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Don't worry, Scott, the Metal song won't hurt you.

Ugh... I don't know if I can listen to them call Staind a "metal band" for 90 minutes...

Actually, Jason, Men's Rights activists DO NOT use the "red pill" metaphore. You're thinking of The Red Pill (so subtle!) which is an entirely different group, unaffiliated group. The two groups don't even like each other. If you're going to talk shit about someone, at least do a little research.

This episode made me mad that I can't hang out with these guys.

Print it in black and I'm game.

Adomain was ON FIRE. Great episode and glad to hear another Jonah Ray appearance! That other guy was funny too!

The tag line for the movie "Alien vs. Predator" was "Whoever wins: we lose".

Alright, I'm only going to say this once, so pay attention: NIRVANA DID NOT INVENT GRUNGE.

This episode was everything I wanted it to be. I can't even think of a highlight - every scene was great.

This somehow got even darker than I expected.

I can't even handle how good this is. I could have listened to it forever.

I hadn't bothered with them until I started listening to this podcast (I knew the singles, obviously). Of the albums I've listened to so far, only Boy and War have stuck out to me as being at all interesting (especially the latter). Even Joshua Tree is too middle-of-the-road for my tastes (although I do enjoy "In God's Country"). It's weird to hear people passionately discuss music that I find to be so bland. How anyone can enjoy the milquetoast drivel that is "One" is beyond me. Negativity aside, this was another great episode. I loved Scott constantly passively-aggressively berating Scott's acting chops.and Scott trying to read Scott's phone number was priceless.

I was sure this was going to be filled with people naming their favorite Beatles songs in defiance. I had my list ready and everything :/ I'll concede that their lyrics generally weren't very sophisticated but the music sure was. They used a lot of weird chord progressions and a lot of their later stuff is basically proto-prog rock.

I get the feeling that they both have listened to The Joshua Tree album, in it's entirety, multiple times, so I think they're pretty familiar with that song...

Who greenlit this shit?

Superb episode. I like John Gemberling more and more all the time.

So, I guess I'm the only one who didn't enjoy Cameron trying to awkwardly shoehorn Feminist into every conversation?

I didn't really appreciate Jon Gabrus until this episode. He's amazing.

Good idea. Okay, so M stands for Money. We need money to buy the shirt.

Andy Daly is a god among insects.

Amy Poehler is an another fuckin' level.

*Applause machine, guests love my applause machine, crankin' up my applause machine, givin' my guests applauuuuuse! thank you."

Having finally actually listened to it, my one criticism is that I think Adomian entered too early. I feel like the episode peaked too early and almost fell apart at the end. And as much as I love James's Leykis impression, I would have liked to have heard a little more from Maria. But, goddamn, the dueling Leykis's almost made me run my car off the road.

I'm going to convert to Christianity just so I can thank Christ for this episode.

Nah, it's just that she's been on so many times that they've had time to establish and elaborate story.