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The Back Row Blue Book Vol. 27

J-Man — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 11:00:04 +0000

This week on The Blue Book J-Man and Double C talk about Double C’s life and his possible D bag actions. Back by popular demand, the duo put together a star studded segment of Judgment Calls. They also revisit the widely debated topic of current action heroes, or lack there of. The show is topped off with the hosts weekly recommendations.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 27

J-Man — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 11:00:45 +0000

This week on The B-Sides J-Man and Double C discuss Snot’s decision to reunite with a new vocalist and record new material. After hearing the new Metallica single, “The Day That Never Comes,” they re-examine their anticipation level of “Death Magnetic.” The album review of the week comes from Winslow and its debut release, “Crazy Kind of Love.” Double C wraps up the show up with a new segment titled, Where I’m At.

The Back Row Blue Book Vol. 26

J-Man — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:28:55 +0000

This week on The Blue Book J-Man and Double C chat about the weekly Olympic action. They also enter a debate of which volleyball surface is superior between indoor and beach. J-Man has a beef with the worlds current tallest and fastest roller coaster that barley inches out Cedar Points, Top Thrill Dragster. Things That Suck return with a double dose of suckage. They cap the show of with weekly recommendations.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 26

J-Man — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 05:29:40 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C talk about 30 Seconds to Mars current legal troubles with its former label Virgin/EMI Records. They also talk about the perplexing smash hit “All Summer Long” from Kid Rock and the amazement of the songs popularity for not being on iTunes. The album review of the week comes from Columbus natives Red Wanting Blue and its new album “These Magnificent Miles.” Double C wraps up the show with his latest rock radio guilty pleasure.

The Back Row Blue Book Vol. 25

J-Man — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 10:00:50 +0000

This week on the Blue Book J-Man and Double C get caught up in the Olympic frenzy with their special Olympic Spectacular. With the entire world locked in athletic competition in everything from swimming to badminton, J-Man and Double C let the summer games know where they can trim the fat. In the underlying subplot the duo look to argue the validity of Bocce earning a spot on the great stage. They also squeeze in a quick round of weekly recommendations.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 25

J-Man — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:17:01 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C clean house and update the people with upcoming Saw*Kick content and local concerts. They then turn to the news desk with the latest update in Velvet Revolvers ongoing search for a new lead singer. J-Man and Double C share their thoughts on the recent announcement of Wolfmother’s split, as they look to lay blame for the Aussie’s breakup. They close out the show with their review of Soulfly’s new album Conquer.

The Back Row Blue Book Vol. 24

J-Man — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 13:00:55 +0000

This week on the Blue Book J-Man and Double C kick things off with a few Dancing With The Stars casting rumors. It’s that time of year again, the MTV Video Music Awards are right around the corner. That means J-Man and Double C continue their yearly airing of grievances of the VMA’s irrelevance to society. J-Man picks Double C up with a few casting rumors of his own regarding the third Batman movie. The obscenely popular segment We’re Not Trying returns as J-Man gets on traffics reports. The English language often mutates into a sewer of slag most find embarrassing, J-Man and Double C do their civic duty in the new segment Words To Get Rid Of. They of course wrap up the show with their weekly recommendations.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 24

J-Man — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 03:15:12 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C talk about Rage Against the Machine’s upcoming performance during the Republican National Convention. The album review of the week comes from Scars On Broadway and its self titled debut release. J-Man recaps his thoughts from Radiohead’s August 4 performance at Blossom with a mini concert review. The due also delve into the pros and cons of festival sized crowds.

The Back Row Blue Book Vol. 23

J-Man — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 16:26:57 +0000

This week on the Blue Book J-Man and Double C banter about the future of television and the heinous monopoly of cable companies. Double C thinks he has hit a new low for getting sucked into “So You Think You Can Dance.” Things That Suck returns as J-Man and Double C vent road rage frustrations from their daily commute. The show is capped off in glorious fashion with the widely popular weekly recommendations.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 23

J-Man — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 04:27:09 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C discuss the reemergence of Cold and its plans to record a new album. They also delve into a philisophical debate of the relevance and future of radio, sparked by the announcement of the completed Sirius, XM merger. The album review of the week comes from the mini super group One Day As A Lion and its debut self-titled EP.