1991 was one of the biggest years in contemporary music. It’s a year that saw upheaval and change as we never have seen before. On this show, Dave and Coop will share the some of their favorite albums from that year – along with their favorite songs.
On the cigar end of things, we will discuss Matt Booth’s sale of Room101 Cigars to Scandinavian Tobacco Group.
For this show, Dave smokes the Alec Bradley Black Market and Coop smokes the Room101 Snake Shake.
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References
- Music to Celebrate Pride Month
- Pusha T’s I Pray For You: A Clipse Reunion and Pusha’s Mortality
- Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill: A New Era of Music Consumption
- STG Acquires Room101 Cigars & Accessories and Brings Matt Booth on as Creative Director
- Developing Palates Team Cigar Review: Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich Habano Corona Gorda R
- Lil Nas X: Montero
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