44 Minutes

This week, we discuss the odd and wonderful "Patrick Gleeson's Star Wars" and how it compares to the original Star Wars theatrical score. To quote the cover album itself, this record contains "Selections from the film performed on the world's most advanced synthesizer."

We discuss the merits of disco, why Daft Punk is awesome, take jabs at American Idol, and try to dissect what still makes this catchy John Travolta single kinda not all that great. Regardless, we danced to absolutely all of the music in this episode.

Jus' the two of us hangin' out at some too late hour back in September, having a good time, being bros and stuff. Check it out!

In today's episode, Kevin and Dan try their best to understand some jokes! Enjoy our discussion on this live album by Irish comedian and singer Brendan Grace.

Do ya like Dixieland jazz? Ya like Sweden? Then this is the episode for you! This week, Kevin and Dan discuss this record by the late Swedish jazz performer and schoolteacher, Jack Lidstrom. Dig it, and see ya on the flip side!

Well, would ya look at that, it's our first podcast only record show! In this week's episode, we discuss the Switched-On Bach and Bacharach records that were brought to us by none other than Greg Wilmot of On Tour Now! We would like to thank Greg for joining us on this episode, and we hope all of you enjoy the show. And make sure to check out Greg's YouTube channel On Tour Now!

Hi everyone! Just another episode of us hangin' around, doin' stuff an' things, bein' dudes. Note: In the intro of this episode, time has been taken to reflect on the events that occurred in Orlando over the weekend. While it may clash with the tone of the episode, we felt that it was important to acknowledge the loss of life that has occurred out of respect.

This week, we discuss a fascinating Rock & Roll history record! Shout out to Port of Sound Record Shoppe in Costa Mesa, where Kevin picked up this record (And Humba Humba a Gogo). Check them out on twitter @PortOfSoundOC Dig it y'all.

No record review for this week, just the two of us hanging out and catching up with each other! Dig it!

James Last. This episode is about a record by James Last. This episode...was short. But it also may be our best yet.

This week, we talk about the incredible Danny Kaye! And we get incredibly distracted!

Hi everybody! On today's episode, we listen to and discuss a recording of the Kol Nidre by famed Cantor Moishe Oysher! This is another dense one folks, so strap in and dig it.

This week, we discuss dirty comedy legend Rusty Warren!

Ready for some dense political discussion about the Watergate scandal? Of course you are! That's why you listen to a record review show, right? This week, we discuss the recorded testimony of John W. Dean III.

The coolest piece of physical media that we've reviewed so far! This week, we respond to and review a record by Monty Python that was a real game changer for comedy fans. Dig it!

John Wayne made a record to praise America and restore his public image. The title track may have become and odd mainstay of American television for a little while there, but mostly we think it doesn't make up for it/makes it kinda worse.

This week, our guest Greg brings us a record with some Hobbits in it! With the modern success of the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit movies, here is a look back at how it all began.

This week, we discuss the complicated criminal circumstances surrounding Roulette Records, who released the album we listened to: Music to Stop Smoking By. Could we have talked more about the record itself? Sure, but why talk about any of that when you can talk about the mob?