• Is This Good?! - feat. Music From Richard Marx and John Parr

  • Mar 25 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 20 mins
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Is This Good?! - feat. Music From Richard Marx and John Parr

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  • After a brief hiatus, we’re back! Thank you for continuing to stick around and show your support while Mike needed some time off to care for his wife.

    On this week’s episode, we’re trying out a new segment we’re calling “Is This Good?!” in which Mike and Adam submit a song that they love, despite its flaws, and debate the song’s merits before finally determining whether or not the song is “good”. On this inaugural episode, we’re bringing “Hazard” by Richard Marx and “St Elmo’s Fire” by John Parr. We hope you enjoy!

    Also discussed, thoughts on new albums and music from the past that we’ve been listening to for the past month from artists like nothing,nowhere., girl in red, Delta Rae, IDKHBTFM, Too Close To Touch, Taylor Swift, Maggie Lindemann, Makari, Cory Wells, Night Verses, Dan Spencer, Tracy Chapman, and more! We’re ALL OVER THE PLACE this week!

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