This was a tough one.  I took some time to reflect, like I'm sure a lot of people did over past few months on one of the most important records of my life.  Recently a great friend of mine said to me "Dude. This record is a masterpiece regardless."  I agree it is, but I can't listen to it without a cringe creep over me.  I'm sure I'm not the only one.

On today's episode, the third installment of Records That Changed My Life I talk about AF Records and how much this label and these bands mean to me.

In this installment of "Records That Changed My Life" I talked about the 2002 release of Desaparecidos - Read Music/Speak Spanish. Conor Oberst exchanges the sad acoustic basement for the loud fuzzy garage.

This short episode I talk about my discovery of punk rock and Anti-Flag's record A New Kind of Army

I went to the studio of WHITETHRASH.  They have some exciting things coming up, be on the lookout. We talked about their new record, being featured on a Combat Records compilation, guitars, record and....dick tattoos.

Colin, James, and Jose stopped by. We talked about music, art, and homemade wine. Great people, great band.

Hiatus over. What better way to relaunch than to have the original guest? Danger Dave and the Stolen Stitches return. Things get deep!

Ian Hill AKA The Jack of Spades came over to discuss his last year's release "Locomotion", upcoming shows, and his work with The Hills and The Rivers.

Met up with punk/ska newcomers No Person to talk about punk rock, their EP and upcoming tour and my undying love for Blink 182. PBR's were had. It was a good time.

I visited the practice space of FFC to discuss upcoming shows, Back To The Future, John Mayer and much more!