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Musical Shenanigans

Auteur(s): Cory Dave & Scott (feat. yer mom)
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Musical Shenanigans is a podcast about Rolling Stone’s ranking of the Top 500 Albums of All Time. But it is absolutely not what you think.
Yes, we talk about the albums. But we do things a little differently around here.
We choose two albums at random, put them in a cage together, and let them fight it out to determine which one is better. Each match is part of a March Madness-style Playoff Bracket, with the goal of determining, for ourselves, the best album of all time, based on our limited knowledge, lack of credibility, and non-existent credentials.
We also discuss current music-related news and other topics, come up with really stupid quizzes. And sometimes, if we are feeling saucy, we may give you a song, fake commercial, or some other such nonsense.

Please invite Cory, Dave, and Scott (alphabetically by height) into your ears for a whole new way of ranking albums.

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  • Listening Party: The Dark Side of the Moon

    Listening Party: The Dark Side of the Moon
    Feb 27 2026

    In our last episode, we did a full play through of Led Zeppelin's debut album, which had no official title, but is often referred to colloquially as "Led Zeppelin I". Today, as our "Elite Eight" round continues, we give you a full play through of its challenger: Pink Floyd's iconic dive into the depths of madness, The Dark Side of the Moon.

    Then put on your low rise jeans and pop open a Surge ... TRL is almost on. Gen X'ers that we are, we also devote some time to a discussion of the Rise and Fall of MTV.

    Grab the bong, queue up The Wizard of Oz, and let's get into it.

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    1 h et 10 min
  • Centerpiece #1 - Public Domain Discussion

    Centerpiece #1 - Public Domain Discussion
    Jan 22 2026

    Greetings everyone!

    We are experimenting with our little short episodes from earlier discussions, quizes, and bits. These little minisodes are remastered, sanitized, and ribbed for your pleasure.

    This episode covers when songs go into the Public Domain and a song that Dave up from Scott's Great Grandfather.

    The theme song was written by Alfredo Ipsen.

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    7 min
  • Listening Party: Led Zeppelin I

    Listening Party: Led Zeppelin I
    Jan 1 2026

    Look, we know that 2025 wasn't our finest moment. Among all the other dumpster fires last year, we had our least productive year ever - releasing just two regular episodes the entire year, plus whatever the hell that Christmas thing was.

    But this year, we're turning over a new leaf - giving you new content on Day One, and resolving to increase our output in the coming weeks.

    And as luck would have it, we're also kicking off our "Elite Eight" round, for which we're taking an entirely new approach. Instead of doing our standard "debate and vote" thing, we're going to devote each of the next eight episodes listening to one of our final albums, in its entirety, while gabbing away at anything that strikes our fancy.

    So pull up a chair, grab your favorite intoxicant, and join us as we listen to Led Zeppelin's 1969 self-titled debut from start to finish. Happy New Year, everyone.

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    1 h et 13 min
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