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This week we celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Go! Team's criminally underrated (and criminally produced) debut album Thunder, Lightning, Strike. For like five years I could have sworn it was called Tiger, Lightning, Strike because of the Tiger on the cover. To never make that error again I've replaced the tiger with our horrible baby, Violet.
Also found in this episode: Music is ranked by someone who is not us and therefore they mess it all up, we receive a crucial bit of nipple news, and stick around for an incomprehensible game-slash-prophetic-vision.

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CURSED BY GOD: This episode is FULL of flubs and was our SECOND TRY doing this album so we had to PUT IT OUT. Please ignore EVERY SIN WE COMMIT (including perjury, not knowing how to sync Bluetooth, and lots of hemming and hawing) as we three hims try to discuss Cloud Nothing's 20XX album, Here And Nowhere Else. Unlike this podcast, it is a talented expression of ideas! Also an actual trigger warning: there are mentions of self harm and suicidal ideation in this episode.
VINDICATED BY HISTORY: We put a pin in the Kendrick/Drake beef, BevCheck returns with a vengeance, and we try and fail to share new music we liked.

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FROM THE VAULT: This week, one of the hosts is learning to deal with his adult onset hypochondria (turns out its not a form of OCD, which is wild because it sure feels obsessive and compulsive!) so we are digging into the vault! We fished this episode from the dumpster out back, a test pilot that was NOT FIT TO AIR until we RAN OUT OF OPTIONS IMMEDIATELY. In it, we're a little fun and flirty and discuss Sleigh Bell's 2010 sensation Treats. And what a treat it is! I was legally obligated to type that and my delete key is broken, sorry.
Also up for discussion: Valentine's Day, because we recorded this earlier and didn't think about how dated it would immediately become, the "new" vampire weekend tracks that are so old the album has come and gone, and Chris' wife is a superstar at flipping around.

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In this week's episode we follow up on last week's episode by having the same show name, hosts and general format in what critics are calling "yet another episode." Sorry that description was boring because this album absolutely is not: the stellar (lunar?) album that 100% of the critics got totally wrong half of the time, Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino.
Also in this episode: Drake does what very well be the worst AI thing yet, Billie Eilish hates certain large mammals, and Charlie cements his legacy as Villain of the Pod in a contentious showtime.

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On a very specialsode, your hosts discuss the Killer's audience-alienating (and therefore intrinsically interesting) sophomore debut, Sam's Town. Join them as they explore if Uncle Johnny is actually a "cool uncle", morosely remember When You/They Were Young, and debate whether or not they should've just done Hot Fuss instead.
Also up for discussion: A conspiracy-riddled web of lies is unraveled as we chart Drake's current beefs, a new flavor is tasted "live and on air", and far too many shows are attended (but at least they all are good).

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In this week's episode the boys-- I'm sorry literally every podcast calls its host "the boys" we can't be doing that, give me a second to find a thesaurus.
In this week's episode the male children discuss your favorite pop-punk band's favorite pop-punk band, Jawbreaker and their magnum opus, 24 Hour Revenge Therapy. If you've never heard them before, this is a great opportunity to jump in. If you are already a Jawbreaker fan, we cannot apologize enough.
Also up for discussion: Pink Floyd slurps up some AI hog slop, a chair falls on Nashville, and Chris is quizzed on knowing What Time Is It? in our strangest game yet.

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