In our 12th episode, the pod discusses: episode introduction and shoutouts, no moshing at concerts once they resume and concert haz mat suits, the pod reacts to the announcement of a new Corey Taylor album solo album, Clutch live stream event and limited merchandise – is limited merch the new play for bands during quarantine?, Indie musicians asking Congress for relief, Joe Rogan signs a massive deal with Spotify, a 15 year reflection on the U2 Boston show from 2005, and what will likely be an ongoing segment for us in 2020: A deep dive on 3 classic albums turning 20 this year: Radiohead – Kid A, Eminem – Marshall Mathers LP, and Deftones – White Pony.

(On this episode: (0:00) Introduction, shoutouts, and setlist for this episode. (2:30) Discussion on the news of no moshing at concerts once they resume and concert haz mat suits. (9:38) the pod reacts to the announcement of a new Corey Taylor album solo album. (16:00) Clutch live stream event and limited merchandise – is limited merch the new play for bands during quarantine? (23:50) Reaction to Indie musicians asking Congress for relief. (28:09) Joe Rogan signs a massive deal with Spotify. (39:45) a 15 year reflection on the U2 Boston show from 2005. (53:00) The main segment of the episode: A deep dive and reflection on 3 classic albums turning 20 this year: Radiohead – Kid A, Eminem – Marshall Mathers LP, and Deftones – White Pony