Pat, Mike, Christy, David, Murray, Kyle and musical guest Heather Stewart pay tribute to the music and legacy of David Bowie. This show was recorded LIVE at the Improv Lab in Hollywood, California.
Some people have everything and some people have nothing so this week Pat and Co-Host Mike Siegel will give you something by playing songs with those 2 words in the title. Kyle Dodson produces!
Pat and Guest Co-Host Geoff Tate dig deep into their iTunes libraries to play their favorite officially released "Live Tracks." This show is guaranteed to be a 10 out of 10 and yes they will play some Tom Petty!
The often discussed but seldom purchased premium episode is now available for FREE! To everyone who purchased it I thank you deeply for your support of our show. For those who didn't purchase it enjoy an early holiday gift you cheapskates!
The "Rock Solid Dictionary" describes a "two hit blunder" as a song that charted very low or failed to chart at all after the initial success of a band's 1st big hit! Pat, Mike and Kyle will now play some of those blunders!
Pat's getting odd and Murray's getting even as these two grown men are about to count to 20! Tony Thaxton sits in as guest Producer to make sure everything runs by the numbers.
It's time to turn down the lights, carve some pumpkins and load your belly with fun size treats as Pat, Mike and Kyle celebrate Halloween by playing their favorite Spooky Tunes!
Murray said, "Can we record an episode with question songs? Pat's answer was "Yes" and then Kyle agreed to produce! So the question is... Do you want to hear this episode?
No CDs, no mp3s, no wav files not even a computer because this week Pat and Co-Host Christy Stratton are playing nothing but good old-fashioned records. So sit back and get ready to enjoy pops, crackles, skips and hopefully some laughs because it's time to hear the warmth of vinyl.
Music podcasts collide as Pat welcomes Jim Lenahan from the "Dad Rock" podcast to sit in the Co-Host chair as they play their favorite songs that kick off Side 2 of an LP.
