Brad And Ned's Top Five Everything

Oh my god, it's over! Here it is folks, at long last the final installment in Bard and Ned's Top 5 A;bums! Brad does Johnny Cash's American Recordings 4, Ned does Elvis Costello's Armed Forces. There are no words for this moment...

The fully and completely Canadian music episode, except without Fully Completely. Brad dives deep into the murky nethers of 1990s Canadian celtic rock, and comes up clutching a lost classic: MacKeel's Plaid. After that, Ned mines a rich vein of Upper Canadian electopop ...something something mineral related...something something ... a real gem: Diamond Ring's Special Affections..sorry, I got nothing this evening. Also of note: Ned is back off the wagon...or maybe he's on the wagon? Whichever, the point is, there's a wagon and Ned's drunk.

The arc of history is long, but it bends towards Skynyrd. In this week's episode,the boys come perilously close to crossing their streams: First Brad ponders the depths of Steve's Earle's the Hard Way and Ned does his best to expound n the glories of Lynyrd Skynyrd's debut album, all while blind stinking sober. It goes about as well as you'd expect.

Brad and Ned's Top 5 Albums, episode 2 by Brad and Ned

Top 5 Christmas movies by Brad and Ned

Brad and Ned discuss the first of their personal top five albums. Ned showcases some of the most biting musical satire of the Johnson administration. Do all those catchy numbers lampooning Hubert Humphries still hold up? No, they don't. Following that, Brad gets gritty, discussing one of the seminal albums of the Outlaw Country movement of the 1970s.

Episode 4, the Quest for Peace! Fresh from taking the waters at Baden Baden, Ned returns to your earholes with his health restored. Meanwhile, Brad, the original CFL boulevardier, spent the past week frolicking along the boardwalks of Lansdowne, seeing and being seen. Presumed fan of the podcast, Kevin Glenn, even had the chance to have his picture taken with him. Following the discussion of the Grey Cup game and surrounding festivities, thrill to the sound of two middle aged white guys getting woke in the basement.

Brad and Ned at the Fifty-Five Episode 3, Brought to you by Buddy's Steak Ranch by Brad and Ned

Brad and Ned continue their merciless domination of the CFL-related-podcast-sphere Also, they discuss the Division semi-finals and, in the spirit of Remembrance Day, the Grey Cup during WWII.

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