Aretha Franklin was born on March 25th 1942 (people love this bit) so it would have been her 83rd birthday. Let's celebrate by listening to us talk about her. What a perfect gift! 

We are all over the place so we might be taking a few weeks off but you should take some time to listen to this old episode that we all agreed was "pretty good" 

 

 

Folks, 

 

It's Rhianna and we are talking dating in Minneapolis, when children become like their parents and the album Anti. 

 

It is too much Work work work work work to write this so just enjoy!

Folks, we are the best (1998) Madonna podcast when we cover Ray of Light, Madonna's techno album. We talk about cyber security, CES finds, and Aaron's foot care routine. 

 

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Oh drat! Some might say this week's episode is a travesty. But why would anyone ever delete the best podcast about The Velvet Underground and the 143rd greatest album of all time, The Velvet Underground (without Nico).

 

Before we get to the music, we invite you to the room where it happens to discuss monster trucks, the most expensive concert tickets we've ever purchased, and the best things to do in Vegas. We also review The Super Mario Brothers Movie, go on an epic rant about fancy ballpark food, and discuss what it's like to date a cheerleader. We also confirm that we have nothing to say about the Octomom.

 

Then at (56:00), Candy says it's time to talk about The Velvet Underground and their self-titled folk rock album from 1969. We discuss spoken word tracks, the Juno soundtrack, and the best female drummers of all time.

 

Next week we'll try not to make you sick again when we trample you under our feet for the best Led Zeppelin podcast, when we cover the 1975 hard rock album, Physical Graffiti.

One, two, three, four! Even though this episode is too long we'd appreciate you leaving a review telling people that this is the best podcast about Bruce Springsteen and the 142nd greatest album of all time, Born in the U.S.A.

 

A warning for all you listeners who landed on this podcast after listening to Sea Change by Beck...before we get to the album, we start a secret text chain to discuss Smokey Robinson's new album Gazms, airport gaslighting, and how everybody needs a little time away. We also become the best royal coronation podcast when we pledge our allegiance to our liege, King Charles. 

 

Then at (54:00) your cool hard rockin' 'daddies make it last all night when we discuss the Boss and his 1984 rock album, Born in the U.S.A. We discuss the most famous butts in music, Springsteen's deceptively depressing music, and the best heartland rock songs. We also unlock some core memories about Frank Thomas and Jeff Paper Bagwell.

 

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Next week you should join us after hours when we become the best Velvet Underground podcast and discuss their eponymous folk-rock album, The Velvet Underground. 

 

If man is five, and the devil is six, then that must make Beck Did it Better seven because this week we are the best Pixies podcast when we cover the 141st greatest album of all time, Doolittle.

 

Before we get to the album we let loose our king gizzard and lizard wizard for some lively discussion of sapiosexuals, phone call etiquette, birthday gifts, and the most important bartending skills. We think you should save and bookmark this episode, but even if you don't like it, you can't be mad at us because we talked about Hamilton last week.

 

Then at (51:00) we discuss the Pixies second studio album, Doolittle. We discuss why the Pixies are every band's favorite band, the Pixies influence on the alternative rock scene, and the best songs from privileged Northeast college bands. 

 

Next week will continue talking about our glory days when we become the best Bruce Springsteen podcast and cover the Boss's heartland rock album, Born in the U.S.A.

We know you're lying when you tell us you're catching up on the podcast. So why don't you handle your business with aplomb instead and enjoy the best podcast about Bob Marley and The Wailers and the 140th greatest album of all time, Catch a Fire.

 

Before we get to the album, we listen to a great voicemail on the Beck Line which leads us down a memory lane of the best podcast bits ever. We also discuss swimming pool etiquette, family card games, and hydration. We also remind you of our love when we become the best Hamilton podcast.  

 

Then at (1:07:00) we stop that train of nonsense and talk about The Wailers and their 1973 reggae album, Catch a Fire. We discuss Calypso music's influence on reggae, Delaware LLC law, and the best songs about kinks.

 

Next week's episode is sure to bring a wave of podcast mutilation when we become the best Pixies podcast and discuss their alternative rock album, Doolittle.

 

I AM PODCAST MAN!!

 

Hello ghouls and boys. It's Paranoid by Black Sabbath! We talk honing rods, fruit roll ups, and we beep our car horns. 

 

Russ brings the heat with a great list about the best riffs in heavy metal and we talk about the first metal album ever. 

 

Next up, Bob Marley and the Wailers To Catch a Fire. More like Bob Barely Alive! (Crypt Keeper puns are both hard and don't work in text form(

Just like a prayer, Beck Did It Better will take you there for the best podcast about Madonna and the 138th greatest album of all time, The Immaculate Collection.

 

This weeks episode is going to be great for your neuroplasticity when we go reverse cowgirl on it and talk about the album first, expressing ourselves on the songs that made Immaculate Collection the best-selling greatest hits album ever. We discuss Madonna's talent as a performer, the best songs that inspired dance crazes, and the best albums from the 90s. We also get into the groove on David Fincher's music videos and the best bump and grind songs. 

 

Then at (1:12:00) we take you between the sheets to discuss the best hot sauces, juvenile pranks, and cyclist road rage. We also talk about the best way to watch Wrestlemania without the DIVA in your life knowing about it, if you smell what we're cooking. Finally, we take a voicemail about senior pictures, hair styles, and that dude from your college dorm who gave the old lady from McDonalds a double royale with cheese.  

 

Next week we release a podcast for the 139th consecutive week, breaking Cal Ripken's Iron Man streak, when we become the best Black Sabbath podcast and discuss the most influential heavy metal album of all time, Paranoid. 

The Beck Did it Better podcast is officially perfect for someone like you, because this week we become the best podcast about Adele and the 137th greatest album of all time, 21.

 

Before we discuss the album, this episode reflects on all the emotions of a breakup when we celebrate national foreskin day, take a voicemail about weeds, and break down the best way to eat Cadbury Eggs. We also discuss the Apple Musical Classical app, pre-mixed cocktails, the best Rocky villains, and the best airplane food.

 

Then at (52:00) we remind you that, for us, this podcast isn't over when we discuss Adele's second studio album 21. We break down how to pronounce Adele, the best songs written by Dan Wilson, and the final twist in the last song (which seems pretty apparent if you listen to the lyrics). 

 

Next week, we'll be sure to justify your love for this podcast when we become the best Madonna podcast and break down her greatest hits album, The Immaculate Collection.

 

 

 

We've got a hunch... this podcast outta be defunct...but not before we ride the psychedelic wave into becoming the best podcast about the Funkadelic and the 136th greatest album of all time, Maggot Brain. 

 

If your expectations for this episode were low, we delivered when we take a voicemail about studying abroad, discuss exotic animals, and provide a music video breakdown of DJ Snake's and Lil Jon's Turn Down for What, which is certain to give you an RHE. We also discuss bar hopping, how long to wait at a restaurant, and desert sharing etiquette. Turns out that if you base your desert sharing on credit, and the carrot cake is gone, checks you signed with cheesecake in the fridge, come back insufficient funds. 

 

Then at (47:00) we move on to some other strains of thought when we discuss Funkadelic's third studio album, Maggot Brain. We discuss Jimmy Hendrix's influence on George Clinton and Eddie Hazel, Funkadelic's influence on hip-hop, and the best songs with deep bass voices. 

 

Rumour has it that next week we'll become the best Adele podcast when we go rolling in the deep in her second studio album, 21.

We still are not the podcast you are looking for with this week's episode looking at U2 and The Joshua Tree. Are we the best U2 podcast? Hmmmm... We are at least 3rd. 

This week, we talk about college life, European baseball, very cool things about you getting deleted off the internet, Aaron having pink eye, Matt having a vegas warning, and Russell is not in trouble this week but wait until the next one! 

Then we get into the album and it is like the mighty axe. It starts off fast and then ends with it just hanging there upside down. Maybe that is just how my friend Greta sees it. 

Oh well. You already have an opinion about U2 so whatever. 

 

Next week, we hit  Maggot Brain by The Funkadelic and you know it is an Aaron album because it starts with a 10 minute solo and no one will download that episode. 

 

 

READY OR NOT, HERE WE COME. This week we become the best Fugees podcast as we talk about their 2nd, final, and best album The Score! 

We discuss their manager, Mr. Fuji, gross chairs, and fuzzy toilet seats. Then we get a call from a true G and discuss our bartending styles. Finally, Aaron talks about skin routines, and his jukebox bangers and we get into Girl Scout Cookies and what we call them might (not) surprise you. 

We have two lists tonight (one is simply the best) and check out Rob's favorite grammy category (and Aaron talks about his favorite Granny categories). 

 

At (1:02:00) we start talking about the album, alternative hip hop, and how this album is a huge part of our teenage years. 

 

Check us out next week when we become the first podcast to talk about U2 and the Joshua Tree. 

 

 

 

I shouldn't write the summary but I will if you ask me to.

 

You might say doing a WHOLE song for a parody is too much but FUCK YOU I won't do what you tell me! 

 

We talk about these bomb tracks and explore one of the angriest bands when we become the BEST podcast about Rage Against the Machine. 

 

We talk abou personal stuff before we talk about the music and we try to funny. Who even reads these?  Call or text the Beck line at 802-277 BECK. 

Next week (for real) we have Madonna's Ray of Light. 

If you amateurs are having trouble downloading this episode we recommend that you move your gong away from your router because you don't want to miss the best podcast about Joni Mitchell and the 133rd greatest album of all time, Hejira.

 

But before we get to the album we have a weekend at Bernie's situation going on when we take a call from a traffic cone and become the best podcast about The Last of Us on HBO. We also discuss ordering spicy food, a Valentine's Day balloon disaster, and the best ice breakers for a dinner party.

 

Then at (51:00) we sing our own song for Sharon and discuss Joni Mitchell's 1976 folk jazz album, Hejira. We discuss Joni Mitchell's vocal presence, the best fretless bass songs, and the inspiration for the Law and Order theme song. If you skipped forward to this part of the podcast to hear Pee Wee's balloon trick, an Alan Jackson video breakdown, and our thoughts on male implants, sorry you've got the wrong Joni Mitchell episode, you should check out our Court and Spark episode instead!

 

Next week, ready or not, here we come with the best Fugees podcast when we discuss the 1996 hip hop album, the Score.......Does anyone else smell toast?

This episode is pleasant but not memorable even though it features more hits than Bobby Bonilla because this week we become the best podcast about Hank Williams and the 132nd greatest album of all time, Hank Williams 40 Greatest Hits. 

 

But before we get to the album we talk about some other stuff, because variety is the spice of life. First, we take a voicemail from an old friend, which leads to some stories about tobacco, a cheese ball container, a fire extinguisher, and a magic penny. Then we discuss eating tacos and lingerie shopping, how kids ruin our ability to enjoy our favorite activities and laying low at events with extended friends. We also become the best MMA podcast when we talk about being humbled at jiu-jitsu. And for those of you wondering, yes we're only at album 132 and we are going back to the ovipositor jokes.

 

Then at (48:00) we have our own little curtain call when we discuss Hank Williams and the 1978 compilation of his 40 Greatest Hits. We discuss Hank Williams's songwriting ability, the best songs with mandolins, and how Hank's catchy tunes can shoot daggers right in your heart. 

 

Next week the guys will eat some black crow, proving again that this is the best Joni Mitchell podcast when we discuss her folk-rock album, Hejira. 

For all you lot lizards out there it could be sweet if you downloaded this week's episode which is about Portishead and the 131st greatest album of all time, Dummy. You don't need a Double D long haul truckers license to ride these roads!   But before we get to the music, we respond to an email about unopened gifts and wonder what's in the glory box. We then give the best Valentine's Day advice, discuss work happy hours, and ponder how the NBA trade deadline has us grappling with our own mortality. We also become the only podcast to ever talk about the Golden Girls, as we ponder a love triangle with the main host, JLo, and Blanch.   Then at (48:00) we put this album on a pedestal and discuss Portishead's debut studio album, Dummy. We discuss Trip Hop music, Portishead's instrumentation choices, and the best James Bond theme songs.   Next week's episode should be paired with jambalaya, a crawfish pie, and fillet gumbo because son of a gun we'll have some big fun when we become the best Hank Williams podcast and discuss his 40 Greatest Hits compilation. 

If you didn't come to party don't bother downloading this episode because this is the best podcast about Prince and the 130th greatest album of all time, 1999.   But before we get to the album, this episode gets deliciously weird when we discuss bidets (again), the worst part about going to a legal brothel, and botox services. We also discuss getting upgraded at a hotel, amateur bartending classes, and your goto foods...good luck guessing who picked hamachi crudo.   Then at (1:00:00) we pretend we're married and go all night when we discuss Prince's fifth studio album, 1999. We discuss Prince's obsession with the funk, his ability to turn a phrase, and the best songs with misheard lyrics.  

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   If you thought this week's episode was on the verge of being obscene you should join us next week for some more sour times when we become the best Portishead podcast and discuss the album that popularized trip hop music, Dummy.

Listen.... does this episode sound good? No. Is it good? No. 

 

But we are together and having fun so relax. The BDIB crew are in Vegas live! They are talking about things that only happen in vegas, Aaron has a pants problem, and everyone wants to just go gamble. 

 

We talk about Pink Floyd and become the best Podcast about the Wall. 

 

Next week.... Prince: 1999.

Here is our tribute to Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, and Richie Valens. A national tragedy that will never be forgotten as long as we have music in our hearts.

If you're thinking about going to dinner in the dark by yourself but don't want to be a total loser you should download this monstrosity of an episode instead, because this is the best podcast about Queen and the 128th greatest album of all time, A Night at the Opera.   But before we get to the album your presidents of the smart club have a discussion about speeding tickets, plastic bags, and phone cases during another segment of Air-In or Air-Out. Your captains of chivalry also discuss cross-country skiing, vegan chocolate cake, massage guns, and the best 1994 music videos.  Then at (1:02:00) there's no more sicko talk when we talk about Queen's fourth studio album, A Night at the Opera. We discuss the musical influences on Queen, the studio becoming its own instrument and the best tack piano songs.   Next week the show must go on, and this time it's in the flesh when we become the best Pink Floyd podcast and discuss one of the best-selling double albums of all time, the Wall.

SORRY!!! I JUST GOT BACK FROM VEGAS AND I FORGOT IT WAS TUESDAY.  CALL THE BECK LINE TO COMPLAIN...   You can't stop loving Beck Did it Better and this week we return just a little lovin' with the best podcast about Ray Charles and the 127th greatest album of all time, Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music.   But before we get to the album, we talk about how De La Soul's music is coming to streaming services, the worst person you could share an office with, and a driver's ed story that is so nice you have to hear it twice. But before we get to the album, we talk about how De La Soul's music is coming to streaming services, the worst person you could share an office with, and an amazing driver's ed story that is so nice you have to hear it twice. We also actually talk about music for once and become the best Johnny Cash podcast and the best They Might Be Giants podcast when we share some concert experiences.    Then at (1:05:00) we talk about Ray Charles' ground-breaking album from 1962, Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music. We discuss Ray Charles' reinterpretation of country standards, his use of big band and strings, and the Mt. Rushmore of male singers. We also announce our inaugural class into the Granny hall of fame.   

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  Next week's episode is sure to send shivers down your spine and leave your body aching all the time when we deliver the best Queen Podcast and discuss A Night at the Opera. Bismillah! No, we will not let you go! 

It's your doody to enjoy today's podcast because this week we're stealing Prince's flow and becoming the best podcast about Mary J. Blige and the 126th greatest album of all time, My Life.

 

Before we get to the album, we invite you into our venus fly trap when we talk about the dirtiest female rappers of all time and discuss Calvin and Hobbs, LCD Soundsystem, and boxers versus briefs. We also take a treacherous road less traveled in the dating advice corner with some tips for navigating the holidays with her family.

 

Then at (46:00) we'll bring you joy when we talk about Mary J. Blige's grammy award-winning R&B album, My Life. We discuss P. Diddy's production style, interpolation vs. sampling, and the best lyrical samples from Slick Rick's La Di Da Di.

 

Bye-bye, love, this episode is over. But next week, you win again when we become the best Ray Charles podcast and discuss his 1962 album, Modern Sounds in Country Western Music. 

 

 

 

 

HEY LADIES and gentlemen! Today we are becoming the best podcast about Paul's Botique by the evolving Beastie Boys. We talk about how this is another album where the artists got to do what they want and showed why they are on the Rolling Stone Top 500 list! 

 

But first, the guys talk about a bunch of smart stuff like personal grooming, personal growth in a gi, personal cleaning in the basement, and whether or not someone would take it personally if your gift is more of a concept instead of a gift. 

 

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NEXT WEEK: We talk about My Life My Life My Life with the Queen of Hip Hop Soul as we become the best podcast about Mary J. Blige. 

 

 

Happy New Year to our wonderful fans!

 

 

Happy WU Year.

 

.... this is basically a Wu-Tang reunion album so you KNOW RawGonnaGiveItToYou is going to pop in from the message boards to drop an insane amount of knowledge on us. 

We talk about being a Brat about toilet paper and why that it is actually a good idea. Then we FINALLY talk about he Lingerie Football League, Aaron gets into what is obviously a Vermouth pyramid scheme, and Matt talks about his new love in his life. 

 

Then we hang with the Chef (he keeps feeding us!) and talk about how this album came to be and caused problems in the Wu. We basically become the best Raekwon podcast out there. 

 

Next week you better us that we SHOULDN'T do a podcast about the eponymous Rage Against the Machine Album because F*&k you we won't do what you tell me.... us.  Whatever 

 

Call or text the Beck line at 802 277 BECK. Aaron loves feet. 

 

Oh... these guys don't know the rizzler. this is what I am dealing with. 

 

 

What better way to start 2023 than with a gift that keeps on giving the whole year in the best podcast about U2 and the 124th greatest album of all time, Achtung Baby?   But before we get to the album Aaron takes us through his mysterious ways and shares his best books, music, and food of 2022. We also discuss Christmas inflatables maintenance, sleeping styles, and another unfortunate hotel incident.   Then at (35:00) we take this episode over the edge when we discuss U2's Grammy Award-winning alternative rock album, Achtung Baby. We talk about U2's guitar sound, why people disdain U2 (and hot dog-flavored water), and the best songs portraying characters.  

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  If the final joke on this episode made you want to order a 5-piece chicken dinner, then you should download our bouillabaisse next week when we become the best Beastie Boys podcast and cover their hip hop sampledelia album, Paul's Boutique.

What podcast should you listen to if you want to hear 5,000 songs? Top 5 answers on the board. Survey says...the best podcast about Led Zeppelin and the 123rd greatest album of all time, Led Zeppelin II...aye aye captain.

 

But before we get to the album we talk about Rod Stewart and the benefits of stand-up desks. We also discuss how much you should pay for a Christmas tree, spending the holidays with the inlaws, and the worst experiences on a flight tonight. We also become the best animal podcast when we talk about raccoons and adopting cats. 

 

Then at (39:00) we take you home when we cover Led Zeppelin's second studio album from 1969, nice. We talk about the songs and artists that influenced (and sued) Led Zeppelin, whether Led Zeppelin has the best opening tracks and the best songs with gongs.

 

In next week's episode, our mysterious ways will prove that Beck Did it Even Better than the real thing when we become the best U2 podcast and U2's 1991 album Achtung Baby.  

 

 

This Yur-End Beck Did it Better has decided to celebrate the holiday spirit by complicating our listeners with the best podcast about Nine Inch Nails, and the 122nd greatest album of all time, The Downward Spiral.   But before we desecrate you we get an amazing voicemail about whether it's ok to play explicit lyrics in front of kids. We also become the best Christmas podcast when we talk about attending children's Christmas concerts, professional Christmas lights, and purchasing holiday inflatables with rebates. We also discuss personal intimacy in the champagne room, in futuristic vehicles, and at Walgreens next to the gingerbread village kits.   Then at (53:00) we discuss Nine Inch Nails' industrial rock album, The Downward Spiral. We talk about classical music's influence on Trent Reznor, leitmotifs, and the best songs where one person played all the instruments. We also discuss a hypothetical relationship between Trent Reznor and Dave Coulier, how to make a rusty nail cocktail, and whether Closer is the second sexiest song ever.    Next week the guys plan to ramble on about Moby Dick for 90 minutes when we become the best Led Zeppelin podcast and cover their second studio album, Led Zeppelin II. Also, we'd appreciate it if you'd share this episode with a friend. Hurry! Don't You Care!

You really don't need this podcast, but you're really going to feel it when we hit you deep in the sidewall this week with the best podcast about Elvis Costello, and the 121st greatest album of all time, This Year's Model.

 

But before we talk about the music we prove that we're a bottom 2% podcast when we take a voicemail about dreams, changing tires, charity events, and holiday parties. We also become the best Star Wars podcast, kind of, when we talk custom lightsabres. Finally, we discuss whether it's ok to play video games while someone else cleans your house.

 

The discussion in the first half of this episode was at full capacity and the output was great so at (49:00) we decided to talk about Elvis Costello's new wave punk pop album, This Year's Model. We discussed the Attractions musical contributions, the musicians who were banned from SNL, and pay some other lip service to some things about this album that I really can't recall.

 

Next week we're going to hurt your eardrums just to see if you still feel when we become the best Nine Inch Nails podcast and talk about their industrial rock album, The Downward Spiral. 

 

 

Well, it's a marvelous night for a Moondance and a fantabulous night for the best podcast about Van Morrison and the 120th greatest of all time, Moondance.

 

Before we get to the album we discuss parents stealing their kids' Halloween candy, the best marching band instruments, and an amazing strategy for finding the best seats at a sporting event. We also talk about Jenga rules, whether you're allowed to spin in foosball and sad videos at the bowling alley.

 

Then at (50:00), our foghorn blows when we cover Van Morrison's 1970 album Moondance. We discuss jazz flautists and saxophonists, Van Morrison's pleasant vocals, and the best songs about dreams. We also discuss whether this is the best Side A on an album ever.

 

Next week it will feel like you're living in paradise when we pump it up and become the best Elvis Costello podcast and discuss the 1987 new wave power pop album, This Year's Model. This Year's Album

 

 

SO HERE WE ARE...TALKING ABOUT SCATMAN JOHN AND CHUMBAWAMBA...ON THE BEST PODCAST ABOUT SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE AND THE 119TH GREATEST ALBUM OF ALL TIME, STAND! IF YOU'D LIKE A PREVIEW JUST IMAGINE THE MINOR KEY FUNERAL DIRGE OF SKI-BA-BOP-BA-DOP-BOP!   BEFORE WE GET TO THE MUSIC WE TAKE A VOICEMAIL FROM APPLE VALLEY'S FINEST ABOUT OUR TREATMENT OF LISTENERS AND ASKING FOR A COLLEGE TUITION DISCOUNT FOR SKIPPING MORNING CLASSES. WE ALSO TALK PLAYING DICE, STRATEGIES FOR WINNING AT THE RECORD STORE, AND MOVING WALKWAY ETIQUETTE AT THE AIRPORT. WE ALSO SPEND A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF TIME TALKING...TYPING...AND WHAT KIND OF MONSTERS USE ALL CAPS AND NO RIGHT SHIFT KEY.    THEN AT (58:00) WE SING A SIMPLE SONG FOR ALL YOU EVERYDAY PEOPLE WHEN WE COVER SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE THEIR PSYCHEDELIC FUNK ALBUM, STAND! WE DISCUSS THE INSPIRATION FOR NBA JAM CATCHPHRASES, THE BEST SONGS WITH NONSENSE LYRICS, AND AMAZING COVERS BY IKE AND TINA TURNER, DOLLY PARTON, AND MORE.   NEXT WEEK, WHEN THE FOGHORN BLOWS, YOU KNOW THE NEXT EPISODE WILL BE COMING HOME WHEN WE TAKE YOU INTO THE MYSTIC AND BECOME THE BEST PODCAST ABOUT VAN MORRISON AND HIS 1970 ALBUM, MOONDANCE.

This week's episode could be heaven or it could be hell. But either way if you're looking for the best podcast about the Eagles and Hotel California, you can find it here any time of year.

 

But before we get to the album we need to determine whether this podcast is historically accurate or built on a lie. We discuss adults wearing costumes at Halloween parties, tips for hosting Thanksgiving, and whether the ghosts in Pac-Man are dead Pac-Men. We also become the best Buddy Holly podcast when we talk about the smash hit Buddy Holly musical. Finally we become the best unsolved mysteries podcast when our sleuth co-hosts try to uncover what caused the brown glob on Rob's shirt.

 

Then at (51:00) we show you the way when we discuss the 6th best selling album of all time, Hotel California by the Eagles. We discuss why people love the Eagles, why people hate the Eagles, and whether its "the Eagles", "The Eagles", or "Eagles". We also provide a Manhattan Transfer of music knowledge when we breakdown a list of songs with the best vocal arrangements. 

 

If this week's episode got your tickler file then we'll take you higher next week for the best Sly & the Family Stone podcast and the 119th greatest album of all time, Stand!

 

 

Sorry about the delay. If you don't know what I am talking about, you are not a real fan.

First of all, we're sorry. 

This week we are the best Kanye Podcast. We show you why we can't afford no gas as we talk about Mr. West's second album. The guys have on Aaron's brother and we get double-teamed by two guys who have strong opinions about albums that don't even have any lyrics. That is a sample of why we are the best Podcast about Late Registration by Kanye West. 

Rob is a Halloween hero, Aaron has a scary solo parenting moment, and we talk about our special feelings towards the THX sound .   

Russ goes for another round on his Vegas adventure. He basically went to a strip club and says it is art piece or something. Basically, it is pretty apparent that Vegas broke his brain. 

We get into Kanye's second album, we notice a few bits that forbode the future, and we bring in a ringer to talk about an album that may have been the last time Kanye was actually introspective. Again, we are so sorry. 

 

We get a special guest list about Mom's but no guest Rolling Going. That's messed up. 

 

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Next week, we talk about a group that is basically the opposite of Kanye when we become the best podcast on the Eagles and the best podcast on Hotel California. 

 

Sorry again. 

 

Dear Penthouse Forum, this week we decided to take off our pants and jacket when recording the best podcast about The Cure and the 116th greatest album of all time, Disintegration.

 

Before we get to Robert Smith's spin moves on the album we take a voicemail about whether this podcast is kid friendly and what co-host we'd switch places with. We talk about fancy pumpkin patches and the optimum amount of time to stay in Las Vegas. We also become the best Lizzo podcast and best Blink 182 podcast when we discuss encores and ticket prices.

 

Then at (53:00) we serenade you with a love song and lullaby about sucking on chili dogs when we discuss The Cure's gothic rock album, Disintegration. We chat about cinematic music, 80s synth pop, and the best songs about getting older. 

 

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Next week we're going to give all you gold diggers another episode for free when we prove we are the best Kanye West podcast and discuss the 117th greatest album of all time, Late Registration.  

It's Halloween! And to celebrate, we're giving all you ghosts and goblins a special treat with the best podcast about Kendrick Lamar and the 115th greatest album of all time, Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City.

 

Before we get to the album, this episode kicks off with a list of the best scary songs straight from the big lake they called Gitche Gumee and a discussion of great Halloween costumes. We also talk marching band music, live-action remake movies, and Twitter likes.

 

Then at (1:01:00), we're putting some hot sauce all up in your Top Ramen when we discuss Kendrick Lamar and his first major label album Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City. We discuss Kendrick's ability to tell concise stories, album guest appearances, and the best songs written and produced by the Neptunes. And trust us, our milkshake will bring all the boys to the yard!

 

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Next week, join us for a stroll down fascination street when we become the best podcast about The Cure, and the 116th greatest album of all time, Disintegration.              

Happy Holidays Beckerheads! On the 220th episode of this funny podcast feed, we became the best podcast about Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and the 1970 album Deja Vu. You don't even want to know how many dirty keys I typed in that opening sentence.   Forget the music because the eggnog action is the juice on this episode when we chat about Christmas tree troubles, modern Christmas music, and tree topper etiquette. We also get lost in some hair-washing chatter.    Then, at (1:09:00) it feels like we have a case of Deja Vu when we discuss Crosby Stills, Nash & Young, including relationships between the members, the band's harmonies, and the best hippie anthems of all time.   Next week we're striving for perfection when we become the best Raekwon podcast and discuss Only Built 4 Cuban Linx...

Last nite the guys from Beck Did it Better challenged death to a podcast game for our soul and what resulted was the best podcast about The Strokes and the 114th greatest album of all time, Is This It.

 

But before we talk about the music we'd like to tell you about the volleyball court we're building and where we took the money from. We also talk about our biggest regrets, costume shaming, band-offs, and how to choose a pillow. We also talk about things you shouldn't do at a comedy show and the most embarrassing fast food restaurant to be seen in.

 

This week, for the first time ever, our hosts had the perfect length and duration at (53:00) when we started discussing The Strokes and their debut studio album, This Is It. We talk about the Strokes taking indie rock mainstream, danceable rock, and the best songs with false endings. 

 

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Next week we'll try to not kill your vibe with our backseat freestyle when we prove again that we are the best Kendrick Lamar podcast and talk about his major label debut, Good Kid, M.A.A.D City.

This week's episode goes out to all of our celibate vegetarian listeners out there because we forbade you to have pleasure when listening to the best podcast about The Smiths and the 113th greatest album of all time, The Queen is Dead. 

 

But before we get  to the album, that resentment and emptiness you feel is caused by the fulfillment of you listening to the guys talk about their go-to-song, the best book about the 90s, and the passing of Pharoah Sanders. We also talk about when it's ok to shush someone.

 

Then at (53:00) we crash into you like a double decker bus when we discuss the most depressing album yet, The Queen is Dead, by the Smiths. We talk about Morrisey's unique vocal approach, The Smiths influence on alternative music, and the saddest songs of all time.

 

If your people, girlfriends, and grandkids can't understand why you're still listening to this podcast after 113 episodes then you should join us again next week (and have your people, girlfriends, and grandkids download to) when we become the podcast about the Strokes and the 114th greatest album of all time, Is This It.

Saturday night's alright for fighting and for listening to the best podcast about Elton John and his 1973 double album, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. This week we have a special surprise. In 2020, before we started in on the Top 500 list we recorded a few practice episodes, one of which was on this album. So while the audio quality is a bit choppy our social disease has caused us to release this original episode for the first time ever.   But before we say goodbye to Norma Jeane we're putting on our electric boots and mohair suits and chatting about baby showers, vacationing with kids, and some TV and movie recommendations that are rolling well-known.   Then at (19:00) we break out our switchblade knives and get you oiled up like a diesel train when we talk about Elton John and his 7th studio album, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. We talk about Elton's musical partnership with songwriter Bernie Taupin, the best songs about Saturday, and the worst song of any album on the Top 500 list. We also unveil a fantastic game at the end of this episode that you have to stick around for!    Next week the bigmouth strikes again when we become the best podcast about The Smiths and the 113th greatest album of all time, The Queen is Dead.

In this week's episode, your hosts show some great control, and it has nothing to do with some weird blood flow thing, when we become the best podcast about Janet Jackson and the 111th greatest album of all time, Control.

 

Before we get to the music, for medical reasons, you should check out the first half of the podcast where we talk about public displays of affection, lucky days at the library, vanity license plates, and bike helmets. We also get weirdly specific when we become the best Minnesota Vikings podcast, and talk about sponsored scoreboards, excessive celebration for gyrating, and fans we can't stand.

 

Then at (49:00) our rhythm will keep you up all night when we discuss Janet Jackson's third studio album from 1986, Control. We talk about Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, the Minnesota sound, the New Kids on the Block, and the best New Jack Swing songs. We also share our prerogative about....sorry, we didn't know how we were going to finish this sentence.

 

 

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Next week we're living our lives like a candle in the wind when we become the best podcast about Elton John and his 1973 double LP, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. Seriously, please listen...What else do you people from South Dakota have to do, go see Mt. Rushmore again?

Paging Mr. Herman, Mr. Herman...you have an episode at the front desk which is the best podcast about Joni Mitchell and the 110th greatest album of all time, Court & Spark.   Before we get to the music, this episode gets hotter than a hoochie coochie when breakdown an Alan Jackson music video, proving we're also the best country music podcast. We also talk about the best brunch cocktails, watching football with your kids, and how to interact with door-to-door salespeople. Warning...this part of the pod also has some artificial enhancement which makes it so long it could snake a drain.   Then at (51:00) here's where the podcast gets weird when we talk about Joni Mitchell's sixth studio album, Court & Spark. We talk about the Laurel Canyon sound, Joni's unpredictable melodies, and the best songs about cheating.   If the first 110 episodes of this podcast weren't quite nasty enough for you, we'll be sure to hit your pleasure principle next week when we become the best Janet Jackon podcast and talk about her 1986 pop album Control.     Call the Beck Line at 802 277 BECK       

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This week's episode is more than meets the eye when we become the best podcast about Lou Reed and the 109th greatest album of all time, Transformer. Seriously this episode is really good...somewhere.

 

But before we talk about the album, the first half of this podcast is a real vibe check when we discuss the new Roc Marciano album, electric toothbrushes, and why squirrels are splooting. We also take a wine flight tonight and discuss the best wineries in Minnesota. We don't tell you what tannins are but we make sure you know you can't go across the water unless you have power. 

 

Then at (46:00) we just keep you hanging on when we talk about Lou Reed's second solo studio album, Transformer. These four blokes discuss Lou Reed's distinct voice, David Bowie and Mick Ronson's influence on this album, and the best songs featuring the recorder. We also become the best royal family podcast when we celebrate British musicians and their connections with the crown.

 

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Next week we're throwing a people's party for the three-time WNBA champions when we talk about Joni Mitchell's 1974 pop album, Court & Spark.

 

 

We know we're the mess that you don't want to clean up, but we promise it's only kisses on the cheek from here on out this episode when we become the best podcast about Fiona Apple and the 108th greatest album of all time When the Pawn...

 

But before we get to the album we find something sweet and enjoyable and totally ruin it when we discuss fig-flavored desserts, ballpark nachos, and realizing that you are in fact...inside-out shirt guy. We also talk about dating someone younger than you (Leo style), rules for watching TV shows with your spouse, and Pageant of the Masters performance art.

 

Then at (52:00) we're serving up a savory pie of discussion about Fiona Apple and her second studio album, When the Pawn. We talk about Fionna's percussive rhythms, her ability to play with a phrase, and the best Jon Brion songs.

 

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Next week we hitchhike our way across the USA and take a walk on the Wildside when we become the best Lou Reed podcast and talk about his glam rock album Transformer. Autobots, roll out! 

Quality is our motto this week when we become the best podcast about Television and James Bond's upstairs neighbor, the 107th greatest album of all time, Marquee Moon.

 

But before we get to the album, we're talking about the songs that were hits on our 21st birthday and the discussion gets quite hot. Then we discuss custom cowboy hats, vanity license plates, and professional cornhole players. We also are proud to release our merch store [NOTE FROM ROB] (the merch store has been shut down by the website.... I'll let you know when it is back up)  where you can buy all the new Beck Did it Better Swag. We are officially a cash cow.

 

Then at (1:00:00) we break out our ass-less chaps and share our thoughts on Television and their debut studio album, Marquee Moon. We discuss the Mixolydian mode (which Aaron mocks), french poetry (which Matt confuses with a Stallone franchise), and the best bands to come out of the CBGB club in New York City (which Russ had never heard of).

 

Next week you can either deal it out or deal with all that we lay down when we become the best Fiona Apple podcast and talk about her alternative rock album When the Pawn...

 

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Expect the unexpected in the kingdom of the madness this week when we become the best podcast about Hole as we discuss the 106th greatest album of all time, Live Through This. Truly a delightful but morbid surprise.

 

But before we talk about the whole album, we invite former WWF Champion Randy Macho Man Savage onto the pod to talk about the best baseball closer songs ever, and Bonesaw is ready. Then we discuss how much tuna should go on a tuna melt, being the last person on a flight, and the merits of crustless pizza. We're also testing our might when we chat about the best arcade games ever.

 

Then at (56:00) we get Kurt Loder's thoughts on Hole's alternative rock album, Live Through This. We discuss Nirvana's influence on Hole, the Courtney Love controversy, and the best Riot grrrl movement songs. The Sphinx also gives a riddle for you.

 

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If you follow the guiding light after this episode you will see no evil next week when we become the best Television Podcast and talk about their debut post-punk album Marquee Moon.

The given name for this complimentary podcast is Beck Did it Better, but for short, you can call it the best podcast about The Allman Brothers Band and the 105th greatest album of all time, At Fillmore East.   But before we get to the music the conversation is like wrapping yourself in vaseline and then getting on some rubber sheets and spinning around...It just feels good. First, we answer a voicemail about which is a better option, a microwave or a toaster oven. Then we discuss whether to use somebody's given name or nickname, the best seats we've ever had for a sporting event, and the perks of sitting in first class. We also became the best podcast about the weather when we got started on fog patterns and the dew point.   Then at (50:00) the guys from Fillmore West look to start a street fight when we talk about the Allman Brothers and their first live album, At Fillmore East. We discuss the blues influence on this album, double drum solos, and the best live albums ever.    If you were able to get through this jam band episode quick enough to get marmalade last night then you should come back and join us next week when we become the best Hole podcast and best Courtney Love podcast and talk about the alternative rock album, Live Through This.

Today we are talking about an album and video that had a major part to play in my growth as a young man. TLC hits us with one of the sexiest albums of all time. 

We talk Tuck Everlasting, we make a pro con list, and Rob comes up with maybe his greatest business plan of all time. 

 

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Next week we are talking Only Built 4 Cuban Linx by Raekwon! 

This episode has the demon life that will hold you listeners in its sway when prove to be the best podcast about the Rolling Stones and the 104th greatest album of all time, Sticky Fingers, or as it is known by its devastating nickname, Stinky Fingers.   Before we get to the album we're taking you into the tree of trust when discuss asking for phone numbers, the best ways to improve communication with your wife, financial dominating, and the best concert singalong songs. And just so you know we have some other listener options out there, so you're going to have to fight a little bit harder if you want to keep listening to the pod.   For those listeners who have a problem with commitment, you can skip to (57:00) where we talk about the Rolling Stones and their 11th American studio album, Sticky Fingers. We discuss great b-side tracks on singles, dumping someone after they get out of a coma, and the best songs that have the word bitch in the title, and we do not feel ashamed.   They call it stormy Monday, but next Tuesday we'll cure your Statesboro Blues when we become the best Allman Brothers podcast and talk about one of the greatest live albums ever, At Fillmore East. 

The beast must go! Warning! Every last inch of this podcast is covered with hair. It also happens to be the best podcast about De La Soul and the 103rd greatest album of all time, 3 Feet High and Rising.   Before we get to the album though we make sure you know that you're getting rammed by the best when we take a call about the best Disney songs ever and that part of the podcast is roughly the size of a barge! Then we discuss buying a new house, being the hero of the day, babysitting your own kids, and confused TSA agents.    Then if you type in the code 007-373-5963 you can skip to the second half of this podcast where we chat De La Soul and their debut studio album, 3 Feet High and Rising. We discuss why De La Soul is not on streaming platforms, the best French songs, and the best rap songs from 1990.   Next week we load up on some carbs with that stuff that comes out the side of the waffle maker so we can run the moonlight mile and become the best Rolling Stone podcast and talk about their best breakfast pastry album, Sticky Fingers.

Listen.... We are so busy. Well, some of us that do the editing and posting and preparing are busy. We deserve a break! It isn't easy talking to people for longer than we should once a week! 

 

But we know you piggies need your slop so we have a fun one to put into your mouths. 

We have always said that the true heroes of the podcast are our listeners. You keep us going and your smart and insightful comments each week help us make the show better. So we decided to do an episode dedicated to you! 

 

This is a collection of our favorite voicemails and texts from you! The true heroes! 

 

In fact, I give you permission to put on your finest navy whites when you listen to this while you mow the lawn, do the dishes, and generally avoid your family. 

 

 

If you want to participate, call or text 802 277 BECK! Be part of a great team full of respect and love!