Shooter #607: The Oral History Of Black Wednesday
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
No females allowed as Dan, Mike, and Pat attempt to give the oral history of the south side's favorite holiday, Black Wednesday. Along the way they're distracted by Ryan Murphy, Greek fries, baby oil, and so much more!
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Weezer's 1994 Debut, Jack Daniels And One Can Of Coke, & What's My Order
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
This week, Ashley, Dan, Mike, and Pat look back at Weezer's 1994 debut, commonly referred to as "The Blue Album," take swigs of Jack Daniel's, and play America's favorite fast food game show "What's My Order." Along the way, the core four are distracted by the ice cream maker guy in EMPIRE STRIKES BACK, the upcoming election, "solo polyamory," and so much more. It's loose, it's wild, it's Drinks On Monday.
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LULZ Hard Seltzer, Sponge's 1994, and the HALLOWEEN Franchise
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
Pat is back! The core four return for a super-sized episode, drinking LULZ Apple Cinnamon Hard Seltzer and some mystery beers courtesy of Dan. They dive into Sponge's latest release, 1994, and discuss the best and the worst of the HALLOWEEN franchise. Along the way they are distracted by haunted houses, adult education, sex in your twenties, and Mike's unconventional kissing style.
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Pumpkin Booze, Stone Temple Pilots' CORE, and Metal Dave
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
This week, Ashley, Dan, and Mike are joined by returning champion, Metal Dave. He brings over some Voodoo Ranger pumpkin ale to discuss a favorite record of his, Stone Temple Pilots' debut album, CORE. Along the way, the gang gets distracted by adult learning, Chinese food, Burger King, and Indinana.
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MARCY PLAYGROUND, Not Your Father's Hard Soda Pop, and Pink Whitney
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
Ashley, Dan, and Mike are joined by friend and one of the six DoM listeners, Wyatt! The episode's focus is Marcy Playground's 1997 self-titled debut but along the way, the crew gets sidetracked by hot dogs, fast food architecture, AI yacht rock covers, Sexyy Red's lipgloss line, and baby oil.
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Huey Lewis & The News, SPORTS, BuzzBallz, and Record Stores
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
Ashley, Dan and Mike are joined by Nick Stankus as they look back on SPORTS from Huey Lewis & The News and take down cheap margaritas and Coors Banquet.
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No Doubt's TRAGIC KINGDOM, Busch Light Peach, & World's Best Daddy
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
The core four is back, throwing down a 30 rack of Busch Light Peach & 99 Shots (they have more than bananas today). They discuss No Doubt's 1995 breakthrough album TRAGIC KINGDOM, chow down on Burrito Station, and play America's favorite game show, WORLD'S BEST DADDY. Along the way they are distracted by old girlfriends, a lost phone at the airport, the worst DMV's on the south side, and the Chappell Roan phenomenon.
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Sherman & Tingle's Driver Nation, The Darkness PERMISSION TO LAND & WOLVERINE & DEAD POOL
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
Ashley, Mike, and Pat are joined by longtime friend and DoM listener Jon McLaughlin as they dive into 2003 PERMISSION TO LAND, discuss WOLVERINE & DEADPOOL, and get distracted by Canada, HOWARD THE DUCK, Wisconsin Dells, and Chicago radio of the past.
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"Bad Company" by Bad Company off of BAD COMPANY
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
Ashley, Dan, Mike, and Pat dive into the 1974 album BAD COMPANY by British supergroup Bad Company and get distracted by the Windy City Thunderbolts and far too much Double Oaked Woodford Reserve.
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The Killers' HOT FUSS, Yuengling, and A Day At The Pool
Drinks On Monday with The Strike Team
Ashley, Dan, and Mike are joined by the south side's favorite cougar Kristin as they plan on discussing the 20th anniversary of the release of The Killers' seminal album HOT FUSS but are distracted by the local cement ponds, bedding, and hockrotica.
info_outlineIt's Rex Manning day so Ashley, Mike, and Pat intend to talk about EMPIRE RECORDS but are quickly sidetracked by stories from Chicago Ridge Mall and pine on the lack of good dance clubs.