A day late, but a dollar...well still a dollar short. This week's episode may be late, but that just means we put extra time into making it a good one, which it definitely is. Comedian buddy Sean Reilly stops by the podcast to share his thoughts on a very obscure and little known album, Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon. We dive into Sean's first memory of the band as well as make our own fantasy supergroup with some very specific rules. We also talk a lot of tik tok and figure out why Nick doesn't like Old Gregg. This was a super fun episode and we're sorry it's a little late, but enjoy!

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Hello there, weary travelers, come on in and rest your boots by the fire. I'll serve you up some soup in a chipped wooden bowl and give you a blanket so you can just relax and-- SURPRISE YO! It's the Spin Doctors, back at it again with the new episode, with another fantastic guest. This week that guest is the one and only Andrew Boydston, Bakersfield comedy staple and all around very good boy. We chat about Blink 182's incredible album Enema of the State, as well as crazy movies, the pitfalls of Pokemon cards, and why Disney is kinda messed up. And speaking of movies, we get special drop ins from famous actors Sam Elliott and Carson Daly.

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Bring on the June Gloom! And who's gloomier than Rivers Cuomo and Weezer? This episode is super fun because we didn't realize until the end of the episode that we totally messed up the timeline of Weezer albums! Oh well, you didn't come here for perfectly accurate music knowledge, you came here for the Spin Doctors and our special guest, who this week is Cori Ramsay, SLOcal comedian, entertainer, hairstylist, show producer, and horse girl. We have a blast this time mostly discussing animals and philosophy, and then get around to an incredible album. We also take a quick break for relationship therapy! Enjoyyyyyyyyyy!!!

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We're keeping the hard rock theme going this week with an entry from a band that defines the term cult classic, Deftones. Part nu-metal, part dream-pop, part crazily visual poetry, they are the artists of this week's album, White Pony. Comedian and professional photographer Nick Larson joins us to tell us why they've been his favorite band for 20 years, as well as why he makes a good gondolaman, and a hell of a lot more, on this week's fun new ep!

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Hey hey hey, everybody. Not in like a Fat Albert way but in like a Rerun way. Or actually, more like a cowboy. An...Eternal Cowboy *whistle* *snake rattle*. Comedian and active duty Air Force member Corey Jernigan joins us this week to discuss Florida's state band, Against Me! and their second album, As the Eternal Cowboy. We also stir up Nick's horrific fear of birds, imagine some reboots, and learn that Nick hates one of America's treasures. Which one? The answer...finds a way. On this week's episode, of Spin Doctors!

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Rick's back from tour, so we're back from hiatus! Did you miss us? We missed you. And we missed bringing you an album every week, so here we are with a new one! San Jose comedian, California comedy staple, and all around great guy Pete Munoz comes by the pod to talk about one of his favorite side projects of all time, The Raconteurs, and their second album Consolers of the Lonely. We also talk the prerequisites to being a comic, our favorite Star Wars characters, and Nick gives a documentary recommendation. All on this week's triumphant return episode of Spin Doctors!

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No better way to wind down your high holy day than with the 2nd part of our recap of Rolling Stone's 40 Greatest Stoner Albums, so here it is! We ain't messing around this episode as we get right to finishing this list: albums 20-1. Part 1 had some real out there stuff, and part 2 brings it back home with a bunch of stone cold classics, and the kind of incisive commentary you've come to expect from us, including classics like "Wow!" and "This is good!" Plenty of fun in this ep, we got Rock Band talk, hacky sack yak, and Rick's terrible Bob Marley opinions rear their ugly heads. Don't worry, he's better now.

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Woah bro, it's time for some dank nugs and a heady jam sesh, because it's 4/20, dudes! The national holiday of people with nothing else to do, 4/20 is a nice excuse to put on some tunes, chill out, and get into the music. "But what music?" you ask. Well, don't worry. Rolling Stone magazine printed an article called The 40 Greatest Stoner Albums, and the doctors are here to take you on a medicinal journey through all 40. But there's no way to fit that all into one episode, so we're going big: TWO episodes. This is part one, albums 40-21, and it's a lot of dumb, high fun. Rick and Nick talk stoney teachers, names of bongs, and of course a whole lot of music.

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Play a little game for this episode and try to count how many times we say the word horny. Spoiler alert: it's a lot. But that's because our very nice, fun, and cool friend Ella Bailey has brought to the show this week one of the most surprisingly horny albums of the last decade, Lady Gaga's Joanne. This episode has it all: heart, laughs, and sexy dirty pop country, and comes with our first Trigger Warning, which will be at the bottom of the description for your convenience. This episode is NOT sponsored by Whalebird Kombucha, but you sure as hell wouldn't know that from listening!

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TW: suicidal ideations

Are you ready to disrespect your surroundings? This is fittingly our most graphic episode yet, as we unleash the metal and talk about doodoo, broken bones, and how much Rick cried during the Perseverance landing. A Day To Remember's Homesick is the album of the week, and it's a nice heavy one, and could only be brought to us by the heavyweight champ of espionage, comedian Ernie Romero. He regales us with stories about bloody noses and his inability to feel pain, and perhaps most upsettingly of all, we discuss Taco Bell's latest food crime. Also, sorry if the audio is different, Audacity updated and I hate it!

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