Reevaluations: Big Money Hustlas
We end our season of reevaluations where we started: with the Insane Clown Posse. We bring back our friend Max to watch ICP's 2000 film Big Money Hust...
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Steve and Dave love music, probably a little too much. So they and their friends get together and make mixes. 10 songs from one theme become a freeform conversation about music, life, and whatever else comes to mind.
Reevaluations: Disco Songs by Non-Disco Artists
Many factors caused the end of disco by 1980. One that isn't discussed as much: as the market went all-in on disco, established artists who never made...
Reevaluations: Bro Country
On this week's episode, Dave and Steve are joined by friend and returning guest Jessie McCormick to give 'Bro Country' the ol' college try and see if ...
Reevaluations: Political Songs
On this week's episode of In the Mix, Steve and Dave are joined by another person named Dave to take a look at a spectrum of music from the 70s to now...
Reevaluations: Charity Songs
On today's episode of In the Mix, Steve and Dave take a dive into songs with a cause. From the 70s to now, many musicians took it upon themselves to c...
Reevaluations: Swing Revival
What's up all you cool cats and dames. On today's episode of In the Mix, Steve and Dave are joined by old friend and past guest Matt to discuss the fi...
Reevaluations: Jam Bands
On this week's episode, Steve and Dave are joined by friend of the show Zac Schaffner to discuss just what exactly is the deal with jam bands, is ther...
Reevaluations: Butt Rock
Butt rock, the watered down younger brother of grunge, ruled the rock radio airwaves in the 2000s with bands that became massive successes and cultiva...
Reevaluations: Pure Moods
The Pure Moods series of CDs promised us pure moods, and left us to decipher what that means. So we decided to listen and see if Pure Moods is right f...
Reevaluations: Jimmy Buffett
This week, Steve and Dave dive into the long career of Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band. Long maligned as corny boomer music, they instead find...