EP11: 1994 - Jump vs. Forrest Gump, or How I Learned to Rhyme in 1994

It's the first (and last?) edition of Bowie vs. Gump as Charlie and Jake explore the early teenage wasteland that is 1994.  Jake buys his first CD player (and subsequent CDs), which quickly leads him down the long, strange, mystical trip that some of us call "ROCK N' ROLL" and others of us call "slightly edgier but ultimately mostly just his parents' music collection". Still, some of the "32 American Classics on 2 CDs" that comprise the seminal Forrest Gump Soundtrack happen to involve Bob Dylan, which if you think about it, pretty much means that sweet Forrest is responsible for this podcast, along with all the other major events of recent American history, I'm just saying is all.  Meanwhile, Chaz wanders down some virtual hallways, looking for what he doesn't know yet, but wait what's behind this door, a pixelated music video by David Bowie?!  YEEEEESSS, that's what he's talking about!  Was "BOOYAH" a thing in 1994?  You, dear listener, can "JUMP" at the chance to discover the historic ending to this edition of Bowie vs. Dylan, right after you insert CD-ROM disc 5, and wait patiently for it to load!

RUN, LISTENER, RUN!!!  On over to Spotify to check out this week's playlist at bit.ly/BvD-EP11