We get a bit punchy as we record this, our first second episode to be recorded in a single day, but darn it we have some fun. We're joined by Johnny Jimenez (BFF.FM's "We Let The Hats Decide") as we discuss Deftones' 2000 album White Pony. Johnny arrived with multiple items of Deftones paraphernalia (and cookies), Jim was underdressed for the occasion, Patrick didn't get enough fries but then got too many, and Christopher regales all with the legend of the Orange Bowl.

Oh man! It's Porkie Pal time! On this episode of OMYAC we dive into 2002's In Absentia by prog rock group Porcupine Tree. We're joined by Nate Heroux, a long time friend of Jim's, who helps take us down memory lane. Jim experiences some PTSD and everyone works through it as a team or something. Then, some other things are discussed.

We're back on our OMYAC bullshit talking about King Crimson's 1974 classic "Red" with special guest Titans of Industry/Bongcoven guitarist Mike Becker on this installment. Also brief detours into Aphex Twin, masonry, and Axl Rose telling dirty jokes to his very irate bandmates.

On this extra special birthmonth bonus episode, birthday boy Christopher selects one of his favorite albums ever, Kraftwerk's lush 1978 offering "The Man Machine". Joined by Dan Greening, the boys discuss Jim's mop experience, meting styrofoam over dead cockroaches (but at least having the decency to drive the cockroaches home after), and commemorative shrimp. We also continue our music news challenge with the following headline: "Keith Richards Drops The Rolling Stones Retirement Bombshell" Think you know what that actually means in the real world? Listen in to find out.

Chboyz are all alone for a spin of 1998's oft-maligned outing from the Smashing Pumpkins, "Adore", leading to brisk and surprisingly on-topic chat. We also discuss Billy Corgan's new Andy Rooney style podcast, eating fruity sandwiches, and pigeons.

On this episode of OMYAC we're joined by Aquaria bassist Jimmy James Luciano to talk about Andy Shauf's 2016 release "The Party." We also talk about frogs, WD-40, and all the "ones" that got away.

It's May and springtime is in the air! We are joined this week by bassist Matt Ohanian (of DAEVES, Bears for Years, and Smell) to tackle Talk Talk's 1986 impressionist pop gem "The Colour of Spring". While due respect is paid to the late Mark Hollis, we also manage to weasel in some discussions on gout, subpar bowling leagues, and creepy English nobility. Oh and we may have cursed ourselves by calling the now-defunct hotline for Unsolved Mysteries... and this episode may or may not be cursed itself. Only one way to find out!

In this particularly hostile episode, we roll up our sleeves and discuss Hum's 1998 space rock classic "Downward is Heavenward". We try to unravel not only the album itself, but the Museum of Science Police, why we ever accepted checks as currency, and and Afternoon with the Axl Roses. Kyle Rasmussen of Phenomenal Sun joins us.

APRIL FOOLS! Ya bunch of fools! On this episode of OMYAC we cover Opeth's (NOT Otep) 2005 metal masterpiece Ghost Reveries. We're joined by Eric Rautenstrauch who just loves himself a good slice of metal. Ailments and Friendly's happy endings are discussed.

We at it again (2019)! We're back talking about one of Patrick's all-time favorite and formative records "Angel Dust" by Faith No More, from the year of our lord 1992. We're joined in the studio by Nate Nemitz and Kevin Lynch of Bush Scrunity and Vos as we navigate this oddball of an alt-rock record. Just five guys talking about Five Guys.