2&1/2 Hippys Podcast

Check out Will from  ⁨@thebirdball⁩  as we talk about our s*** with sports

We reviewed Zedd's EDM staple Clarity (2013) and Dave Matthew Band's decisive Stand Up.

We reviewed the cult classic Forever Changes by the band Love and Below the Heavens by Blu & Exile.

We reviewed rock supergroup Audioslave self-titled debut and Khalid's breakout record American Teen

We reviewed the history of Steely Dan through their classic run from 1972-1980.

We reviewed Noname's 2016 mixtape Telefone and The Budos Band self titled debut album. We also react to Night Trip Festival and the history of the AZ rave scene.

We reviewed cult classics Twilight's Still Loving You and Masayoshi Takanaka's 1976 album Seychelles

We reviewed Supertramps defining album Breakfast in America and T.I. "trap" classic Trap Muzik.

We reviewed Daft Punk's legendary record Random Access Memories (2013) and the final album by the Doors before the passing of Jim Morrison, LA Woman (1971)

three brothers play games and stuff

We reviewed Don McLean's very famous American Pie and Third World's hidden gem The Story's Been Told

We reviewed Adele's iconic record 21 and Logic's debut Under Pressure

We discuss some major events in the sports world like the World Cup and the NBA Finals along with a double album review of Pink Floyd's opus Wish You Were Here and Britney Spear's debut record Baby...One More Time

Cousins review mk.gee's album Two Stars & the Dream Police. Also, we talk about our experience of going to Coachella for the first time.

We review Hall & Oates' 1975 self-titled "Silver" album and Nate Dogg's Music and Me, discussing the artists' musical influences, the nuances of "blue-eyed soul" versus hip-hop, and the broader cultural impact of their respective genres.

Welcome to the Season 2 Premiere. We kick off with a double album review of Sade's seminal album Love Deluxe (1992) and Billy Joel's mainstream breakthrough record The Stranger (1977)

We review Gorillaz' iconic 2006 album Demon Days and Madeon's 2019 project Good Faith, while also touching on sports, pop culture events, and the Mandela Effect.

We review Outkast's Aquemini and The Cars' self-titled debut album, engaging in discussions about hip-hop history, music production, and lighthearted trivia.

We review two of the most prolific singer/songwriters in their respective eras: Tapestry (1971) by Carole King and The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (1998) by Lauryn Hill.

We review and discuss the history, lore, and musical impact of Sublime's 1994 album Robbin' the Hood and The Strokes' 2001 debut Is This It.

We narrow down the 50 greatest songs of all time

We reviewed both Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young and Santana, both of which were prominent figures in the iconic Woodstock 1969

We spoke on the Super Bowl and reviewed Massive Attack's debut album Blue Lines and Common's 2007 classic Finding Forever.

We celebrate J Dilla Day by discussing his legacy, reviewing his posthumous album The Shining, and exploring the influential Soulquarians collective and the broader landscape of conscious hip-hop.

We review Amy Winehouse's iconic album Back to Black and the supergroup boygenius's album The Record, while also discussing their personal music discovery and sharing our predictions for the upcoming 68th annual Grammy Awards.