This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, the boys have another Album Review running it back after last week; this week it's Sublime's self-titled album "Sublime"! The boys discuss the album's history, how the band's legacy was cemented upon its release and why Mike is such a big fan of this one.

In addition, Mike has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and dreams of soon being on summer vacation. Nick also has a special announcement about our friend Jack Mannix's band and their upcoming shows in Chicago-land. From there, Nick and Mike run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including KISS's "Love Gun" and Billy Squier's "Don't Say No".

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, we have a fully loaded show for you fans! There is tons of new music being released from Zac Brown Band, to Taylor Swift to Pearl Jam and we are here to break it all down for you! In addition, the boys have another Album Review; this week it's Green Day's all time great "Dookie"! The boys discuss the album's legacy, why it's still influencing artists today, and all the 90s jams along the way.

In addition, Mike has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and also discusses the life and legacy of the late great Dickey Betts: founding member of the Allman Brothers Band. Also, the Rock and Roll HOF finally announced their inductees and the boys are talking all things HOF, who got it and who's legacy was finally cemented after years of waiting. From there, Nick and Mike run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including Peter Gabriel's "So" and Jethro Tull's "Aqualung"

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, lets just say we are starting Season 2 with a wacky and wild episode. Episode 32 marks the return of "Tape Deck Talk" after a few episode hiatus where the boys run through a ton of musical trivia and talk about proper "Touch Tunes" etiquette.

Nick kicks off the show by running through some new albums that recently dropped from The Black Keys, Vampire Weekend and Beyonce. In addition, Mike has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and also has a wild story from his recent trip to the Final Four in Phoenix. From there, Nick and Mike run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including Meat Loaf's "Bat Out of Hell" and Deep Purple's "Machine Head"

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, we finally made it to our 1 Year Anniversary!! Still can't believe this wacky and wild ride has made it this far and as such, we are running back all our favorite moments from 8 Tracks Year 1, reliving the highs and previewing some great stuff planned for Year 2!

In addition, Mike also has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and also has a Major Show Announcement from his recent vacation to California. From there, Nick and Mike run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including Led Zeppelin's "Physical Graffiti" and Pink Floyd's "The Wall". All and all, you won't wanna miss this episode and we appreciate all the fan support we've gotten in Year 1; cant wait to do it all over again in 2024!

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, the boys have another fully loaded show as they close out their documentary review series of the "The Beatles - Get Back" so hopefully you have enjoyed! Today, the boys recap Episode 3 of the doc, talk about The Beatles famous Roof Top Concert in January 1969, and how the Get Back Sessions were a sign of things to come for the band and eventually led to their breakup.

In addition, Mike also has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and Nick recaps some vinyl purchases he made recently. In addition, the boys tease some fun stuff they have planned for their one year anniversary quickly approaching on 3/24/24 so you won't wanna miss that. From there, Nick and Mike run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including Bon Jovi's "Slippery When Wet" and Supertramp's "Breakfast in America".

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, the boys have another packed show as we are celebrating the life of George Harrison! Nick starts the show by recapping a recent George Harrison birthday/tribute concert he attended in Chicago to commemorate the life of this great musician, sharing some funny stories along the way. The boys also are continuing their documentary review of the "The Beatles - Get Back" as Nick and Mike dive into Episode 2, talk through the Beatles shift back into the studio and unpack the impact Billy Preston made on the band.

In addition, Mike also has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment and talks about his recent trip to the Tucson Rodeo and Old Tucson Museum down in the desert. From there, the boys run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including Bob Dylan's "Blood on the Tracks" and naturally, George Harrison's "The Concert For Bangladesh".

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, the boys have an absolutely PACKED show for the people, including another new segment! Today, the boys are doing a documentary review of the great Peter Jackson documentary: The Beatles - Get Back. The boys run through Episode 1 of the show, recap the early days of the Beatles infamous "Get Back Sessions" and discuss what went wrong for the band in January 1969.

In addition, Nick and Mike discuss the recent Grammy Awards as well as the announcement of this year's Rock and Roll HOF nominees. The boys run through the highlights of the show, the major performances and debate the future of the Rock HOF. Mike also has the usual shenanigans cooked up with another great "This Day in Music History" segment, and Nick has a special tribute to the late great Toby Keith. From there, the boys run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including Queen's "Jazz" and The Beatles' "Let It Be".

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, the boys have a New Segment for the people: Hot in the Streets! In this segment, the boys discuss what music has been top of mind for them recently including Nick's recent obsession with live music and REO Speedwagon and Styx for Mike.

In addition, the boys have the usual shenanigans cooked up as Mike has another great "This Day in Music History" segment, and Nick continues to find great vinyl to add to his collection; this time finding The Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds" in Lawrence, Kansas. Nick and Mike do a brief history of this classic album and talk about its place in rock history. From there, Nick and Mike run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including The Eagle's "Hotel California" and Billy Joel's "Glass Houses".

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, it's the dog days of winter, but while the weather is cold, the vibes are high on the podcast as the boys run through some musical current events to kick start 2024. Nick and Mike review new music by Green Day and The Killers and highlight some major tour announcements by some of your favorite artists!

In addition, the boys have the usual shenanigans cooked up as Mike has another great "This Day in Music History" segment, and Nick has some fun musical trivia to ask our listeners to coincide with his recent vinyl purchases. From there, Nick and Mike run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including REO Speedwagon's "Hi Infidelity" and Peter Frampton's "Frampton Comes Alive!".

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This week on the 8 Tracks podcast, it's 2024, the boys are back to more regularly scheduled programming and are starting the new year off with a bang! On Episode 25, Nick and Mike are doing an Album Review of Pink Floyd's iconic album: Dark Side of the Moon! The boys recap the history of the album, talk through the track list and talk about where it ranks amongst the greatest of all time.

In addition, the boys have the usual shenanigans cooked up as Mike has another great "This Day in Music History" segment, and Nick recaps his recent holiday travels in addition to major concert news for the podcast in 2024! Nick also talks through some more vinyl purchases from the last few weeks as he continues to grow the collection going into the new year. From there, Nick and Mike run through a few "Vinyl Friday" recaps for the people including Bing Crosby's "Merry Christmas" and CCR's "Cosmo's Factory".

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