On the seventeenth episode, Luca thinks it's the sixteenth episode the whole time. He also plays some tunes from his new home in Japan, pops some P's, and talks about snuff films for no good reason.
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On the twelfth episode, Luca explains the delay between episodes, live-comments Melancholia with Adrienne and Lindsay, revisits some failed Stunt Critiques, and remembers his college radio days.
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On the tenth episode, Luca explains to Riley why he's disinterested in the NFL and then performs a "Stunt Critique" of the Jay-Z/Kanye West collaboration album, Watch The Throne.
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On the eighth episode, Luca spins some new releases, takes a few phone calls on a new segment, Agony Uncle, and Adrienne delivers her third "Random Act of Hatred" directed at horses.
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On the seventh episode, Luca talks Bridesmaids with Adrienne, and performs a "Stunt Critique" of the Beastie Boys' new album Hot Sauce Committe Part 2.
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On the fifth episode, Luca talks Italian politics with his parents, he shares his love for short songs, and then a short curmudgeon named Adrienne commits her second "Random Act of Hatred."
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On the fourth episode, Luca spins some new music releases, thinks you should own Chris Whitley's Din Of Ecstasy, and tells Bill O'Reilly to find himself another country to be part of.
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On the third episode, Luca and Cristina talk about their listening habits, Luca performs a "Stunt Critique" of the Decemberists new album, The King Is Dead, and Adrienne commits her first "Random Act of Hatred."
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In the first episode, Kyle and I talk about the premiere of The Walking Dead, using the word "torso" more often than any drunken, late-night conversation you're likely to have heard. And later on in the podcast, I introduce danger to the art of music criticism in the segment "Stunt Critique" when I take on Interpol's latest album while, well, you'll see.
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