10/10 You're Great

This week Creepy Crooners croontinues with Harry Styles, the debut album by Harry Styles. Imagine if Zayn had called his debut album Harry Styles. Joining us this week to walk us through all Styles' styles was Alivia Stonier (@liv.jolee) of The Alternative, Gut Instinct Media, and too many other things to list here. Did we ask her if it was okay to call Harry a Creepy Crooner to match the theme month? Yes, I hope! Also up for one discussion: Video game YouTubes are the best way to discover new music, John Taffer has a great idea for a haunted hotel, and Niall Horan is secretly Josh Hutcherson. Also I keep thinking Harry wore the Pharell hat but I guess he never did. That would've been a real creepy crooner.

You guessed it: the final head of Septheadber (RIP in peace) was Radiohead! This week, we honor their most popular by far album Amnesiac by totally forgetting how to coherently explain that it rocks. If that 5k long sentence didn't confuse and alienate you, how about this one: Now that Septheadber is over we are doing Creepy Crooners, which is also what this episode is (Courtesy: Thom Yorke Morgan). Anyways if you know a creep who can rock the miracle mic, please call us we don't know any.Also up for Ed O-Brien-scussion: Bono bops Ed Sheeran (The Edge's silence speaks volumes), Maggot Brain turns a specific age, and Bread! It's been solid for too long!

It's just like they always say: Chris is the Gru of the podcast. So when he's out being Despicable He elsewhere, we minions must go solo. Which I guess is me saying that Chris is outta town so Lucas and Charlie watched a minion movie and talked about it and didn't even tell Chris we were doing this so I hope he's very suprised in Mexico City.Also up for discussion: A definitive ranking of all the minion movies, Trey Parker for prison, and aren't you glad I didn't say banana and/or do another Shrek Movie?

After talking Talking Heads we decided to take an easy week and snooze our heads down on a Car Seat Headrest. I am pretty sure I have COVID right now so you legally have to pretend that was funny even though it wasn't. Anyways this week's record is Teens of Denial and we teens (pushing 40) are looking at it with clear eyes, which is the opposite of denial, so you know its true when we say its a 10/10. Also up for exploring our teen feelings: We do the worm on a bifurcated bev, laundry is the way that god punishes renters, and the Ed Sheeran pushback causes our Grinch hearts to grow 10/10 sizes.

This month for a very special month (of the month): it's Septheadber. Like September but with head in the middle, so all the albums/bands have "head" in the name. Anyways this week it's "the most obvious choice ever" (-Chris, rudely) with Talking Heads' Remain in Light. It remains a good album (in light). Do not call us "oldheads" by the way until we learn what that means.Also worth talking about with these talking heads: Macklemore remains (in light, again) the king of Seattle and good politics, P!nks many hits are played while we frown, and LCD Soundsystem is not The Dare for reasons of soul and having Pat.

There's only one rule for 10/10 club: Never say there are too many moving parts in an episode title, and also Edward Norton DNI - this is a No Nort Zone. By which, of course, we mean that this week we were joined by David Anthony of Former Clarity who had it in his motörheart to return to the pöd to share his love of Motörhead's Ace of Spades for the final episode of Slot Progust Bites. And if you hate this theme you won’t soon because we have a worse one in the oven.Also up for Lemmscussion: Coaster Talk returns as we slowly morph into an Alan Schilke fancast, we say "oh yeahhhh" to a bicoastal BevCheck (David is in Chicago, the middle coast) and an extremely unfortunate lyrics court.