Rob Janicke of Generation Riff once again joins Keith. Together they talk to Chris Shinn about Unified Theory and what he's up to now. To be clear, Unified Theory the band and not the Einstein concept.

Unified Theory was Christopher Thorn and Brad Smith from Blind Melon, and Pearl Jam original drummer Dave Krusen (played on Ten) - they partnered with singer/songwriter/guitarist Chris Shinn to unleash two stellar albums that have been egregiously overlooked... some might even say abandoned.

Keith talks with writers John M. Borack and Stanley Clark about the Milwaukee based band The Shivvers. The band rose to regional prominence in the late 70's into the early 80's. John opens up a serious can of power pop knowledge on this episode. 

Keith is joined by writer, musician, and power pop enthusiast S.W. Lauden to discuss the debut album by legendary power pop band 20/20. They're also joined by Steve Allen and Ron Flynt from the band.

Rob Janicke joins Keith as they sit down with Tsar frontman Jeff Whalen to talk about Tsar's 2000 self-titled debut album - lots of laughs were had.

We sit down to talk with Baby Lemonade co-founder Mike Randle and talk about their 1996 release 68% Pure Imagination. We also talk about all things Baby Lemonade, some Arthur Lee, and a little Alex Chilton.

In episode 2 of Abandoned Albums, Keith sits down to talk with Silos founder and frontman, Walter Salas-Humara to discuss the band's creation through the doomed 1990 major label debut on RCA Records (also known as the one with the bird on it.) Walter paints a colorful picture of The Silos origin story and takes us right through to the albums release.

Keith is joined by Whitest Kid U' Know Timmy Williams to discuss the sketch group's 2006 album... and Rush.

Keith and Rob speak with Broken Homes guitarist Craig Ross, bass player Jimmy Ashhurst, producer Jeff Eyrich, and the drummer on the album, Don Harvey.