Some of us have been down the road: namely, we pick up an album and it simply doesn’t click. However somehow along the way, the album grows on us, and in some cases it goes on a road to greatness in our personal collections. Tonight, Dave and Coop talk about albums that grew on them – and the stories behind how that happened.
In this episode, Dave smokes the Espinosa Murcielago de Oro and Coop smokes the E.P. Carrillo Allegiance Sidekick.
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References
- Chicks’ Gaslighter World Tour: A Concert 17 Years in the Making
- PBS: The War on Disco Documentary
- PCA Changes Media Credential Process Including Dropping Badge Fees for Media
- Feature Story: Thoughts on the Changes to PCA Dropping Media Dues
- Developing Palates Team Cigar Review: Montecristo 1935 Anniversary Edición Diamante No. 2
- The Libertines’ Run Run Run: The Brit Pop Phoenix Put a Smile on my Face
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