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Album artist Mark DeSalvo joins the show to talk Let's Talk About Feelings. We discuss the songs and how the artwork came together.
http://www.markdesalvo.com/index.html
https://www.sonicartoriginals.com/markdesalvo
https://www.lagwagon.com/
Greg from Unscripted Moments: A Podcast About Propagandhi stops by to discuss the Bouncing Souls self titled Epitaph debut.
https://unscriptedmoments.libsyn.com/
https://www.bouncingsouls.com/
Vinnie (Less Than Jake/The Inevitables) joins the show to take us down the wooded path to Atlas Studios where GNV FLA was recorded.
https://www.theinevitables.world/
https://lessthanjake.com/
Jay returns to the podcast for a full album breakdown of Bayside's remarkable 2011 album Killing Time. We discuss the powerful vocals, a shredding guitar solo, and how maybe one of the best songs on Killing Time is not technically on Killing Time.
Also check out Jay on...
Episode 21 Midtown (Living Well is the Best Revenge)
Episode 6 Weezer (The Blue Album)
My friend Chad and I tackle all 23 songs on Rancid's 1994 classic Let's Go, discussing the music's impact on our lives and how Rancid was one of the early punk band's that caught our attention.
Saxophone player Josh Silbert joins the show to take us through the story behind the fake movie soundtrack Full Trucker Effect. RJ from the ska podcast On the Upbeat joins us for a look into this hilarious concept.
Check out On the Upbeat on Spotify, Apple podcast, Overcast, Stitcher and more.
Check out Coolidge at CoolidgeTheBand.com
Find Johnny Socko music on Spotify
Frenzal Rhomb guitarist Lindsay McDougall joins the show to share how Frenzal Rhomb got back on Fat Mike's radar, what it was like recording with the guys from Pennywise hanging around, and how they turned the ARIA award show into a bloodbath.
My old college buddy Jason and I talk about how we got into Nirvana and the masterpiece of noise that would be the band's final album, In Utero.
Sugarcult guitarist Marko joins the podcast to take us through the formation of Sugarcult, the band's debut album Start Static, and looking back on it twenty years later.
Musician, writer, artist, and record collector Joey Altruda joins the show. Maybe you haven't heard Bob Marley's first collection of songs along with Peter Tosh, and Bunny Wailer. This is a compelling story about those early days at Studio One.
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