tripping balls (a music podcast?)

In which Beeso and the Doc discuss going through The Change, Chinese-Australian Democracy, free samples, summer's over, #SCIENTSFACTS, time capsules, narratives and noveltronica, Yung Talent Time, nostalgia is shit, strudel juice, the joy of Six, take care on the 86 tram, prophet forecasts, arseroboros, who rocks more than you do, old skulls, Shihad O'Clock, never ask permission or forgiveness and Coming Soon To This Spotify. This week we reviewed the Avalanches' Wildflower and Yung's A Youthful Dream, plus Beeso's classic from Pornland; those plus next week's picks (Aaradhna, Ben Harper and Shihadifier Live) are all on the BALLS After Dark Spotify playlist. Our new After Dark Mixtape is also a thing (which we really must get around to finishing).

Yes, everything that's wonderful is sure to come your way when Beeso and the Doc get into the Deep Heat, not going to Rio, getting what you deserve, the beauty and purity of scrum penalties, rostered days off, the Northern Hemispherisation of Strayan rugby, Quade vs the One Out Robots, Beeso vs the Doc's DVR queue, all hail the Fat Brad Hogg, the complicated nature of national identity as it relates to international sports representation, Stop The Boatengs, YMRA EHT NIOJ, decoding Fox Sports hieroglyphics, BeefyFacts™, big bats vs small ropes, Doctorin' The Pitches, pumping the brakes, Stay Woakes, Blaze(r) it, Steve Rixon sightings, fine for some fines for others, banana boat activism, The Purple One, the Doc forgets Julie di Caro's name, Lewis forgets to slip-slop-slap (apart from the hat), Pogbatransferpalooza and the strangest Futurama/GoT cosplay ever.

In which Beeso and the Doc discuss bringing the heat, fine lines, no fun (my babe no fun), Beeso namedropping his hiphop mates again, the Doc namedropping his teenage electronica again, Struggle Street: population Beeso, asking the Yoof, unnecessary sound effects, the BALLS After Dark Mixtape (under construction), complicated feels, Band In A Bubble, clarity of purpose, yet more evidence that Generation X will be worse than the baby boomers, Wankie Sinatra, drawing a line with two data points, Hashtag Content, why Zappa covers don't fly at the bowlo, wacka wacka wow wow, Not Safe For Anything, Ruined By The Top Shelf and parenting advice. This week we reviewed DJ Shadow's The Mountain Will Fall and Band of Skulls' By Default. Next week we will review the Avalanches' Wildflower and Yung's A Youthful Dream, and there ain't a damn thing you can do to stop us. MUAHAHAHAHAAAA. All that plus next week's classic from Pornland (yes, Beeso has picked bedroom music again) on the BALLS After Dark Spotify playlist. The Doc's obscure classic pick the Stalkers is available Elsewhere On The Internet.

We're leaving New York City tonight \m/ >.< \m/ - a photo posted by Dr Yobbo (@dryobbo) on Jul 14, 2016 at 1:44pm PDT

In which Beeso and the Doc talk Origin pregame skits, Cristiano The Redeemer, not knowing your Southampton rejects from your Swansea rejects, getting the finals you deserve, #MCGSoBig, life metaphors, watercarriers past and present, Fozzie (un)Bear(able), karma get-squares, we talkin' bout preseason, choosing to live in Adelaide, from pushovers to pushups, farewell to the Fundamental, Thursday Night Palsy, Dray's a prong, HHRBFDRTW, Les Gets what Les wants, Froome does a runner and quarterback exceptionalism.

Hello boys and girls! This week's After Dark sees Beeso in a laptop join Adam and the Doc in a shed to agree to disagree about Black Mountain - IV, the Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Getaway and the classicness of Brisbane hip-hop pioneers Shin Ki Row's debut album. Also this ep: getting off chops, serious music, slow builds, lazy editing, Jazz Odyssey, whinery tours, getting the clap, received nostalgia, impenetrable accents, LUXURY, avant-garde hiphop (may contain no actual traces of hiphop), Beeso does actual research, Katie Noonan Corner, the Metal Bands Union, desert island survival strategies, and why everywhere is Gympie when you're part of the team (or even when you're not).

This and next week's new albums (DJ Shadow - The Mountain Will Fall and Band of Skulls - By Default) are on the BALLS After Dark Spotify playlist. Our obscure Brisbane classic picks (Shin Ki Row and the Stalkers) are available elsewhere on the internet for your listening pleasure.

In which two men shouting in a shed (the Doc and Adamhfoto) join a bearded halfmarathonist seemingly on leave from his barista gig (Beeso) to talk Wide World of Balls, Della Vedova, deep cuts and bruised egos, next year's Nike Iggy 2s, casual fans, gaping holes, the RANGZZZ the thing, feet (and hands) of Klay, shop windows shutting, OKC (U Next Tuesday), how doesn't this work, Bogut Plus, the Kings in the East, do you even bench bro, Darth Lacob, competitive balance, Al Horford Al The Time, Foran against, Cronaldo and Fat Fabio, what's German for "....a'ight?", DRINK, club legends, solo training, the dishlickers are done, fishicide, how have Red Bull [redacted] Dan Ric this week, never go full Mitch's Mum, DRINK, Roger from Hawthorn, KYIEERRRGGGIOOSSHHHHH, gapless audio, Llittle Lleyton's Llegacy, Buzz off, Beeso's Mediawatch and Not That Coverdale. We apologise for any incoherence. DRINK.

Not something I thought I'd ever do but had a lot of fun #goldcoasthalfmarathon2016 - A photo posted by @beesomac on Jul 2, 2016 at 5:13pm PDT

Doc and The Beeso talk getting into character in disturbing ways, disappointing reality, Hillsong's house band, why do you own every U2 album, this sounds like a lot of other bands and pushing out boats.

This weeks albums were brought to you by the colour beige, and were the new Garbage and Temper Trap before we listen to the """"classic"""" Stone Roses.

Next week we are listening to old men with wrinkly socks, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Black Mountain's IV and classic old Brisbane Hip Hop album Shin Ki Row.

All on the Spotify playlist...

Sober Doc visits Lantanaland to discuss Beeso's clothing choices, The Doc's two shirts, ze Germans, dual coaches, how it's always fun when England are awful, the Manly of the Euro's, keep gettin dem checks supersize edition (NBA free agency), the Knicks are always funny, chosing a team by not being kicked in the nuts, crushing the Doc's NBA dreams, carrying your team to fail at the penalty kick, a full political analysis of Brexit in hangover analogies and lots of the Doc singing.

In blustery conditions, Beeso and first time co host Pat discuss the NBA draft and the insanity of the bouncing salary cap, the revenge of Eddie Jones, brown paper NRL bags, coaching vs  bad squads, scoreboard media, the Hayne whatever he is this week, tennis, golf, did you get that the Doc wasn't on this week?

Beeso and The Doc talk doing surgery with chainsaws, being better than garbage, loving music enough to go back to a time where you could buy CDs, pimp strutting to the beat before the cops come, small venues, The Doc makes jokes too soon, more pretentious and left wing than the pretentious and left wing paper, more music for american teen indie comedies, explain your jangle sir, and bogans aren't the same as chavs.

Tunes discussed this week is The Kills album Ash & Ice, Car Seat Headrest's Teens of Denial and Lily Allen's chav masterpiece It's Not Me, It's You. Get all the tracks in the Spotify playlist, if you are even still reading this. Well, are you?