Coot comes out of podcast retirement and reviews the long awaited reunion album from Virginia Beach duo, Clipse.Timestamps:0:00-Listener Discretion Advised0:06-Birds Don’t Sing1:26-Intro3:50-Clipse Backstory19:07-Birds Don’t Sing Breakdown23:55-Chains & Whips24:48-Chains & Whips Breakdown36:54-POV37:28-POV Breakdown43:41-So Be It44:30-So Be It Breakdown50:35-Ace Trumpets51:18-Ace Trumpets Breakdown54:23-All Things Considered54:56-All Things Considered Breakdown57:58-MTBTTF58:30-MTBTTF Breakdown1:04:32-EBITDA1:04:57-EBITDA Breakdown1:08:15-FICO1:09:07-FICO Breakdown1:14:31-Inglorious Bastards1:15:00-Inglorious Bastards Breakdown1:17:39-So Far Ahead1:18:27-So Far Ahead Breakdown1:23:31-Let God Sort Em Out/Chandeliers1:24:08-Let God Sort Em Out/Chandeliers Breakdown1:26:02-By The Grace Of God1:26:42-By The Grace Of God Breakdown1:28:56-Summary/Extras1:34:20-Outro1:34:40-Post Edit Corrections
In another musicology episode Coot talks about how the Pop Out Ken & Friends show and everything leading up to it.
In another musicology episode Coot talks about how the Pop Out Ken & Friends show and everything leading up to it.
Coot talks about the Unreleased concept track by Kendrick Lamar.
Coop talks about one of his favorite, jazz artist of all time, Herbie Hancock.
Coot updates on the state of the his favorite NFL team, the Carolina Panthers.
Coot talks about the fall of one of his favorite Podcasters from the early 2010s.
Coot talks about a forgotten but largely disturbing story of horrorcore Texas rapper, Big Lurch.
Coot talks about the biggest misconceptions and accounts about 90s pop rapper, MC Hammer.
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