Jason and Jon continue on their way through the S songs. This week is all SP, with a few classics and a few rarities.

Jason and Jon share their initial thoughts about two new "Cyr" tracks before discussing a wide range of songs that include the Siamese Dream title track(s) that never made the album, a couple of Zwan live tracks, one of the most storied Pumpkins songs of all time, and a standout cut from SAOSB Vol 1.

Jason and Jon discuss a batch of "sh" songs, including one each from Adore and Ogilala, a pre-Siamese Dream demo, and a couple of firsts: a song played at Jimmy's first show with SP and a song played at Zwan's first live show.

Jason and Jon continue to work their way through the letter S. In this episode, they discuss what could have been a single from the Chicagokid/Chicago Songs project, the closing number in an early, quite significant live set, the final track on SAOSB Vol. 1, a classic MCIS b-side, and a Zwan album cut.

Jason and Jon begin with a discussion of all things Cyr! (Well, all things that we know so far.) They also talk a Machina track, an Iha classic (?), a couple of obscure tracks, and an Adore/Machina II track that Jason thinks is a bonafide ear-worm.

Jason and Jon finish up the letter R and discuss the only Jimmy-only track in the catalogue, a handful of acoustic numbers ranging from Zwan to MCIS to American Gothic, and a synth-heavy track from Monuments.

Jason and Jon welcome Pedro back for this special episode. They discuss 6 more songs off WPC's most recent solo album, Cotillions. Listen as they try to make heads or tails of the album's lyrical puzzles!

Jason and Jon discuss a handful of great songs, including some live Zwan cuts and a bonafide SP classic. Do you know where the bells are?

It will take more than a heat wave to keep Jason and Jon from discussing the important things in life, like the Spun soundtrack and the origins of the song name "Rhinoceros." And just what are those countdowns all about? Hear their best (and worst) guesses!

Jason and Jon begin their journey into the letter R! This week features a pair of Machina-era greats, a surprisingly enjoyable Gravity Demo, and a beautiful acoustic song lost to the ages, perhaps...