Our second XMas special is here and we've brought our resident Country Music expert, Matthew " on board. to discuss the album that Petey found at an Atlanta Goodwill and has lived behing him since, Dale McBride's 1978 release "Let's Be Lonely Together". Enjoy an episode of friendship, humor, and milquetoast country music. Get it!

This week, things get angry and political with Patrick's pick of Rage Against The Machine's 1992 self-titled debut. What did the guys think? Which t-shirt/poster trend from back then did they rant about? Hit play and find out!

This week, things get angry and political with Patrick's pick of Rage Against The Machine's 1992 self-titled debut. What did the guys think? Which t-shirt/poster trend from back then did they rant about? Hit play and find out!

This week, Petey brings in a rising figure in the nerdcore scene in Ithaca-based rapper Sammus, and her latest album, "Pieces In Space". How did the guys react to this honest and emotional release? Hit play and find out!

This week, Petey brings in a rising figure in the nerdcore scene in Ithaca-based rapper Sammus, and her latest album, "Pieces In Space". How did the guys react to this honest and emotional release? Hit play and find out!

This week, Drew brings the latest release from the legends of Emo, Jimmy Eat World, "Integrity Blues". Did the crew think that Jimmy Eat World still has it? Hit play and find out!

This week, Drew brings the latest release from the legends of Emo, Jimmy Eat World, "Integrity Blues". Did the crew think that Jimmy Eat World still has it? Hit play and find out!

This week, Brett brings us the eclectic electronic styles of synth pioneer Jean-Jacques Perrey with his 1968 album "The Amazing New Electronic Pop Sound of...". Hit play and find out what the crew thought! Do it!

This week, Brett brings us the eclectic electronic styles of synth pioneer Jean-Jacques Perrey with his 1968 album "The Amazing New Electronic Pop Sound of...". Hit play and find out what the crew thought! Do it!

This week, Patrick brings veteran stoner-rock outfit Clutch and their 2005 release "Robot Hive/Exodus". Did the robot lords of Tokyo smile taste kittens? Ummm...just hit play and find out, already!