Goin’ Deep Show 2117: The Master of Musical Misconduct

The Goin' Deep Show

Welcome to the Thunderdome, You Beautiful Bastards!

Strap in as "The Kid" and "El Pres" deliver a masterclass in mental gymnastics and moral debauchery. They’re not just pushing the envelope; they're shredding it into confetti and throwing it in the face of decency.

Prepare for an onslaught of the outrageous as "The Kid" and "El Pres" dish out a no-holds-barred episode that's part circus, part therapy session, and completely unhinged. From sinister jukebox manipulations to deep dives into the absurdity of human behavior, they're serving chaos with a side of insanity.

Entrance with a Bang: The Kid kicks things off with a rant about his beer crisis—turns out life's too short for shitty beer. He’s on a flavor odyssey, and you’re coming along for the ride, whether you like hops or not.

Jukebox Jihad: Witness The Kid as he claims dominion over the airwaves, hijacking the local jukebox to spin tracks that make grandmas clutch their pearls and bartenders reach for the volume knob.

Midnight Mayhem: Relive the glory of New Year’s Eve chaos where "The Kid" and "Wally" turn a silent night into a symphony of the scandalous, proving that when it comes to parties, they’re the ringleaders of ruckus.

Epic Trolling Tunes: Delve into the dark arts of jukebox warfare with "The Kid" picking epic-length tracks to troll the unwitting bar crowd—because nothing says “party” like an 18-minute prog-rock marathon.

Vinyl Ventures: “El Pres” spins a yarn about his son's dive into vinyl, linking past generations to the present with every scratch of the needle and proving that some old habits don’t just die hard, they come back cooler than ever.

Psychedelic Stories: Strap in for tales of psychedelic misadventures that twist reality into pretzels and leave you questioning your own sanity.

Philosophical Perversion: From the existential to the erotic, these guys peel back the veneer of civility to explore the underbelly of human desires and disasters.

Closing Time Truth Bombs: “The Kid” reflects on the futility and folly of bar-hopping, vowing to swap public pandemonium for private debauchery in the safety of his own home.