Ep 147: "Addams Groove" by MC Hammer

10/20/20 • 69 min

"The Addams Family" film came out in 1991, and what artist was bigger that year than the untouchable MC Hammer himself? We dissect the last top 10 hit (and Razzie award-winning song) of MC Hammer and along the way provide a history of the original comic strip, dive into the old Munsters-vs-Addams feud, and also find out that creator Charles Addams dated THAT Kennedy.

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Ep 146: A Night at the (Horror) Movies (Ft. Maniac Cop 2, The Mutilator, and Child's Play)

We dive in to the deepest of deep cuts on this week's spoOoOoky episode all about the themes to some of your favorite B and C level slasher movies. Whether it's creatively titled "Maniac Cop Rap," the jarring juxtaposition of the song "Fall Break," or the demented funhouse of "The Chucky Song," one thing is definitely for certain; none of these musicians went on to do anything afterward.

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Ep 148: "Amputator" by Six Feet Under

Do you like gross Death Metal lyrics grunted by a 52 year pot head who's voice sounds like a loony toons character? We dive into one of the latest singles(!) by former Cannibal Corpse vocalist Chris Barnes and his side-project-turned-main-project Six Feet Under, and along the way Nick leads a read-along of song titles, Mike comes up with a name for the titular amputator, and Steve does not enjoy himself.

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