Podcast appearances and mentions of tyler plazio

We discover why you should always pay & tip your contractors! In an effort to more positive, we've decided to stop throwing shade, and start throwing cheese! How do you think The Weather Girls will feel about this newest rain tax? All that and more on this week's episode of Another Wasted Hour! Tyler Plazio is celebrating the release of his new EP, "Nervous Feelings", with a concert at Epicure Cafe in Fairfax, VA on Friday, March 22nd.  For more info and music, visit http://www.TylerPlazio.com  

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys sit down with comedian and podcaster extraordinaire Jeff May to discuss the most notorious baseball card of all time: Billy Ripken's "F*ck Face" card. In 1989, Fleer released a baseball card depicting Baltimore Oriole Billy Ripken holding a bat with the words "F*ck Face" written on the knob. This episode covers the scandal and the fall out in the baseball card market. Was "F*ck Face" an inside job? All will be revealed in the hilarious episode. Follow Jeff @HeyThereJeffro.  Song of the week is "Everybody Loves U When Ur Dead" by Tyler Plazio.  Follow the show @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly  Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy  Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod This episode is brought to you by 'Mastering the Art of Wench Cooking', the new book from the Mystic Order of East Alabama Fiction Writers, available now on Amazon. Write us a review on iTunes and the funniest review will win a signed copy of the book and a Goods from the Woods t-shirt. Buy the book here: https://goo.gl/UkwfWQ

Musician Tyler Plazio () joins Bill and Brian to discuss Blink-182's seminal pop-punk album Enema of the State (1999, MCA). Check out this week's sponsor, !

In this episode, Pat and Rivers are joined by special guest host Joe Raines and special guest comedian and history professor, Dr. Benjamin Sawyer! This episode is all about the weirdos of academia, historically bad ideas (mostly 18th and 19th century submarines), and the FASCINATING untold history of Memphis wrestling and the Harlem Globetrotters. Plus! We hear a new voicemail from Mr. Goodnight on the road. This episode rules and we're stoked for you to hear it. Follow Dr. Ben on all social media @SawyerComedy!  Song of the week is "What a Joke!" by Tyler Plazio.  You can follow us on Twitter: @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly  Joe Raines is @JoeMFRaines Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

After his honorable discharge, former suburban soldier Tyler Plazio joins us in studio with the world premiere of the track "What a Joke!" from his brand new EP "Memories".  Also this week: We jump on the latest countrywide bandwagon to seek corporate sponsorship, so set your sex robots to passive aggressive mode. Tyler Plazio will be throwing his CD release party at Jammin' Java in Vienna, VA on Saturday, July 14th.  For more information visit http://www.tylerplazio.com

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys run down WIkipedia's list of the supposed "Worst Albums of All Time". How bad could these really be? Well, as it turns out, they're pretty bad but also HILARIOUS. This episode will delve into albums such as GNR's long-awaited flop 'Chinese Democracy', Billy Joel's prog rock band "Attila", and the HORRIBLE Lou Reed and Metallica collaboration! We are very proud of this episode and we just know you're gonna dig it! Song of the week this week is "After Prom" by Tyler Plazio off his new EP 'Memories' which will available now! Follow the show @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly  Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy  Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at: http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

Soldiers of Suburbia frontman Tyler Plazio, who is not sad, joins us in studio and ruins everything.  We have the world premiere-ish of “Runaway Train” from their first and last album “Depressed Stormtrooper”.  Also this week: There is still a tambourine to break We make bubbles with dead bodies And a shed is never looking back Soldiers of Suburbia will be releasing their album at their final show on Friday, January 26th at Jammin’ Java in Vienna, VA.  Visit www.soldiersofsuburbiaband.com for more information.

It's Bonus Song Thursday! And Bill is joined by special guest, musician and songwriter Tyler Plazio (soldiersofsuburbiaband.com), as we get really tangential to discuss that time that Billy Corgan teamed up with David Bowie to perform "All the Young Dudes" at Madison Square Garden. We end up with our longest BST yet as we talk about the importance of going to college, the best age and era to listen to the Smashing Pumpkins, vinyl vs. Spotify, How Tyler got into Bowie, the Mott the Hoople version of the song, how awful Warped Tour is nowadays, how Bill missed out on seeing Green Day in a small venue, how Tyler got to live that dream, Soldiers of Suburbia's new EP Eating Cigarettes, the stigma of "creative differences," a listener email about punk music being almost completely informed by its fans, how that relates to rap, and the unlikely revival of guitar music.

It's Bonus Song Thursday! And Bill stops in for a short episode to explain that we had some technical difficulties and lost the episode we actually recorded for this. :( But Bill makes sure to fill you in on the tragic love story that made this Brian's favorite Love song, the results of our informal poll about Wilco's "Via Chicago," and a little bit of promo. Make sure to go support former guest of the podcast Tyler Plazio and his band Soldiers of Suburbia by donating to their Indie GoGo campaign! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-debut-soldiers-of-suburbia-ep-music-rock#/

Bill and Brian are joined by musician/singer-songwriter Tyler Plazio from Soldiers of Suburbia (soldiersofsuburbiaband.com) to talk about Nirvana's In Utero (1993, DGC). A couple years after the enormous success of their major label debut, Nevermind, the band and frontman Kurt Cobain felt pressure to craft a worthy follow up that also represented their artistic vision. They hired producer Steve Albini, kept recording time to a minimum, and attempted to maintain their punk ideals with a noisy and concise album. Tyler talks about discovering the band as a young guitar player after a bandmate told him to cover "Smells Like Teen Spirit." He also reveals how In Utero was a bit of a grower for him but is now one of his favorite albums. Bill, Brian, and Tryle also discuss Krist Novoselic's vision for the album, Dave Grohl's awesome drumming, Cobain's views on gender, and much more as we make our way through the album track by track!