Short and sweet. Cool tunes, cool record labels and some bad ass talking. JK. Check out this episode that has some OUTLAID! Records bands and some friends bands.

 

THE DAMNIT JIMS NEVER DIE!!!!!

This episode is all about the Damnit Jims. Our good friend Damon helped us out and interviewed us for the podcast. We play a couple of tunes and get into it. Exciting stuff here. We were in Las Vegas for the Squidhat Records anniversary showcase. Good times indeed

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Hello FOLKS! It’s been awhile but here it is. I play some nostalgic songs from my 98 punk rock days, and play some Vegas bands I love. Enjoy

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All Acoustic All the time! You get the point. I play some rad songs I have loved over the years but mostly recent years. I know I forgot tons of acoustic songs from back in the day but oh well. Enjoy this punk rock acoustic episode.

Pulley is one of my favorite punk rock bands. The punk rock family tree is pretty big with this band. I some music from bands that members of pulley have been in and explore this awesome history. Sit back and enjoy a look at PULLEY!

 

It’s interview time. In this episode I interview Zac Damon who is an old friend of mine. He is currently in Screeching Weasel and has been in several other bands that I totally dig. I love this episode and I could have talked for another 2 hours. Thanks for checking it out.

This podcast is all about Squidhat Records in Las Vegas. Tons of great bands on that label and I am a big part of this label. I love it and want to share it with you guys and gals.

squidhatrecords.com

 

COVERS COVERS COVERS! This episode is about… you guessed it, cover songs. All the best cover songs in my book. Check out some Face to Face, Mike Ness, Cobra Skulls and much much more. Some of these songs I had no idea were covers for years. AWESOME!

In this episode I talk to my good buddy Bradley Morgan about how we met and our history together. We play songs from bands we have been in and tell a few stories. Enjoy.

Bros

In this episode I take you on a journey through part of my 7 inch collection. I went through my collection and picked records that I really really like. You can here some scratches and dings during playback but that's part of the fun right? I do realize that taking vinyl and changing it to a digital format takes away from the point of vinyl but what the heck I did it anyway. Thanks for listening.