Join us Old Boys as we revisit the fantastic 1978 debut from the Cars with special guest Phil Fleming (Dweezil Show on WMFO, Ease Into The Noise), a record that we have probably collectively have listened to 900 times. I mean, it's like barely over a half hour long. So dive on in and soak in the dulcet tones of four grown men waxing poetic on this record, movie popcorn, and a veritible treasure trove of disjointed nonsense.

Come one, come all as we descend into the wonderfully weird pop world of the Dismemberment Plan! We're joined by Adam Schneider of Big Time Kill as we discuss how the D-Plan may have been soothsayers, are not actually a metal band, and have the best rhythm section of all of late 90s indie rock. We also manage to talk about the album here and there.

Join us as we traverse across the tense United States/Canadian border to have a fifty plus minute party with our good pals in Rush. As they go "grunge", we go deep on discussing it with special guest Jon Sasor (of Gramlins and people being unable to pronounce his name fame). Naturally we discuss Canadians and their wonderful culture with the respect you've come to expect from us. 
 
Please don't hate us, Canada. You're a fine nation filled with fine people.

Jim has at long last returned, and we gave Peter Gabriel's third self-titled album (nicknamed "Melt") a listen and discussed. We managed to also talk about Japan (the place), Japan (the band), Maine hangovers, and the nascent workshop to studio movement.

LET THE GREAT EXPERIMENT BEGIN!! Today for Christopher's pick, he decided to make Jim listen to an album with which he has zero familiarity: Depeche Mode's dark opus from 1993, "Songs of Faith and Devotion". We find out that drummers get upset when they don't hear drums, that there may be some Andrew Lloyd Webber stuff going on (short of the plagiarism), and that Christopher is indeed a sadboy.

Happy Halloween payday, y'al! This time we discussed Pink Floyd's "Animals", and we sure had three fans listening tonight. If you enjoy this album, listen to kindred spirits! And if you don't? Listen to three dorks. We're here for you.

The gents are back coming in hot with a second episode. So hot, in fact, that a room microphone was enabled instead of Christopher's. Come for the podcast, but stay for the inviting hominess of Christopher's increasingly less frightening basement. Today we discuss Stone Temple Pilots' second album, "Purple"; an album which their detractors tend to ignore while holding their hands over their ears yelling whatever they can to prevent the non-grunginess from reaching their chilly little hearts. Listen, friends. Listen deep. Warm those hearts.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Old Men Yell At Cloud! Join hosts Jim, Patrick, and Christopher as they take a trip back to the magical land of 1992, where the CGI was groundbreaking and the record deals flowed like wine. Tool's debut EP "Opiate" seemed like a logical enough place to start, and we discuss it before getting sidetracked by VH1 Made-for-TV movies.