BALLS After Dark.123 Stupidity with purpose

In which Beeso and the Doc discuss explaining yourself, therapy?, the great unwashed, continuing the timeline, I sucked a lot of pop, Quincy Jones gets bars off (twice), Norway is hard-out, Tom of Finland joins the Kiss Army, getting a handle, collecting Easter eggs, backwards AC/DC, organ work, powder ballads, half entendres, 80s soundtracks, legacy achievements, opening big, cul de sacs, narratives, MAH WAAHFE, You Am 11, The Albion Love Den Effect, religious trawling, GO GO GO, problematic classics, GOAT MJJs, the holy trinity of late 80s pop, and inappropriate teenage cream. This week's new albums were DZ Deathrays' Bloody Lovely and Turbonegro's ROCKNROLL MACHINE with Icehouse's Man Of Colours (1987) serving as our classic of the week. Next time we talk: Dream Wife's self-titled debut, SEMICIRCLE by The Go! Team and Michael Jackson's 1982 magnum opus Thriller, featuring the quotable Quincy Jones on the big desk. This, last and next week's albums are as always on our After Dark album review playlist; our 2018 After Dark Mixtape continues to develop, but you can always check out our 2017 version. BALLS and After Dark are also available on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/balls-with-beeso-dr-yobbo/id1209722376