Episode 275 - Webisode Camp

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Actor and SNL alum Horatio Sanz reunites with Howard and Kulap to break down the music and video game charts. They discuss songs about one's lifetime and Engineer Cody's on-air outbreak during Shazam's Top 5 songs in the U.S. chart. A love for open-world video games and a dislike of spy stories are discussed in the Top 5 Video Games in March chart. Later, the gang talks about their upcoming SXSW show and the Bajillion Dollar Propertie$ wrap party during Two Charted.

[Topher 90]

Pretty sure that one of the Damn, Daniel kids was swatted by someone else, not the other way around.

[FaceLikeThunder 2114]

Ah I think it's damnit Daniel

[kyleidoscope 68]

This was one of my favorite episodes. Horatio is a Who Charted all star and pretty much everything he said made me laugh out loud. Plus, Engineer Cody was being a fucking problem again. Great ep!

 

I have a couple things to add:

 

1. I completely agree with Howard that Kanye has inexplicably made his best album the hardest to listen to. Having it streaming-exclusive is crazy already but exclusive only to Tidal is absolute madness. I'm sure plenty of people would pay for it if they had a chance but Kanye's sort of forced his fans to steal his own album, which is pretty bonkers. And it's a double shame because, as I've said, the record itself is fantastic.

 

2. Also! Spring Breakers is legitimately great, which I wasn't expecting when I watched it, but it's funny and fun and also, impossibly, really holds together as a narrative film. Franco's "Look at my shit" monologue remains one of my favorite movie speeches ever. He should have won an Oscar just for that speech alone. Highly recommended summah viewing.

[FaceLikeThunder 2114]

H. Monarch Kre

[pepperjack 303]

Suicide Pilots would have to be a cross between Suicide Machines and Stone Temple Pilots, no?

[Xandar1977 421]

Suicide Pilots would have to be a cross between Suicide Machines and Stone Temple Pilots, no?

Jesus Kulap, I totally forgot about The Suicide Machines. I used to love Destruction By Definition, holy shit.

[Xandar1977 421]

"On the other hand, I...now's get to see my stuff." - Howard Kremer

[SaltPeanuts 479]

Wouldn't it be better for people to see the plugs in your ears? That way they know to leave you alone!

[Kickpuncher 5012]

I don't know if it would be a web short or what, but "Vine Kampf" needs to be a thing.

[shoptalkerman 106]

Love Horatio, so happy to hear him on this episode. Plus, it's nice to have an episode that isn't a backdoor advertisement for Bajillion Dollar Propertie$.

[Human 97]

Kulap being nurturing towards Sean and Hayes warms my warm heart.

[StanSitwell 811]

What a freaking great episode this was, Horatio is such a great Whoch guest. He always plays along with whatever Howard is up to, fits right in, and you don't get the feeling he's judging. It's sad but I feel like that's almost rare with the guests

 

Howard's railing on Cody and threatening to tell his direct superior was also pretty vintage, but not vintage like a gen 1 iPod

[NameThatPunky 804]

This was some of the best Ramhanding in a while.

[Bever Hopox 371]

Kulap - Do you like the rough ryders?

Howard - What's that?

Kulap - DMX -

Horatio- Teddy Roosevelt

[ShinjiWakanai 21]

Great ep. Love Horatio Sanz, always tons of fun. It was cute in a way hearing them talk about video games from their perspective as people who don't play them. As someone who streams video games frequently I find it refreshing to see people with an outside view of that bubble of entertainment. Glad they have a chart for video games!

[aes8729 8]

New words to live by: "Don't tell me where to go and do."