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Armond & Doc finish off this week's episode by continuing their in-depth conversation about Armond's new album 'Even If I Lose', how it was made, what the messages are, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc are back this week to talk about DaBaby's breakout 2019 before beginning their conversation on the rollout of Kanye West's forthcoming album 'Jesus Is King' as only CRS can.

Is DaBaby the 2019 50 Cent? Do people remember how dominant 50 was in 2003? What does it mean for Kanye to make "gospel" music? Where is he at in his life right now? All this and a lot more.

Armond & Doc are back after a week off to talk about all things Grammy Awards before getting into a larger conversation about artist empowerment, whether or not the Grammys matter, and a lot more. Plus Offset is trying some...things...with his album promo, and all the usual CRS randomness.

Doc & Armond return to discuss everything from TI's new single to Joe Budden's possible tour to an update on the NBA Playoffs. Plus Justin Timberlake goes to #1, Fat Joe says he know B.I.G. was rapping about on "I Got A Story To Tell", and the Bad Boy Family Reunion Tour

Links:

• http://www.badboyfamilyreuniontour.com/
• Busta Rhymes Retrospective - http://clockradiospeakers.com/post/141737180777/clock-radio-speakers-busta-rhymes-retrospective
• Fugees Retrospective - http://clockradiospeakers.com/post/131151855592/clock-radio-speakers-fugees-refugee-camp

Armond & Doc watched Kanye West’s Yeezy Season 3 event on Tidal – but don’t worry, this isn’t turning into a fashion podcast.

Yet.

They both listened and took notes to the first public listening session of Kanye’s ‘The Life of Pablo’, and this is their first impression of the album.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by talking about Logic's new mixtape/album 'YSIV', Lupe Fiasco's surprising 'DROGAS Wave', and the long-awaited release of Lil Wayne's 'Carter V'.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Beyonce's first week sales and an update to the NBA All Bum team before beginning their in-depth, track-by-track discussion of Drake's highly anticipated album 'Views'.

'Views' Production Credits - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Views_(album)

Armond & Doc are back to talk about Drake's latest single "Toosie Slide", the recent slate of producer/songwriter battles on IG Live, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on the Teddy Riley vs. Babyface IG Live battle, scoring each round + talking about some missed opportunities before wrapping up (seriously!) the #RapperVintage bracket - what picks did we mess up, who do we have winning in the final round, & more.

Armond & Doc return after a three week (!) absence to talk about the new NERD single, why Chris Brown released a 45 track album, and the 21 Savage/Offset/Metro album (and why small projects like that make sense in 2017). Plus Armond goes to Cali & Toronto, Doc buys an iPhone X, Nicki vs. Cardi on 'Motorsport', Meek Mill's return to prison, and a lot more.

In this week's free preview, Armond & Doc break down Jack Harlow's new single, Pusha T & Jay-Z's "Neck & Wrist", & more.  The hear the entire conversation (which talks about Bia & J. Cole, the Jack Harlow x Drake leak, & more), head to patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc return to go in-depth on Travis Scott's long-awaited 'Astroworld'. They break down the surprising (?) first week numbers, talk about the "Kardashian" effect, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on with their #Definitive15 albums of the last decade, covering 2014-2019 - plus honorable mentions 💥

Armond & Doc return to go in-depth in true Clock Radio Speakers style on the return of Nas with a track-by-track review of 'Lost Tapes II'.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by diving into the Jeezy/Gucci Mane Verzuz, Jeezy's new album 'The Recession 2', and Meg Thee Stallion's "debut" album 'Good News'.  Are Gucci fans moving the goalposts?  Is Jeezy's new album a worthy sequel?  Why is Meg a little bit like Meek Mill?  All that & more.

Armond & Doc return to go in-depth on the 2017 Grammy Nominations before discussing J Cole's "False Prophets" and all of the issues it brings up - is Cole right about Kanye? Is Cole the right person to bring this up? Is it even a good song? All that plus Doc visits MSG for the first time, a random digression about The-Dream, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc return for Episode 250 (!) with a new twist on retrospectives - what are the definitive fifteen songs you'd put on a playlist for a given artist? This week they're joined by @kellybakes to discuss R. Kelly's #Definitive15. Kelly gives out her definitive fifteen, Armond defines what a 'club closer' is, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc finish this week's episode with the second half of their review of Kendrick Lamar's 'DAMN.' - does it live up to the hype? Is "FEAR" too long? What's the next single? All that and a lot more.

Armond & Doc return in a preview of this week's episode to talk about the surprising return of Dr. Dre for a GTA soundtrack that is somehow not on streaming services before finally going in-depth on the Ye & Drake Free Larry Hoover concert.

To hear the rest of this week's episode, plus tons more, become a member at patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc are joined by Taelor Gray & Wes Pendelton (aka Middle Clash) to break down their new project 'Layup Line' as only Clock Radio Speakers can. Plus the concept of rap being timeless, Jay-Z's inability to adapt in 2016, the crying Jordan meme, and a lot more.

Links for this episode:

• Taelor Gray on Twitter - https://twitter.com/taelor_gray
• Wes Pendelton on Twitter - https://twitter.com/wespen_215
• Middle Clash's 'Layup Line' on Bandcamp - https://middleclash.bandcamp.com/album/layup-line
• Armond x Taelor "The Only Us" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXqb5BQ8Tvc

Armond & Doc return to talk about PARTYNEXTDOOR'S long awaited 'P3' album. Is it sing rapping? Rap singing? Does it matter? Is it any good? Is OVO wearing out the dancehall sound too quickly? All that plus side conversations about a Bad Boy box set, trying to figure out how old R Kelly is, why Doc thinks Drake should have paid PND off, and more.

Armond & Doc continue the conversation about the best album from each year between 2010 -2018 before falling down a rabbit hole of Shaq/Kobe songs, 90s soundtracks, & more.

Armond & Doc continue their in-depth look back at 'Life After Death' on it's 20th Anniversary, and discuss everything from which songs should/could have been removed to the savagery of "Long Kiss Goodnight". Plus a conversation about how hip-hop might have been different if Big wasn't killed, what's the best double album in hip-hop history, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by discussing the second half of Jay's '4:44' before trying to decide where this fits into Jay's overall catalog.

Spoiler alert: Armond & Doc do not agree.

At all.

Armond & Doc are joined by Doc's wife Marisa on this special episode to talk about Doc & Marisa's trip to Radio City Music Hall to see Dave Chappelle & Childish Gambino: what it's like to finally go to Radio City, Dave Chappelle's battle against "PC culture", and a lot more.

Armond & Doc are back to begin their conversation about Pusha T's long-awaited new album 'It's Not Dry'.

To hear the rest of their review, plus a review of Future's new album, become a member today at patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond, Doc, and special guest Marisa continue discussing Chappelle's set from Radio City before diving into Childish Gambino's set. Is he a rapper or a singer? What is Marisa's go-to dance move? 🤔

Armond & Doc are joined by Doc's wife (!) Marisa (@marisahicking) to discuss Kanye West's #Definitive15 songs and hilarity ensues.

Real Life Foxy Brown Math 😂

A lot of claps & tracksuits 😂

Two Fellas In Paris 😂 😂 😂

In Side A from this week's episode, Armond & Doc are back to break down all the details of Usher's Super Bowl Halftime Show before going in-depth on Beyonce's two new country (?!) singles, plus some of the usual shenanigans. To hear the full show, including a track-by-track review of 'Vultures 1', head to Patreon.com/crspodcast or clockradiospeakers.com.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Kendrick Lamar's surprise release of "Heart Part 4" before beginning their in-depth look back at Biggie's 'Life After Death', 20 years later. Plus Mase's incredible 96/97 run, a debate over when "shiny suit season" started, and lots of ridiculousness as only CRS can do.

Armond & Doc continue on this week with their #Definitive15 "guilty pleasures", and as you might expect, it starts to go off the rails. Completely. As only CRS can.

Listen to Doc's playlist: http://bit.ly/2qQK5aI

Armond & Doc return this week to talk briefly about Drake's not-so-surprisingly brand new #1 "Toosie Slide" before going in-depth on this past weekend's DJ Premier vs. RZA battle as only Clock Radio Speakers can.  We score it round-by-round AND talk about missed opportunities for each producer in this battle, because ya know, we can't help it 🤷‍♂️

The weather is almost turning warm, but it's still cold weather boom bap szn - so this week Armond & Doc are back to talk about their Definitive 15 Alchemist-produced records 💥. As a reminder!  This is just a snippet of the conversation - to hear the rest, become a Patreon member today at patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc continue on this week to talk about if Drake was "cancelled", what's going on with Frank Ocean, and new music from Gangstarr, Wale, Westside Gunn, and Dave East.

Armond & Doc return to discuss Birdman's now infamous trip to the Breakfast Club, the unusual rise of "Panda" to #1, and the untimely passing of Prince. Plus updates on the NBA Playoffs & Drake's 'VIEWS' tracklist, Doc recaps the food he ate in New Orleans, and Armond gets some of his old mixtapes in Colorado.

Oh yeah, and a random digression on Nick Arcade vs. Legends of the Hidden Temple. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Links:

• Birdman on the Breakfast Club -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jLT7GQYNhI
• Birdman 'Respek' T-Shirts - http://www.rap-up.com/2016/04/27/birdman-launches-respek-merchandise/

Armond & Doc return to talk about Drake's new single "Nice For What" - the rollout, the reception, the video, and more. Plus "Who Run It" madness, Nicki's announced some singles, Nore & Pharrell are still making records together, and Armond announces his album release party.

In this week's free preview, Armond & Doc begin their conversation about the most definitive songs from the heyday of Rawkus Records.  To hear the full conversation and a lot more, head over to Patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc continue on this week with part 2 of their #Definitive15 conversation about Dr. Dre, covering everything from Dre going pop (?!) to what it's like to listen to Dre's content as a mature adult in your mid 30's (spoiler alert: not great).

Armond & Doc are back this week to break down the always controversial Grammy nominations.  Is there just too much music being released?  What exactly is 'Best Melodic Rap Performance'?  Is that Harry Styles song actually real?  All that & more.

If you enjoyed this episode, head over to patreon.com/crspodcast & become a member today.

Armond & Doc return to take a look back at 2009 and why it was such a challenging year for hip-hop: the business was in flux, the sound of hip-hop was in flux, and a whole new crop of artists broke out. Doc has a #Definitive15 (mostly), Armond is talking about albums he enjoyed, and we're going wayyyy off topic in the best way possible.

Armond & Doc are joined this week by special guest Taelor Gray to go in-depth and behind-the-scenes on Armond & Taelor's recent project 'Black Jordans & White Socks'.

Armond & Doc return after the 4th of July holiday to discuss the madness and insanity that is NBA Free Agency. Did Durant make the right move? Are the Knicks a playoff team? Did Dwight do the right thing by going to Atlanta? Plus an idea for something called the State Property Brothers, which is just as silly as it sounds.

Armond & Doc return to discuss Jay's verses on "Drug Dealers Anonymous" & "All The Way Up Remix" before going in-depth on Drake's recent post-'VIEWS' output (namely, "4pm In Calabasas"). Doc wonders if Drake's peaked creatively, Armond cracks jokes about an old Major Figgas album, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc return to go track-by-track on The Weeknd's new album 'After Hours' and try to answer questions like: Does the world want sad boy coke music right now?  Considering he's experimenting with everything from trap to UK garage to drum & bass, what exactly *is* The Weeknd's sound right now?  

Armond & Doc return for the beginning of their conversation breaking down Tyler The Creator's new album 'Call Me If You Get Lost' track-by-track, in true Clock Radio Speakers fashion.  

To hear the rest of the conversation, subscribe today at Patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc are back to dive into one of the most tragic events in recent hip-hop even just music history - the untimely passing of 8 fans at the 2021 Astroworld festival.    Who was responsible?  Is any one person or group responsible?  Does society jump too quickly to find out who's to "blame"?  What happens now for Travis?  For music festivals? 

To hear the rest of this week's conversation, including our take on Ye's appearance on Drink Champs, head to patreon.com/crspodcast and become a subscriber today.

Armond & Doc are back to talk about every angle from the Ken & Friends Pop Out show - special guests, set list, using performance tracks vs. rapping over your vocals, and a lot more.

To hear the rest of this week's conversation, head over to Patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc continue to catch up on what's happened over the last 5 weeks before diving into some listener Q&A and nostalgia for some of the previous 299 episodes. Plus all the usual randomness you've come to expect from CRS.

Armond & Doc return after a week off to discuss....well....all sorts of randomry - everything from Kay Slay's goons to trying to get Jordans to video games in 1994. Plus a follow-up on Kanye's album and a lot more.

After “big names” like Jay, Kanye, Kendrick, J Cole, etc. held back from releasing big albums in 2020, did the new generation pass them by?  How big of a tour can an artist like DaBaby or Megan Thee Stallion do?  

To hear the entire episode this week where we talked about the untimely death of MF Doom, what was memorable (and not memorable) in 2020, and more, head over to patreon.com/crspodcast!

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on Drake's new 'playlist' (spoiler alert - it's an album) 'More Life' as only Clock Radio Speakers can. What song was JLO supposed to be on? Do these songs with UK rappers actually sound good? What happened to "Sneaking"? Is the album any good? All that plus some random Funk Flex-ery and a lot more.

Armond & Doc return after two weeks off and quickly catch up on music that dropped in the second half of December from Run The Jewels, Kid Cudi, and The Lox before talking about new singles from Big Sean & (friend of the show) J. Givens.

Links:

• J. Givens - Understand (produced by Christon Gray) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjWeKt_ULog

Armond & Doc continue on by discussing Future's two new albums before going in-depth on Taelor Gray & Christon Gray's 'Jacob x Judas' and Taelor's new solo album 'In The Way Of Me'.

Armond & Doc wrap up this week by discussing the shocking death of Kobe Bryant & his daughter Gigi.  We dive into the outpouring of grief on social media, what it means to have different slices of social media cross paths, and have the uncomfortable conversation of, frankly, how do you talk about somebody's whole life while their loved ones are grieving? 

Armond & Doc return to talk about Doc's trip with the First Lady to see a Lizzo concert and Armond's trip to see Tyler live before talking about Skyzoo & Pete Rock's 'Retropolitan'. Plus DMX in GQ, J Cole on a Gangstarr track, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by talking about the 2016 Oscars before discussing what works and what doesn't work on Macklemore & Ryan Lewis's highly anticipated album 'This Unruly Mess I've Made'.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on why so many of us feel outraged by news on a day to day basis. Is it because of social media? Is it because we're a divided country? Is it because we have a President who seems to be purposefully pushing buttons?

Armond & Doc return to follow up on Kendrick Lamar's huge first week w/ 'DAMN.' - first week sales, the "album in reverse" theory, and a lot more. Plus Doc takes an L with Ticketmaster, "old millennials", and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by talking about Kanye updating TLOP, wondering why people like Bryson Tiller's music, and a whole lot of randomness before talking about Christon Gray's new album 'The Glory', which they use as a springboard for a wide-ranging conversation about "preachy" music, how private should religion be, how "cool" can Christianity be, and a lot more. Possibly CRS's most personal (and random) episode of all time.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Logic's new single with Eminem ("Homicide") before diving into his comments about sample clearances in true Clock Radio Speakers fashion.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by using the discussion around Chance's mixtape to revisit the conversation about religion (namely Christianity) & hip-hop.

What does it mean to be a 'Christian' hip-hop artist? Is Gospel music the same as Christian music? Does it matter that mainstream music magazines & blogs use the two interchangeably? Who gets to decide who is a Christian artist and who isn't? Does it even matter if people are labeled that way or not?

Links:

• Religion & Hip-Hop Part 1 (Side A) http://clockradiospeakers.com/post/82255319155/episode-141-religion-hip-hop-side-a-armond
• Religion & Hip-Hop Part 1 (Side B) http://clockradiospeakers.com/post/82255416185/episode-141-religion-hip-hop-side-b-armond

Armond & Doc wrap up their conversation about the #Definitive15 songs of 1998 and try to figure out if it's possible that 1998 really was the best year in hip-hop history.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by discussing ScHoolboy Q's 'Blank Face LP' and try to answer questions like:

• Is Kanye terrible on "That Part"?
• Is there another sleeper hit on the album like "Studio"?
• Is this really a summer album?

Plus a quick check-in on Joe Budden vs. Drake, a random convo about 1999-2001 Royce, and more.

Armond & Doc continue on with the Busta Rhymes retrospective, beginning with the Flipmode Squad album and ending with "Arab Money". Armond & Doc disagree about albums, wonder if 'Big Bang' is a great album, and a lot more. Plus the introduction of "Benny Kravitz" and a lot more hilarity.

Armond & Doc return to talk about the 2 Chainz/Lil Wayne project (quickly), why Tyler is underrated, and MTV reality shows in the 90s before beginning their in-depth review of Kendrick Lamar's surprise project 'untitled. unmastered.'

Armond & Doc return after taking a few weeks off to talk about Doc's iPhone 7, Armond's trip to Kanye's Saint Pablo tour, and the terribleness of wearing your phone on your belt. Plus Armond is finally finished working on 'Snooze Button IV', which you can find on http://armondwakeup.bandcamp.com.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth and track-by-track on Chance The Rapper's "debut" album 'The Big Day' as only CRS can.

Is there a point where you can be too happy on an album? Are audiences turned off by optimism? Does this album live up to the hype? Does that even matter to his fans? All that and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by beginning their track-by-track breakdown of Drake's new album 'Certified Lover Boy' as only CRS can.  To hear the rest of the review, along with a lot more, head to patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc are back to begin their breakdown of the definitive 15 songs from 2003.  How many songs does 50 get?  OutKast? Dipset? Jay?  To hear the entire conversation, become a member today at patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc return to go in-depth as only Clock Radio Speakers can on Nicki Minaj's now infamous tweet storm about 'Queen' finishing at #2 on Billboard for the week and use that as a jumping off point for part 1 of a wide ranging conversation about celebrity, transparency, 'free speech', streaming/bundling and how sales are counted, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by talking about The Weeknd's new single before giving their thoughts on new projects from Usher, Ty Dolla $ign, & Mac Miller. Plus
they tackle questions such as:

• Why is Usher singing like Future?
• Can Mac Miller sing?
• Is The Weeknd's song any good?

Armond & Doc return this week to talk quickly about WWDC and the NBA Finals before diving into Pusha T's "The Story of Adidon" in true CRS fashion - did Pusha cross a line with this diss? Will Drake ever respond? How does this rank in the pantheon of diss records? All that and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on Beyoncé's 'LEMONADE' album as only Clock Radio Speakers can. We go track-by-track to break down how the album sounds, what the album means, and everything in between.

Is the album good? Great? Something else? How has being available on Tidal affected her fans ability to listen? How did the HBO special impact how the album sounds? Is the story of this album true, false, or somewhere in the middle? All that and more are discussed and (hopefully) answered.

Armond & Doc continue this week's episode by going in-depth on the 2019 Grammy nominations in true Clock Radio Speakers fashion.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by talking about Jeezy trying to go viral on Triller and a new Conway/Alchemist EP before (finally) finishing up the #RapperVintage Bracket...and you vote right now at https://brackets.commoninja.com/bracket/36f4401e-f203-4106-8d5a-dcbe8f25e40a 💥

Armond & Doc return to talk about everything from the Bad Boy Family concert they're attending in August to Kanye demos that Chance somehow (?) played on Apple Music to an update on the NBA Playoffs. Oh yeah - and they both listened to Lil Yachty's album, and they both try to process their feelings about the album. Seriously. Well, sort of seriously.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going track-by-track on Side A of Drake's highly anticipated new album 'Scorpion' as only Clock Radio Speakers can.

Armond & Doc are back (!) to dive into DJ Khaled's latest album and talk about everything from Nas on slow beats (spoiler: not amazing) to how exactly do the economics of a Khaled album work to all of the ridiculous samples he's using.  To hear the rest of the conversation, become a member at patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc return to talk (briefly) about Cardi & Offset, Kanye & Drake, and the second leg of Travis Scott's Astroworld tour before diving into a conversation about their #Definitive15 remixes.

Armond & Doc return after 2.5 weeks to talk about everything from Missy at the VMA's to Kanye's tracklist, Pusha T's two new singles, and a lot more. Oh yeah, and they're recording together in-person for only the second time. Ever.

Armond & Doc finish up their review of Drake's 'Scorpion' by discussing the album's 'Side B' before trying to figure out 1) what they think about the album 2) if it's what they expected and 3) how it ranks in Drake's discography.

Armond & Doc continue on this week to catch up on Kanye announcing he's running for President, Pop Smoke going #1, TI challenging 50 to a Verzuz matchup, & more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week to talk (briefly) about WWDC before diving into the NBA Finals, YG's new album, J. Cole ascending to the upper echelon, & more.

Armond & Doc return to talk about NBA All Star Weekend, the 2016 Grammy Awards, and the rollout & release of Kanye West’s ‘The Life of Pablo’. Is this Tidal’s big chance? Will people pay for more than one music streaming service? Why do rock remixes of rap songs mostly suck? All this & more.

Armond & Doc are facing off this week in a #VerzuzWhatIf that pits Jermaine Dupri vs. the Trackmasters.  This free preview covers the first half of the battle, but to hear the full episode plus a JID track-by-track review and more, subscribe today at Patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc wrap up this week with part 2 of their conversation about the #Definitive15 discographies in hip-hop.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Jordan 1's, Sneakerball, Post Malone's "quiet" success, what they want to see happen in the NBA Playoffs, & more.

We're continuing on this week by breaking down the Jadakiss vs. Fabolous battle on Verzuz in true CRS fashion - round by round scoring, songs that they should have played, and a lot of jokes 😂

Armond & Doc continue on this week by talking about the continued aftermath of Nipsey Hussle's untimely murder: the info we received from a listener of the show, Nipsey's impact going forward, Kodak Black shooting his shot at a still grieving widow, & more.

Plus a conversation about the idea of overexposure and if it still matters in the era of artists being connected to their fans 24/7.

Armond & Doc return with a free preview of our in-depth breakdown of the #Definitive15 songs from 1997.  To hear the entire conversation & a ton more, head over to patreon.com/crspodcast.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Kanye's second 'DONDA' listening party - everything from the fashion to the staging to the experience of watching it live, plus they start to break it down track by track.

To hear the full conversation, plus a review of Nas's 'Kings Disease II' and a lot more, head to http://patreon.com/crspodcast 🚀

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth and track-by-track on new projects from Macklemore, Rapsody, and Lecrae as only CRS can. Can Macklemore stand on his own two without Ryan Lewis? Is this more of a 9th Wonder project than a Rapsody project? What happens to Lecrae & other CHH artists when you've got folks like Kendrick & Chance talking openly about God? All this and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on Drake's surprise new "mixtape" 'Dark Lane Demo Tapes' in true Clock Radio Speakers fashion.  Where did these songs come from?  How does this rank within Drake's catalog?  Are there any other obvious hits on this project?  All that plus Doc has some strong feelings about Space Jam & more.

Armond & Doc return to talk about Doc's UltraBoost experience & Made In America before beginning their long anticipated discussion on the #Definitive15 opening songs in hip-hop history.

Armond & Doc return to talk about the NBA Playoffs in-depth (note - this podcast was recorded the night of 5/7/19), Tyler's announced album, Lil Wayne's unusual tour, & a lot more.

Armond & Doc return to catch up on a new Future & Drake single, the Oscar nominees, how to improve NBA All Star Weekend, & more.  Plus Doc rediscovers a long lost Mac Miller song that he produced (!), which is up exclusively for our amazing Patreon subscribers 🙏.

Armond & Doc return after a hiatus to discuss Joe Budden vs. Drake (again), Desiigner's "Tiimmy Turner", the seemingly imminent return of Frank Ocean, and try to answer one question: do rap fans want another Jay-Z album?

Armond & Doc return after a week off by discussing everything from Coachella to J. Cole to Joey Bada$$'s latest album. Plus Doc goes to Six Flags, we think about how to have Armond's daughter play the horns from Down Bottom, & more.

Armond & Doc continue on this week by filling out the #RapperVintage bracket and....it's a lot.  It's a lot.  We talk through the bracket itself and try to come to a consensus on each choice, ending up with an impossibly difficult choice at the Final Four 👀