Couple of Critics Podcast

This week's episode is a very emotional roller coaster of self-hatred, depression, yelling at fans, and looking like a turtle. That's right! Staind and Aaron Lewis are the topic of conversation as the Critics discuss the band's first major release. This episode features a round of Guess That Melody!

It may be a month late, but it's the first annual Paxtoween! Not only are the critics reviewing local fried food, they're also watching a Bill Paxton movie for his birthday. Let's see who the better Bill P is once and for all when the critics review the movie Brain Dead, starring both Bill Paxton AND Bill Poo-man (Pullman). This episode features a rousing round of Guess That Melody!

It's the Couple of Critics 200th episode and they're celebrating by reviewing their Favorite Birthday #1 Songs! From 1955-2020, the critics choose their favorite songs that were #1 on the Billboard charts during their birthday week. How were some of these songs even #1 hits?! Welcome to the Couple of Critics 200th episode of dumb! This episode is brought to you by the ME-52's.

This week the Critics are kickin' it back to 93 with some sticky icky and Cypress Hill's Black Sunday. You'll also get a hint at what is in store for EPISODE 200!

I APOLOGIZE!! Being Sam, there are times I really muck things up. This episode is one of them. While I did my best to fix the problem, the sound is not the best but it's still a very fun episode. Kent Goldsmith returns once again to talk about some music. His choice? Pickin Up The Pieces by Fitz And The Tantrums.

Excrementals, Chris Rock's nice booty, and Sam's teeth are all on the table as the critics review the Kevin Smith movie, Dogma. They also try their hand at Alan Rickman impressions, and you can probably guess how that goes.

Zach is back again! This week we go into the backwoods with a jug of white lightnin' and talk about If Sorrows Swim by Greensky Bluegrass. I made the part up about the woods and white lightnin' but you should listen anyway.

In an unusual move Sam has chosen a Billy Joel album! That's right... Billy Joel.... From Sam! Sure, it's his two man heavy metal band called Attila from 1970 but it's Billy Joel nevertheless! Will the Critics find a new favorite album or will they agree with Billy Joel and think it's psychedelic garbage?

Tom and Anne-Marie have made the trek from Buffalo again to discuss some music with the Critics! This time Tom brought AC/DC's Let There Be Rock. Michelle couldn't be more excited....

Hit a bong, smoke a joint, burn a bowl, spark a spliff, rip a dab, eat a gummy, blaze a blunt, or do whatever you have to in order to enjoy this special 420 episode to it's fullest! Michelle has cultivated a cannabis song playlist for the Critics to listen to and chat about. Happy 420 everybody!

When Michelle was 12 years old she watched a Disney concert that changed her life forever, so she decided to give Sam an album to review that would change his life forever. The critics are reviewing the self-titled debut album by *NSYNC, and Michelle is sliding off her chair.

Our brand new friend has his first episode with the Critics! Bo makes his debut by choosing Kittie's 2009 release In The Black. It's a purr-fect time. Sorry.

It's time for the Critics to take their second journey into the Tool Scope! This time the choice is the second album Undertow, you dumb ass belligerent fucker.

Kirk returns to the studio to talk about 311! Fair warning, this episode features a lot of vibing and a fair share of audio issues.

The Critics are reviewing Permission To Land by The Darkness, and the energy is through the roof on this one. Fierce falsetto voices over solid rock and roll has animated the Critics, and they're ready to sing along.

It was Sam's choice this week and he pulled one out deep from the vaults of his memories. It's time for the Critics to listen to and review Godsmack. Now go away! This Episode features a round of Guess That Melody.

Michelle's cousin Chris is back in the studio! This time he chose to have the Critics watch the Beatles music based movie Across The Universe. Will they love it or will they take a dump all over it? Maybe both! This episode is brought to you by Rowland Graphics.

In her excitement for the release of the movie Studio 666, Michelle wanted to give Sam another Foo Fighters album, so this week the Critics review One By One. The Critics also get down to the new Snoop Dogg single, "Crip Ya Enthusiasm." This episode is brought to you by Couple of Critics Classics.

The Critics sit down and turn on the microphones to talk about the 1997 classic Men in Black. We also find out about Michelle's online relationship with a star of the movie!

Since Michelle had such a fun time on the first Same Name Playlist Palooza episode, she decided to make another playlist for her and Sam to review. This week, the critics review "Evil" songs and Sam's horns are showing. This episode includes a round of the international hit, Guess That Melody!

The Critics clock in a fast episode, but the doesn't mean it's not full of distracted misinformation! This week the topic of discussion is Mutoid Man's debut major release "Bleeder"!

It's time to grab your friends, your beats, and your toys to review Ill Communication by those Beastie Boys. Another classic album review from the stellar year of 1994. This episode is brought to you by Air.

Time to dive into something brand new not only for Michelle, but for Sam also! This week the Critics are talking about IDLES debut major release "Brutalism". This episode features a rousing round of Guess That Melody!

It's time to rock up your soul and jazz up your funk because this week the Critics review the self-titled album from the band Ballin' Jack. Carnies, corn dogs, and streaming platform misspellings can't keep these two on topic if the podcast depended on it.

The Critics turn on the mics to talk about Sigourney Weaver, Harry Dean Stanton, and a delightful creature who likes to make love to faces! This episode is brought to you by Pinhead's Balls and Pins.