Episode 053: What'd you say about my mom? F*** you! (Just kidding... unless?) This episode, Geoff, Russ, and Dave are dropping musical haymakers with the most savage diss tracks in history - and hey, podcast listeners, you look like you got dressed in the dark at a thrift store liquidation sale! Get ready for a musical roast session where musicians settle scores harder than middle school drama club. Pavement's about to drag 90s alt rockers through the mud, Lynyrd Skynyrd's got beef with a Canadian rocker, Carly Simon's precision-targeting some seriously vain men, Mojo Nixon is taking potshots at an Eagle, The Sex Pistols are New York punk scene arsonists, and Insane Clown Posse delivers what might be the most gloriously terrible diss track in musical history. And because no episode of musical shade would be complete without a random tangent, the guys are gonna dive into the soul-crushing monotony of work - because nothing says "diss track" like complaining about your 9-to-5. So grab your headphones, prepare for musical murder, and join us as we talk trash with the most gloriously petty tracks ever recorded.

Seriously, podcast listeners? Your music taste is so bad, Spotify should issue a public apology on your behalf.

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Episode 052: It’s almost fall, and that means football. In this episode, Geoff, Russ, and Dave dig into the pigskin with six songs that hit like a linebacker and dance like a wide receiver in the end zone. They blend beats with blitzes with a full lineup including Queen, whose stadium-sized swagger sets the tone for a season of high drama and big plays. The Spencer Davis Group brings the fun from the stands, all pep and groove, while Atom and His Package throws a prophetic flag on the field with a sharp critique of the sport’s darker undercurrents. The guys go deep into the world of professional theme songs with the Ying Yang Twins, whose track feels tailor-made for a rowdy dome crowd, and Joan Jett, whose anthem screams prime-time energy. Then AFI takes it further, peeling back the layers of football’s cultural weight with a sarcastic and snotty look. Somewhere between the touchdowns and the tackles, they also learn about clotted cream and its mysterious unclotting powers. Come early, be loud, and stay late through this wild ride of music and football, with just enough chaos to make it feel like overtime.

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In this steamy bonus content, JM brings his signature smooth delivery to some spicy listener-submitted pages, proving that sometimes the most provocative moments happen after the regular episode ends. Warning: This extended scene might make you blush.

In this extended scene, JM reads some spicy listener-submitted pages to Dave and Russ.

In this deleted scene from Episode 51, the guys dive into the eerie coincidence of Wilco's "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" album cover and its scheduled release date falling on 9/11, sparking a deeper conversation about music's unintentional prophecies and cultural impact. A deleted scene that proves sometimes the most fascinating musical discussions happen off-script.

Episode 051: Mom might want to skip this one as Six Picks Music Club dives into the forbidden fruit of teenage rebellion! With Geoffro living his best life abroad, special guest JM joins Russ and Dave to explore the deliciously scandalous tracks that would've had parents everywhere clutching their pearls. From The Pixies' surreal screams to Jimi Hendrix's guitar pyrotechnics, Nine Inch Nails' industrial angst to Smashing Pumpkins' raw emotional power, The Breeders' alt-rock defiance to Pantera's metal mayhem - it's a collection of songs guaranteed to make any parent question their child-rearing decisions. And because no episode is complete without a totally random tangent, the crew investigates the surprisingly common phenomenon of dogs treating AirPods like expensive chew toys and the ensuing adventures in customer service. Consider this your musical permission slip to explore the tracks that made rebellion sound so sweet.

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Episode 050: Get ready to enter a time machine as Six Picks Music Club celebrates its 50th episode by diving deep into five decades of musical evolution! Geoff, Russ, and Dave are breaking all the rules, picking tracks that capture the essence of each era—from Alice Cooper's theatrical nightmares to Tears for Fears' global anthems, Radiohead's existential landscapes, Black Eyed Peas' party-starting funk, Tame Impala's psychedelic journeys, and The Velvet Sundown's sounds of the future. It's a rollercoaster that proves music isn't just about sound—it's about capturing the spirit of an entire generation. And because no milestone episode would be complete without a totally random tangent, the crew somehow manages to weave in a conversation about hospice care and Christopher Columbus. Whether you're a musical historian or just along for the ride, this episode promises to be a wild celebration of fifty episodes and fifty years of incredible music.

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Episode 049: Buckle up for a journey through dystopian nightmares as Six Picks Music Club returns with a mind-bending exploration of scores and soundtracks that capture the essence of broken worlds! Geoff, Russ, Dave, and special guest Blake are diving deep into the musical territories that transform bleak futures from mere visual spectacles into immersive audio experiences. They'll twist through Philip Glass and Paul Leonard-Morgan’s hypnotic compositions, rage with the underground Japanese punk energy of The Stalin, blast through cyborg-powered Guns N' Roses intensity, feel The Cure's burning emotional depths, descend into the dark digital realms of Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, and finally launch into the cosmic expanses of Hans Zimmer's interstellar soundscapes. And because no dystopian soundtrack episode would be complete without a touch of chaos, the crew will also dive into the absolutely critical debate of popcorn butter ratios - because even in a broken world, snack strategy matters. Whether you're a soundtrack nerd, a dystopia enthusiast, or just someone who appreciates music that sounds like the apocalypse might be happening right outside your window, this episode promises to be a roller coaster through humanity's most beautifully broken musical moments.

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