Couple of Critics Podcast

It's the Christmas episode! Get a belly full of nog and listen as the critics discuss The Muppet Christmas Carol. Is it still a holiday gem or does becoming an adult ruin everything from childhood eventually?

What does your homestead have in common with this episode? NO, not a bathroom, you silly goose. This week, the critics review Morrison Hotel by The Doors. Michelle discusses her reluctance, and Sam talks about milking 3 bulls at once while simultaneously Stenographing a murder trial. This episode features a rousing round of Guess That Melody

It's finally time to discuss the most significant movie in rock and roll history. With such importance only one guest could be considered for this episode. This week the critics have invited Sam's Aunt Pam into the studio to discuss This Is Spinal Tap! This episode features a dumb bit to waste your time.

This week is getting psychedelic and indulgent with the third and final studio album Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix. Let's see if this week gets the critics cancelled. This episode features a sponsored message from your crush.

Bo is back to spice up our lives with Spiceworld by Spice Girls. Perfect accents, femininity, coming out to dads, and revealing favorite Spice Girls are packed into this episode like the fudge in the backs of our hearts. This episode features Random Thoughts.... With Michelle

Since "Everyday is Valentine Day", the critics are taking "Skyrockets" into the "Winner" circle this week by reviewing No Rules by the one and only goddess of rock and roll, Jan Terri. "Being In Love" with Jan Terri is how you're going to be after listening to this pivotal moment in music history.

This week the critics are hitting the posterior air waves with Electriclarryland by Butthole Surfers! This episode features a friendship song.

It's been five weeks since the last time Michelle brought something to the table, so this week the critics are reviewing the album Look Out For # 1 by The Brothers Johnson. Groovy funk sounds flow while the critics go with Thunder Thumbs and Lightnin' Licks to the land of ladies. The episode features a round of Guess That Melody!

It's Couple of Critics Halloween tradition to bring Kent Goldsmith in to talk about the new Halloween movie but this time we're switching it up. This Halloween we all three decided to record a watch along commentary instead of a normal episode. Why? You'll find out.

Zach is back with another Umphrey's attack! It's the first time a guest has brought on a repeat artist but different album. This can only mean one of two things. Either he likes Umphrey's too much or we have Zach on too much.... It's time to listen to and discuss Death By Stereo! Can it get better? Yes! There is a round of Guess That Melody featuring Travis Harpster!

There is a long list of Sam obsessions and it is time to indulge in another. The critics sit down to talk about the new Hellraiser movie and decide if it caused pain or pleasure! Featuring a review of Hellraiser 2022 by Pinhead himself.

It has been a long time since a guest has graced the podcast and what a way to start it up again! Although appreciated, Travis Harpster drove way too far to be with the critics to listen to and discuss Hot by Squirrel Nut Zippers! Featuring a very special round of Guess That Melody!

It's time for another episode, so take off your shoes and touch your toes. The critics are here and they want you to know, it the debut album from Kurtis Blow! Featuring a special message from Sam.

It's time to listen to and discuss possibly the world's first true punk band! It gets emotional with Sam as he describes the story to Michelle of the recorded in 1975 - released in 2009 album ...For The Whole World To See by Death. Featuring a review by Herschel J. Pinhead.

Change your sheets because this week the Critics are reviewing the compilation album, Every Great Motown Hit Of Marvin Gaye. Also, Sam tries to decipher some of the main male voices in 60s R&B music. This episode includes a rousing rendition of the world-renowned Guess That Melody!

Sam has come back around in a circle to choose an album from an artist he shoves into every conversation possible! This week the Critics listen to and discuss One Size Fits All by Frank Zappa. This episode features a visit from Jazz DJ Buster Stevens.

It's Michelle's choice this week and she went for a classic. This week the topic of conversation is Pork Soda by those juggernauts of strange and delightful music - Primus!! This episode is brought to you by faucets.

The Critics are back from their covid induced hiatus! There is some catching up to do and an album to listen to and discuss. This week's choice is Punky Brewster's Cooked on Phonics or Devin Townsend's Cooked on Phonics depending on which way you look at it. This episode features a poem.

Sit back in your favorite lawn chair, grab a brew, and listen to this episode! Why? Well, because it's time to talk about Michelle's favorite songs about summer! This episode features a round of Guess That Melody.

Straighten up, Hulk-A-Maniacs! Take your vitamins, say your prayers, and listen to the Critics discuss what could very well be the greatest musical endeavor known to mankind. This week is all about the debut album by Hulk Hogan and The Wrestling Boot Band humbly known as Hulk Rules! This episode features Abe's One Minute Reviews w/ Abraham Lincoln.

It's time to get PUMPED! This week Michelle chose the classic tv infomercial compilation album Jock Jams to listen to and discuss . It's going to get all sorts of sports up in here when this album gets blastin'. Y'all ready for this!? This episode features a band audition.

Strap in ladies, gentlemen, and grandmas because this album the critics are chatting about could very well be the most polarizing album reviewed so far. It's finally time for the Critics to sit down, listen to, and discuss Them by King Diamond!! This Episode features a round of Guess That Melody.

In true tradition Michelle brings the funk to podcast! This week the Critics are listening to and discussing Street Songs by Rick James. Featuring a rehearsal recording of The Debonairs.

Sam finally pulled the trigger and chose an artist that's been a long time coming. This week the critics listen to and discuss Facelift by Alice in Chains. Featuring an episode of Hell Corner.

What does color coordination, simplicity, and open tunings have to do with each other? You guessed it. The White Stripes! This episode Michelle chose the debut self-titled album from this peppermint duo to listen to and discuss. This episode features Abraham Lincoln ASMR!