It was Saturday and some unexpected free time happened to arrive to me, so, I asked Keefy to spend some time with me and make up a podcast about records and the like.

I did my best not to chew my food twice here. So, HOPEFULLY, you'll totally dig what we've got going on here.

How many times do you listen to a band and then they go off in this direction that maybe you're not so happy with. 

Well, that's how I'm feeling about Faith No More. Let's see if Keefy can convince me to get back on the train.

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Keefy and Nik about the Metallica 40th anniversary concerts and dig a bit into the past decades they've covered.

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Welp. There was no one home today and it occurred to me that an episode all about vinyl might be a great idea. So, for our listeners who are all up on those delightful 12" discs, this one is for you

I'm going to give you everything I know about them and how to make them great.

Keefy asks questions to make sure I don't miss anything!

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This is the week you have been waiting for. Colourful characters, albums that are barely worth anything, and a soundtrack with no new material.

Let's get stuck into Monty Python's final days as a creative unit. Today we are discussing Life of Brian, Monty Python's Contractual Obligation Album, and The Meaning of Life.

That was it for the 6 men who rode high influencing all of your comedic heroes.

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In the first two episodes of this series, we were treated to four studio records (more or less) by the Pythons. In this case, we have two different kinds of albums.

The first being The Album of the Soundtrack of the Trailer of Monty Python and The Holy Grail and the second being Live At City Center. The former was the attempt to create a take home product from the movie and the latter was a way to cash in on a run of shows by the boys in New York City.

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As it was and ever shall be, Monty Python are the kings of sketch. Today Keefy and Nik dig into their third and fourth records. Think about how many sketch comedy albums you own today and you'll see why this is such a critical moment in the world. 

Monty Python's Previous Record and Monty Python Matching Tie and Handkerchief are up for the grill.

As we discussed last week, we're trying something a bit different. Keefy and I have started a Monty Python album series.

Join us as we drink some beer and get our silly walks ready.

If you haven't heard, Quiet Riot hasn't ended, but there was a breakup, a makeup, and some passings.

Here we give the look back at QR IV and beyond.