It's episode 20! The Oldmen are joined by Patrick's good friend Aimee Hauthaway to review Soundgarden's initial swan song "Down On The Upside" from the year of our lord 1996. Other discussions include Radiohead concerts, prawns, and restaurants where you can totally receive sandwiches in exchange for currency. Oh and poop. Sorry. :(

Today on OMYAC, we hit the tough topics. Is when listening to Treefingers an appropriate time to eat pizza? Patrick thinks so. He and Jim swap some of their fairly twisted mental imageries surrounding the title track of Kid A. In Jim's case, it's probably because he's been eating too many blueberries. Guest Jim Connolly (this does not get as confusing as you'd think) of Banana Brownie tells us about his awesomely named college band that covered The National Anthem (and Morphine), and Christopher goes ahead and learns a little history about an application Mommies and Daddies once used called WinAmp. Spoiler alert: we all really liked this album, even if Christopher misses the weird YouTube compilation of all the times they said "Seaman Duck" on DuckTales. Just keep chugging along, little dudes.

It's Patrick's birthday this week so we've got a very special bonus episode for y'all... King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard's *first* 2017 release "The Flying Microtonal Banana"! We explore microtones, 5 paragraph essays, and warm potatoes with Schooltree keyboardist Pete Danilchuk! We have fun even though Patrick is turning 34.

Bust out your devil horns and your filthiest pair of leather pants; the Old Boiz kick off July with a hefty slice of heavy metal care of a Ronnie James Dio-led Black Sabbath: 1980's "Heaven and Hell". We are joined by local metal aficionado Gregory Smith as we navigate the multitudinous sub-genres of metal, Billy Corgan's creepiness, and challenging each other to writing erotic fan fiction. NEON KNIGHTS!

Well, how did we get here? Today the Ol' Boyz are joined by Lee Martin (co-host of Jukebox Zeroes, also of Surprise Party and Sawtooth fame) as we review Talking Head's 1980 classic "Remain in Light". There is inevitable discussion and attempted impressions of David Byrne and Brian Eno, as well as inevitable discussion and attempted impressions of Andy Rooney, New England's finest furniture slingers, and that guy we all know who's got a very special buddy who believes in dogs. We all know dogs don't exist though.

We're entering chboy Christopher's birthday month as we frequently reference, and we're listening to the cult wales noise punk outfit McLusky's 2002 album McLusky Do Dallas. We talk a lot about bus drivers for some reason, as well as people flipping people off. Usually us or family members. Patrick reminisces about PSAs for four year olds, and Jim decided that it was a good idea to throw his sunglasses out onto route 93 during rush hour.

This week on Old Men Yell at Cloud, we take a psychedelia induced trip down memory lane. No, no, no! Not LSD. It’s The Campfire Headphase by Boards of Canada! Join us and our guest Erik Marks from Second Class Cinema as we shoot the shit and Patrick finally becomes a man with a plan.

Stevie Wonder's 1973 classic "Innervisions", a pivotal record in the history of soul and R&B, is on the chopping block today for the Old Boiz. We are joined this week by Bears For Years singer/songwriter (and Patrick's better half) Gina Monafo to discuss the finer points of this record, White Castle, Anthony Keidis, and solo vehicles for Winnie the Pooh characters. Also, stay for Jim reading us a clickbait article that has us all questioning our long-held beliefs (as clickbait articles are wont to do).

Come one, come all to the promotional sideshow that is the pilot (and final?) episode of Old Nickel Zeroes! Due to some last minute rescheduling, Nickelbackin', Jukebox Zeroes, and Old Men Yell At Cloud managed to have a crossover episode! Listen in as a representative of each show enjoy a roundtable discussion about Guns n' Roses and their once-highly-anticipated album "Chinese Democracy". Come for a talk about "Shackler's Revenge", but stay for somehow even more talk about "Shackler's Revenge"!

In our first foray into having multiple guests, things got weird. Jim kept asking guest Abram Taber (he of Nickelbackin' and Sun Hat fame) about Dumpster Diving, guest Richard Surette (Guitar builder extraordinaire, member of Knock Over City and Kyklops) kept shutting down and refusing to participate, and Patrick wanted to insult Christopher's favorite song. No big deal. We listened to Spiderland.