Crate Expectations

The Groovy Guys dig deep into their collections to try and settle on the ultimate Saturday night spins. It's an ecclectic bunch of albums, featuring Kanye West's hit machine 'Graduation', Curtis Mayfield's soulful sophmore album 'Roots', a tribute to the late, great Charlie Watts through the Rolling Stones' 'Exile on Main St.' and a passionate declaration for Dave Brubeck Quartet's timeless classic 'Time Out'. Glen sets the gang the unenviable task of trying to settle on which AC/DC singer did it best - Bon Scott or Brian Johnson.

The Groovy Guys got so excited chatting about live music in ep 3, we decided to dedicate a bonus ep to talking about some of our experiences at gigs. We spoke about our first-ever live music experiences, the last gig we went to pre-pandemic, the first we went to ones things opened up and the best and worst we've ever been to.

The Groovy Guys dig into their favourite live albums, featuring Green Day, Neil Young, Cheap Trick and Hunters & Collectors. The hot take wheel dishes up a challenging topic: Greatest ever singer in a band.

The Groovy Guys share the first record to grace their collections, featuring Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, The Killers and Sam Roberts. Things get volcanic when Glen delivers a divisive 'hot take' topic.

The Groovy Guys attempt to introduce themselves with a record, featuring Australia's Albert Productions, Canadian indie rocker Sam Roberts, an obscure French-Canadian folk singer and American rapper Common. The 'Hot Take' wheel delivers its first deep dive with a look at Led Zeppelin's discography.