You knew it was only a matter of time before we actually did an episode ABOUT a Matt Nathanson album, right? Repeat Revisitor Troy Millette joins us to discuss "Some Mad Hope" from Matt.

Plenty of other discussion including Troy's podcast (Load-In Through the Back), does Jason Bateman really need to have a podcast, Guster, borrowing the referral questions, Steve Poltz, Speech, peak avocado season, Poison, a 4 Claw album, the song that launched Matt (and the song I don't need to hear again), songs not played in Matt's setlist (but should be included because they're killer songs), what should be the album closer, and find out which song made Wayne change his scores to get a song in the Top 5.

Check out Matt at mattnathanson.com/

Check out Troy Millette at: https://troymillettemusic.com/

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Pete Droge returns to discuss his excellent new record "Fade Away Blue" and then we discuss "Necktime Second" in depth. Plenty of other discussion including KINK and The Mountain, adoption, 90's CD Bloat (72 minutes!), Brendan O'Brien, Dylan's "Oh Mercy," Rockpile, the Seattle scene in the 90s and not necessarily fitting into the scene, changing the lyrics to your most known song, Rick Rubin, Elaine's apartment, Billy Joel, "what about harmonica?" and Pete tells us what is his 1 on "Necktie Second."

Find Pete Droge at: https://www.petedroge.com/

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We were joined by author and podcaster James Campion to discuss his new book about Prince called "REVOLUTION: Prince, the Band, the Era" and of course we had to discuss a Prince record because of it!

Plenty of other discussion including Warren Zevon (James wrote a book about him as well) and how Jorge Calderon is a saint, the "Underwater Sunshine" podcast, "New Girl," Warner Bros. giving Prince the keys to producing his own records, blue eyed soul, androgyny, Devo, signing up for the draft, Morris Day, and how we all think that Prince was actually kinda punk rock. Enjoy!

Check out James Campion at:  https://www.jamescampion.com/  

Check out Prince at:  https://prince.com/

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Gaps in our schedule means...we do what we want. Instead of our usual format, I just wanted to hang out with some of my besties talking about some of our recent concerts. We were joined by Michael Citro (Michael's Record Collection), Jeff Frame (Jeff Makes Jokes) and Dave Montgomery (little brother). We talk about Wayne's First Wilco, trying to sell people on seeing bands live with us (and the anxiety that follows that), Rilo Kiley (while batting a bout of Chrohn's), Iron & Wine, Metallica (and unfortunately that leads to talk about Limp Bizkit), Hozier, and more.

And congrats to little brother for welcoming baby #2 the day after we recorded this.

No sound clips. Zero notes. Minimal editing. Just free flow discussion. Enjoy.

Check out Jeff Frame on Twitter @jeffmakesjokes

Check out Michael’s podcast at: https://michaelsrecordcollection.podbean.com/ 

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Drew Kennedy (remember him from our Ben Folds episode a few years ago?) returns to talk about his latest record and Guy Clark's "Dublin Blues."

Plenty of other discussion including Harley t-shirts, self-titled albums (even when it's your ninth album), Marathon songwriting, decor based on Hobby Lobby, panic attacks, Baby Ruth candy bars, 30 year or 40 years - who's counting, black diamond strings, dying on some hills, and where's the handbook for fatherhood and parenting?

Check out Guy Clark at: https://www.guyclark.com/

Check out Drew Kennedy at: https://drewkennedymusic.com/

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Harley Flanagan has been kicking out punk music since he was in grade school. Literally. Cro-Mags, Harley's band, has been a big part of the NYC punk scene since the 80s and Harley has been making the rounds lately promoting his documentary called "Harley Flanagan: Wired for Chaos."

Probably should have known by the documentary title that this episode would be anything but our typical format. Plenty of other discussion including downtuning guitars, "Medusa" from Trapeze, Ozzy's voice being unrecognizable, NYC punk scene in the 70s and 80s, CBGB, the Beastie Boys, and more.   

Check out Harley Flanagan at:   https://harleyflanagan.com/ 

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The "Wanted! The Outlaws" compilation from 1976 was a huge launching pad (or relaunching pad) for Waylon and Willie. And, it did for country what The Sex Pistols or Ramones did for punk music.

Sterling Drake joins us to talk about this game changing compilation and his new album “The Shape I’m In.”  Plenty of other discussion including short sleeved pearl snaps, Bro Country vs. Real Country (and some anti Rascal Flatts sentiment), who are the modern country outlaws, women are outlaws too, and Tompall Glaser deserves more discussion.

Check out Sterling Drake at:  https://sterlingdrakemusic.com/

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There's only one band I've seen more live in concert than Carbon Leaf. It's a FUN time (one y'all should experience). Jesse Humphrey and Jon Markel from the band join us to discuss the self-titled debut from Rage Against the Machine (and, no, Carbon Leaf does NOT sound like Rage).

Plenty of other discussion including counterfeit Carbon Leaf t-shirts, Freebird, Fenway, "you have to play the new songs," Wilco opening bands, Grammys for 1993 & 1994, free jazzy, who is E Double, and is it a dying cat or a police alarm?

Check out Carbon Leaf at:     https://www.carbonleaf.com/

Check out After the Gig with Jesse Humphrey at:  https://jessehumphrey.com/afterthegig

Check out Rage Against the Machine at:  https://www.ratm.com/

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Canadian musician Braden Lam joins us to discuss his new album "The Cloudmaker's Cry" and the 2016 smash album "Cleopatra" from The Lumineers. Plenty of other discussion including family reunion shirts, Ben trying to learn French, the weird and wacky music charts in April 2016, handclaps, Daddy's sock drawer, and a nearly perfect Side A.

Check out Braden at: https://bradenlam.com/

Check out The Lumineers at: https://www.thelumineers.com/

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Rambler Kane (and my friend Mark Cooper) discuss John Craigie's live album "Capricorn in Retrograde...Just Kidding...Live in Portland" from 2016. Plenty of other discussion including Rambler's own live album (which y'all need to check out...it's fantastic), being vulnerable, Craigie or a Braves game, Florida, Portlandia, Dire Straits, Wayne's podcaster phase (also known as get drunk on Wednesday phase), Philly Cheesesteaks, hummus, and dirty pictures on your phone.

Learn more about Rambler Kane at: https://ramblerkane.com/

Learn more about John Craigie at: https://johncraigie.com/

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