10/10 You're Great

Maypril continues this week with our most May album yet: Mayty-3. We all know that's a stretch but if you though we were going to come up with a theme and then not immediately run out of ideas for it, IDK what podcast you've been listening through but taint this'un. Also up for discussion: One of the lads buys a large, antique, hammered bronze plate depicting a tavern scene (real), RFK is called out in a very bubbly BevCheck, and a very thorough recap of an episode of The Rehearsal as this becomes some sort of TV pod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the adult podcaster boys children lads go tropical with a very mature evening event-- Alfred Hitchcock (tm) Presents: Island Living (or Avery Island and How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Song Against Sexed the Bomb).Also up for discussion: a dissertation on gnomes and gnomelike behaviors, Joe Biden should've been in Finding Nemo, What is Scat? and we rate everything on a scale of Woke to DEI. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Folks (and Yolks) we are joined by a man who has a lot of beef but who wants to talk egg in this week's eggpisode. Also up for discussion-slash-Other types of egg novels include: "The Cloaca, How is it for All Bird Genders?" and "Consider the Birdster" and also including such hits as "Why Do Cooking Websites Tell Me Different Times to Hardboil an Egg? And Other True Questions From Patriots." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Folx-- we've heard the cries from our mother's daughters and done an album by old sexy blue eyes (use google AI and it will confirm that he has blue eyes, famously) John Mayer. Our podcast is a wonderland is a thing I would say if I was a hack, which is why I bravely did not. Also up for discussion: When in the World is Carmen Thanksgivingo, no one on earth can eat American foods because they aren't safe to consume, and is this 98 degrees because its a wall a Mountain Goat could stand on. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first rule of Mafia Club is: Leave the Wow, take the Zownnoli - Marlon "Joe" Brandon. This week we follow his advice up a set of spiral stairs and into milkmouse castle as we discuss what must legally be the climax of this sentence: an album called Wowee Zowee by Pavement. Also up for discussion: hot bevs can't melt steel beams as we become an edgy post woke leftist centrist right wing podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Folks we've done it once again: we have radiated so much electric hotness that we had to go folk with Damien Jurado's The Horizon Just Laughed. I'd say this was our Bob Dylan's going electric moment but in reverse but in fact we remain the Bobs of Never Shutting Up.Speaking of speaking we speak with Rapt AKA Jacob Ware about this album and we also listen to his music and nod sagely and weep. Big thank you to him for putting up with our yank antics. Also John Cougar Mellencamp is discussed for unknowable reasons. When a musician's genre is labeled "heartland rock" on Wikipedia we should not be bothering Europeans about that, keep that under lock and key.Please enjoy Rapt anywhere music is found: http://linktr.ee/jacobwrapt Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Well we've done it: we've run out of albums we love. Just KIDDING we only ran out of talent and time to do a regular episode isnt that much better? So this week we do a little riffing about our trip to Japan, house rebuilding woes, and a triple intercontinental bevcheck. Plus since Chris didn't go to Japan he went to like 18 shows. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This WEEK - or some weeks ago as we are currently going international mode (Lucas in Seoul. Charlie home sick. Chris.) - the boys are joined by two guests for a total of five people shoutcasting about the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' (correct apostrophe use) second record, Show Yr Bones. That's how the cool kids do yr, catch up to the times.Also up for discussion: a Reno reminisce, Show Your Bones more like Shows Are Gown (too, in a very special showtime) and Julian is in TWO BANDS thats more than all of us combined. Also there are five of us, so formally the band is know known as the Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week the boys* decidedly did not Stay Home!! (they are in Tokyo) so we're airing a pre-recorded episode** about punk music. It is hard to say more from Tokyo each time I type something good it gets caught in the intercontinental wires, an excuse that I'm sure is true. Fortunately our guest Evan is much better at explaining things so I will leave him to it.*Chris did Stay Home!!**We recorded it two days earlier than normalAlso up for discussion: A Reno reminiscence (Renominiscence for short), Brazilian shoegaze is unearthed, Egg punk drama(?), and an oral history of what it's like to work at Pitchfork and piss off Flying Lotus.The Guest: Evan Minsker of see-saw. After a twelve-year run at Pitchfork, Evan started his own punk rock publication where you can find in-depth pieces, interviews, lists, you know all the stuff. He also co-hosts Punk This Week with our friend Nina Corcoran where they discuss snacks and six cool new punk records every week. He's got a boppin' Discord channel and a bunch of cool projects and events in the pipeline. Evan's on Bluesky and Instagram and probably other places too but that's what his website is for.The Album: Hank Wood and the Hammerheads - Stay Home!! (2014)You can find Evan's oral history of the album hereNew Discoveries: Cult Crime - Self-Titled, terraplana - naturalShowtime: Yuasa-ExideCall the Hot Hotline at 360-559-2371Find Chris on Bluesky, Instagram, and I think other places@ChrisFavata Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week-- We represent o sweet Paris with the Frenchest album yet -- France's the Mute. Sorry that doesn't really work but the idea there was that I typed this whole thing and almost posted it spelled "Francis the Mute" which is a better title, simple as. Frances is like the lady Francis right? Or is Francis not a name? We delve into that and it makes about as much sense as the rest of the lyrics on this album.Also up for discussion: anise is a Foreign Flavour, 3 albums from 3 decades get 3 seconds of recognition from 3 guys (Interstella 3333), and much more I presume. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight: Someone is going to bleed and dribble trails in the snow for this very special 1-year anniversary episode of the seminal (note to self, google "seminal" to make sure it's not the other thing) episode of 10/10 You Are Great! For this very specialsode join us as we explore Jeff Rosenstock's classic record WORRY. and also worry about our lives, our futures, our pasts and Katy's Perry's future as an astronaut.And as always, 9 times out of 10 we'll be posting for you.POST-ing for you.Ska Dream.The Album: Jeff Rosenstock - Worry (2016)Album Anniversary: Jeff Rosenstock - We Cool? (2015). Read Chris' retrospective piece here.New Discoveries: Frog - 1000 Variations on the Same Song, Saorise Dream - Saorise Dream Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The scions' list of metals includes bronze, steel, platinum, iron, and wine, in case you need to learn more periodic elements and genres of music I cant describe in a podcast summary text. And another thing, this was an episode-- we all live on the crust of earth but imagine what its like to be on the crust of punk (David can elaborate) with Morbid Angel's Altars of Madness (that's multiple altars for those of you who seek multiple divine blessings).Also up for discussion: Yo La Tengo, Yea La Tengo or Nay Lay Tengo? And also: Other topics you'd have to believe.The Album: Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness (1989)The Guest: David Anthony of Former Clarity. David has bylines on many sites including an extended stint at the AV Club. He's a veritable encyclopedia of all things punk, metal and hardcore. New Discoveries: Headsplitters - Curse of Life, rugh - RugShowtime: Oolong, Aren't We Amphibians, Floral Tattoo, Worst Party Ever // Gouge Away, Gumm // Pile Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On a Very Special Episode of TTYG (or 11YG, for the Roman numeral enjoyers out there who think you can abbreviate 0s), these Three Wise Men journey to a place very much like Jerusalem: New Orleans, Louisiana. Album time haters rejoice as we regale you with tales of storm boot snoots, daiquiri attackquery, jambalaya jamming and perhaps even some voicemails.Also up for discussion: How To Remix an Album, 69 love songs to sing to your child if they need to nap, and much more on America's first bicoastal all-Obamas podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy Valentine's Day, lovebirds! I think I speak for all of us when I say "we're in labor with love."As luck would have it, the pod is pregnant with fraternal twins tonight (this week), and in just 133 minutes your trusted co-hosts will deliver both with no epidural. Join us as Matty, friend of the pod and host of the Indieheads podcast, guides us through two Joyce Manor bangers: "Never Hungover Again" and "Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired." Plus, slurp up your ears for the world's first bi-coastal BevChek™ then prepare to hear about chodes.Also on the docket: A pair of album anniversaries raises some hackles, Sir Paul (you know the one) takes Manhattan, and Kendrick gets another victory lap.The Albums: Joyce Manor - Never Hungover Again (2014) and Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired (2012)The Guest: Matty Monroe, moderator of r/indieheads and founder & host of the Indieheads Podcast. Famous for his one Pitchfork review. You can find him @MonrovianPrince on all the apps. You can find Chris @ChrisFavata on most social media platforms You can call the boys at the hot hotline (360) 559-2371 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight this, week, et al: Someone must coin the term 'damp acoustics' to describe what Beach House is doing because its both "Beach" and "music" and if you're looking for analysis deeper than that, carry on brave traveler.Also up for discussion: a friend of the pod earns a grammy for a tactical strike on Drake from orbit, BevCheck goes Bevnanas, and oh also we have a guest who outshines us all and can actually do what we do but well.. it's nbd.The Album: Beach House - Bloom (2012)The Guest: Jasmine Albertson, formerly a blog writer and podcaster at Seattle's own KEXP! What's she up to now? None of yr bizness. You can find her work on the KEXP site. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Charlie took the week off because he's got a new squeeze (not juice if you nah mean). So we have enlisted - all the way from Athens, Georgia - Gavin from the hot new-ish band Noise Beneath the Floor.This episode is a two-fer. You get two 10/10's as we hear some clips from Noise Beneath's 2024 release What if I'm Always Gonna Be This Way? causing some deep existentialism. We also talk shop with Gavin and the genesis of their band and the pains of being pure at art.THEN we talk The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die's 2014 classic Harmlessness. More existentialism ensues!PLUS Chris gets some reinforcement from our guest regarding the Franz Ferdinand debate.The Guest - Gavin McIntire. Discover the music of Noise Beneath the Floor here. Find them on social media @noisebeneath.The Album - The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die - Harmlessness (2014) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight THIS WEEK Tonight, pretend we used the two photos of Chris to replicate the iconic cover of Tears for Fears' classic sophomore record, Songs from the Big Chair. I could easily have done that but instead I'm using this photo of the new neon from our studio in memorium, whose death you will hear roughly 50 minutes into the episode.We hardly knew ye. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There's only one great Trump album and this is it.* Thats why we did it. You're mad, we're mad, we're all mad. Welcome to 2025, another year that never stops happening until the climate disaster gets us. But the basslines on this one are good!We also talk British Invasion - and not the good kind! We are talking Robbie Williams. And yes we know Harry Styles is not American - but he might as well be because he's actually a star.Also up for discussion: malort relitigation hour, Franz Ferdinand the one-hit wonder, some albums turn all sorts of ways (ages) and certainly something else happens too.* Obviously POST- by Jeff Rosenstock is another but it's not as intriguing if you say “one of the Trump albums.”The Album: Parquet Courts - Wide Awake (2018)https://music.apple.com/us/album/wide-awake/1342585603https://open.spotify.com/album/6NTaxSEZsDR5RlGyBzKNmZAlbum Anniversary: Viet Cong (now Preoccupations) - Viet Cong (10 years)https://music.apple.com/us/album/viet-cong/927436612https://open.spotify.com/album/4PwcSxLNXfiKzlCaOh6u5hAlbum Anniversary: The Sidekicks - Runners in the Nerved World (10 years)https://music.apple.com/us/album/runners-in-the-nerved-world/1485061130https://open.spotify.com/album/2lzS0Mb1A7ndVfiY5TgTmVAlbum Anniversary: Bjork - Vulnicura (10 years)https://music.apple.com/us/album/vulnicura/960042103https://open.spotify.com/album/1ttnHZ0HVGMSMTJdZZ7kYKAn Entirely New Discovery: Dummy - Free Energy (2024)https://music.apple.com/us/album/free-energy/1746314742https://open.spotify.com/album/65xYYnCJh3cuM2OWFlKrN3An Entirely New Discovery: Lambrini Girls - Who Let the Dogs Out (2025)https://music.apple.com/us/album/who-let-the-dogs-out/1771841531https://open.spotify.com/album/4GzF4Yg3GSkKi4hAzmjBKV--If you want to reach out to the boys to share feedback, ideas, stories, ask questions, et cetera, et cetera, email us at 1010youregreat@gmail.com or call the Hot Hotline 360-559-2371.You can also find Chris @ChrisFavata on most social media platforms. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the first True New Ep of 202X, we interview the first man on the pod who has ever been to Buffalo, New York (Chris famously has never been) Murty, about his experiences moving from Beautiful Buff to Illinois Enuf. Also the beautiful album by Sufjan (we are on a first name basis) that kind of shares the name with the state if you ignore the album art and most listings, which do misspell it. I tell people I'm from Warshington doing a Goofy voice, so I get it. Also up for discussion: The computer legitimately almost crashed rendering the 3D text that says "W/ MURTY" so we must launch a patreon, a candle from down south is smelled up north and to the west of where it ought, and Murty is shouted over so apologies to him we're so sorry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this new years hallows eve we, them boys, do the hottest and most economical way of ringing in the new year-- by passing the burden of content on to you, the listener. That's right-- those brave souls who called us at 360-55-WADS1 are the hosts of tonight's this week's tonight's show and we are your humble guests.Also up for discussion: Slander is accurately diagnosed, a former host pops in for two dramatic (and take note hosts, concise) showtimes, and Chris vamps about ice for a solid 10 minutes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight (this week, et all) is a night to dismember, so we three folks fair discuss the most important album about turning 27 that ever once was wrote: Emergency & I. We do not determine if they are called Dismemberment Plan or The Dismemberment Plan, so don't be thinking about that.Also up for discussion: Albums turn a certain age and Chris does too. Similar Alley, Different Rats life. We also drink a holiday bev and also also (oso oso): it is the last episode of 2024 we are taking a break-- Genuinely thank you for listening. I can't believe you did but I'm so glad it happened. Tell us your new years resolution at 360-55WADS1. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight THIS YEAR Tonight -- the boys look back at the year of 2024. And yes, the year is not yet over at the time of this posting, but one of the hosts got sick and has a tummyache and is being very brave about it but couldn't record a regular episode so we had to bump this one up two weeks. Godspeed You! Brave Angel on your recovery. Also up for discussion: films and games of 2024. Its not really our wheelhouse but we do hit on that. Sorry and you're welcome. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we decide that themes are dumb and so are we so we go back to a classic record with Build To Spill (the true BTS of the thinking ancient being) classic record, Keep It like a Secret. In my case that means keep it and accidentally reveal it to everyone, humiliating those who trusted you. More importantly for discussion: We have added a new voicemail tip line at (360) 559-2371. Tell us you adore us or despise us! Correct our mistakes or nod sagely into the microphone when we are correct (we count all silent calls as this). Be a part of your favorite-ish show! To remember the number, Lucas provided this handy guide/poem:that's (360) like brat55 like the speed i just can't driveWADS like cum or cashand 1 like the Beatles best album. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen folks: Sometimes life comes at you fast (holidays) and you have to bite the bullet (turkey) with your family. On those sacred occasions, we have to do a list because its easy and timeless and Chris wont let us do my idea of us ranking all the Bring it On Movies (THERE ARE 6) so instead we did a list. Listing the cheer movies would also be a list but this plea falls on deaf ears and dry eyes.Also up for discussion: When Lucas said anabolic he meant anaerobic, and the adult male children learn a lot about complex carbs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the Emovember Finale Extravaganza your three humble insanely hot modest hosts talk the most recent album they've done yet: Home is Where's 2023 masterpiece, The Whaler. If you haven't heard it, it's a recursive nightmare where every day is just like 9/11. It's fun!Also up for discussion: Kendrick shadowdrops a new record, Martha Stewart is a huge fan of Godspeed!, and what on earth could horse lubricant possibly be used for in a society that has discovered the automobile. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the third week of Emovember, my true love gave to me-- one BevCheck brewing, two singers feuding and a Chris who cannot let things be. Also up for discussion: LOTS of toilet talk. We do not normally engage in such speak as we are a clean, professional, toddler-friendly podcast but this one got a little nasty and I would like to apologize on our behalf about that. Not NASTY nasty but you know, I just don't like talking toilet stuff I don't like thinking about it. When I see someone go into a toilet I assume the are not doing anything in there and then they just come out not having completed any kind of activities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thank he above and below because this week the three lads did an episode that is shorter than a Star War. Suck it Kit Fisto!Also up for discussion: Puberties 0-2, Young Thug goes free thanks in large part to our small-following podcast, and the Smiths are a comedy music group. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

THIS WEEK: It's a thanksgiving miracle because album time is actually good? Too bad its like 3 hours into the podcast when we get there but hey that's content, baby it just goes on forever. It's like heaven-- infinite in each direction but its all just clouds. Also the album we talk about is Braid's 1998 classic, Frame & Canvas. Also the month is emo themed, it's a whole thing.Also also also up for discussion: A breaded chicken becomes newly single, Lucas visits the Yukon(?) and the boys consider pivoting to a food and or bible themed podcast instead of whatever this has become. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the final and for real LAST WEEK OF HALLOWEEN TIMES we did the ultimate spooky guy thing and talked about John Carpenter and his music forever. We did not talk about Fear 3 because its a huge stinker and this is an anti-gamer podcast, but do not play it.Also up for discussion: Everyone can do a voice but Charlie, a very tea-sty BevCheck, and lots of albums celebrate their birthdays which happens every week but hey, it also happens this one. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TONIGHT THIS WEEK TONIGHT -- The boys do Yet Another Memorable Episode where they talk the Kings (of Queens) of Rock (and Stone). These dudes invented hitting a rock against a twig to start a fire and you have to respect that because it led to our very cool current climate situation.Also up for discussion: Chris' nightmares come true (wet edition) and a Chilean man hugs Charlie and later informs him he was in the band Queens of the Stone Age which complicates the episode. Pouring one out to Chris-- but in the house and making it soggier. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

UH OH AUTUMN! Someone who we wont name (Christopher Redacted) could not make the session this week so hell has frozen over and we have pulled one from the vault. Luckily it's an episode with our delightful hoodrat friend Brian, who walks us through his lifelong love affair with the world's best bar rock band: The Hold Steady.Also up for discussion: Various cities in California are named in what might be generously described as Alphabetical Order, and the boys (and girls in America) play a knock-off choose your own adventure set inside the Hold Steadiverse. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's that famous month: the one with Halloween in it. If you can find a name that doesn't include spooky (too obvious), haunted (ghosts are likely fake) or spoopy (the Hague awaits you) than we would love to hear it. Anyways the album is Pretty Hate Machine and per Lucas, we Pretty Much Hate Mixing Chris (who is too quiet and therefore we demand you pretend he is a ghost, haunting this episode.)Also up for the afterlife is: Caribou's secret hit turns years old, and Chris goes absolutely nutmode w/r/t list documentation. If I was a paper demon I'd bury him in it in an ironic punishment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chris absolutely should have been forced to write this as the thinking man simply cannot be thinking of Centipede Hz, Animal Collective's follow-up to Merriweather Post Pavilion. I am contacting the dictionary pavilion should be spelled with two Ls, that's crazy.Also up for discussion: TayTay enters another fraught celebrity deathmatch, Katy Perry's album gets rave reviews, and the concept of Evil turns 20. Its all so good it hz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week one of the hosts is totally absent and you have to assume it only made the pod better as the twost remaining lads discuss the Antler's underrated Burst Apart. Woe be to the man who has to follow up Hospice and yet here we are. Also up for discussion: the P in P Diddy is for prison (sorry for making light of horrendous crimes) and the P in for Katy P is for Perry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TONIGHT THIS WEEK TONIGHT: We have another hot guest, Brian, and he is willing to stretch the limits of Sequel September to include side projects (the sequels of the heart) for a discussion of everything Bon Iver except the albums he did under that name.Also up for discussion: The song of the summer must be decided by the Supreme Court who must be dismantled, four lads enter the Shouting Over Each Other Nation, and Mr. Monkey Wrench's wrench is speculated upon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Its Sequel September and you know what that means-- or at least I hope you know what that means because it's difficult to explain and we haven't really nailed it down yet. Regardless, we kick it off with a totally apropos choice, Wolf Parade's second (sequel) album, At Mount Zoomer. Also up for zooming: Lana Del Ray loves some sort of gator-blooded hoodlum and we unpack the drama amidst the lies, and Chris sees a certain musician upwards of 6 times in NYC. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

NEWSFLASH: It turns out all we needed to make this music podcast work was to have someone who could talk about music on it-- we cannot normally do that but luckily we had a blessed savior this week with our wonderful guest Leanne [OTHER IDENTIFYING INFORMATION REDACTED] as we discuss her comfort food album: The Life Pursuit by Belle and Sebastian. No spoilers but we three lads were not prepared for this choice and we are sorry that she's so much better than us at this. Also up for discussion: A chat about James Blunt, which is beautiful (it's true) and also this does count about food fight and I'll believe that until there's a new gospel that says it ain't. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TONIGHT THIS WEEK TONIGHT we take a somber moment to apologize to you, the listener: we got too lost in the sauce at the zoo and could not keep this episode on the rails as we discuss J Dilla's classic record, Donuts. Also up for discussion: Getting slurped at the Zoo, Ke$ha and Pitbull must remain friends or I will commit atrocities, and the corniest movie that captured our exact demographic and style turns a certain age. Guess what it is and suffer! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hot August Bites continues with what is likely the least hot food there is: salad. Ice cream is not a food that's a desert. Anyways for this enterprising entre we three lads explore Mac DeMarco's 2014 slacksterpiece, Salad Days. Per Wikipedia Mac calls his genre "jizz jazz" which we do not say on the pod or ever again I am buying the flashing thing from Men In Black. Also up for discussion: We mark 20 years since the most famous toilet/bridge disaster, pants cannot be bought in Joe Brandon's America, and Doug the cartoon forces us to make an offensive jingle. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hot August Bites continues with what will almost certainly prove to be the only album Chris had never heard before! That's right, its the sensation among 16 year old boys who were 6 when it came out for some reason: Fashion Nugget by Cake. I give my nuggets fashion by swabbing them in atomic sauce, if you're wondering.Also up for discussion: The boys hit T-Mobile park for the express purpose of eating two squares, and Christopher does what he loves to does-- see a show the other two were just too tired to bother with. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's 10/10 You're Great we talk hot cakes, hoe cakes, and the inevitable downfall of late stage capitalism (unrelated) by exploring MF DOOM's chompular snacktastrophe MM..FOOD. PR agencies please hire me I can invent embarrassing words.Also up for discussion: A double BevCheck which comes with a hint of ketchup-smelling romance, Fred Durst promotes a limp dipshit (Drake) and oh yeah, the boys drive to ZooTown USA (CC: Montana) to do a thing they have done a fortnight of times for a Mason/Dixon themed venture out west slash showtime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The photo used for this week's album is just one I fished out of a box while cleaning someone's house, showing a grandpa looking forlornly at an astronaut. Unlike the ones with VK our cat or Chris with the cookies, there is no inside joke here, it just is what it is-- and the same can be said of tonight's album Celebration Rock. It is Celebration Rock.Also rock for celebration: Katy Perry is banned from the Khive, Joyce Manor is unanimously voted to rule, and Chris' ladder, where art thou? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This weeks episode answers the age old question: What if Alvin and the Chipmunks jammed hard and loud? Turns out the answer is Spiderman of the Rings but the second answer would've been Bromst, Dan Deacon's less-chipmunky (Theodore has gone solo) but still pretty jamming second album. Why were there like three lady chipmunks did they ever explain that? That was really weird I didn't like it. Also up for discussion: a slurp from down south, Katy Perry's pop bubble has burst (word is she's changing her name to Katherine), and We Now Have Bisexual Lighting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a nation called Condiment Country a very special album is moving and grooving and its name is Emperor Tomato Ketchup (it's a monarchy). In this week's episode we discuss the divine right of kings and also whether or not the album by Stereolab is a jam which it is-- and it had better be because I'm hearing they made it in a lab for stereos. Also up for discussion: Hot dogs, bananas and beverages as we slowly morph into a food review podcast that bizarrely ends with a music segment. TONIGHT Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TONIGHT THIS WEEK TONIGHT -- We return to Return to Cookie Mountain mountain on what is (it turns out) its 18th birthday. After this we're sending you off to die in a war, son!Also up for discussion: a Red Bev Redemption, Beck's folk masterpiece enters middle age, and a TTYG legend has passed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The prequel returns for the first time to right the wrongs of the future present past. We recorded this episode some time back in case we had a week where we couldn't meet up and then Lucas' mouth exploded, Chris went on a long family vacation and Charlie puttered around and took a nap since that's his two friends accounted for. In this episode we reveal why we named these bonus episodes such a stupid name, and also we name 10 concerts we went to that we enjoyed. Please enjoy as it MAY PERHAPS BE OF INTEREST WE HOPE. PS please do not tell Sega about the image art, I've heard the hedgehog is litigious. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chris is getting frustrated that we are not superfamous yet so he insisted we do the obvious thing and cover an album that no one has ever heard of. Good thing the album he chose is saucy and bossy and sounds 100% exactly like Bee Thousand by Guided by Voices and also exactly like Who Could It Be Now if that was written by Sting or some other non Australian. Note to self: google if Sting from Australia.Also up for discussion: One of us admits to things that would never hold up in a court of law so don't even try it, Drake buys a velveteen car, and a double BevCheck to whet yr whistle. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we do not talk about what Kanye has been up to lately. I know that's morally irresponsible because inaction in the face of hatred is complicity but also: we didn't want to do it! It's bad to do Nazi stuff, sorry but you already knew that. That damning preamble aside, this is a good album so we enjoyed talking about it. The episode is kind of a grower because Chris woke us up from crucial naptime to record so we're a little sleepy off the top, but it does get there!Also up for discussion: Hunter Biden gets the aux cable during a lapdance, the bong ripped 'round the world, and a truly terrible BevCheck Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The future of content is reacting to content and boy are we content to do that! Some magazine released a list of the 300 greatest albums and its wrong by virtue of not being written by us, three guys who combined recognize upwards of 10 albums. Spoiler alert: Astrolounge is NOT represented.Also in this episode: we get a new BevCheck and BevCheck theme (!), and Drake dives into an embarrassing situation the way the Assassin's Creed guys dive into hay bales (eagerly and with an eagle noise). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We didn't stop posting, to everyone's regret. Yes, for this very special episode we posted on a Friday, which we will also be doing perfectly forever from now on. Also hey, we talk about LCD Soundsystem's self-titled debut LCD Soundsystem. That's the name of the band! Also also we saw them live and enjoyed it! Wow!Also up for discussion: We make expensive real estate moves, and an exceedingly thorough review of the Apple Top 100. Sorry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Go! Team's criminally underrated (and criminally produced) debut album Thunder, Lightning, Strike. For like five years I could have sworn it was called Tiger, Lightning, Strike because of the Tiger on the cover. To never make that error again I've replaced the tiger with our horrible baby, Violet. Also found in this episode: Music is ranked by someone who is not us and therefore they mess it all up, we receive a crucial bit of nipple news, and stick around for an incomprehensible game-slash-prophetic-vision. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.