Podcast / Video Games
Tags: Anvil, Battle Royale, Birds of Steel, Blades of Time, blueonic, bruins, Cage Titans, Donald Sutherland, Elizabeth Banks, Gaijin Entertainment, Grasshopper Manufacture, Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Kinect, Kinect Rush, King Baby Duck, Konami, Lenny Kravitz, Movies, Peyton Manning, PS3, Reviews, Saignement, Sine Mora, Sports, St. Louis Rams, Stanley Tucci, Teg, The Hunger Games, Tim Tebow, Tim Thomas, Wes Bentley, Woody Harrelson, XBOX 360, XBOX Live Arcade
March 27, 2012
The Bastards would like to warn you of massive spoilers in this week’s episodes, but they just love ruining everything for you!
After almost OD’ing on laughing gas the B3 crew takes some good and weird shots at the new movie The Hunger Games, which has all the guys (and gal) on the fence on their real feelings towards it. Anvil gives his weekly sports report, revealing the latest in NFL trades and Red Sox spring training. Finally the demos for Sine Mora, Birds of Steel, Blades of Time, and Kinect Rush are reviewed.
May the odds be ever in your favor! It’s Episode 134: I’ve Been Watching You Since You Had Two Braids.
Music / Podcast
Tags: 7th Symphony, Anvil, Apocalyptica, baseball, Beatles, BJ Penn, blueonic, Brock Lesner, Chris Brown, concert, D-Rock, Dark Side of the Moon, Darkest of Days, Dir en grey, Dustin Diamond, Evaline, football, Frankie Edgar, Gabe Ruediger, Gray Maynard, Hanson, Hayden Christensen, Henry Rollins, Hockey, James Toney, Joe Lauzon, Kenny Florian, King Baby Duck, Klei Entertainment, Marcus Davis, Matt Dillon, Michael Ealy, Movies, Mumford & Sons, Nate Diaz, Patriots, Paul Walker, Peaches, Pink Floyd, Pink Taco, PS3, PSN, Randy Couture, Red Sox, Shank, Sports, St. Louis Rams, Stardeath, T.I. Harris, Takers, Tampa Bay Rays, The Flaming Lips, UFC, UFC 118, Video Games, White Dwarves, Xbox, XBOX Live Arcade, Yankees
August 31, 2010
The Bastards break the world record for “Most A.D.D. Moments In A Podcast Episode.”
This week the B3 crew welcome D-Rock to their crew, and discuss the new movie Takers and the new album from Apocalyptica (as well as their concert at the Royale). Next the King and D-Rock review the Flaming Lips cover album of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, and Pink Taco rants about her love for Mumford & Sons. Anvil and the rest of the crew choose their picks for UFC 118, and talk other various sports. Finally the crew puts their two-cents in on the video game Shank, and Blueonic looks back at the XBOX 360 game Darkest of Days.
Apologies in advance for the audio quality. Our current microphone does not work with the Mac, so hopefully by the next episode we’ll have one.
