Episode #16

On this Episode Mikey plays a song so cheesy he later feels compelled to apologize for it. Then later I play a song which offends Kenan so much it sparked a heated ideological conversation about the concept of context in music.

See if you can pick them out.

Plus mad obscure beautiful bangers.

Episode #16







Tracklist:

Take off your clothes to feel the setting sun - Wolfgang Dauner
We Don't Care - Hubert Thomas Valverde & The HT's
Peace Go With You Brother - Gil Scott-Heron
Angel Dust - Gil Scott-Heron
Trust Your Child pt. 1 - Patrizia & Jimmy
Message From A Blackman - The Whatnaughts
Our Generation - Ernie Hines
Long Time Boy - Nadia Cathouse
Making Love (at the dark end of the street) - Clarence CArter
Sport - Lighnin' Rod
My Own Home - Jungle Book Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Only Sixteen - Sam Cooke
Almost Grown - Chuck Berry
My Momma And My Poppa - Darondo
Piss Factory - Patti Smith
Suburban Family Lament - Rith Copeland
Ripped Open by Metal Explosions - Galt MacDermont's First Natural Hair Band
Mindless Child Of Motherhood - The Kinks
It Don't Come Easy - Ringo Starr
La Musica Della Mafia (skit)
Song For My father - Horace Silver
Can't You Feel My Heartbeat - Goldie & The Gingerbreads
I Have Known Love - Silver Apples
Hourglass - The Bees
Man On Box - Audience
Good Morning Starshine - Strawberry Alarm Clock
Rise - Josh Rouse
Mill Valley - Miss Abrams and The Strawberry
Love Letters - Ketty Lesters
Pata Pata - Miriam Makeba
(Intermission)
Like Being Born - Marianne Faithful
When I See Mommy I feel Like A Mummy - Captain Beefheart
Return To Nursery - Carter Brunell
The Wanderer - Johnny Cash
Two Girls In Love (With eachother) - Snatch & The Poontangs
Two Sisters - Tom Waits
Evil Ways - Willie Bobo
My Brother Is A Basehead - De La Soul
One To Grow On - UMC's
Guns Of Brixton - Nouvelle Vague
Armagedon - Cocorosie
Simple - Company Flow
Snake Hips - Johnny Lewis Trio & Millie
Falling Down - Scarlett Johansson
Growing Up (demo) - Bruce Springsteen
Transmetropolitan - The Pogues
13th Floor/ Growing Old - OutKast