Episode 42 — Sinbad, Our Close Friend

[Episode 42 — Sinbad, Our Close Friend]

5. Mr. T

4. Carl Weathers

3. Hulk Hogan

2. Dolph Lundgren.

1. Believing you're not good enough and that Adrian can never love you.

[Episode 300 — Oh, Golly! You Devil]

Guys. Big complaint. I've been looking up TOUR DE FORCE in my dictionary all night and this episode of this podcast keeps playing. Just give me the definition already!

[Episode 10 — Fuego]

Could someone be a true bro (or lady bro) and edit this ep so there's no music in it? The parts where they talk over the music are ok. thanks!

[Episode 14 — Staind Glass]

226 is the highest number there is!

[What's YOUR idea for a good music/ band discussion podcast? Mine is...]

Zach GalifinAphex Twin.

[Episode 13 — No Line on the Horizon]

Anybody else think that "Wild Wild West" sounds a lot like "Pump it Up" by Elvis Costello?

[Episode 11 — How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb]

Serious suggestion for Scott^2. Devote an episode to the movie "It Might Get Loud." It made me straight up hate The Edge for months. He drives a hedge fund manager-style Mercedes and seems like he can barely play guitar.

[Episode 8 — Pop]

 

Subtitle - Two Bros Talkin' Three Sis

call it "Haim Wits." Do the whole thing in Kiss makeup. On the last second of the last episode, casually mention Gene Simmons' real name.

[Episode 5 — Achtung Baby?]

"Please stop complaining." - Adam Scott, 2014.

[Episode 4 — Rattle and Hum]

u talkin Uatu 2 me?

[Episode 2 — The Unforgettable Fire]

It's funny that the Scotts almost FORGOT to talk about the album itself. (Sorry)

[Episode 81 — Mortal Kombat]

i want a new series where june learns about pop culture things that are new to her and then immediately explains it to the audience

This is such a wonderful idea.

[Episode 79.5 — Minisode 79.5]

When Paul mentioned rants my first thought was Dennis Miller.

[Episode 78 — Crossroads]

Has this ever worked for any pop star? The only musician I can think of off the top of my head who has a halfway decent acting career is Kris Kristofferson.

Art Garfunkel is a surprisingly good actor (Carnal Knowledge & Bad Timing are great). There's Tom Waits (Dracula, Mystery Men). Mick Jagger started pretty strong (Performance, which has a little bit of singing). Oh, and Frank Sinatra, Ricky Nelson & Barbra Streisand (She's legitimately great in What's Up, Doc). Insofar as longevity and not counting quality, Elvis Presley. Who's that Girl implied Madonna could do dramatic work; the rest of her acting career indicated otherwise. And holy guacamole, David Bowie in The Hunger & The Man Who Fell to Earth.

 

But probably the best example of playing up acting instead of singing in a movie role "working for a pop star" is the dude from the early 90s who sang "Good Vibrations" and somehow parlayed the name Marky Mark into becoming a movie star.