17 episodes
Can You Take Me Higher? A Post-Grunge Podcast Can You Take Me Higher? A Post
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We subject ourselves to butt rock albums for your entertainment.
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Puddle of Mudd - Come Clean (2001)
If you're easily offended by nasal f-words, Wes Scantin's antics (scantics?), or spoilers for the film "A Beautiful Mind", you might wanna skip this one.
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The Worst So Far
Jordan and Nathan pick and discuss the 5 worst songs they've heard on this podcast so far.
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Edwin McCain - Misguided Roses (1997)
Post-grunge meets mom rock meets dad rock in the form of a ship-flipping South Carolinian who really wishes he was from Louisiana.
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3 Doors Down - Away from the Sun (2002)
Brad Arnold and the boys didn't give us much to talk about, but we did our best. Hope you enjoy. Leave us a rating and comment on iTunes!
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Awful Cover Songs
Ever wanted to hear Puddle of Mudd cover Neil Young? What about Theory of a Deadman singing Hallelujah? We didn't think so.
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2018 Year in Review
Nathan and Jordan discuss some of their favorite music from 2018, some old music they've gotten into, and even some music that wasn't so good.
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Customer Reviews
Best podcast of my year
10/10 would recommend listening to every episode. These guys are the most fun & have the gift of great commentary.
How the hell'd we wind up with this?
America does not deserve this podcast, which dissects and appreciates post-grunge of all shapes, sizes, colors, flavors, and smells. Nathan and Jordan are extremely knowledgeable about the genre -- while they may not like every single butt-rock album ever recorded, at the end of the day, they live by butt-rock and die by butt-rock. A must-listen!
P.S. Full disclosure, I've also been featured on the podcast, which automatically makes it 5 stars, but Nathan and Jordan more than earn it on their own.