We've once again traversed an ocean of technical difficulties and are BACK! Hop in the COTRIG Slightly Wayback Machine and enjoy our much delayed Record Store Day episode.

It's another B Side, and this week the "B" stands for Barry Hall! Mr. Hall joins us all the way from Richmond, VA to talk about Del Amitri's 1992 release Change Everything.

It's the first COTRIG B-side! And to celebrate, this episode features the Jesus and Mary Chain's Barbed Wire Kisses album - a collection of b-sides and other unreleased tracks.

This week we return with a a visit to Creep Records in Northern Liberties, a discourse on the entomology of a certain holiday's nickname, another visit with the 60's garage rock, smooth sounds of the 70's and a whole heapin pile of teenage love.

We're back out in the world this week and we pay a visit to Vinyl Revival in Lansdale, PA. On deck for this episode are forgotten British new wave bands, the Phenomenon of Donovan, and more 60's porn rock!

This week we remember David Bowie by taking a stroll through Patrick's Bowie collection. No record store this week, just four amazing albums by one amazing artist.

This week we wrap up our trip to the Philadelphia Record Exchange, and hatch a new idea for a Skeletor based podcast. For real, you guys.

In this week's episode, we throw some shade at The Mummers, delve further into the garage scene of the 60's, learn to use the TEAC 3340s, and groove to The Lilac Time.

WE'RE BACK!! After a loooong winter's nap, we return with an appetizer sized show to get you ready for regular episodes returning in January.

This week, we check out a honest to god hoax perpetraded by Rolling Stone, and some instrumental versions of songs by one of music's greatest...um...lyricists.