Couple of Critics Podcast

With hair sticking straight up and asses in chairs, the critics sat down to review "Wisconsin Death Trip' by Static-X. Let the techno beats drop and the rave dancing commence!

Michelle is bringing her first country album to the table with Greatest Hits by The Judds. Sam is thrilled and ready to Judds jam with the rest of the bar patrons as they dance the night away on the whiskey stained floor. This episode is brought to you by Running In Front Of A Train.

It's the 101thst episode! Pals of the podcast each chose a song to create a playlist for the critics to review and they all joined in on the fun. This one is wild.

It's the 100th episode, and Sam is getting gruesome with the concept album Dahmer, by Macabre. Between brutality and just plain being inconsiderate, the critics get down to business of murder and marital annoyances. This episode is brought to you by a Spicy Chicken Sandwich.

Grab your boogie shoes, because it's time to boogie to Earth, Wind & Fire's Greatest Hits. Leave it up to the Critics to talk about weird wild stuff over good clean family music. This episode is brought to you by Sam The Prostitute and Dr. Sam Loomis.

Sam has made Michelle's wish come true, because he finally brought Black Sabbath to the table with Vol. 4. Things get doomy and groovy with talks of drugs, Skyline Chili, and the types of fruits Sam desires. This episode is brought to you by Mike Rowe Dosing and features a song from Abraham Goddamn Lincoln.

Join The Critics as they review and discuss the first major release of blink-182, Enema Of The State. Stupid voices, horrible jokes, and most likely offensive references are abound.

Supper's Ready! It's time to get real progressive as The Critics review Foxtrot by Genesis. This episode also features a visit from former guest Zach Broering.

The Critics are getting funky like two bionic idiots as they go deep to review Motor-Booty Affair by Parliament. Bootsy's energy, Bernie's grooves, and George's love for crack will have you wiggling your worm to that liquid sunshine.

This Critics sat down to review Rigor Mortis' self-titled album and talked about Ernest, Empathy and Sam's balls. Is this the one to finally sway Michelle into metal? Probably not, but give it a listen anyway.

Hey black cats and kittens, the critics are about to get nasty while they review Design Of A Decade 1986-1996 by Janet Jackson. Was Nipplegate planned? It's time for the critics to take control and take you on an escapade.

BRAINS! FRESH BRAINS! The Critics sit down to review The Return of the Living Dead and celebrate the magic that is Miguel A. Núñez Jr.

Strap in, because this week the critics take trips down memory lane as they review the classic 1994 movie, Dumb and Dumber. Between Harry and Lloyd, which character is dumb and which is dumber?

We brought back our friend Jimmy Rowland to discuss our first country album of the podcast! We sat down with Jimmy to listen to and review Purgatory by Tyler Childers. Will Sam finally admit he's a honky tonk lovin' ginger? This episode features a message about porkchops and an obscene phone caller.

Time to grab a battle vest and dive straight into battle with The Critics! This week they review Age of Winters by The Sword and cut the heads off thy enemies. Will their axes chip and shatter or will they be triumphant? This episode features a teaser for Scantily Clad Newly Divorced Dad and an episode of "Talkin' Pickles with J.T. Strickles".

Michelle is up to bat, and she brings the swings as she funks the bunts with Blood Sugar Sex Magik by Red Hot Chili Peppers. Skibbity bee bop da boom cinnamon cat medicine. Shabba dabba ding do zing a bong California. This episode is brought to you by Chicks With Schticks and features a message from Abraham Lincoln.

In this episode The Critics listen to and discuss Napalm Death's Smear Campaign. Has Michelle grown accustomed to screaming and blast beats? Probably not. This episode is brought to you by Jake Bennington's Confidence Courses.

Brother Bob is back, and he's bringing Budgie's self-titled album for The Critics to review. Did Covid-19 try to take Bob out before he could record this episode? Does Bob have the antibodies? Budgie! This episode is brought to you by Breaking Fake News.

In this episode Michelle beat Sam to the punch and chose The Presidents of the United States of America. Listen as they discuss the self titled album and dive into a Christianity based parody of "Peaches". This episode features Sam's ode to Wes Scantlin from Puddle of Mudd.

Rhymebag returns with Curb Servin' by WC and the Maad Circle. Can everyone agree on a WC pronunciation or does someone get curb stomped? This episode is brought to you Epilepsy.

No Doy, of course Zach B. is back and he's bringing moe. with him. Will Zach start a blues band using the name the Critics suggest, or will he tell them both to kick rocks? This episode is brought to you by Manischewitz and features a special message from COVID-19.

It's time to get down and dirty with The Critics as they listen to and discuss Rancid's "Let's Go!"

The critics travel into new territory to review the debut album by HAIM, Days Are Gone. They discuss modern 80's sounds, and their lack of appreciation for the masonry industry. This episode is brought to you by Savannah's Seafood Store,and features an important message from Abraham Lincoln.

Sam brings NOLA by DOWN this week to review and discuss with Michelle. Sam is a Phil Anselmo "Lifer" and even though "Jail" has shaken things up recently, Sam still says "Bury Me In Smoke". This episode features "Coronavirus Country" and includes a special announcement from Abraham Lincoln.

Beth is back and she is bringing The Best of The Monkees with her to review with The Critics. Beth and Michelle reminisce about their childhoods from different perspectives while Sam can't get over Mike Nesmith's hat. This episode is brought to you by a game of Guess Who?