In 1986, three young white rappers took MTV by storm, releasing the party anthem of the 80's!  This week we again welcome hip hop expert, DefDave as we discuss the Beastie Boys (in the process we missed two classes with no homework). 

Were these guys an obnoxious flash in the pan or true artists with staying power?  We ponder this question while going track by track through Capital Records best selling album of all-time, "Licensed to Ill"!  Hold it now, HIT IT

In 1986, three young white rappers took MTV by storm, releasing the party anthem of the 80's!&nbsp; This week we again welcome hip hop expert, DefDave as we discuss the Beastie Boys (in the process we missed two classes with no homework).&nbsp;
Were these guys an obnoxious flash in the pan or true artists with staying power?&nbsp; We ponder this question while going track by track through Capital Records best selling album of all-time, "Licensed to Ill"!&nbsp; Hold it now, HIT IT

The pinnacle of infotainment! Crazy stuff you didn’t know about the greatest movies and music of the 80’s, 90’s, and beyond. Hilarity ensues as a research professor and a pop culture savant are pitted against each other in a debate to determine what entertainment icons of film, music, and games are the best of the best of Generation X. https://www.thesurelypodcast.com/

The pinnacle of infotainment! Crazy stuff you didn’t know about the greatest movies and music of the 80’s, 90’s, and beyond. Hilarity ensues as a research professor and a pop culture savant are pitted against each other in a debate to determine what entertainment icons of film, music, and games are the best of the best of Generation X. <a href="https://www.thesurelypodcast.com/" rel="noopener">https://www.thesurelypodcast.com/</a>

Infotainment! Crazy stuff you didn’t know about the movies and music of the 70’s, 80’s, & 90’s. Hilarity ensues as a research professor and a pop culture savant are pitted against each other in a Gen X pop culture debate  https://www.thesurelypodcast.com

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Discussing Beastie Boys "Licensed to Ill" track by track

Beastie Boys' "Licensed to Ill" (1986): Track by Track!

Grunge came out of nowhere is the early nineties and Alice in Chains was one of the first groups out of the gate.  With Layne Staley's unmistakeable vocals and Jerry Cantrell's uncanny guitar riffs it wasn't long before they were a household name.  But, like many, they fell victim to the trappings of fame, money and drugs.  Come with us as we dive into their history in a nutshell, on the way to their magnum opus, "Dirt" as it reaches its 30th anniversary.

Grunge came out of nowhere is the early nineties and Alice in Chains was one of the first groups out of the gate.  With Layne Staley's unmistakeable vocals and Jerry Cantrell's uncanny guitar riffs it wasn't long before they were a household name.  But, like many, they fell victim to the trappings of fame, money and drugs.  Come with us as we dive into their history in a nutshell, on the way to their magnum opus, "Dirt" as it reaches its 30th anniversary.

Alice in Chains: Their History in a Nutshell

During the summer of 1987 the fourth of the Jaws movies was released and has been called on of the worst movies of all time.  This week we dive into "Jaws the Revenge" with our friends from the AFilmBy Podcast and ask the important questions.  Do sharks have ESP?  How do sharks travel a few thousand miles in just a few days?  Can sharks roar?  Join us as discuss these crazy questions and give away the Craptastic Crown to either "Superman IV" or "Jaws the Revenge"!

During the summer of 1987 the fourth of the Jaws movies was released and has been called on of the worst movies of all time.  This week we dive into "Jaws the Revenge" with our friends from the AFilmBy Podcast and ask the important questions.  Do sharks have ESP?  How do sharks travel a few thousand miles in just a few days?  Can sharks roar?  Join us as discuss these crazy questions and give away the Craptastic Crown to either "Superman IV" or "Jaws the Revenge"!

Jaws the Revenge (1987): What the heck happened?

The summer of 1987 gave us two of the biggest box office stinkers of the 1980s in "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace" and "Jaws the Revenge".  Over the next two weeks, we will discuss, debate and dissect these two movies and ask the question "What the heck happened?"  This week we dive into "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace".  With Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, Gene Hackman and Mark McClure all back again what could possible go wrong?  Turns out, it's a lot.  Join us and our friends Jeff and Brad from the "A Film By" Podcast for the fun!

The summer of 1987 gave us two of the biggest box office stinkers of the 1980s in "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace" and "Jaws the Revenge".  Over the next two weeks, we will discuss, debate and dissect these two movies and ask the question "What the heck happened?"  This week we dive into "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace".  With Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, Gene Hackman and Mark McClure all back again what could possible go wrong?  Turns out, it's a lot.  Join us and our friends Jeff and Brad from the "A Film By" Podcast for the fun!

Beastie Boys' "Licensed to Ill" (1986): Track by Track!

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