Totally Biased Music

Previously on Totally Biased Music: The Wheel of Fate and Time decided that Anthony was to bring an album that his parents did not want him listening to as a developing child.....the result was Kid Rock's, "Devil Without A Cause". Stick around to hear our experiences with the album, opinions of Kid Rock and how different Anthony might have been if he was allowed to see Kid Rock Live in 2002. To wrap up the episode, we discuss our experiences with Steven Spielberg's, Disclosure Day. Enjoywww.totallybiasedmusic.com

In this episode, we explore a pod-favorite artist, Arlo Parks' album, 'Ambiguous Desire,' discussing its themes, sound, and emotional depth. We delve into the production, lyrics, and personal reflections to understand what makes this album a compelling listen. We also take a trip back to the turn of the mellinium, with the parody-laced comedy, "Scary Movie". Thanks for listening.www.totallybiasedmusic.com

This week on TBM, we have a very interesting conversation about the musical stylings of Tame Impala as we discuss our experience with "The Slow Rush". and we continue our Ryan Gosling bit with likely his greatest minimalist performance ever by discussing 2013's "Only God Forgives". Enjoy

Strap In as Blake reviews and analyzes Drake's three most recent album releases: Iceman, Made of Honor, and Habib T. He discusses their musical styles, personal favorites, and Drake's overall career trajectory amidst internet culture and fan dynamics. Enjoy

This week, a TBM first, we explore the soundtrack of the movie Alpha Dog (2006), diving into the significance of each track, showcase our new love for Tech N9ne and how the music complements the film's narrative. Lastly, we wrap up the episode chatting about our experience with the film, Drive (2011). Stick around to see if The Wheel of Fate & Time decides that the Ryan Gosling bit should continue or not.....

Join us as we explore the latest in music, movies, and sports, sharing personal stories, insights, and "expert" analysis. From Cage the Elephant's 2011 album to skydiving dreams, this episode is packed with engaging conversations and nostalgic moments. Stick around to hear what we're doing next week, as well as our NBA Playoff predictions. Thanks for listening, EnjoyCheck out our website: www.totallybiasedmusic.com

In this episode, we clarify the rules for Anthony's Beer Mile, then explore Nirvana's iconic album Nevermind, and the legacy it has left in its wake. Plus, a deep dive into the Guy Ritchie film The Gentleman. Check out our website, www.TotallyBiasedMusic.com and as always, thanks for listening.

Well, well, well, look what we have here! Another Totally Biased first, this time in the form of an interview with a ROTP (relative of the pod). Trey and his sister Mallie break down the newest hit pop album, "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occassionally" by the inimitable Harry Styles.Mallie shares her lifelong fandom of all things One Direction (or 1D for the heads) and Harry, while Trey is blown away by the electronic experimentation of the record within the pop realm.Stream it now, and if you or one of your relatives ever want to wax poetic about your favorite artists, shoot us a DM.Thanks for listening. Check out our new website: www.TotallyBiasedMusic.com

Join us as we go back to the 90's and explore the depths of Massive Attack's 'Mezzanine' and discuss the film 'Heat'. This episode offers insights into trip-hop, film analysis, and personal favorites, perfect for music and movie enthusiasts alike. EnjoyCheck out our new website: www.totallybiasedmusic.com

Join us as we explore the depths of the album "Billy Breathes" by Phish. We dive into each track and discuss the band's improvisational genius. Then we go into outer space with Stanley Kubrick's, 2001: A Space Odyssey and the legacy it has left in it's wake. Check out our site: www.totallybiasedmusic.com and as always, thanks for listening.

This week, the guys dive into a track-by-track review of Santana's album 'Abraxas', exploring its genre-melding approach, standout tracks, and personal impressions. The conversation then shifts to a comedic review of the film 'Tucker and Dale vs. Evil', highlighting its humor and unique take on horror tropes. Check out our website totallybiasedmusic.com and as always, thanks for listening.Enjoy.

Previously on Totally Biased Music: The Wheel of Fate & Time decided that one of Anthony’s favorite albums should be presented to the group. “Make Yourself” by Incubus is that album. We dive deep into the album from front to back. We also touch on the 1972 film, The Getaway. Has it aged appropriately? Stick around to find out. Thank You for listening. Check out our new website: www.TotallyBiasedMusic.com

Ladies & Gentlemen, "The Fall-Off"(Curtains Up)

This week, the guys venture forth on a deep exploration of Bob Weir's legacy and the album 'Ace'. They analyze each track on the album, sharing insights on the production quality, emotional resonance, and the unique sound of the Grateful Dead. The discussion highlights the significance of live performances and the camaraderie among the hosts as they reflect on their shared love for music. We also debate on the efficiency and necessity of roundabouts, and share nostalgic memories of lava lamps. The conversation wraps up with Blake and Trey's first taste of the zombie epic, '28 Days Later', examining its impact and cult following. Will You Join?? As always, thanks for listening and check out our website www.TotallyBiasedMusic.com for some great reads.

This week the guys tackle Prince's masterpiece, "Purple Rain". They explore the album's 80s synth influences, the impact of Prince's artistry, and how the music resonates with contemporary listeners. They detour the convo to chat about the Denver Broncos' recent performance, weighing in on their potential for success in the upcoming Super Bowl. Finally, they review the Netflix film "Ballad of a Small Player," analyzing its themes of addiction and the complexities of gambling, while pondering the ambiguous ending and its implications. Dont forget to check out our new website TotallyBiasedMusic.com As always, thanks for listening.

Tha Carter album series and the Avatar films are very near and dear to our hearts. Did these 2 new additions stand up to our expectations, stick around to find out. Also we are unraveling our new 2026 TBM project.... www.totallybiasedmusic.com⁠Welcome to the New Year

Kick back, relax & enjoy the ride, as the guys reminisce on their favorite films, show, tunes & experiences from the past year. We cover our Spotify Wrapped results, and there may be some conspiritorial evidence worth investigating...Thanks for sticking with us for the past few years. We are stoked to unveil some new "Totally Biased" happenings in the near future. Enjoy

We have a TBM First, as the guys take a trip into another realm on the comedic stylings of The Wizards, and their lone album, "Purple Magic". We chat about Bonnaroo's latest lineup and dive into the first installment of the Lethal Weapon film series. They also deeply debate breakfast for dinner, the controversial coaching decisions of Lane Kiffin, and reflect on the latest season of 'Stranger Things.' Enjoy

This week, the guys deeply discuss Tyler Childers' new genre-blending album, "Snipe Hunter". They also touch on the new horror series 'Welcome to Derry' and its connection to Stephen King's works. Blake unveils the newest segment, "Gas or Ass" and the conversation takes a humorous turn as they critique the Dallas Cowboys' performance, leading to a lively debate about their status in the NFL. Stick around to see what the "Wheel of Fate & Time" has in store for our next EP. Enjoy

In this episode, the guys pay tribute to an honorable animal of the POD, Kittis/Lev. They dive into Avril Lavigne's album 'Let Go', exploring its impact on millennial culture and beyond. Lastly, we pivot from The Twits to The Wild Robot. Nice. Enjoy

This week, Blake and Anthony dive into the Deftones 2nd album, Around The Fur, and the 2007 Classic Horror Phenomenon, Paranormal Activity. Stick around, as Trey returns to bring us some epic Thread Takes and The Wheel of Fate & Time decides our future.... Enjoy

In this episode, Trey and Anthony explore the sounds of Steely Dan, focusing on their album 'Aja', and delve into the film 'Children of Men'. They also share some recent highlights from their last live Tipper experiences. Stick around to hear what Trey has been cooking up in his studio.....Enjoy

This week, the guys open up about their fantasy football experiences & Blake wishes we had implemented "Mulligans" 1 week earlier as we talk, "Weexer" (1994). Later on, we dive into the white knuckling, sweaty palm experience of watching, "Free Solo", and Blake totally redeems himself with his new segment, stick around to find out what the hype is about.... EnjoyChapters00:00 Fantasy Football Rivalries and Week One Recap04:17 Weezer Album Review: Expectations vs. Reality11:21 Diving into the Music: Top and Bottom Tracks19:18 Ratings and Final Thoughts on Weezer22:29 Exploring Musical Tastes and Recommendations24:01 Live Music Experiences and Personal Connections26:32 The Impact of Halsey and Pop Music30:51 Documentary Insights: Free Solo and Climbing Culture37:44 The Miami Dolphins: A Stamp of Ass45:50 Closing Thoughts and Future Episodes

This week the guys go back in time to experience DrugstoreHeaven. It's a different kind of album that will make you think & feel in ways that you may not have expected. It can be unpleasant and soothing at the same time. Only one way to find out...The same can be said for Flight Risk, where you have to stick around to hear our extremely biased opinions. Enjoy. Long Live The Wheel of Fate & Time

On this episode, the guys pay their respects to Hip-Hop legend, Tupac Shakur by reviewing his 1996 double-album, "All Eyez On Me". We wrap the episode with the return of, "Trey's Terrible Threads" and a chat about the 2009 remake of "The Taking of Pelham 123". Enjoyhttps://linktr.ee/totallybiased

In this episode, the guys discuss Adele's album '30' and David Lynch's film 'Mulholland Drive'. They share their first impressions, personal ratings, and delve into their top and bottom tracks from the album. The conversation also explores the unique style of David Lynch and the complexities of his storytelling. Stick around to see what The Wheel of Fate & Time has in store for our next episode.  00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene02:53 Exploring Adele's '30': First Impressions05:54 Diverse Opinions on Adele's Music08:50 Top Tracks from '30' and Personal Favorites11:45 Bottom Tracks and Disappointments14:51 Album Ratings and Critical Reception17:46 Rides or Dies: Billie Eilish's 'Ocean Eyes'28:21 Musical Vibes and Personal Connections31:39 Exploring Political Themes in Music33:58 Diving into David Lynch's Cinematic World42:49 The Complexity of Lynch's Storytelling48:31 The Wheel of Fate: Movie and Album Picks

This week, the guys engage in a nostalgic review of Sum 41's album 'All Killer No Filler.' They explore the impact of pop punk on their musical identities, share their favorite tracks, and discuss what didn't resonate with them. The conversation shifts to a cinematic analysis of 'The Social Network,' exploring its relevance in today's social media landscape and the evolution of online interactions. Enjoy :) https://linktr.ee/totallybiasedChapters00:00 Going Commando: The Comfort Debate02:57 Pop Punk Nostalgia: A Dive into Sum 4105:52 Musical Influences: The Impact of Pop Punk08:27 Album Review: Sum 41's Debut and Its Legacy10:26 Top Tracks: Highlights from the Album13:21 Dislikes: What Didn't Work in the Album16:18 Final Thoughts: The Essence of Pop Punk22:19 Pop Punk Rankings and Nostalgia25:24 Album Ratings and Personal Connections27:43 Ride or Die: New Music Picks34:10 Exploring Dave Matthews Band35:05 Thematic Song Discussion: Hardy's 'Ain't a Bad Day'38:26 Exploring the Social Network39:49 Character Analysis and Performances42:27 Themes of Social Media and Reality46:08 The Impact of Music and Score49:17 Reflections on Social Media's Evolution52:56 Advertising and Modern Culture54:48 Conscious Living in a Digital Age57:37 Upcoming Picks and Wrap-Up

In this conversation, the guys discuss various topics including the new AI DJ feature on Spotify, a packed sports weekend featuring major events, and a deep dive into the Foo Fighters' album 'Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace' and review the film 'The Gray Man.' Enjoy https://linktr.ee/totallybiased

This week, the guys discuss the instrumental album 'Electric Tears' by Buckethead, sharing their personal experiences and insights on the music. They delve into the unique nature of the album, exploring its ethereal soundscapes and the challenges of listening to a one-man instrumental project.The conversation shifts to a review of the movie 'Friendship,' highlighting its absurdist humor and comedic moments.Stick around to see what the Wheel of Fate and Time has in store for our next episode... Enjoy :)https://linktr.ee/totallybiased

In this heartfelt conversation, the guys reflect on the passing of Anthony's beloved dog, Molly, sharing emotional stories and memories. They transition into a discussion about the post-rock album 'Age of the Fifth Son' by God is an Astronaut, exploring its musical themes, emotional impact, and the experience of listening to instrumental music. The conversation culminates in a candid review of the album, with varying opinions on its structure and emotional resonance, leading to personal reflections on music and life. We also explore the cultural impact of Star Wars and its parody in Family Guy, comparing the two in terms of humor and storytelling. Enjoy :) LinkTreeTBM

"The Wheel of Fate and Time Hath Spoken." This week the guys take a trip to the 70's, with a dive into Jerry Garcia's solo album, Garcia (1972) & Quentin Tarantino's most recent film, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood (2019). EnjoyLinkTreeTBM2:22 - Garcia (1972)34:42 - Rides or Dies47:42 - Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (2019)

This week, a blues pick with Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughn, and one of the most famous movies of all time, The Godfather. Enjoy.linktr.ee/[email protected]:50 - Texas Flood (1983)32:00 - Rides or Dies46:32 - The Godfather (1972)

Blake discusses his hatred for George Orwell while talking "animals" by Pink Floyd and the gang gets down to the bottom of Capitalism bad or not. Afterwards, a dive in to James Bond world with Casino Royale, and The Wheel Of Fate And Time return.ENJOY.linktr.ee/[email protected]

A quick aside before our main episode, Trey and Anthony return to Totally Biased Retrospective with memories, stories, clips, and more from the 2016 Tipper and Friends Full Moon Gathering. Enjoy.linktr.ee/[email protected]

This week, Arctic Monkey's debut album and a nostalgic movie trip. Also, a new riveting segment to decide our future projects featuring a Trey Jingle.TIMESTAMPS: 4:12: Album Talk32:30: Rides or Dies41:42: Mid90s

This week, a 100TH EPISODE special where the gang looks back at the past 100 hours of Totally Biased Music.

This week, a TBM first. The first Drake solo album. Blake makes his pitch for the greatness of NWTS while assuring us he still hates Drake. Afterwards, the boys review the greatest comic book movie ever, Into The Spider-Verse. Next week, something BIG for the 100th episode. Enjoy.Linktr.ee/[email protected]:1:00 Album47:00 ROD56:50 Movie

This week, Blake meets Hootie while he and Anthony review Hootie and the Blowfish's "Cracked Rear View." Afterwards, the age old Snyder debate is brought up yet again when reviewing his film "Army of the Dead." Next week, a TBM first.linktr.ee/[email protected]: 4:46: Cracked Rear View31:10: Rides or Dies39:30: Army of the Dead

A TBM first. This week the gang departs from albums and reviews Set Two of Phil and Friends 4/16/1999 show with some special members. Afterwards, they continue their heist movie saga with "Inside Man" and Blake attempts to get some clarification. ENJOY.linktr.ee/[email protected]:02:38: Phil and Friends36:20: Ride or Dies44:42: Inside Man

This week the TBM crew ventures back in to J. Cole world with "The Off-Season" and gives proper praise to Lil Baby in the process. Afterwards they kick off our Heist-Based Movie Run with "The Italian Job." Enjoy.linktr.ee/[email protected]:5:18: The Off-Season41:40: Rides or Dies50:56: The Italian Job

This week the boys debate if AI will take over the world and if that will be good or bad by reviewing "Music Has The Right To Children" by Boards of Canada and the movie "The Creator."linktr.ee/[email protected]://pitchfork.com/features/article/why-boards-of-canadas-music-has-the-right-to-children-is-the-greatest-psychedelic-album-of-the-90s/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkTY1Sj0E70

This week, Trey welcomes the world in to his sad boy heart with Bright Eyes' album "The People's Key." Afterwards, the gang talks Kendrick's Super Bowl Half Time Show to determined if it was a flop or if they're just too stupid and small-brained to understand the GENIUS of Kendrick. Finally, Anthony makes his case for "Before Sunset" being a good movie while Blake attempts to counter that narrative. Enjoy.linktr.ee/[email protected]

This week the boys try and fail to figure out why Oasis is so popular by reviewing "(What's The Story) Morning Glory". Afterwards, they head to the wild wild west with "Unforgiven" and attempt to forgive Clint Eastwood for just the general person that he is. There is also some brief Grammys talk. Enjoy. linktr.ee/totallybiased [email protected] TIMESTAMPS: 2:31: Album Review 33:50: Grammy's 39:38: Rides or Dies 47:34: Unforgiven

this week, the boys get to the bottom of the question "is weed tight?" by reviewing Wiz Khalifa's "Rolling Papers". Then, they head to the end of communism (kind of) and the fall of the Berlin Wall with "Atomic Blonde." ENJOY. linktr.ee/totallybiased [email protected] TIMESTAMPS: 4:41: Rolling Papers 46:35: Rides or Dies 57:00: Atomic Blonde

Strap in everyone, we're getting emotional af this week. This episode, the boys take a deep dive in to Balloonerism to discuss what may likely be the footnote on Mac Miller's tremendous career. They discuss his album, and short film, Balloonerism, Mac's legacy, and the cosmic winks from beyond he leaves us with every day. Blake provides a puppy update, and TBM visits the world of sports to discuss the NFL playoffs and the CFB National Championship. linktr.ee/totallybiased [email protected] TIMESTAMPS: 5:27: Balloonerism (album) 55:40: Ride or Dies 1:04:16: Balloonerism (film) 1:11:58: Sports Ball Talk

This week, the boys go to the deep dark forest and the mysterious world of Glass Animals with their debut album "ZABA." Afterwards, we take an adventure with some animals with the animated movie "Flow." Enjoy. linktr.ee/totallybiased [email protected] TIMESTAMPS: 2:25: Zaba 42:58: Rides or Dies 59:00: Flow

AUDIO WARNING: BLAKES AUDIO IS OMEGA-FUCKED THIS EPISODE. LISTENER DISCRETION ADVISED. This episode we review Wall of Eyes by The Smile and Disney Pixar's "Soul" and talk about the meaning of life. linktr.ee/totallybiased [email protected] TIMESTAMPS: 0:00: College Football Talk 3:18: Wall of Eyes 39:38: Rides or Dies 48:00: Soul

This week the boys head to John Mayer land to talk his solo album Continuum and the growth of John and his career. Afterwards, we talk The Menu and determine if it's cool or pretentious to be a "foodie." Enjoy. linktr.ee/totallybiased [email protected] to contact

It's a TBM Christmas. This week Blake and Anthony discuss Missionary by Snoop Dogg, determine which Christmas movies ride and which ones die, and discuss the movie "High Life". ENJOY. linktr.ee/totallybiased [email protected] to contact TIMESTAMPS: 1:18: Missionary 30:20: Rides or Dies 46:00: High Life

This week, Trey and Anthony discuss the Grateful Dead's classic album, American Beauty. They hop on the Swirl Bridge during this weeks Rides or Dies segment, and cap off the episode with a review of the psychedelic-filled epic animated splendor of a film, Avatar: The Way of Water. Enjoy. linktr.ee/totallybiased 1:52: American Beauty 34:23 Rides or Dies/PL tour 47:42 Avatar: The Way of Water