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Sometimes the boys just need a breather. In old school IWOL fashion, we get together, have a few drinks and do a podcast. What happens after that is in the ear of the beholder and the lap of the patrons. We do discuss who the most "New York" musicians are though.

The Atom...The Heart...The Mother. The essence of all life. The beginnings of all creation. The most fundamental principles at the core of all existence on this planet. Aaaand a pretty decent Pink Floyd album. 

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You'll have to listen to know what this one is all about...

We are joined by music supervisor, LA punk scenester, singer, songwriter and all around music lover, Tiffany Anders. Most recently you may have heard some tunes Tiffany likes on the soundtracks of hit shows like "The Lowdown" and "Reservation Dogs", but today she helps us trace the histories of American Indie Rock from SST to Sub Pop to...wherever we are now. 

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Floyd February carries on with our take on a record that sees a great band at a crossroads and, quite possibly, on the verge of collapse. Listening to this album is like hearing the group navigate a future without their spiritual leader, principal songwriter and frontman, Syd Barrett. Spoiler alert: It turned out alright for them in the end.

The requests for us to talk Floyd have been rolling in and the misty, grey, February timing feels right. Put a droplet in your morning tea cup, slip into your most colourful cravate and join us as we discuss the psychedelic genesis that is "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn".

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Not a great recollection of what this episode is about but James is back in the mix and we discuss Pink Floyd and The Eagles a fair bit. 

Johnny is in town and he met up with James at "The Main" Bar on Main Street to talk , psychogeography, piazza lifestyle, and vocal chains. An all timer folks.

Johnny is joined by Alex Bleeker and Dan Horne, two totemic pillars of the jam community. It took the passing of Bob Weir for this show to finally happen, and if there was ever a friendly rivalry between these two men, now is the time to leave it behind and come together in service of this beloved music. If we hesitate, John Mayer and Dave Matthews could take over for good.

John Mellancamp and Heartland Rock, The Hollywood Vampires, The Top Songs of 1966. We basically go through today's headlines in Ultimate Classic Rock and have laugh.