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After a Good, Bad and Ugly section in which Zen mini-rants against MTV and Top 40, he tests Kevin's knowledge of Japanese Band Names. After the break, the guys discuss the first album they ever bought, as well as the first Compact Disc. The show closes with the debut of the "3 Song Game."

• The Intro song is "Sex on the Radio" by The Clintons.
• Break Song is "Code Monkey" by Jonathan Coulton
• The Outro song is "Anthem" by Corporate Whore.
• Podsafe music provided by music.podshow.com.
• Voice-over work courtesy of Nomi DeHoag.

Media Picks for this episode:

Kevin picks the movie Rock and Roll High School
Zen picks the book High Fidelity by Nick Hornby

Participate in this episode by telling us what the first album/cassette/cd you ever bought was. Email us at zenandpeaceshow@gmail.com or click on the comment button at the end of the post. All feedback is appreciated and will be read. Enjoy the show.

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After a week review that highlights Kevin's achin' back and a Good, Bad and Ugly that highlights a "Ride of the Rednecks," Zen and Kevin tackle the topic of names. Zen tests Kevin's knowledge of unusual and interesting names as well as his knowledge of demonyms. After a game of "Flintstones Character or Porn Star?" Kevin poses the query, "Should actors sing and should singers act?" To conclude the show, Zen has Kevin read aloud the following words, "My Dixie Wrecked." Enjoy the show.

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