Episode 113 - Sun for Thousands
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What is up Good People? This week we are taking a deep dive into A Thousand Suns by Linkin Park. This was the first time any of us had listened to this album. We were all blown away. This was our first time trying this format where we talk about an album none of us had previously heard. It was a great experience for us and a format we will try again. We hope you enjoy! Check out the Spotify playlist for this episode here!
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