GP#70 - MONKS ON ICE - Guitar Practice

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Heavy and Brain are back in the saddle again, and talk about how rust builds very quickly on guitar skills. Listen to them complain about how the studio is not set up like they want and why they still have not released the Epstein files. And metal stuff. Shout out to King Bobby from Entropic for the new TIP! Weakling (not on spotify) and Fugitive!

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This episode is 1 hour and 56 minutes long.

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This episode was published on July 30, 2025.

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Heavy and Brain are back in the saddle again, and talk about how rust builds very quickly on guitar skills. Listen to them complain about how the studio is not set up like they want and why they still have not released the Epstein files. And metal...

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