This week the Cold Slither crew engage in the one topic that everyone warned us not do do… the Michael Jackson vs. Prince debate.
Our guest for this show is, from the site FeministaJones.com, Ms. Feminista Jones.

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Discussed:
Memories of each album
Favorite songs on Thriller
Favorite songs on Purple Rain
Favorite music videos
Thoughts on the movie Purple Rain
Would Thriller have been a good movie?
Which is the better album?

+ CSNN, Sharkitcon Pit and Cold Slither Mailbag

Thanks to our guest Feminista Jones. She runs the site FeministaJones.com which focuses on sex, relationships and reality. Please give a visit. You can also follow Ms. Jones and her site on twitter (@FeministaJones)

Other songs featured:

“I Would Die 4 U 8BIT (PRINCE COVER)” by spOOked

Michael Jackson – Human Nature (Sega Genesis Remix) by TheLegendofRenegade

Michael Jackson – Thriller (8 Bit Remix) by 8BitBonkers

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