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You guys know the drill. Song facts followed by nonsense. Peace and love. 

Well... we made it. We've been censored! We talk about that more in the episode. We recorded this episode back in January (yikes) so look forward to some early 2021 references that you probably already forgot about.  In this episode, we talk about our favorite music and podcasts from the year 2020, everyone's favorite year.  Other than that, we discuss fat doctors, streaming services, the Ocean movies, peeing for long periods of time, meeting celebrities, BBQ sauce, Green Day, billboards, oxymorons, the black part of the banana plus banana etiquette, Bigs Taco Bell seeds and WAP (told you this was recorded in January).  Keep calm and stay mostly true. 

On this episode of the podcast, Adam and Dustin complete the long awaited Light Beer Showdown... and it wasn't as entertaining as we had hoped. Regardless, we end the episode with some good, ol' fashioned banter that you will be sure to enjoy. 3:15-23:00- Light Beer Showdown 27:03- walkie talkies 30:45- who would win in a fight, Five Finger Death Punch or Avenged Sevenfold? 34:22- cooking and cleaning the kitchen 37:51- Dustin asks Adam, golf or drums? 42:45- Adam's (possibly) diva coffee routine 47:13- who is more iconic, Tiger Woods or Travis Barker? 52:54- weight loss 59:07- what's more valuable, 5000 dollars or free Taco Bell for a year? Lots of Taco Bell and fast food talk to follow.  1:11:28- Dustin mistook a bowl of refried beans for guacamole.  1:15:16- "Come Close" by Saosin gave Adam chills and Hoobastank did the same for Dustin. 

On this episode, Adam and Dustin discuss the history and interesting facts behind The (Dixie) Chicks' feminist anthem "Goodbye Earl". We also tackle some important debate topics such as "Coke vs Pepsi", "Del Taco vs Taco Bell" and some music stuffs. Keep your head up. 

Are you ready?? Aye aye, Captain! I can't heeeeeeaaaaar youuuuuu... AYE AYE, CAPTAIN! Oooooohhhhh... Welcome back, everybody. In this week's episode, we discuss the song "Sweet Victory" by David Glen Eisley and Bob Kulick. Most people assume this song was written for a certain kid's TV about a sponge who lives in a pineapple under the sea, but we will tell the real story.  Topics include: "Sweet Victory" (2:20-30:48) Adam's thoughts, covering Adam's new family addition, Rylie liking heavy music, Dustin's new salsa company Super Rad Salsa, famous people with podcasts, creamed corn, thick liquid, Adam wearing short shorts, the Madonna Inn, "All That's Left is Love" by Angels and Airwaves, Lethal Weapon and Top Gun, vanilla ice cream, drum set ups in TV and movies, fast drivers, TPC Harding Park (30:48-1:38:50) A sunflower seed debate for the ages (1:38:50-1:44:20) Apple Music essentials, people pronouncing words wrong on purpose and finally...  The light beer showdown talk. (1:52:28- to the end of the episode) Until next time.   

On today's episode, the boys talk about the beautiful, heart wrenching, plastic surgery laden hit, "I Will Always Love You", originally written and performed by Dolly Parton. We talk about the history behind the song as well as the history behind Whitney Houston covering it. As always, we talk some randomness after the song. Topics include: School bus abductions Taylor Swift's Netflix documentary  Public urinals Dustin's horrifying run in with a 10 year old bathroom ghost in a public restroom Dustin's cowboy bathroom story (lots of potty talk this week) Space Dustin's morning routine The new Silverstein album, A Beautiful Place to Drown The new Beastie Boys documentary  Dustin's band names and what time of day he likes to shower.  email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com Stay safe.   

Hello everyone. Welcome to the first ketchup (dad joke) episode of The Mostly True Music Show. We talk a lot of music and a lot of nonsense on this episode. We hope you enjoy. Follow us on instagram @themostlytruemusicshow Follow us on Facebook Email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com with questions and episode suggestions!

Happy 25th episode everybody!  In this episode, we break down the history behind the ever confusing and ultimately delightful "Hey Ya" by Hip Hop superduo, Outkast. The a cappella cover features a very special guest... make sure to check it out! Per usual, we fight about pizza at the end of the episode. Let us know what your take on the debate was! email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com Bye. 

Hello. In this episode, we break down and discuss Eminem's magnum opus, Lose Yourself. We discuss the similarities and differences between the song, 8 Mile and Eminem's personal life. In the back half of the episode, we go off the rails as usual; talking about everything from blink-182 (shocker, I know), a dark part of Dustin's childhood involving Tiger Woods and lastly, happy happy noodle time. Subscribe and tell your friends to listen! Follow us on Instagram and Facebook. No twitter, thanks a lot, Dustin. Adios.

You haven't been asking for it, but here it is. Old Town Road. The boys discuss the song's unlikely success while also covering the controversy that has surrounded the song since it's release. After talking about music, Adam has a few random things he wanted to talk about relating to summertime.  Follow us on instagram and Facebook. Email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com <3

Hello, friends. Welcome to a very long bonus episode that doesn't really feel like a bonus episode because it is the same exact same length as a standard episode. The boys talk about everything going on in their lives as well as a little music talk. They also talk about Angels and Airwaves, blink-182, Ted Bundy and Joe Rogan. Enjoy.  Stay tuned for a fascinating next episode! Email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com

Sup dawgs? Happy New February to you all. In this episode, Adam and Dustin discuss "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins as requested by Adam's mom (you're welcome, mom). They talk about the history behind the song and how it's managed to stay relevant in today's culture 38 years after it's release. As always, the conversation gets a little silly and wild. The episode ends with an interesting debate on whether today's rock bands should cover classic band's music or just leave them alone... you don't want to miss it! Peace. Follow us on Instagram @themostlytruemusicshow email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com

What up, dawg? It's that time. Christmastime is here... You serious, Clark? In this episode, we talk all kinds of nonsense. We hear the story about the Christmas Truce of WWI, talk about our family Christmas food staples, and explain how every Christmas movie basically tells the same story. Thank you for your continued support! We are not going back to weekly episodes, but more episodes will be coming in the future.  Email us at mostlytruemedia@gmail.com Merry Christmas! Sh*****'s full!

Hello. Farewell. Kinda.  This will be our last episode for quite a while! We explain in the episode the reasons why. But we left you with a banger of an episode! We discuss Simon and Garfunkel's classic hit, "The Sound of Silence" and a little bit of the story behind Disturbed's amazing cover of it. This is also Adam's favorite cover that he has done thus far. We also talk about the Drake and Josh smash hit movie, "Really Big Shrimp", so you don't want to miss it. insta: @themostlytruemusicshow Email" mostlytruemedia@gmail.com If we weren't clear enough or you're still confused about what we are doing, I'll explain here again. We are not completely done... but we are for now. We have been releasing one episode a week for 20 weeks and believe it or not, it's a lot of work. So we are going to take a good long break before releasing another episode. It might be a month from now, it might be three months from now. Even we don't know. Also, once we post the next episode, it could be a month or three before we post the next one. We started this podcast so that we could hang out, drink beer, talk about music and have a good time. Once it started to feel like work... I felt like it was time to hit the brakes. I want this podcast to be something special and to almost feel like a little treat whenever it pops up on your phone. Farewell for now.  -Adam Thank you all for your continued support!  

This week, we talk about "The Winner Takes It All" by ABBA. Although not as popular as their other hits such as "Dancing Queen" or "Mama Mia", this song is just as important. This song more or less tells the story of ABBA's demise. You will be pleased. Follow us on Instagram @themostlytruemusicshow email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com Peace. Love. Podcast. 

Ooooooh man. The long awaited battle is finally here. Mayweather Vs. McGregor doesn't even come close to the historical significance of this match up. I Want It That Way. Bye Bye Bye. Who will come out the victor? Who will cower away in shame? (Neither really, both are very successful songs from two very successful bands. Adam and Dustin are the real losers who think they are cool because they have a podcast.) Listen to find out. Remember to rate and review us on iTunes! Follow us on insta @themostlytruemusicshow email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com Peace. Love. Podcast.

Hallelujah, we're back! In this episode, we learn the history behind and speculate the meaning of Leonard Cohen's widely popular song, "Hallelujah".  Please leave us a rating and review on iTunes! Email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com Drop us DMs on Facebook and Instagram. Peace, Love and Podcasts.

Bonus Episode time ladies and germs. We talk about a recent concert we went to, answer an email from a faithful listener, and touch on why we won't be doing an episode on Weezer's classic song, "Hash Pipe".  Have a beautiful Saturday! Email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com 

This week, we jump into the DeLorean with Doc Brown and Marty to go back in time when we were just baby podcasters. This episode is a re-upload of Episode 1 of our first podcast, The Stool Sample Podcast. We are noticeably more awkward and Adam wasn't very good at editing in the past... sorry for the breathing and mouth noises. We don't plan on reposting these episodes regularly, but time was not on our side this week and we had no choice. Follow us on insta and Facebook @themostlytruemusicshow Email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com DM us on social media with questions!

Everyone loves these 90's one hit wonders, so everyone should love this episode. In this episode, you will learn why Hanson is one of the most "successful" bands in history, what year the 2000's truly started and how Bill Clinton screwed up Al Gore's idea for a campaign theme song. Remember to follow us on Instagram and Facebook and send us messages. Leave us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts! email: mostlytruemedia@gmail.com Peace.