No time for Ballyhoo because the Buds need to Smash It Like Belushi, I guess! The Guys get together to finally discuss the deluxe edition of Green Day's "Saviors" - new songs, acoustic tracks, and tons of fun!!!!

breakdown:

00:00:53 an history

00:08:41 Smash It Like Belushi

00:18:58 Stay Young

00:30:41 Fuck Off

00:35:56 Ballyhoo

00:41:54 Suzie Chapstick (acoustic)

00:53:50 Father to a Son (acoustic)

00:57:58 Underdog

01:09:50 Ratings

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Your mission, should you choose to accept it: listen to this 3+ hour DEEP DIVE into the FINAL RECKONING of the decades-spanning spy series that consistently puts Tom Cruise in danger, and audiences in utter delight.

You're used to the Ear Buds deep diving into an album for too long?? Well hear this! They do it for movies now too sometimes!

First they go through all the things that led them to Mission, and all the Missions that led to this 8th installment. Then, they go plot point by plot point through the latest Cruise/McQ set-piece stunt show extravaganza and really get into the nitty gritty. Does the patented Mission style of "build the movie as you go" still work? Is there too much exposition and table setting when there was already a whole other movie to do all of that? Is this podcast episode guilty of all the same stuff, and maybe that's why these movies resonate so much with our lovable Team of Two? Find out!

Let us know what you thought of the movie too!

breakdown:

00:00:00 an history

00:58:53 FINAL RECOKING REVIEW

03:09:03 Ratings

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C'mon everybody, let's Huckle-Buck back in time and explore some music history! The boys discuss Otis Redding, his short but incredible career, his masterful use of his vocal instrument, and his untimely and tragic end. And of course they go track-by-track through his first posthumous - and most famous - album "The Dock of the Bay" (1968).

breakdown:

00:00:53 an history

00:20:36 (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay

00:34:48 I Love You More Than Words Can Say

00:42:50 Let Me Come on Home

00:48:45 Open the Door

00:53:30 Don't Mess with Cupid

01:03:24 The Glory of Love

01:06:59 I'm Coming Home

01:23:32 Tramp (with Carla Thomas)

01:28:18 The Huckle-Buck

01:35:30 Nobody Knows You (When You're Down and Out)

01:45:07 Ole Man Trouble

02:01:10 ratings and next pick

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