It's time to talk about and compete with our favorite one hit wonders with our pals Chris, Kent, and Kirk. Who will win the title of the best one hit wonder?

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166. One Hit Wonders - Group Episode

Put on a jean jacket, have a pint, and get rowdy with the Critics as they discuss Keep It Greasy by Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell. Make sure to check out our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNMoi0Zihtd5q_67uzz8nnw

165. Keep It Greasy by Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell

The Critics welcome back Travis Harpster even though he brought an album that neither Michelle or Sam wanted to ever hear! That's right, Travis had the Critics listen to Speak Now by Taylor Swift and the gloves are coming off! Will they become Swifties or will the Swifties come for them? This episode features Guess That Melody w/ Travis!

164. Speak Now by Taylor Swift w/ Travis Harpster

It's guest time and holy moly we have a bonus guest as well! Kent brings "Single Entendre" by Here Come The Mummies to discuss with the Critics..... and Zach! That's right, a dirty hippy sits in on Kent's episode. This episode features Michelle singing a Beatles classic and an excerpt from the 1962 Snods Bury Open.

163. Single Entendre by Here Come The Mummies w/ Kent!

Lean back, light some incense, and relax as the Critics review American Beauty by Grateful Dead. The Critics return with another round of Guess That Melody!

162. American Beauty by Grateful Dead

It's guest time again and Michelle's cousin Chris sat down to discuss Swimming by Mac Miller with the Critics. Double Lattes. Featuring Guess That Melody!

161. Swimming by Mac Miller w/ Chris Gibson

Right before that naked baby got litigious, the Critics got together to listen to and review Nevermind by Nirvana. Is Sam ready to open his mind to a band he avoided for many years? Was Dave Grohl responsible for the pop sound of Nirvana? Can the Critics Guess That Melody? Find out for yourself.

160. Nevermind by Nirvana

The Critics put on their nerd glasses, slip on their cardigans, and get to talking Pinkerton by Weezer!

159. Pinkerton by Weezer

Kent, Kirk, and Zach join the Critics to discuss their favorite disco songs!

158. Favorite Disco Songs - Group Episode

Don't fear those lights in the sky because it's just The Starchild coming to bring the funk down to earth. This week the Critics put on their sunglasses and discuss the funkiness that is the album Mothership Connection by Parliament.

157. Mothership Connection by Parliament

Biiiiitch, Kirk Gibbons is back to hip and hop the Critics with Cocktails by Too $hort. This episode features Jazz Pizzazz and a golf outing.

156. Cocktails by Too $hort

Looky here, another 90s album for the Critics to review, and this week it's the self-titled debut album by Third Eye Blind. Sam still doesn't know any lyrics, and Michelle talks a lot. This episode features The Passion Of The Christ and an Abe/OutRegis jam.

155. Third Eye Blind by Third Eye Blind

Grab your Monk DVDs, put on your Scream Ghostface mask and strap on some ghost goggles because it's time to talk Thir13en Ghosts. Featuring "Mind of Outregis"

154. Thir13en Ghosts

It's that time of the month again, and this week we're plugging in with Bob, Kirk, and Chris to share and review classic 90s Grunge songs. We're back to the original format of choosing 2 songs we like, and one that we don't, while the others try to figure out which song each person is pretending to like. For no reason at all, there's also a Steven Tyler sing-off. This episode is brought to you by Spiders & Snakes, and features a guitar jam with "The Boys".

153. 90's Grunge Group Episode

This week we have our buddy Zach "Hippie" Broering back to talk about I Remembered but Then I Forgot by Wolfie's Just Fine. We also talk about Anal Cunt...... Enjoy!

152. I Remembered but Then I Forgot by Wolfie's Just Fine w/ Zach Broering

Sam and Michelle Eisert have similar, yet radically different tastes. In this podcast they submit their favorite media from the past and present to each other to discuss and review.

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