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Armond & Doc return to talk about the 2017 XXL Freshman cover and recap the NBA Finals. Where does Cleveland go from here? Was the NBA weaker in the mid/late 90s? Is Lavar Ball a liability for his son? Will Armond succeed in creating Teen Summit 2.0 (only half-joking)?

Armond & Doc continue on with their #Definitive15 conversation about the Wu-Tang Clan, and go wayyyyy deep on near misses and honorable mentions (as if you expected any less).

Armond & Doc return to catch up on some Kanye leaks and speculate about what this '4:44' stuff is all about before beginning their #Definitive15 conversation about Wu-Tang Clan (and yes, that includes solo albums).

Armond & Doc continue on this week as Armond talks about his experience seeing Chance The Rapper live earlier this month, plus some NBA talk and all the randomness you expect from CRS.

Armond & Doc return after a week off to talk about everything from priorities when choosing which cookout to attend to Drake shooting his shot at the Billboard awards to Kendrick's verse on the "Mask Off" remix. Plus a struggle to identify 5 dope Kendrick guest verses, Katy Perry's awkward performance w/ Migos on SNL, & more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on Logic's new album 'Everybody' (continuing a conversation from Side A) as only CRS can. Is Logic overthinking his music? Does the concept of this album work? Is the music...ya know....good? All that plus Armond talks about his recent bout of depression, a random digression into old Big KRIT mixtapes, & more.

Armond & Doc return to discuss DJ Khaled's sudden #1 single "I'm The One" and use that as a jumping off point to discuss how singles are launched in the era of streaming. Plus a discussion of Wale's new album 'Shine' & if first week sales still matter, an intro to a discussion on Logic's album (which continues on Side B), & more.

Armond & Doc conclude their discussion on what they have for their #Definitive15 opening songs, plus "honorable mentions", some surprises, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Doc's UltraBoost experience & Made In America before beginning their long anticipated discussion on the #Definitive15 opening songs in hip-hop history.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by finally catching up on the NBA playoffs - who's surprising, who's not surprising at all, and what matchups they're looking forward to later on in the playoffs. Plus a quick chat about the Ruff Ryders Reunion Concert, the whole idea of reunion concerts, & more.

Armond & Doc return to follow up on Kendrick Lamar's huge first week w/ 'DAMN.' - first week sales, the "album in reverse" theory, and a lot more. Plus Doc takes an L with Ticketmaster, "old millennials", and a lot more.

Armond & Doc finish this week's episode with the second half of their review of Kendrick Lamar's 'DAMN.' - does it live up to the hype? Is "FEAR" too long? What's the next single? All that and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week with part 1 of their highly anticipated review of Kendrick Lamar's 'DAMN.'. Was the roll out successful? How does his discography hold up? All that and more.

Armond & Doc return after a week off by discussing everything from Coachella to J. Cole to Joey Bada$$'s latest album. Plus Doc goes to Six Flags, we think about how to have Armond's daughter play the horns from Down Bottom, & more.

Armond & Doc continue on with their conversation with Sho Baraka about Kendrick Lamar's "HUMBLE." before pivoting back into the rest of their conversation about what he's learned since the release of 'The Narrative'.

Armond & Doc are joined this week by Sho Baraka to talk about what it's like to release music in 2017 vs. when he started, discipleship in Christianity, authenticity in hip-hop, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue their in-depth look back at 'Life After Death' on it's 20th Anniversary, and discuss everything from which songs should/could have been removed to the savagery of "Long Kiss Goodnight". Plus a conversation about how hip-hop might have been different if Big wasn't killed, what's the best double album in hip-hop history, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Kendrick Lamar's surprise release of "Heart Part 4" before beginning their in-depth look back at Biggie's 'Life After Death', 20 years later. Plus Mase's incredible 96/97 run, a debate over when "shiny suit season" started, and lots of ridiculousness as only CRS can do.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on Drake's new 'playlist' (spoiler alert - it's an album) 'More Life' as only Clock Radio Speakers can. What song was JLO supposed to be on? Do these songs with UK rappers actually sound good? What happened to "Sneaking"? Is the album any good? All that plus some random Funk Flex-ery and a lot more.

Armond & Doc return to talk about the NCAA Tournament & some quick NBA news before going in-depth on Rick Ross's latest album 'Rather You Than Me'. Is this his best album? Can Birdman recover from that diss? All that and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by breaking down Nicki Minaj's three new songs - "No Frauds" (the response to Remy Ma), "Changed It", & "Regret In Your Tears" (the response to Meek Mill). Who's hurt by this more - Remy or Meek? Is this an effective response for Nicki? Has the Drake/Meek Mill beef changed how beefs work? All this and more.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Doc's trip to California, Frank Ocean's new single "Chanel", and Armond's new music. Plus Rick Ross's amazing ability to create track names and a lot more.

Armond & Doc return this week to continue their discussion on the #Definitive15 tracks produced by two of the most iconic hip-hop producers of the last 20 years, Swizz Beatz and Just Blaze. Side B covers their pick for Just Blaze's #Definitive15, plus songs they can't believe they missed, a random tangent onto Ron Browz, & more.

Armond & Doc return to talk about the #Definitive15 tracks produced by two of the most iconic hip-hop producers of the last 20 years, Swizz Beatz and Just Blaze. Side A covers their #Definitive15 picks for Swizz Beatz, plus honorable mentions (and a lot more).

Armond & Doc continue on by discussing Future's two new albums before going in-depth on Taelor Gray & Christon Gray's 'Jacob x Judas' and Taelor's new solo album 'In The Way Of Me'.