This week our hosts tackle Green Day's 1994 smash hit Dookie.  They exchange nostalgia stories, talk about the impact the band had on both punk and pop music, how well the album holds up, bad musician nicknames, SECRET SONGS, the underrated rhythm section, and more.  Check it out, subscribe rate and comment!

Part 2 of the latest "Convince Me" series has Shaggy try and convince John that Mike Doughty's breakthrough album "Haughty Melodic" is worth listening to.  The hosts discuss the album's lyrics and their hip hop influences, whether or not the bands sound feels dated, John uses a song on the album to tastefully mock "Dave" fans, and more!  DOn't forget to subscribe, rate, and comment...

"Convince Me" podcast is BACK!  For Part 1 of this go around, John goes out on a limb to convince Shaggy that Iglu & Hartly's lone studio release is worth listening too.  The hosts banter about song lyrics, bad tattoos, whether or not the band is straight pop, and that one time they saw the band live at Coachella.  Check it out, and remember to subscribe rate and comment!

This week the boys talk about one of their personal favorite bands, The Darkness, and they're sneaky good second album, One Way Ticket to Hell and Back.  The Jo(h)ns discuss the bands retro style and influences, the albums dark undertones, why the band never caught on in the states, and the goofy wonderful music videos.  Always a good time, don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe!

The boys are back for Part 2 of "Wife's Picks" to review Royal Blood's 2014 debut self titled album.  The Jo(h)n's talk about the band's unique use of a bass as a guitar, the pitfalls of a two piece band (and the advantages of it), and how this album could be a platform for future work.  Always a good time- don't forget to subscribe, rate and comment!

This week the Jo(h)ns tackle Fleetwood Mac's 1977 album Rumors. They dig into the wild state of the band during the albums recording, Lindsey Buckingham's underrated guitar, John woo's over three part harmonies (again), and they dig into the awkward new lineup the band has put together for its latest tour.  Always a fun time, so check it out, subscribe, like, and comment!

The inaugural "Are They Good?" episode takes a deep dive at The Strokes 2000 album Is This It? to answer a burning question: Are the Strokes actually good?  They discuss the bands "uniform" sound, the showmanship of Julian Casablanca, the impact the band had on the New York music scene, and a lot more.  Check it out- subscribe, rate, and comment!

The boys are back, and this week they discuss RHCP's 1999 album Californication.  They break down the albums pivot point to a new sound for the band, the return of guitarist John Frusciante, the weird lyrics that have been a staple for the band, and another deep dive into late 90's MUSIC VIDEOS!  Check it out, and remember to subscribe, rate, and comment...

This week our hosts reach back to review Paul Simon's 1986 legendary album Graceland.  The guys discuss the political backlash the album received, the one of a kind blend of musical styles, nostalgic singles off the album, and the GREATEST MUSIC VIDEO OF ALL TIME (no really).  Check us out, subscribe, rate, comment!

This week the Jo(h)ns discuss The War on Drug's 2017 album A Deeper Understanding.  They talk about the bands blend of modern and retro sounds and the Bob Dylan influences, their interesting take on drummers for recording, and the atmospheric tone of the album as a whole.  Always a fun time, don't forget to subscribe, like and leave a comment!