This week we (meaning Nick) take a look at the 2021 Grammy awards this past Sunday and review EVERY SINGLE performance, including: -Harry Styles -Billy Eilish -Haim -Black Pumas -Da Baby -Bad Bunny -Dua Lipa -Silk Sonic -Taylor Swift (SONGTOPSY ALUMNI) -Megan Thee Stallion (SONGTOPSY ALUMNI) -Cardi B (SONGTOPSY ALUMNI) -Post Malone -Lil Baby -Doja Cat (SONGTOPSY ALUMNI) -BTS Do the alumni pull ahead? Which performance was the most surprising? Why did the Grammys feel 7 hours long? These questions and more are answered on this week's episode Follow us on Podchaser!  &nbsp;

Ep 167: The 2021 Grammys Review (B-Sides)

Check out the edited video from our recording of episode 168 ("Cop Rock," the TV musical) by following the link below!  &nbsp;

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Epilogue: Where Are They Now?

It's a double dissection this week! We dive into the fresh controversy that The Pogues' Christmas classic has been receiving recently with some of its more colorful lyrics, as well as the brand spankin' new Jon Bon Jovi cover of the song that is apparently so blasphemous that Mike can scarcely contain his rage. Does one Jon Bon Jovi truly equal one Kirsty MacColl and one Shane MacGowan?&nbsp; Follow us! Facebook:  Instagram:  &nbsp;

Ep 155: "Fairytale of New York" by The Pogues, and THAT Bon Jovi Cover...

If you like songs about cheating and getting caught in the...act of mutually committing infidelity you'll love this timeless ode to your favorite beachside cocktail. Mike leads us on a deep dive into the murky waters of The Piña Colada song and along the way discusses how some other songs Rupert Holmes had a hand in, including "Answering Machine" and his input in The Buoy's cannibalistic classic "Timothy," also tie in to his oeuvre. Follow us on Podchaser!  &nbsp;

Ep 161: "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)" by Rupert Holmes

Have you ever heard a song that is so bad or bizarre that it’s actually amazing? Comedians Nick Brigadier, Mike Russell, and Steven Trolinger explore and dissect the world of one-hit wonders, criminal musicians, underground subgenres, and other musical oddities to figure out how these songs ever saw the light of day.

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