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    Who Is Better: Styx or Journey? (Be Careful How You Answer)

    enSeptember 01, 2021
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    About this Episode

    Len and Beave take on the newest Facebook bracket, and it's a MUSICAL SEVENTIES BLOODBATH! Dennis DeYoung and Styx take on Steve Perry and Journey in a battle for jam supremacy. We break down the bracket, pick our top ten songs from each group, and share our favorite memories of each band. Additionally, we talk MLB, the Lauri Markkanen trade to the Cavs, Rolling Stone Top 500....and ALEX GOES MISSING! Tune in to find out the scintillating details!

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