2 Twins & An Album

Episode 26 - King Crimson 'Red'

Nubs leads the discussion and review of King Crimson's 1974 album 'Red' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

Yes! Prog!  The boys discuss this 70's progressive rock work from one of the true pioneers of the genre.  Tune in as Toph plows through under the weather, Nubs is in his happy prog place, and the fellas debate the merits of good vs. not-as-good improvisation.  Enjoy and happy new year!

Episode 25 - Type O Negative 'October Rust'

Toph leads the discussion and review of Type O Negative's 1996 album 'October Rust' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

 

The boys sort of like this album.  They view it as okay at best.  Listen as they talk about how they wish it could have gone beyond its mediocrity, and how it's one that they would listen to more often if it wasn't so average.

 

 

Ya, on?  Hey we hope you enjoyed our little joke, there...this is Nubs and Toph, we just wanted to take a minute to thank you for listening to our latest -- and 25th -- episode.  We spent a few hours, eatin' pie, workin on it.....we hope you enjoy it.   Cluck.  Caw.

Episode 24 - Tears For Fears 'Songs From The Big Chair'

Nubs leads the discussion and review of Tears For Fears' 1985 album 'Songs From The Big Chair' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

The gents discuss this intelligent -- for the most part -- 80's classic, and the thoughtful musical + lyrical approach from this rather important duo that wasn't actually a duo at all.  Listen as the boys shout and let it all out -- except for Toph, who after 24 podcast episodes finally finds himself speechless.  Tune in...and Avoid The Clap!

Episode 23 - Limp Bizkit 'Significant Other'

Toph leads the discussion and review of Limp Bizkit's 1999 album 'Significant Other' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

The fellas do it all for the nookie, and Episode 23 is no exception.  Jump in -- as well as up and down -- to hear discussion around this album's time period...how important it was to the rap/rock/nu metal genre...and whether or not it holds up nicely 20+ years later.  Will Nubs apply the "Dolly/Willy Rule"..?  Is Toph a closet Juggalo..?  Do aliens actually exist, like real ones?  Tune in to hear the answer to two of these pressing questions.  Enjoy!

Episode 22 - Styx 'Pieces of Eight'

Nubs leads the discussion and review of Styx's 1978 album 'Pieces of Eight' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

The boys dive into this group some call a "guilty pleasure" -- and assess the importance of this triple platinum recording from the late 70's.  Tune in to hear this, as well as yet another unsolicited vocal performance from the gents of both Styx classics "LadyBabe" and "BabeLady" that can only be described as a true tear jerker.  Enjoy!

Episode 21 - Kraftwerk 'The Man-Machine'

Toph leads the discussion and review of Kraftwerk's 1978 album 'The Man-Machine' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

The fellas dive into an incredibly important group...and attempt to answer the question, was this their most important work?  Also, Nubs brags about celebrity musician encounters -- while at the same time, "Nubs Hütter" delivers perhaps his most amazing vocal performance to date.  Tune in as wir fahren fahren fahren auf der Episode 21..!

Episode 20 - Ozzy Osbourne 'Ozzmosis'

Nubs leads the discussion and review of Ozzy Osbourne's 1995 album 'Ozzmosis' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

The boys enter into a blizzard of ozz -- and assess whether there is a legacy to be had, or if future generations will just remember him as a reality TV pioneer.  Tune in, and you may just answer the following:  do hot moms dig Ozzy?...will Toph actually stump Nubs on something?...did the great Ian Kilmister use this album as a chance to show his sensitive side?...and lastly -- what do vampires, California, the band The Call, and greased up muscle-men sax players have in common??  There's only one way to find out: episode twenty!

Episode 19 - The Doors 'L.A. Woman'

Toph leads the discussion and review of The Doors' 1971 album 'L.A. Woman' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

The gents discuss the finale from this important, surprisingly short-lived band -- who showed us that having a damn good time while playing the blues is more than possible.  Hear the boys reveal who the true irreplaceable member of The Doors actually was...discuss that one vacation where all they wanted to see was a cemetary...while also noting the tremendous quantity of butts in the Oliver Stone movie.  So c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon and touch us, baby.  Can't you see that we are not afraid.

Episode 18 - Slipknot 'Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)'

Nubs leads the discussion and review of Slipknot's 2004 album 'Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)' – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

The boys discuss this experimental metal gem, and what it takes to be a true Maggot.  Hear Toph get jealous about Nubs' first job out of college...soap opera stars performing quality ballads...and what this episode's featured group has in common with Dave Matthews Band.  Join us as we dive into this metal-in-many-forms creation, on the only podcast on earth that can give you both Rupert Holmes and Slipknot in one short week's time!

Episode 17 - Rupert Holmes 'Adventure' part 2 [w/ special guest Rupert Holmes]

The boys welcome very special guest Rupert Holmes to the podcast for part 2 of a discussion and review of his 1980 album ‘Adventure’ – including, as always, albums + songs on our radar and much more!

 

 

The gents are joined by the performer, composer and producer of this gem of an LP, Rupert’s sixth album in his acclaimed musical career.  In part 2, they discuss the album track-by-track – and cover topics such as how the opener became both a BBC news theme and a driveway-basketball celebration song…the beauty of poppy songs with dark lyrics…and, the fellas close with another Michael McDonald off.  Enjoy!