Throwback Music Video Review Podcast

Al, Ryan & Louie get bucked and talk about the circumstances of Hammer’s 1991 attempt to seize the glove. Along with a who’s who of 90s characters, this show hopes to earn your propers.

The guys recall their cartellish high school days when we had an operation of creating and distributing a zine called Libido.

Louie, Ryan & Al attempt to make a deal with god to generate a discussion worthy of Kate Bush’s immortal hit, “Running Up That Hill.” with no problems. Did we succeed? Tune in, find out.

Louie, Ryan and Al are sooooo sorry for the long delay of the upload of this review of Morrissey's James Dean homage. We break down our experiences with the culture of Moz, The Smiths, the music video, and trivia of James Dean. Enjoy!

Al, Ryan & Louie talk about going to concerts in the Covid era, specifically the Cruel World Festival in Pasadena and Tears for Fears at the SoFi Center. Some hijinks ensued in this riff raff minisode.

2012 marked the end of the Mayan calendar, and while the world didn’t end, it gave birth to “Gangnam Style” instead. Now Al, Louie & Ryan horseride toward one of the biggest pop culture event of the 21st century as we break down Psy's K-Pop classic.

For our second TMVR Time Capsule minisode, Ryan & Louie discuss their horrifying experiences of growing up around local gangs.

Louie, Ryan & Al take credit for the second symphony as we review the forever iconic Buggles music video. “Video Killed The Radio Star.”

Welcome to the first bonus minisode of the podcast we call TMVR Time Capsule. We've now come to a point where we would sprinkle in storytelling shows in between the main timeline of TMVR podcast. For our first one, a young nubile Louie talks about trading toys with classmates with emphasis on the Sectaur toy and his transaction with another kid. Enjoy!

The TMVR Boys discuss the whacked out hallucinatory music video of the Get Boys classic 1991 ditty, “My Mind Playing Tricks On Me.”

We head over to the red planet as Al, Louie & Ryan dissect the spacey video for the RAH Band’s 1985 international hit, “Clouds Across The Moon.”

Check out Louie, Ryan & Al at your local library and listen as we sing the praises of Tears For Fears’ immortal 1985 hit, “Head Over Heels.”

Ryan, Louie & Al plug in our Tascams and reminisce on the plight of love as we discuss White Town's 1997 smash hit, "Your Woman."

Listen as Al, Louie and Ryan get knee deep in the hoopla as we review and talk about the blue screen wet dream of Starship's "We Built This City."

It's back to high school again as Louie, Ryan & Al take you on an otherworldly journey to M83's star-studded video, "Claudia Lewis."

Join Al, Louie and Too Ryan Ay as we discuss the musical stylings of Kevin Rowland and the Runners of Midnight while on Dexy.

Here we come agaaaaain!!! Pick up a Reader's Digest because we have some nice stories about losing our minds while we discuss Megadeth's chaotic "Sweating Bullets" music video.

Welp, after a turbulent 2021, Louie, Ryan and Al return to you now at the turn of the tide with our overdue review of Mint Royale's 2002 triphop track, "Blue Song."

It's episode 83 time as Ryan, Louie & Al discuss the Cars' iconic "You Might Think." Winner of the MTV Video Music Awards first ever Video of the Year.

Back from Covid quarantine, Al, Louie and Ryan discuss the iconic music video for Sia's "Chandelier", speculate on Sia's new movie, "Music," Shia LeBeouf and other tangents that you've come to expect from this show.