We've finally shook off our holiday hangover and are back! This week the Jo(h)n's review the Ramones and their 1976 debut self titled album. We discuss the band's pioneer sound, influences on punk rock and the New York indy scene, debate their long lasting cultural influence, and breakdown all the songs. As always, please subscribe, comment and like!

It's a special holiday podcast! The Jo(h)n's discuss Bad Religion's 2013 Christmas album "Christmas Songs", then go off script to discuss xmas traditions, their favorite holiday movies, and finally give their thoughts to news that John Frusciante has returned to the Chili Peppers. The perfect primer before the holiday madness, don't forget to subscribe, like and comment!

Part Two (finally) drops of our latest edition of the Convince Me podcast. In this episode Shaggy attempts to talk John into My Morning Jacket using their 2008 album, Evil Urges. The boys talk about the bands musical style, how they influenced (or didn't) the indie music scene, singer Jim James' vocal style and a lot more! Check us out and subscribe, rate, and comment!

Its time for another Convince Me podcast! In Part One- John tries to win Shaggy over on The Boss by reviewing his iconic 1975 album Born to Run. The hosts debate Springsteen's vocals, discuss the bands use of Phil Spector's Wall of Sound, look at how the album's layout parallels a Broadway musical, and a lot more. Check it out, and don't forget to subscribe, like, and leave a comment!

We're BACK. After a long layoff your favorite hosts named Jo(h)n get back in the saddle discussing one of their favorite bands, Queen of the Stone Age and their 2013 album ...Like Clockwork. The guys discuss the bands unique blend of metal and hard rock, Josh Homme's creative approach, the bands interesting lyrics and themes, and a lot more. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and comment!

This week our hosts return and switch it up a little bit and review a live album- Alice in Chains 1996 "MTV Unplugged." They discuss the history of the Unplugged series, walk through the tragic history behind Layne Staley after this show, the bands performance, and John gushes over Jerry Cantrell's guitar play. It gets weird. Always a fun time- don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment!

This week our hosts travel back to 1972 to review Steely Dan's debut album Can't Buy a Thrill. The Jo(h)n's discuss the albums unique fusion of rock and jazz, discuss the bands recording style and whether it adds or takes away from the music, debate favorite songs and more! If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe, rate and comment...

This week the Jo(h)n's cover Weezer's 1994 debut self titled album also dubbed the "Blue Album." They dig into the bands catchy track list, the carefree style the band portrays and the lack of successors from that genre, and how the band's sound evolved after their debut. Always a good time, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and comment!

This week the boys break down Alabama Shakes 2015 smash hit, Sound & Color. They discuss the wide variety of musical influences present in the bands style, Brittany Howard's infectious presence as the lead vocalist, the bands awesome live act, and more- be sure to subscribe, rate and comment!

The boys finally get around to Van Halen's 1978 debut self titled album. They review the bands "arena rock" sound, Eddie Van Halen's legendary guitars and how they influence the song structure, take pot shots at Van Hager, and talk about the album's influences on hair metal. If you're a first time listener don't forget to subscribe, rate, and comment!