Tim & Christian examine and discuss the new Rolling Stones “From the Vault” live album/video: No Security (San Jose ’99). It’s available now on DVD, vinyl, digital download, Blu-ray and CD, so grab your copy and listen along!

Check out the podcast here!

Tim & Christian finish their fan-requested analysis of the very special 1994 Voodoo Lounge album by the Rolling Stones, and discuss some of their other favourite tracks from the era.

Download the podcast here!

Tim & Christian get deeper in the Voodoo Lounge for the second part of their fan-requested deep dive into this very special 1994 album by the Rolling Stones.

Download the podcast here!

Tim & Christian enter the Voodoo Lounge for the first part of their fan-requested deep dive into this very special 1994 album by the Rolling Stones.

Download the podcast here!

Tim & Christian dissect the first show of the latest Rolling Stones tour, talk about an upcoming From the Vault ’99 release they want really badly, and explain why they’ve gone from skepticism to outright breathless anticipation for this year’s vinyl box set of The Studio Albums 1971–2016.

Download the podcast here!

Tim & Christian chat about the 2017 Rolling Stones No Filter tour of Europe, discussing and analyzing the band’s show (with a particular focus on set-list choices), especially in comparison to other recent concert tours.

Check out the episode here!

Tim and Christian chat about “Light the Fuse: A Bigger Bang in Toronto 2005”, an official recording of a warmup club show that Christian actually attended.

Check out the episode here!

In a conversation from 2016, Christian and Tim examine the then-brand-new archival release Totally Stripped from the Rolling Stones, among other topics.

Check out the episode here!

With the last two songs on the album being an interconnected suite of mood pieces from the master Keith Richards, Tim and Christian’s rambling journey through the Bridges to Babylon album concludes.

Check out the episode here!

Approaching the end of this epic album, Tim and Christian relate personal stories and anecdotes while analyzing the album, including Doug Wimbish’s contribution and his history with Mick Jagger.

Check out the episode here!