Sci-fi rap classics, food court anthems, and reality TV chaos—this episode of Albums Anonymous covers it all.

🎧 What's Inside:

• The Album: A deep dive into the dystopian hip-hop masterpiece Deltron 3030.

• The Tracks: Brand new releases from Kall of Booty, Robert Dinero, and The Random Ass All Stars—including "Extra TeBreasttrial", "Costco Pizza", and the ultimate equalizer, "Everybody's Pooping".

• The Topics: Portland’s Naked Bike Ride (plus its official emergency track), how Paramount's Dating Naked UK is causing viewer "knob fatigue," and the vicious underground unicorn rap beef between Magic Mike and Magic Mane.

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Michael rejoins Troy and Ryan as this week's special guest and brings with him one of the greatest debut albums of all time: Elvis Costello's 1977 hit-laden record My Aim Is True. Of course we also introduce numerous never-before-heard tracks from some of Permanent Records' best artists. Smellevator has several new diddies, and we also re-play some oldies-but-goodies from Cuntreeboi, Papa John Windy, and more.