Armond & Doc return to discuss 'The Happy People Show', a new Kanye leak, and wonder if people still buy music for holiday gifts before going in-depth on Logic's 'The Incredible True Story' & Jeezy's 'Church In These Streets'
Armond & Doc continue this week's episode by going in-depth on the return of Puff Daddy with his latest album 'MMM'. Plus random discussions of Future sampling the Rocky theme, imagining if Pusha T will actually do boring office things as President of GOOD Music, and a lot more.
Armond & Doc return to talk about everything from Apple Music on Android to Pusha T's latest single before weighing in on a recent controversy: is 'To Pimp A Butterfly' overrated? Did people feel like they were supposed to like it? Why is it called a "challenging" album? Links: http://www.complex.com/music/2015/11/kendrick-lamar-to-pimp-a-butterfly-overwhelming-blackness http://2dopeboyz.com/2015/11/05/misunderstanding-kendrick-lamar-microwave-journalism/
Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth (track-by-track of course) on the story and concept behind Armond's new project, 'The Epiphany of Marcus Graham'. Doc opens up and talks about his experience with titles in relationships, the two debate if men or women should be the ones pursuing in relationships, and a lot more.
Armond & Doc return to discuss the movie 'Boomerang' in-depth to set the stage for the conversation about Armond's new project, 'The Epiphany of Marcus Graham'. Plus Armond goes to a Kendrick Lamar concert, Doc discusses why white rappers often rap fast, and they both debate if there's an attack on masculinity in our culture.
Armond & Doc continue on this week to go track-by-track on Big KRIT's new mixtape 'It's Better This Way' and Joe Budden's new album 'All Love Lost'. Plus Doc thinks Big KRIT should be more like Fabolous, Armond is tired of a certain type of sound from Joe Budden, and lot more.
Armond & Doc finish their 200th episode and finish off their conversation about GOATs in hip-hop by talking about ideas vs. execution, favorites vs. greatness, and of course by talking about their choices for GOAT. Plus a fascinating conversation about Kanye's future, Jay-Z's career, and a lot more.
Armond & Doc continue their 200th episode by talking about the whole concept of GOAT (Greatest of All Time), going in-depth on the difference between raw skill, peak of their career, & overall discography
Armond & Doc return for their 200th episode by going in-depth on The Game's ambitious two album release, 'The Documentary 2' & 'The Documentary 2.5'. Plus Armond gets closer to releasing his new project, Doc imagines a new song called "Swiping For Love", and a lot more.
Armond & Doc continue their look back at the Fugees & Refugee Camp All Stars by going in-depth on Canibus's first album (produced by Wyclef), Pras's insane videos (and his first album), and of course Lauryn's 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill'. Plus tons of randomry and hilariousness.
Armond & Doc return from a week off to revisit the heyday of the Fugees (and, by extension, the Refugee Camp Allstars) by going in-depth on the breakthrough album 'The Score' and Wyclef's first album 'The Carnival'. Plus random Joe Hooker discussion, the incredible "Avenues" video, Source covers in 1998, and the huge buzz that Canibus had before his debut album.
Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on Drake & Future's surprise release 'What a Time To Be Alive' as only they can. Does it live up to the hype? Is this really just a Future album featuring Drake? They discuss all that and more.
Armond & Doc return to quickly talk about new music from Rick Ross, Jay Rock, and Mac Miller before they set the stage for 'What a Time To Be Alive' by going in-depth on the generational gap in hip-hop - why do "old heads" feel the way they do, how much has really changed in hip-hop, etc. Plus Doc argues that Magic City is the new Tunnel and a lot more.
Armond & Doc continue their look back at Little Brother and 9th Wonder by discussing the first Murs & 9th collaborative album, Black is Back, and Chitlin Circuit before going in-depth on The Minstrel Show, which just turned 10 years old. Plus Edgar Allen Floe, dope MJ samples, and a lot more.
Armond & Doc return to talk about Rick Ross's new song and the #BannedGate controversy surrounding Dee-1's new mixtape before beginning their look back at Little Brother & 9th Wonder. Is The Listening a classic? Does God's Stepson still hold up? What is "Atari 2600"? What do Little Brother and Wu-Tang Clan have in common? Find out answers to all that and more.
Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on new projects from Rick Ross and Travis Scott as only Clock Radio Speakers can. Plus a discussion of if rappers like Tyler and Travis Scott should be held accountable for their old lyrics. Doc argues that Bieber should make a Timberlake style album, Duece Poppi apparently has a new name, and a lot more.
Armond & Doc return to talk about what Apple introduced at their September 2015 event before finally (finally) talking about The Weeknd's incredible 2015.
Armond, Doc, & Taelor Gray continue this week's episode by finishing up a track-by-track look at his new album 'The Mocker and the Monarch'. Doc & Taelor discuss the frank and unapologetic views on "Cold", Armond fake sings about being in the studio, and a lot more.
Armond & Doc return this week with special guest Taelor Gray to talk about Rick Ross's two new songs and discuss if Macklemore is a 'culture vulture' before going in-depth on what led up to Taelor's new album, 'The Mocker and the Monarch'.
Armond & Doc continue their conversation about what's happened in the year since Mike Brown's murder in Ferguson, discussing everything from the 'All Lives Matter' backlash to the recent introduction of Campaign Zero. Plus Doc rants about white America's ignorance of white privilege and a lot more.
Armond & Doc return this week to talk about Dr. Dre's apology and the replay value of 2015 hip-hop albums before beginning their conversation about what's happened in the year since Mike Brown's murder in Ferguson and the mainstream emergence of #BlackLivesMatter.
Armond & Doc return to briefly joke about a possible Space Jam 2 before beginning their conversation about the NWA biopic "Straight Outta Compton".
Armond & Doc continue their discussion of "Straight Outta Compton", including the controversy surrounding Dee Barnes (& Dre's history of violence w/ women), before trying to think of what else would make great hip-hop movies.
Armond & Doc return to quickly talk about the passing of Sean Price and go into a completely random conversation about blog rap in the 00's before beginning their in-depth conversation about Dr. Dre's Compton. Doc gets nerdy about song structure, Armond reminisces about rappers who never made it, and more.
Armond & Doc continue their in-depth breakdown of Dr. Dre's Compton and (surprise, surprise) completely disagree about Eminem's performance on the album. Plus lots of Dre impersonations, Doc criticizes Compton's mixing, and a lot more.
Armond & Doc return from their 2 month hiatus to try to catch up on some of what they missed from June & July, covering everything from the Apple Music launch to Vince Staples' album to the 10 year anniversary of TM101.
Armond & Doc continue on this week by going in-depth on the Drake & Meek Mill beef as only Clock Radio Speakers can. Does Drake have ghostwriters? Can Meek fight back? They cover this and a lot more.
Armond & Doc return to talk about the NBA playoffs, what comes next for Meek Mill, and belt holders . Oh yeah - and 'The Trials & Tribulations of Ted Sleeziasi'. It makes sense. Eventually.
Armond & Doc continue on by discussing new mixtape from Fabolous & Jeezy before going in-depth on A$AP Rocky's new album "A.L.L.A"
Armond & Doc return to go in-depth on Jay-Z's B-Sides Concert, which premiered live on Tidal. What did they think of the set list? Why was it free for everybody to stream? Find out what they thought about those two questions plus a random comparison between Tidal and the Amazon Fire Phone and a lot more.
