Sound Judgement: Recent Episodes
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The Beatles or The Stones? Madonna or Cher? Chumbawamba or Beethoven? In Sound Judgement, Sam Tonning and Harris Anderson argue the merits and flaws of two random songs with the help of a guest judge. Outrageous allegations, brutal ripostes, and absurd arguments; all in a battle to determine the superior tune. Don't miss Sound Judgement!
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Sam and Harris host a special guest-less edition of Sound Judgement, and discuss one of Harris' favourite albums of the last five years.
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Sam and Harris pit Miles Davis against Avril Lavigne with the help of guest judge, and magic and comedy sensation, Wes Barker (@stuntmagician)! Also, Sam makes a stark confession about a tender moment.
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Sam and Harris are joined by guest judge and acclaimed singer-songwriter Louise Burns (@louiseburnsmusic) in a spirited debate to determine the superior tune: Crazy on You or Beez in the Trap.
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It's a sweet soul matchup between Val and Sara, as Hall & Oates' Sara Smile is up against Mark Ronson and Amy Winehouse's Valerie. This is one for the nerds and is officiated by judge Ola Dada (@showtime.dada).
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The boys go to war with The Notorious B.I.G. in one corner and The Monkees in the other. Guest judge and comedy superstar Ivan Decker presides.
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Judge Jane Stanton presides over this battle where Sam's going for the Boss (Waitin' On a Sunny Day) and Harris is pumping AC/DC (Sin City). This episode shocks the foundation of all we know and love about global peace efforts.
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Modest Mussorgsky and Quincy Jones face off, ably represented by Harris and Sam. Guest Judge Lauren McGibbon stars as Lady Justice.
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Ohhhh my we have a battle of the R&B All-Stars! In Harris' corner, Wilson Picket's Mustang Sally, and in Sam's is Dirrty by Christina Aguilera. The referee is The Peak 102.7 FM's own Tyler Middleton. Will Sally ride or are we gonna get Dirrty?
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Sam and Harris have their biggest blowout to date over Rihanna vs Glen Campbell. Fake Shark frontman Kevvy (@drkevvy) tries to quell the storm as guest judge.
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Sam and Harris spar over one of music's greatest debates; James Taylor or Metallica? Guest Judge Steev Letts presides with a firm but fair hand.
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In this episode, comedian K.C. Novak (@funnygirlblues) renders final judgement on what song is better: “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” by Eric Clapton (that’s right, not the Bob Dylan original…) and “Your Body Is a Wonderland” by John Mayer. A battle of the guitar masters! Who will win, Sam and Eric or Harris and John?
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Guest judge Simon King (comedian!) presides over the boys as they argue "HUMBLE." by Kendrick Lamar versus "Thing Called Love" by Bonnie Raitt. At the end of the day, self-awareness is the real winner, but what's the better song?
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Honorable guest judge Ryan Schaap determines the winning argument, with Sam Tonning arguing for Bazzi's "I.F.L.Y.", versus Harris Anderson arguing for Wanda Jackson & Jack White's "Shakin' All Over".
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Honorable guest judge Guy McPherson determines the winning argument, with Sam Tonning arguing for The Tubes' "Talk To You Later", versus Harris Anderson arguing for Glenn Miller's "In The Mood".
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