Me and Johnny are spending our Omicron Isolated Christmas' catching up with old and new friends alike.  A really close dear old friend of mine, musician, and all around lovely lad (from the South - Massive Rivalreh) Joe Dudderidge, joins us on the podcast.  He waxes lyrical on all things Get Back, while wearing an exquisite Glyn Johns-esque Fur Coat.  Also, both me and him are using our 1073 pre-amps, should sound rather loveleh.  Happy Holidays n' all that.

Like Mussolini from the balcony - "RELEASE THE TAPES PETER!" It's not funny anymore.

I'm losing track, but all I know is we have to continue.  You deserve only the best.

Was there a stylist?  Is Macca on bugle, the dickhead dust?  Is George The Queen Bitch?  Why isn't Dave Grohl in this documentary?  It's all here folks, off the record, on the Q.T. and very hush-hush.  An Impossible Way of Life.

Johnny's back from The Hollywood Vampires Lair.  Fellowship of the Ringo is just two days away.  Hell yeh.

Johnny has a new song out called "Someday" and I rank it.  How would the ranker crowd feel?  What would the names of the Spotify Playlists be?  I'm joined by Jeffrey Innes and Brandon Wolfe Scott, who also has a song out (massive rivalreh.)  In a more earnest than usual IWOL, we talk musical influences, nostalgia, and the many era's of Neil Young.  Johnny is back next Wednesday FYI.  Enjoy your week.

Johnny is auditioning for the Hollywood Vampires, so my old pal and OG friend of the pod Vom Cruise is here to fill the void.  We talk about all the usual stuff, Dave Grohl being Ringo, John Depp being John.  Who else is involved?  Why would anyone care?  Because it's a Goddam Impossible Way of Life.

Me and Johnny enjoy a last meal before he heads to L.A for a couple weeks, and we laugh harder than we ever have on this podcast.

Last week got me thinking.  Rolling Stone vs Pitchfork, Mods vs Rockers, Knives vs Guns, Marshall vs Fender.  I was ordering Sushi and I felt like I made a particularly Velvetsy style order.  Can everything be broken down into such binary oppositions?  Or do The Stones have to be involved?

We watched The Velvet Underground Documentary by Todd Haynes, but also listened to the Giles Martin "Let It Be" 2021 Atmos mixes.  Needless to say, this episode is mostly about Al Stewart's reissue of Time Passages.