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The Bums review Salt-N-Pepa's 1990 album "Blacks' Magic" for Halloween, but strangely end up with something closer to a Valentine's episode. 

The Bums review underground rapper Cage's 2002 album "Movies For The Blind".

'Tis the season for the Bums to return to the music of Brotha Lynch Hung with a review of his 2013 Strange Music debut, "Mannibalector".

The Bums review the genre bending hip hop debut by Cleveland hip hop group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, "E. 1999 Eternal", joined by Ben "Killer" Tiller. 

The Bums discuss the seminal 1993 hip hop classic by 7 year old emcee and Cosby-Show-kid Raven Symone, "Here's To New Dreams"--enjoy yet another instalment of the ongoing 'Kid Friendly' review series. 

DJ Monky B. Cliffy delivers your third installment of the illfeminine series, a collection of rare, underground and underrated boom bap hip hop tracks by female lyricsts from the 90s. 

The Bums review the Madlib underground classic from 2000, "The Unseen", with special guest Madd Decent (@_madd_decent_)

The Bums review the underground hip hop classic, "The Platform", as well as Natalie Portman's 15-minutes of hip hop fame.  Joined by Madd Decent. 

The Bums discuss Ja Rule's 1999 album "Venni Vetti Vecci", and fittingly engage in a torrid debate on sexism and microaggressions in music and culture. 

For the second installment of Eminem'n'M&Ms, the Bums dive deep into the 1999 breakout classic "The Slim Shady LP", and continue the debate on whether or not Eminem is the GOAT rapper.  

The Bums put vegan M&M substitute "Choco No No's" to the test while discussing the man, the myth and the legend, Eminem, and reviewing his overlooked first album, 1996's "Infinite". 

For the final episode of Bummer Jams 2019 the Bums review Da Brat's 1994 classic, "Funkdafied"

It's time for a backyard boogie; the Bums review Mack 10's 1997 album, "Based On A True Story"

Picture THIS:  Three Bums, summer'd up from head to butt, loungin' oceanside and delivering you that sweet summery podcast.  Soak up this review of Chicago rap crew Do Or Die's 1996 classic, "Picture This". 

Okay smarty, go listen to a poddy, the Bums are scantily clad and actin' rowdy--it's the 5th of July Bummer Jams Fireworks-Still-Spitt'n Special!  The Bums review Young MC's 1989 album 'Stone Cold Rhymin'', featuring the smash hit "Bust A Move"!

The Bums find paradise in a pair of dice with a review of Naughty By Nature's 1995 album, "Poverty's Paradise".  It's Bummer Jams 2019, part 3!

Enjoy the second instalment of the illfeminine mixtape series, focusing on dope female emcees from the 90s underground. Tracklist: 1:55 - Heather B - "No Doubt" (1996) 6:00 - Deadly Venoms - "Pockets Stay Deeply" (1998) 9:28 - Big Kap (feat. Bahamadia, Lauryn Hill, PreCISE, Uneek & Triip) - "Da Ladies In The House" (1995) 13:30 - Rikki The Lunatic Lady - "Funky AfroDezoo" (1998) 17:46 - Triip - "Keep It Flowin" (1994) 21:02 - Quannie Quan - "Dem Not Know" (1994) 23:44 - PreCISE - "Whatever Works" (1997) 27:44 - Lyrics - "Woman In The Ghetto" (1995) 32:33 - Big Zil (feat. Marquee) - His & Hers (1996) 35:03 - N-Tyce - "Hush Hush Tip" (1994) 39:20 - Paula Perry - "Reasons" (1998) 43:00 - Triny - "Mad Skills" (1993) 47:01 - Uneek - "Above Water" (1997) 51:37 - Apani B. Fly Emcee - "Narcotic" (1996) 55:04 - Bahamadia & Rah Digga - "Be Ok" (1998)

For the second instalment of the Bummer Jams 2019, the boys evaluate the H-Town Sound of chop and screw legend DJ Screw with his 1996 album "3 'N The Mornin' (Part Two)". 

illfeminine is a podcast-mixtape exploring the ruff and rugged sounds of the female underground from about '93-'98.  Enjoy an hour of rare, unreleased and/or slept on cuts that'll break your butts.   Tracklist: 1:51 - Chun-Li - "Raspy" (1996) 5:07 - Champ MC - "Neighborhood Sniper" (1994) 9:18 - Lin Que - "This Is It (Off Da Head Remix)" (1993) 13:14 - N-Tyce - "Flip Side" (1993) 17:10 - Shortie No Mass - "Like This" (1996) 20:40 - Yo-Yo - "Ibwin' Wit My Crewin'" (1993) 24:35 - Triip - "No Tricks in '96" (1996) 28:11 - MC Lyte - "Let Me Adem" (1993) 31:38 - Queen Pen - "The Set Up" (1997) 35:29 - Monie Love - "Greasy" (1993) 39:31 - Nadanuf - "Many Emcees (Madd Drama)" (1997) 43:22 - Mama Mystique - "Tremendous" (1996) 47:40 - Bigga Sistas - "1, 2, 3" (1993) 51:16 - Bahamadia - "UKNOWHOWWEDU" (1996)

The Bums hang out poolside and review LL Cool J's 1995 album, "Mr. Smith".  Grab a glass of fresh squeezed lemonade, Bummer Jams 2019 has arrived. 

The Bums discuss the elements of hip hop, The Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Show, nut milk strainers, and Artifacts' 1997 album "That's Them". 

The Bums review Geto Boys' 1991 album "We Can't Be Stopped", joined by Andrew Allen. 

The Bums finally discuss country music and horses.  (And review Def Squad's 1998 album 'El Niño', joined by guest Andrew Allen).

The Bums soak their little tootsies with a hot review of Lil Wayne's 2002 album "500 Degreez", joined by Benny '501 Degreez' Hadlock.

The Bums compare and contrast power tops and power bottoms, and review Rick Ross' 2006 album, "Port of Miami", joined by Ben Hadlock. 

The Bums discuss the Reptilian conspiracy and review O.C.'s 1994 classic, "Word... Life". 

The Bums discuss pubic hair, ghosts, and The Dopplegangaz' 2017 album "Dopp Hopp"!

The Bums discuss the degrees between Chewbacca and choo choo trains during a review of Organized Konfusion's 1994 classic, "Stress: The Extinction Agenda". 

The Bums stew in their own beef while reviewing Blackalicious' 1999 album "Nia". 

Joined by Rik Brooks, the Bums stay so krispy with a review of A Tribe Called Quest's 2016 album, "We Got It From Here... Thank You 4 Your Service". Visit www.riksmind.com and check out the man's podcast. 

The Bums discuss whether cake is cool still, reveal some exclusive Pokemon updates, examine Richter's magnitude scale, and review Termanology's debut 2006 album, "Out The Gate" 

The Bums discuss getting paid to poop, the torrid history of Macho Man Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan, and Jay Z's 1996 debut album "Reasonable Doubt"!

The Bums get a high score on the glycemic index during a review of Statik Selektah and Termanology's 2010 album "1982". 

Joined by Casey G from 'The Bad Tenants', the Bums review the Seattle hip hop scene, Tom Brady's mouth kisses and Beastie Boys' 1998 album "Hello Nasty". 

In September 2005, the people nominated a champion. In 2019, The Bums, after attending the aforementioned champion's rap concert in Longview, WA, assembled to review an album, "The Peoples Champ."  Sit sideways, chunk up a deuce, and hear this true story:  It's Paul Wall, baby. 

The Bums cover the etiquette of robbery, the homeless situation, and the Wayans brothers, all in the guise of a review of the legendary Texas hip hop duo U.G.K.'s 1996 album, "Ridin' Dirty". It's Bums down south!

Sure, the Bums spend a good chunk of time discussing marmalades, jams, jellies, preserves, fly-fishing and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret Of The Ooze, but they eventually address once and for all the important question raised in 2005, "Who Is Mike Jones?"  It's Bums down south, baby. 

Take a trip down south with the Bums as they finally discuss one of the most pressing social issues of our modern age.  They also review Killer Mike's 2006.... Album? .... "The Killer".  

This review of Ol' Dirty Bastard's 1999 album "N***a Please" is dedicated to all the tractors, aircraft carriers, unicycles, pogo sticks, and submersibles out there! 

Everyone knows the Bums cast more pods than Phyllis Diller, but do they know about this review of Beastie Boys' pivotal 1986 album, "Licensed To Ill?"  Join your favorite lil' stinkers for another session of games, freestyles, and unhinged critical dialogue. 

Joined by special guest Brandon Scott, the Bums look back on their favorite albums from 2018.  

For the final holiday episode of 2018, veritably necessarily joined by Tayla "Jonathan Tayla Thomas" Roberts, the Bums discuss Bane, dating, Christmas traditions, and Salt-N-Pepa's 1993 album "Very Necessary".

Let this year's Bums Yule Log Special be a shining gift to you, gentle listener. 

Pour the spiced cocoa, gather your little ones around the hearth, and spend some quality time with the Bums in a celebration of Afroman's 2006 album, "A Colt 45 Christmas".  Joined by special guest Black Magic Michael Coss. 

The Bums discuss cover bands, karaoke, Christmas trees, hemp--oh, and a special request review of Joell Ortiz and Apollo Brown's 2018 release, "Mona Lisa"! Joined by special guest Brandon Scott.  

It's that festive time of year, December is here, the month to be grateful and full of good cheer--what's this, a merry new episode for your little ear?  Join your jolly Bums for a review of Earl Sweatshirt's new project, "Some Rap Songs", with special guest--Nasty Basty 666!

Hide your hot drink, the Bums review Ice Cube and his 1991 sophomore LP, "Death Certificate". 

The Bums look for some holiday guidance from Cherokee rapper Litefoot--lo and behold, they didn't find him in the cupboard, but on his 1996 album "Good Day To Die".   

Joined by guest "Stinky" Mike Fresh, the Bums continue to examine the boundaries of hip hop music with a review of Mouse Powell's 2018 album, 'First Love'.  Is this guy a Biker Mouse from Mars, or is he merely a man with a recurring case of whiskey dick?  Tune in to find out on this riveting instalment of Time Magazine's least mentioned podcast!

Who knew the Bums would ever make it to 3rd Bass?  In this episode they tackle the most relevant question of modern times:  "What is a cactus?"  Tune in to find out during this review of 3rd Bass' 1989 certified gold classic, "The Cactus Album"; this episode released on the album's 29th birthday!

A fitting choice by host Daddy Dan, the Bums go back to study one of the greats in the game, Big Daddy Kane with a review of his 1991 photoshoot for Playg... I mean his 1994 album, "Daddy's Home".