Simon and Garfunkel: Bridge Over Troubled Water (1970)

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Yes, I can confirm that the bill for $24.32 at Taco Bell was my order. I can also confirm that this is the best podcast about Simon & Garfunkel and the 172nd greatest album of all time, Bridge Over Troubled Water. But before we talk about the music we get lost in El Segundo on a non-consecutive timeline while chomping on some Girl Scout cookies, pretzel M&Ms, and dark turkey meat, We also cover the best holiday albums, the best Madonna songs, and which state has the toughest kids per capita. Then at (53:00) we're down on our knees, beggin you please to hear our thoughts about Simon & Garfunkel's 1970 album, Bridge Over Troubled Water. We discuss why Simon & Garfunkel broke up, Paul Simon's song-writing process, and the best rap songs featuring the flute. We also do a deep dive on the movie Air-Bud. To be clear, the rules do not say that dogs are not allowed to play. If you're wondering why this podcast is so windy, it's because this episode sucks and next week's total trash blows when we become the best Sonic Youth podcast, and discuss the 1988 album, Daydream Nation.