Dad Bops™

The long-overdue Jimi Hendrix Experience episode is HERE y'all, this time with our guests and friends John and Monica. We talk a lot about Jimi... and we also talk a lot about things completely unrelated to Jimi. There are references to Dune, PJ Harvey, Pam Grier, meth addiction, the infamous Mr. Hands internet video. Editing this ep almost killed me... and it also came close to ending John/Monica's relationship. Enjoy!

Are The Who a conservative band? Is Behind Blue Eyes a white male oppression anthem? How did this band's music become so intimately tied to the CSI universe? These are just a few topics covered on one of the spiciest eps we've recorded yet... tune in for Mandy Patinkin, coexist bumper stickers, Fred Durst, occupying private pools (#beverlyhillsswimin) and so much more.

After a long hiatus... Grace, Lily and Ryan are BACK AT IT with our hot takes on the 70s rock cliché-laden Led Zeppelin IV. The takes are spicy: we tear into Led Zeppelin for being a band for incels, muse about how boring Celtic music is (we're Irish we can say that) and imagine a world in which Led Zep reference Ursula Le Guin novels constantly instead of Tolkien... and we're hardly even scratching the surface here people. Sorry 4 the wait but enjoy the highly improved audio and the truly dank dad vibes.

What's up y'all..... in honor of Mamma Mia 2 (and upon request), we're covering your favorite Swedish pop group. As always, we cover a lot of ground. Though the band gets covered at length, we also discuss the A-Teens, unexpected goth vibes, ABBA's confusing relationship politics and much more. Also we have new sound equipment now! Enjoy everybody :)

Hello dad bopperoonies we are back at it again with episode 5. This week we have a SPECIAL GUEST because Lily's dad is on the show giving his expert opinion on Bruce Springsteen. As always, the takes are spicy: Bruce's latent communist tendencies are covered at length, plus incredible musical impressions of many Bruce songs (and a bonus Tracy Chapman impression as well). Bruce is a crowdpleaser and so is this episode.

How do you cover the Rolling Stones? By doing a TRIPLE HEADER of course (quad header if you consider Exile a double album)! That's right, this week Grace, Ryan and Lily put their fingers in many different pies and get some p sticky fingers as a result. The Grace hot takes this week are that encores are bad and cran-nut muffins are the best(!!!!?!?). Additional detours include cultural appropriation, problematic faves, the kinsey scale of wokeness™ (we just came up with it) and much much more. It's a long one but this is our juiciest episode yet y'all.

What is up party people we are back, again, with episode three of Dad Bops (our best ep yet, imho). In this ep, we're covering iconic pansexual alien David Bowie and his legendary Ziggy Stardust album. Once again, a lot of ground covered: why Grace thinks the moon landing was staged, why Bowie would also have been a moon truther, the Godzilla soundtrack, the baby's penis on the cover of that one Nirvana album (sorry), self-reflexive horniness and much, much more.

After a long delay your favorite eastside LA cuties are back with their spicy takes on Rumours by Fleetwood Mac (with special guest Bosco, our dog). We cover a lot of ground on this one: would you start a band with your ex, the pitfalls of horniness, how car companies ruin classic rock for everyone, why everyone needs a lighting guy and cocaine psychosis.

On the debut episode of Dad Bops, your intrepid hosts Lily, Ryan and Grace explore the glory and the horror of Eagles' classic album Hotel California. Tune in for tasty licks, why Grace refused to cry to an Eagles album and unusual connections to Papa Roach and The Backstreet Boys.

(temporary intro music courtesy of www.bensound.com but stay tuned for an original theme song coming soon)