S2E21 - Disappearing Into The Flames [Miilkbone - Da' Miilkrate (1995) and Yukihiro Takahashi - Saravah! (1978)]

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The original trio of Will, Matt, and Jon are back! On this episode they tell tales of forest fires, broken cell phone screens, ice cream sundaes, and their experiences at Boy Scout camp. They review Miilkbone's 1995 album Da' Miilkrate including the hit single "Keep it real" as well as Yukihiro Takahashi's 1978 album Saravah! and it's absolute banger track "Present". Congrats to Will on baby Numba 2! Tell a friend to tell a friend about us! Website: whatupbrotha.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: whatupbrothapodcast

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S2E21 - Disappearing Into The Flames [Miilkbone - Da' Miilkrate (1995) and Yukihiro Takahashi - Saravah! (1978)]

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