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 Records Revisited  The hosts of Records Revisited, Ben and Wayne, discuss great records and musicians, countdown their copious amounts of Top 10 lists, and ask the important questions like "What rock t-shirt are you wearing?"https://linktr.ee/recordsrevisitedQuestions? Comments? recordsrevisitedpodcast@gmail.com

Episode 366: Lucero’s “1372 Overton Drive” with Matt Woods, Seth Gill & Jason Earle

While Wayne is away, I get to discuss some Lucero with Patreon Revisitor Seth Gill, Repeat Revisitor Jason Earle (of the Marinade Podcast) and first timer musician Matt Woods. Man...we have a blast on this episode. Jason's theory of breaking down Ben Nichols tunes into different categories turns into a super fun exercise. I'm not gonna spoil the fun of what the categories are called.Check out Lucero at: https://luceromusic.com/Check out Matt Woods at: https://therealmattwoods.com/homeCheck out T

Feb 21, • 1:59:09

Episode 365 - Interview with Jerry Hey

Maybe the name Jerry Hey doesn't ring any bells for you. But, you've been listening to songs that Jerry has played his trumpet on or has arranged for probably your entire life. He became one of Quincy Jones' main studio guys. He arranged strings on "Billie Jean," played on Brothers Johnson and Earth Wind & Fire and George Benson albums, that's him on Dolly's "9 to 5," and he's been on a ton of TV and movie soundtracks (yep, that's him on the CHiPs theme song). And, since I'm reengineering the "S

Jan 31, • 1:05:54

Episode 364: The English Beat’s “Special Beat Service” with Marc Wasserman

The guys are joined by Marc Wasserman who wrote the book “Soul Salvation: A Gen X Love Letter to The English Beat” to discuss (of course) “Special Beat Service” from The English Beat. Plenty of other discussion including Two Tone, FYC and General Public, John Hughes, American TV’s influence for one song, accordion, and what in the world is “Ackee 1 2 3?”Check out Marc at: https://www.instagram.com/soul_salvation_book/ & https://www.diwulf.com/pages/marc-wassermanCheck Dave Wakeling & The English

Jan 24, • 1:43:10

Episode 363: Duran Duran’s “Rio” with Jon Lamoreaux of the Hustle Podcast

Jon Lamoreaux of the Hustle Podcast joins us to dissect “Rio” from Duran Duran.  It’s a travesty that it took us this long to discuss this classic album from the early days of MTV!Maybe we should just add Jon as a permanent co-host?Recorded while I was on the road for work in Newport News, VA. Anyone been there?Oh yeah…and LISTENER SCORES!Check out Duran Duran at:  https://duranduran.com/ Check out The Hustle here:  https://thehustle.podbean.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcas

Jan 17, • 1:34:35

Episode 362: Cat Stevens “Tea for the Tillerman” with Roger Street Friedman

Roger Street Friedman joins us to discuss his new record “Long Shadows” and the classic “Tea for the Tillerman” from Cat Stevens.  Plenty of other discussion including the New York Mets, Larry Campbell, Sugarland Texas and the sad history of sugar labor, story songwriting, Ted Lasso, advice from our dads (and vice versa) and is “Sad Lisa” the basis of Lisa Simpson? Check out Roger Street Friedman at:  https://www.rogerstreetfriedman.com/Check out Cat Stevens / Yusuf Islam at: https://catstevens.

Jan 6, • 1:30:39

Episode 361: Most Listened to Songs of 2024 with Jason Earle of The Marinade Podcast

It’s time for our annual “Most Listened to Songs” episode and, once again, Jason Earle of the Marinade Podcast joins us with his 12 favorite songs. 36 total most listened songs.  No song repeats but we have a few artist repeats.Plenty of other discussion including Wayne discovers Spotify Auto Play, we need support groups for Jason (for pop music disdain) and Wayne (for instrumentals disdain), love and apologies, growth and progress, The Cure, Sturgill, John Doe, Waxahatchee, and who wants to joi

Dec 30, 2024 • 3:08:31

Episode 360: Brother Elsey discusses “White Noise” from Noah Gundersen

The guys from the band Brother Elsey join us (all 4 of them) to talk about their upcoming debut record, albums from 2017 (including "White Noise" that I consider my 2nd favorite album of that year), Phoebe Bridgers, basements in L.A., The Doors, Setlist.fm stats, Spanaway & Centralia Washington, and how do we get Noah to listen to this episode and have him answer some of our questions and....AND...invite Brother Elsey to open some shows for him?Check out Brother Elsey at:  https://www.brotherels

Dec 19, 2024 • 1:34:24

Episode 359: Counting Crows "Hard Candy" with Shawn Brown & Kasey Anderson

The band gets back together. Shawn Brown & Kasey Anderson join us once again to nerd out about some tunes and this time it's NOT a Seattle related band. We discuss "Hard Candy" from Counting Crows. And Dan Fogelberg. But mostly Counting Crows.And hopefully we can pull off a Kasey and Shawn concert in Florida in February. Who wants to join us for that?Check out Kasey at:https://www.kaseyandersonmusic.com/Check out Shawn at:https://www.shawnbrownmusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisit

Dec 14, 2024 • 1:50:05

Episode 358: Blur’s “Think Tank” with mejia

The guys are joined by the artist known as mejia (pronounced may-uh) to discuss “Think Tank” from Blur. Plenty of other discussion including Sonic Youth, Paul McCartney, eels, leaving Goldsmith, Peter Gabriel, Gorillaz, The Clash, Dune, civility and hope.  Check out mejia at: https://www.instagram.com/meija.mp3 Check Blur at: https://www.blur.co.uk/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is fo

Dec 4, 2024 • 1:34:23

Episode 357: Episode 357 - ABC's "The Lexicon of Love" with Jon Lamoreaux

Big kudos to Jon for always being on the bench so to speak. You know what happens when we have a Jon episode...yep...guest reschedule. We did this one on two days notice and we didn't skip a beat as it's an album we've been listening to for 40 years.We have an unanimous top song! What?!? Any guesses what song?And, you're welcome that I didn't include a sound clip for "The Theme from Mantrap."Check out Jon’s podcast at thehustle.podbean.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPod

Nov 22, 2024 • 1:24:00

Episode 356: A discussion with Mindy Smith

From Ben: I fly solo for this interview with Mindy Smith. I could have used Wayne to tell me that my microphone wasn't working properly (it might be time for a new laptop). Mindy and I talk about her excellent new album "Quiet Town" and other topics like being Geminis, Neilson Hubbard (who produced "Quiet Town"), Susan Ashton, writing sad songs, reading the comments, breaking the rules (and how it paid off).  I love her picks for 5 favorite albums including The Sundays and another guest talks ab

Nov 16, 2024 • 48:08

Episode 355: Sloan Golden discusses Maggie Rogers “Heard It In A Past Life”

Sloan Golden joins us to discuss her debut EP “Long Conversations” and then we dive into "Heard It In A Past Life" from Maggie Rogers.  Plenty of other discussion including she had me at the handclaps, walking past people we don't want to talk to, Alaska and Pharrell, "Astrology gets negative points," and things that help us be our best person,  Check out Sloan Golden at: https://www.instagram.com/sloanandthings Check out Maggie Rogers at:   https://www.maggierogers.com/Check out other episodes

Nov 4, 2024 • 1:17:00

Episode 354: Paul & Linda McCartney’s “Ram” with Ronny Tibbs

Ronny Tibbs joins us to discuss the second Paul McCartney record (this one with wife Linda) - the underappreciated "Ram" from 1971. Plenty of other discussion including Myspace and Livejournal, tying audio and video into an EP, Steely Dan, George Martin's absence, McCartney solo records (I might have a hot take) and 70's solo Beatles records, "John Lennon can't be the only person Paul's mad at," fantasy milkshakes, ukulele, and Wayne says "Sublime has never done anything bad." Check out Ronny Ti

Oct 23, 2024 • 1:26:52

Episode 353: Michael Citro discusses Iron Maiden’s “The Number of the Beast”

Michael Citro of Michael’s Record Collection (and occasional concert buddy) joins us to discuss the heavy metal classic “The Number of the Beast” from Iron Maiden.  Plenty of other discussion including gallops, Vikings, seeing Crowded House together, mommy and daddy are fighting again, metal albums we own (or once owned), backmasking, lyrical controversies and lawsuits, and we determine that the UK charts are weird.And, yes, I went out of order of releasing episodes lately. Sorry. Or something.C

Oct 16, 2024 • 1:16:22

Episode 352: Young the Giant discusses their album “Mind Over Matter”

Sameer Gadhia and Eric Cannata of Young the Giant join us to discuss their sophomore album “Mind Over Matter” that is celebrating its 10th anniversary!   We talk about the production of the album, sequencing, could they have made “American Bollywood” earlier in their career, vocal acrobats, misheard lyrics (Sienna?), getting “Teachers” and “Daydreamer” back into the live setlists, finding out your song is going viral on Tik Tok, and more.  We love these guys!  Check out Young The Giant at: https

Oct 1, 2024 • 47:59

Episode 351: Jocelyn Si of Walt Disco discusses Rufus Wainwright’s “Poses”

Jocelyn Si of Walt Disco and guest co-host Jason Earle (of The Marinade” podcast) join me in discussing “Poses” from Rufus Wainwright.  Plenty of other discussion including finding one’s voice in college, getting ready to tour with OMD in the states (in 2025, not in 2024), Bronski Beat, Nepo Babies, Death of Venice, welcome moments of horns, and "In A Graveyard" is I think the best Billy Joel song not written or sung by Billy Joel.  Prove me wrong.I won't guarantee that you'll like the album. It

Sep 27, 2024 • 1:25:46

Episode 350: Alice Wallace discusses Rilo Kiley’s “More Adventurous”

Guests Alice Wallace and little brother Dave Montgomery join us for this week's episode to discuss "More Adventurous" from Rilo Kiley. Plenty of other conversation including the LA country scene, Mule Kick Records, Post Malone, the Bluebird, male guilt, Jenny Lewis, alternative radio in 2004, beeps and boops, and we still don’t know the meaning of 11/11/46.  Jenny needs to come on the show to explain!And, we weren't very nice about "Ripchord" which, on any album, would be a song that I'd probabl

Sep 17, 2024 • 1:45:56

Episode 349: Frank Turner Interview

We have a few episodes coming up that are "not our typical format."Here's the first one. We got to hang out virtually with Frank Turner for 30 minutes and ask some follow up questions about "Love Ire & Song" and a few things about his latest album. Wayne has a new favorite artist now. You're gonna have a new favorite artist as well.Let me know your thoughts if we should do more of these types of bonus episodes. Enjoy!Check out Frank at: https://www.frank-turner.com/Check out other episodes at Re

Sep 11, 2024 • 34:42

Episode 348: Pearl Jam's "Yield" with Shawn Brown & Kasey Anderson

We got the band back together! Another Seattle related band episode with repeat revisitors Kasey Anderson and Shawn Brown...this time Pearl Jam's "Yield."Plenty of other discussion including the 1998-99 Alternative overcorrections, conspiracy theories and JFK, Ticketmaster, the song that should have been a single, "We're all crazy," Hummus, souvenir keys, and more. The intro song is Kasey's "Believers" from his upcoming new album due in October. Spoiler alert: His album is REALLY FREAKING GOOD.O

Sep 2, 2024 • 1:53:03

Episode 347: Josh Joplin discusses The Staple Singers “Be What You Are”

Josh Joplin joins us to discuss "Be What You Are” from the Staple Singers (1973).  Plenty of other discussion including the new album from Josh called “Figure Drawing” and baptism, Quakers, the soul charts of 1974, Bill Withers, Stax Records, Gladys Knight, “I’ll Take You There” and a song that Ben thinks sounds like it, “You can’t wash the Bert out” and what happens when you have to do some of your own lyrical transcribing.  Check out Josh Joplin at: https://www.joshjoplin.com/Check out The Sta

Aug 23, 2024 • 1:59:31

Episode 346: Dan Rickabus of The Crane Wives discusses Alabama Shakes "Sound & Color”

Dan Rickabus, the drummer from The Crane Wives, joins us to discuss "Sound & Color" from Alabama Shakes. Plenty of other discussion including the new album from The Crane Wives called "Beyond Beyond Beyond," Blake Mills, Grammys 2016 when Alabama Shakes dominated, Nate Smith, "That's Enough" from Brandy, shoegazing, voice modulation/muffled vocals/reverb, and "You came to Florida? Where was I?"Check out The Crane Wives at: https://www.thecranewives.com/Check out Alabama Shakes at: https://www.al

Aug 15, 2024 • 1:30:13

Episode 345: Stelth Ulvang discusses Built to Spill’s "There's Nothing Wrong With Love”

Don't recognize the name Stelth Ulvang? He's been a part of the Lumineers for 11 years as their touring keyboardist (and other instruments). But he also puts out records under his own name and with his wife under the moniker Heavy Gus. We dove into "There's Nothing Wrong With Love" from Built to Spill and talked about a whole myriad of topics including Bishop California, his work with the Lumineers, Hippie Red Bull Vodka, Elvis Costello, hitchhiking in Idaho (and avoiding pesticides in Idaho), T

Aug 7, 2024 • 1:43:05

Episode 344: Warren Zevon’s “Sentimental Hygiene” with Jeff Frame and Alex Alt

Repeat Revisitors Alex Alt (Sly Dog Music Cast) and Jeff Frame join us to discuss "Sentimental Hygiene" also known as the 1987 "comeback record" from Warren Zevon. Plenty of other conversation including Neil Young (the San Diego concert and Neil's guest appearance on this album), Hindu Love Gods, weird Cali beaches, fate of karma, music industry travails, Warren's obsession with Monkeys, and I come up with a new phrase by accident. Check out Warren Zevon at:  https://www.warrenzevon.com/Check ou

Jul 24, 2024 • 1:35:50

Episode 343: Frank Turner’s “Love Ire & Song” with Dan Beck

Patreon Revisitor Dan Beck joins us and picked “Love Ire & Song” from Frank Turner for his first episode with us.  Plenty of other discussion including how the title is missing a comma, “poetry is not my jam” (or is it?), 12 shaming, Buy The Tickets, being defiantly English, The Smiths, Journey & Boy George and other concerts we’re going to, and whiny crybabies playing pianos.Check out Frank Turner at:  https://www.frank-turner.com/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com or one

Jul 17, 2024 • 1:31:09

Episode 342: Johnny Cash “At Folsom Prison” with Adam Hartshorn

Adam Hartshorn joins us to discuss Johnny Cash’s “At Folsom Prison.”  Plenty of other discussion including Harley t-shirts, breakdance circles, Couer d’Alene Lake, Provo (the good and the bad), cautionary tales, knowing your audience, “I’m On A Train,” Jack Clement, and Wayne laments “should we have done San Quentin instead?”Check out Adam Hartshorn at: https://www.adamhartshorn.com/Check out Johnny Cash at:   https://www.johnnycash.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com or

Jul 4, 2024 • 1:43:43

Episode 341: Alex Hall discusses Vince Gill’s “I Still Believe In You”

Alex Hall joins us to discuss his debut album “Side Effects of the Heart” and then we dive into “I Still Believe in You” from Vince Gill.  Plenty of other discussion including being dads, Gainesville (Georgia, not Florida), breaking the code of country radio, Tom Jones, golf, flexing on Vince Gill autographs (Alex wins that one), Bakersfield, and how Vince was kind of a big deal in the 90s…even with that guy Garth being around.  Check out Alex at:  https://www.musicbyalexhall.com/Check out Vince

Jun 25, 2024 • 1:16:47

Episode 340: 0898 Beautiful South with Jeff Frame and Andrew Rybak

With Wayne away and Jeff Frame as guest co-host, we had to pick an album that we didn't think Wayne would get butt hurt if we discussed in his absence.Hence...."0898 Beautiful South" with repeat Patreon Revisitor Andrew Rybak!For folks in the states, it's criminal that The Beautiful South never got their due here.  Let's see if we can shine a light 30 years after it's release. Enjoy!Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and

Jun 13, 2024 • 1:28:46

Episode 339: Kings of Leon “Only By The Night” with Tim McKay

Patreon Revisitor Tim McKay rejoins us to dissect “Only By The Night” from Kings of Leon.  Plenty of other discussion including the pigeon poo incident, Ethan Johns, here’s some cranberry juice, Wayne describes the word “revelry” to us, Stray Cats, and we discuss just how big this album was complete with multiple Grammy wins.     Check out Kings of Leon at:  https://www.kingsofleon.comCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts a

May 29, 2024 • 1:21:36

Episode 338: Call Me Spinster discusses Prince’s “Musicology”

Episode 338: Call Me Spinster discusses Prince’s “Musicology”Call Me Spinster returns (you might remember them from our Lauryn Hill episode) and this time we talk about my favorite later career Prince album "Musicology." Did you know this was his 28th album (28th!!!)?  We talk about their great new album "Potholes" as well as discussion about white t-shirts, Mom Rock (or is "Holler Pop"), the Chattanooga music scene, Doris Duke, when Prince goes political/social commentary - it hits, and it's no

May 24, 2024 • 2:00:21

Episode 337: Big Star’s “Radio City” with Bird Streets and Dave Greenberg

Patreon Revisitor Dave Greenberg rejoins us with special guest John Brodeur (aka Bird Streets) to discuss Big Star's sophomore record "Radio City." Plenty of other discussion including Aerosmith, Nada Surf, Columbia House record club, Brussel sprout burps, Memphis, and more.Do you know how difficult it is to get an unanimous top score for an episode with three people (me, Wayne, and a guest)? It doesn't happen often. You want to know how difficult it is to get an unanimous top score with four pe

May 15, 2024 • 1:29:52

Episode 336: Beau Wagener discusses Tripping Daisy’s “Jesus Hits Like The Atomic Bomb”

Beau Wagner of Flickerstick and [DARYL] and The Crash That Took Me joins us to discuss the 1998 album “Jesus Hits Like The Atomic Bomb” from Tripping Daisy.  Plenty of other discussion including seeing U2 at the Sphere and meeting Beau (and Ben making a fool of himself), Flickerstick, Live Aid, D.A.R.Y.L., and the Dallas Music Scene, shooting free throws like Rick Barry, brand names that become words, Rainbows, Brainiac and  “Why do you hate Nirvana, Dad?” Check out Flickerstick at:  https://fli

May 2, 2024 • 2:20:11

Episode 335: Wesley Dean discusses Jimi Hendrix's "Are You Experienced?"

We finally did it! Our first Jimi Hendrix episode. Wesley Dean joins us to discuss "Are You Experienced" from The Jimi Hendrix Experience as well as Wesley's new album "Music From Crazy Hearts" which comes out on Friday. Plenty of other discussion including moving your family to the US from Australia (and changing your name as well), Shannon Sanders, Nirvana (because, you know, Seattle), differences between the US and the UK version of this album (and some very notable omissions on the UK editio

Apr 23, 2024 • 1:46:27

Episode 334: Violent Femmes Self-Titled Debut with Patreon Revisitor Scotty Kummer

Patreon Revisitor Scotty Kummer of the I’ve Got That On Vinyl Podcast & The Ten Junk Miles Podcast joins us to discuss the debut record from Violent Femmes.  We strut our stuff with plenty of other discussion including will we ever have the Triple T-Shirt Trifecta (The coveted T3), Flogging Molly, what are “essential” albums and is Blondie’s “Parallel Lines” essential, Music League and Simple Minds, alienation, optimism (is there any on this album), crying at concerts, and the greatest xylophone

Apr 19, 2024 • 1:35:10

Episode 333: The Rolling Stones “Some Girls” with Jason Earle of The Marinade Podcast

Repeat Revisitor Jason Earle of the Marinade Podcast joins us on a last minute’s notice to discuss “Some Girls” from The Rolling Stones.  Plenty of other discussion including Verlon Thompson, Carbon Leaf, being weird about asking to be on “the list,” our favorite Stones records (and where this stacks up), Keith Richards’ autobiography, other albums from 1978 and the dominance of The Brothers Gibb, and shadoobie. Check out Jason and The Marinade Podcast at: https://linktr.ee/marinadepodcast Check

Apr 10, 2024 • 1:24:57

Episode 332: Dave Gebroe of Discograffitti discusses The Mamas and the Papas

Dave Gebroe from The Discograffiti Podcast joins us to go back to the '60s to discuss the second Mamas and the Papas album. Yeah...we skip right over the previous album that has "California Dreaming" and "Monday, Monday." Fair warning...Wayne and I didn't love the album so that makes for some fun discussion because Dave LOVES this album and loves the band. Dave loves them so much so that he has Michelle Phillips from the band on his podcast for a marathon 15 hour interview. Yep. 15 hours!  Check

Apr 4, 2024 • 1:19:07

Episode 331: Alex Jordan discusses “Pacific Dust” from The Mother Hips

Alex Jordan joins us to discuss his new album “Queen Kerosene” as well as “Pacific Dust” from The Mother Hips.  Plenty of other discussion including The Jayhawks, getting produced by Steve Berlin, Black Crowes, Charles Ives, Bad Company (no, it’s not really a Bad Company cover) and places to visit in the Bay Area.  And we discuss why we vetoed his first pick.Check out Alex Jordan at:  https://www.alexjordanjams.com/Check out The Mother Hips here: https://www.motherhips.com/Check out other episod

Mar 27, 2024 • 1:43:17

Episode 330: The Grahams discuss “American Beauty” from The Grateful Dead

The Grahams (Alyssa and Doug) join us to discuss “American Beauty” from The Grateful Dead. Or is it just Grateful Dead?  Or is it just “The Dead?”  Plenty of other discussion including John Fullbright, Lucius, the jazz scene in NYC, being a deadhead, being a good man, music and lyrics – can you write one without the other, Frozen, Convoy, and the song that hippy girls and frat boys can all agree on.   Check out The Grateful Dead at:  https://www.dead.net/Check out The Grahams here: https://www.t

Mar 21, 2024 • 1:36:32

Episode 329: The Cure’s “Disintegration” with Tom Hershey and Jon Lamoreaux

Patreon Revisitor Tom Hershey rejoins us along with Jon Lamoreaux of the Hustle Podcast to dissect “Disintegration” from The Cure.  Plenty of other discussion including pulling down our pouts, 1989 and the landscape of alternative music, our favorite Cure albums, the strange revelation that Tom’s “Wish” CD is still in the cellophane, and we almost had an unanimous top song!  Almost.  Until some weirdo ruined it.   Check out The Cure at:  https://www.thecure.com/Check out The Hustle here:  https:

Mar 15, 2024 • 1:48:08

Episode 328 - Scott McCaughey discussed Young Fresh Fellows "The Men Who Loved Music"

Growing up in the Northwest, the Young Fresh Fellows were our Replacements.  Our Big Star.  Our "fill in the blank for the band that never got the due they deserved."  They were an American Band that just played some good time rock 'n roll.  And, Scott McCaughey was the driving force for the band.  He's done alright for himself along the way...being a part of R.E.M. for years, The Minus 5, The Baseball Project.  Scott is a legend.  So, when I had a chance to be self indulgent in discussing both

Mar 7, 2024 • 1:31:00

Episode 327: Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit’s “Weathervanes” with Patreon Revisitor Benjamin Cannon

The guys are joined by Patreon Revisitor Benjamin Cannon to discuss the instant classic “Weathervanes” from Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit.  Plenty of other discussion including anxiety, dogs that bite, survivor’s guilt, the opioid crisis, addiction, Allman Brothers, Neil Young, and all sorts of heady subjects that Jason brings to his songs.  Did I mention that Jason is a brilliant songwriter? Check out Jason at:  https://www.jasonisbell.com/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.co

Feb 28, 2024 • 2:04:28

Episode 326: R.E.M.’s “Murmur” with Patreon Revisitor Kevin Hartbarger

The guys are joined by Patreon Revisitor Kevin Hartbarger to discuss “Murmur” from R.E.M.  Plenty of other discussion including being in the south but not being connected with the south, Athens GA, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Stephen Hague and Mitch Easter, the PTL Club, Laocoon and his (her) sons, mixtapes, Patient Zero, Marat, some listener picks, and the infamous reason why it’s taken us so long to discuss this album. Check out R.E.M. at:  https://remhq.com/  Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedP

Feb 22, 2024 • 1:48:00

Episode 325: Tom Waits “Rain Dogs” with The Bones of J.R. Jones

The guys are joined by The Bones of J.R. Jones (Jonathon Linaberry) and repeat revisitor Seth Gill to discuss “Rain Dogs” from Tom Waits.  Plenty of other discussion including Levon Helm, music videos (and not appearing in them), Shazam, making music for yourself, Keith Richards, The Replacements, one armed dwarves, polkas, Edna Milton, “3 channels and don’t overthink it” and can chickens fly?  Wayne doesn’t think so.  Check out The Bones of J.R. Jones here: https://thebonesofjrjones.com/ Check

Feb 16, 2024 • 1:37:47

Episode 324: Hall & Oates “Abandoned Luncheonette”

Another Hall & Oates episode!  The guys are joined by repeat revisitors Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast and Mike Blanchard of the Geekcast (we all previously discussed 1984's "Big Bam Boom") but we’re also joined by liv. for this episode (remember her from our Caamp episode?).   Plenty of discussion including “Better Off Dead,” legos, “Cradle Thief” could be a serial killer name, “Welcome Back Kotter,” 2nd to last songs = least listened songs on the album, strong choruses but not so strong v

Feb 6, 2024 • 1:33:02

Episode 323: Black Crowes “The Southern Harmony & Musical Companion” with State of Amorica Podcast

Podcast Cross Over Event Time!  David and Ian from the State of Amorica Podcast join us to discuss the Black Crowes “The Southern Harmony & Musical Companion.”  Plenty of other discussion including (but not limited to) the guests that still need to come on the State of Amorica show, Wayne’s favorite albums of all time might include 2 Crowes albums, harmonica, LA Riots, getting distracted on Setlist.fm, and we have spent way too much time talking about “Time Will Tell.” Check out The Black Crowes

Jan 31, 2024 • 1:43:29

Episode 322: Episode 322: Boy Named Banjo discusses Pinegrove’s “Skylight”

Boy Named Banjo band members (Barton & William & Ford) join us to discuss the Pinegrove album “Skylight” and also their latest release “Dusk.”  Plenty of other discussion including writing with others in Nashville and playing in Nashville landmarks, busking, dogs, short stories instead of novels, she’s good at washing windows, Mt. Eerie, “don’t harsh my buzz” and the Pinegrove shuffle.Check out Boy Named Banjo at: https://www.boynamedbanjo.com/Check out Pinegrove at: https://pin

Jan 23, 2024 • 1:22:57

Episode 321: Terra Lightfoot discusses “Leon Russell and the Shelter People”

Terra Lightfoot joins us to discuss her new album “Healing Power” and also Leon Russell’s “Leon Russell and the Shelter People.”  Plenty of other discussion including The Goonies, Huskies, feelings (or we attempt to talk about feelings), Bruce Cockburn, The Move, Cross Bordered Lovers, Bill Janovitz’s book on Leon, the spectrum, the Internet lies, Cocaine Elvis Level, Little Richard, Full Monty on Sitar, and Wayne proclaims “I sat through Tusk.” Check out Terra Lightfoot at: https://www.terralig

Jan 9, 2024 • 1:44:28

Episode 320: Most Listened to Songs of 2023 with Jason Earle of The Marinade Podcast

We switch it up for our 5th annual “Most Listened to Songs” episode by inviting Jason Earle of the Marinade Podcast to chime in with his 12 favorite songs of 2023 to go along with our lists.  Plenty of other discussion including the year of change, Ben Nichols, breaking tradition, Tom Waits, is there a “Bro-Alt Country” genre, Portugal, Social D, albums that were our constant companions, driving through Atlanta, and we may have teased a future Isbell episode due to our overwhelming love of “Weat

Dec 29, 2023 • 2:25:40

Episode 319: Jason Hawk Harris discusses Saves the Day’s “Stay What You Are”

Jason Hawk Harris joins us to discuss the Saves the Day album “Stay What You Are” as well as discussing Jason's new record "Thin Places."  Plenty of other discussion including Lydia Lovelace, grief, football analogies and DK Metcalf, awkward silences, did I mention grief, “those boys can’t sing,” sad bastard music and Neon State (little brother’s band). Check out Jason Hawk Harris at: https://jasonhawkharris.com/Check out Saves The Day at:  https://www.facebook.com/savesthedayband/Check out othe

Dec 26, 2023 • 1:33:33

Episode 318: John Hiatt’s “Bring the Family” with Patreon Revisitor Kevin Peters

Patreon Revisitor Kevin Peters rejoins us to discuss the eighth album (wait…eighth!?) “Brings the Family” from John Hiatt.  Plenty of other discussion including a Seattle Mariners rant, Zach Bryan, Rolling Stones tickets, Kiss’s Pay Per View, Gino Vannelli and chest hair, Pork Pie Hats, Jamie Lee Curtis, John’s version of Bonnie’s version, and chipped beef?Check out John Hiatt at: https://www.johnhiatt.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMe

Dec 20, 2023 • 1:15:00

Episode 317: Ariel Posen discusses Nirvana’s “In Utero”

Ariel Posen joins us to discuss "In Utero," the third and last studio album from Nirvana.  Plenty of other discussion including Ariel's new record "Reasons Why.," Asheville, Ireland, Hurling, Welcome to Wrexham, the NBA, Steve Albini, France Farmer and Western State Hospital, watching videos of abandoned places, what hoodie are you wearing? and possibly the best quote from Wayne ever "If you can't smell, you have no soul."Check out Ariel Posen at: https://www.arielposen.com/Check out Nirvana at:

Dec 14, 2023 • 1:54:00

Episode 316: Chris Sullivan (The Penetrators, The Jacks, The Farmers) interview with Patreon Revisitor Phil Berg

Patreon Revisitor Phil Berg returns for another episode but this time….he wanted to share his episode with Chris Sullivan (The Penetrators, The Jacks, The Farmers, session work) to talk about Chris's career in music.  Fun discussion including living a real life Bronx tale, picking up a guitar at 13, trying to see Clarence Carter, auditioning drummers, San Diego Penetrators vs. New York Penetrators, hanging with the Stones, the Roxy, session work in Nashville and being a ghost musician, The Jacks

Dec 6, 2023 • 1:23:32

Episode 315: Troy Millette discusses Bowling for Soup’s “Drunk Enough to Dance”

Troy Millette joins us to talk about the Bowling for Soup album “Drunk Enough to Dance” from 2002.  Plenty of other discussion including going to way too many live shows, the local scene in Vermont, “Some Mad Hope,” getting your “Bowling for Soup” CD confiscated, worst dressed at the Grammys, what’s a “two way,” Chris Young (the actor), Flock of Seagulls, and how this album is the soundtrack for the best high school sleepover ever. Check out Bowling for Soup at: https://www.bowlingforsoup.com/Ch

Nov 29, 2023 • 1:58:23

Episode 314: Bob Mould’s “Workbook” with Seth Gill & Jon Lamoreaux

Patreon Revisitor Episode Time!  First time revisitor Seth Gill and repeat revisitor Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle joins us to talk Bob Mould’s first solo album “Workbook” from 1989.  Plenty of other discussion including The Smiths and Bandsplain, Counting Crows (get ready Jon for a long December), Tom Waits, Disney movies, Lucero, finding about Husker Du on a train to Alabama, 120 Minutes, TIAA CREF, peanut butter sandwiches, and some “I love that you love it” moments. Songs in the episode from G

Nov 21, 2023 • 1:59:46

Episode 313: Garrison Starr discusses Ani DiFranco’s “Not A Pretty Girl”

Garrison Starr joins us to talk about her latest project “My Sister, My Brother” and Ani DiFranco’s 1995 album “Not A Pretty Girl.” Other discussion includes relationships with moms, harmony singing with Sean McConnell, Spokane, being no good at lying, Neilson Hubbard, doing it yourself, judging title tracks, cats in trees, 6 minute long songs, and our first introductions to Ani’s music (thanks Alana Davis and “My Best Friend’s Wedding”).Songs in the episode from Garrison’s records include “Just

Nov 15, 2023 • 1:39:50

Episode 312: Natalie Price discusses Muse’s “Absolution”

Episode 312: Natalie Price discusses Muse’s “Absolution”Natalie Price joins us to talk about her self-titled debut album and Muse’s 2004 album “Absolution.” Other discussion includes driving through Arkansas and eating at Flying Burger in Magnolia, Brad Paisley, Austin & Gordo’s donuts, pancake delights, Lady & The Tramp, grand pianos in rock songs, collaborating with David Ramirez and Stephanie Lambring, Red Rocks, and much more.Songs in the episode from Natalie’s records include “Done” (used a

Nov 8, 2023 • 2:01:28

Episode 311: Neil Gust (Heatmiser, No. 2) discusses Nazareth's "Hair of the Dog"

Neil Gust joins us to talk about the new Heatmiser compilation released recently on Third Man Records.  For those who may not know, Heatmiser was the band Elliott Smith and Neil formed while they were in college. Other discussion includes quitting the business at one point, KBOO, trying to get a show in Seattle and the divide between Portland and Seattle music scenes, talkbox and cowbell, ground zero for power ballads, Axel Rose, Nils Lofgren and Crazy Horse, and how "Hair of the Dog" is THE tem

Nov 1, 2023 • 1:20:06

Episode 310: Miles Nielsen discusses Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ “Echo” with Jeff Frame

The guys (and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame) are joined by Miles Nielsen to discuss “Echo” from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.  Plenty of other discussion including t-shirt collections, The Replacements “Tim,” Carzo and Ohboyhoy, Blake Mills, borrowing your dad’s vintage guitar and divorce songs (or are they?), setting the bar high, Newski, songs that are a solid 6-10, and the drunkest man in Key West.Check out Miles Nielsen at: https://www.milesnielsen.com/Check out Tom Petty at: https://www.to

Oct 25, 2023 • 2:00:21

Episode 309 - Bonus Episode - Review of U2 at the Sphere with Shawn Brown

Repeat Revisitor Shawn Brown joins the guys to discuss their experiences of seeing U2 at the Sphere in Las Vegas.  Who should be the next band to play at the Sphere?  We make our suggestions among other topics in this shortened, non-typical format episode.Check out Shawn Brown at: https://www.shawnbrownmusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedp

Oct 21, 2023 • 46:45

Episode 308: Van Halen’s “1984” with Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle

Another guest reschedule means….another PIVOT!  The guys are once again joined by Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast to discuss “1984” from Van Halen. Plenty of other discussion including 8 interviews in 8 days, 1985 Grammys, Diamond Dave and his solo records, keyboards, Michael McDonald, talking about MTV videos at the bus stop, ease the seat back, Blood and Fire, and is Van Halen the greatest American band ever?Check out Van Halen at: http://www.van-halen.com/Check out The Hustle at: https://

Oct 10, 2023 • 1:34:12

Episode 307: Paula Kelley & Aaron Tap discuss Bee Gees’ “Cucumber Castle”

The guys are joined by Ryan repeat revisitors Paula Kelley & Aaron Tap to discuss “Cucumber Castle” from Bee Gees.  Well, at least Barry and Maurice.  Other discussion including Wayne warming up to this album, Matchbox 20, self-promotion (or the lack thereof), dog sports/dog agility, levels of alpha, The Boy Joys, Robin’s absence on this album (and his solo album), “nobody’s leaving Barry Gibb” and wait…who sings the high harmony parts?  Check out Paula Kelley at: https://paulakelley.bandcamp.co

Oct 3, 2023 • 1:51:11

Episode 306: Ryan Hamilton discusses Live’s “Throwing Copper”

The guys are joined by Ryan Hamilton to discuss “Throwing Copper” from Live.  Plenty of other discussion including vintage alternative, hidden tracks, taking sides, protesting but also listening, Tibetan Book of the Dead, ad placements, leaving the music business, mowing the lawn, Foreigner, 90s radio and MTV, and of course…placentas.Check out Ryan Hamilton at: https://ryanhamiltonmusic.com/Check out Vintage Alternative at: https://www.youtube.com/@VintageAlternativeCheck out Live at: https://fr

Sep 26, 2023 • 2:17:22

Episode 305: Shadwick Wilde & Karli Anderson discusses The Pixies “Doolittle”

The guys are joined by Shadwick Wilde and repeat revisitor Karli Anderson to discuss “Doolittle”  from The Pixies.   Plenty of other discussion including Louisville, when “all kinds of music” really means “all kinds,” imports, ghost tracks that become the final recording, Kim Deal, slicing up eyeballs, Bathsheba and other biblical references, Freight Train Hoppin’ Hobos, and Wayne has some competition for lyrical interpretation.  Check out Shadwick Wilde at: https://www.shadwickwilde.com/Check o

Sep 19, 2023 • 1:41:31

Episode 304: Cole Gallagher discusses Pink Floyd’s “The Wall”

The guys are joined by Cole Gallagher to discuss “The Wall” from Pink Floyd.  Yep….all 26 songs.   Plenty of other discussion including battling imposter syndrome and getting Sadler & Jimbo & David Hidalgo of Los Lobos to play on your album, Captain & Tennille, backmasking, mean teachers, songs played on KISW (and Wayne doesn’t remember them), team David or team Roger, and the difficulties of scoring a concept album.  Check out Cole Gallagher at: https://www.colegallagher.com/Check out Pink Floy

Sep 12, 2023 • 2:15:24

Episode 303: Long Mama (Kat & Nick) discuss Bright Eyes “I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning”

The guys are joined by Kat Wodtke and Nick of Long Mama to discuss “I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning” from Bright Eyes.  Plenty of other discussion including the Milwaukee scene, punk scene and sleeping on floors, driving to Alaska from Wisconsin, resisting a war and how this album is a timepiece of anxiety and angst from 2005, Maria Taylor and Emmylou Harris, and things that just might be a “drummer thing?”Check out Long Mama at: https://www.longmamamusic.com/Check out Bright Eyes at: https://www.t

Sep 5, 2023 • 1:50:56

Episode 302: David Bowie’s “Aladdin Sane” with Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle

Last minute guest reschedules means….PIVOT!  For this last minute episode, the guys are once again joined by Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast to discuss “Aladdin Sane” from David Bowie.  Drunk Wayne also makes an appearance.  Plenty of other discussion including FLEX!, The Guess Who and other Canadians, Anne Murray and racquetball, Filter, live albums, glam rock and America not getting it, Mott the Hoople, Mick Ronson, Florida thunder, and what song kept “The Jean Genie” out of the top spot (

Aug 29, 2023 • 1:36:24

Episode 301: Chris Ballew discusses The Soft Boys “Underwater Moonlight”

The guys are joined by Chris Ballew (Presidents of the United States of America, Caspar Babypants) discuss The Soft Boys record “Underwater Moonlight.”  Plenty of other discussion including Chris’s new record “Laying Low,” Robyn Hitchcock (who was part of the Soft Boys), Tacoma and the Sonics (the band, not the team), Young Fresh Fellows, making music for kids AND their parents, and discovering a hidden gem that hopefully everyone also discovers!Check out Chris Ballew at: https://chrisballew.org

Aug 21, 2023 • 1:40:42

Episode 300: Band of Horses’ “Cease to Begin” with David Borne

The guys welcome back David Borne to discuss the Band of Horses record “Cease to Begin.”  You might remember David from our Nirvana episode a few years ago.  We’ve been wanting to have David back on and we've been wanting to do a Band of Horses episode forever.  Was happy to finally do both.  Plenty of other discussion including David’s fantastic new record “Genesis,” quitting drinking, moving to Texas and Texas dudes wearing jeans, ice machines or ghosts, the Supersonics, songs named after NBA

Aug 11, 2023 • 1:29:08

Episode 299: Bruce Springsteen’s “Nebraska” with Ben Harold

The guys welcome Ben Harold to discuss the Bruce Springsteen record “Nebraska.”  Plenty of other discussion including Mississippi (the reason behind the song “I Am Weak”), learning to love this album, Caril Ann Fugate (any relation?), dealing with fathers, please don’t stop me, the best outro we’ve ever recorded, an unanimous top pick (for the three of us) and LOTS of listener comments and listener top picks.  Check out Ben Harold at: https://benharoldmusic.com/Check out Bruce Springsteen at: ht

Aug 1, 2023 • 1:29:10

Episode 298: Prince's "Purple Rain" / Patreon Revisitor Livestream Recording

I finally released this recording!  You all know this record.  It's an absolute classic!  And....lots of listener scores as well.  We recorded this in early 2022 as one of our Patreon Revisitor hangs and...yeah....I just didn't get to editing the recording. Trying to normalize a recording with a ton of different microphones and recording setups can be challenging but...I think I did it.   Enjoy!Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedi

Jul 28, 2023 • 1:32:03

Episode 297 – Roger Clyne discusses The Refreshments "Fizzy, Fuzzy, Big & Buzzy"

Roger Clyne (The Refreshments, Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers) joins us to talk about The Refreshments album "Fizzy, Fuzzy, Big and Buzzy" (1996).  Other discussion including King of the Hill, how "Wheelie" fits into the context of the album, P.H. as M.V.P., the Tempe scene of the '90s, Clif Norrell, and more.  Co-host Wayne gets a week off for his move across the U.S.  Instead, repeat revisitor Michael Citro of Michael's Record Collections slides into the guest co-host chair and gets some praise

Jul 18, 2023 • 1:45:44

Episode 296: Bob Dylan’s “Time Out of Mind” with Trapper Schoepp

The guys welcome Trapper Schoepp to discuss the Bob Dylan “comeback” record “Time Out of Mind.”  Plenty of other discussion including Trapper’s new album “Siren Songs,” Cheap Trick, Anna Edson Taylor, Daniel Lanois, Wayne’s vitriol for a certain standard, the landscape of the 1998 Grammys (Soy Bomb!) local crew t-shirts, the length of "Highlands" (hard boiled eggs!) and more.  Check out Trapper Schoepp at: https://trapperschoepp.com/Check out Bob Dylan at: https://www.bobdylan.com/Check out othe

Jul 10, 2023 • 1:44:47

Episode 295: Third Eye Blind’s debut with Kalie Shorr and Craig Manning

The guys welcome back Repeat Revisitors Kalie Shorr (previous episode - Alanis' "Jagged Little Pill") & Craig Manning (previous episode - The Gaslight Anthem's "The '59 Sound) to talk about the Third Eye Blind debut (1997). Plenty of other discussion including band in-fighting, liking only “Jumper” means no second date, aqua lube, TLC, Butch Walker, the weird landscape of music in 1997, and more.  And, is there a better three song end to an album over this album?  I suggested "Automatic For the

Jul 4, 2023 • 1:53:02

Episode 294 – U2’s “War” with author Bradley Morgan

Episode 294 – U2’s “War” with author Bradley Morgan The guys are joined by author Bradley Morgan to discuss his book “"U2's The Joshua Tree: Planting Roots in Mythic America" and the album “War” from U2 (“The Joshua Tree” has already been discussed on Episode 124).  Plenty of other discussion including finding identity, U2 switching producers (and then coming back to Steve), how we each discovered the band, is this a Larry album, and much more.  Check out Bradley Morgan here:https://www.bradley-

Jun 27, 2023 • 1:25:59

Episode 293 – Amy Stroup discusses the Elizabethtown Soundtrack

The guys are joined by Amy Stroup to discuss the 2005 soundtrack to Elizabethtown.  This soundtrack is STACKED with great songs.  Plenty of other discussion including why it took us so long to do this episode considering we did a Cameron Crowe soundtrack month a few years ago, who is Frank, dogs, being a song farmer, getting placements, Nancy Wilson, Susan Sarandon, Jim James, Tom Petty, Ryan Adams, and we share Wayne’s BIG NEWS in this episode.  Check out Amy Stroup here:https://amystroup.com/C

Jun 20, 2023 • 1:54:17

Episode 292 – Will Payne Harrison discusses Willie Nelson’s “Red Headed Stranger”

The guys are joined by Will Payne Harrison to discuss the 1975 country classic album “Red Headed Stranger” from Willie Nelson.  Plenty of other discussion including pricepoints, CCR, peaking in high school, 80s country movies, saloon piano, well whiskey, screaming like a panther, Wayne wants justice (and karma), and we think we need to have a watch party for the made for TV movie starring Willie and…Morgan Fairchild?  Check out Will Payne Harrison here:http://www.willpayneharrison.com/Check out

Jun 13, 2023 • 1:42:36

Episode 291 – Matthew Sweet’s “Girlfriend” with Jeff Frame and Dave Greenberg

The guys are joined by Patreon Revisitor Dave Greenberg and repeat Revisitor Jeff Frame to discuss the 1991 album “Girlfriend” from Matthew Sweet.  Plenty of other discussion including “John Prine…is that you?!”, Mr. Deeds and Adam Sandler movies (and Winona Ryder movies), Thrice!, sucker punches and steel guitars, thoughts and prayers, and the joy of Matthew Sweet harmonies.   Check out Matthew Sweet here:https://www.matthewsweet.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Appl

Jun 6, 2023 • 1:53:57

Episode 290 – Donovan Woods Discusses Bruce’s “Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.”

Donovan Woods joins the show to discuss Bruce Springsteen’s debut record "Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.”  No Wayne for this one…instead, Patreon Revisitors Tom Hershey and Andrew Rybak share co-host duties.  Plenty of other discussion including opening for bands/artists and starting at zero, collaborating, Aoife O’Donovan, The Hold Steady, the formula of writing a song with a story, being a frontman, Oasis (Donovan’s first pick), and Clive Davis didn’t hear a single? Check out Donovan Woods a

May 30, 2023 • 1:42:51

Episode 289 – Glen Phillips Discusses “Winter Pays for Summer”

The guys are joined by Glen Phillips to discuss his 2005 solo record "Winter Pays for Summer.”  Plenty of other discussion including barriers to entry, working with Dan Wilson and John Fields, goat yoga, the different meanings of “Released,” song circles, “Secrets of the Deep”, triggers of anxiety, being judged in front of a room of people, Kate Bush, and songs Glen might not play live anymore.  Check out Glen Phillips at: https://glenphillips.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodc

May 23, 2023 • 2:22:46

Episode 288 – Pete Droge discusses Tom Petty’s “Full Moon Fever”

The guys are joined by Pete Droge to discuss another Tom Petty record...this time "Full Moon Fever." Plenty of other discussion including Price Utah, Sheryl Crow poaching Pete's bandmates, The Thorns, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Johnny Seattle, defiance, Jeff Lynne, Brendan O'Brien, Jim Keltner, Pete stumps us on Scott Thurston trivia and how in the world was this album rejected by the label?  Come on Irving!Check out Pete Droge at: https://petedroge.com/Check out Tom Petty at: https://www.tompett

May 16, 2023 • 1:41:19

Episode 287 – Boston’s Debut with Tom & John Nixon of Out of the Main Podcast

The guys are joined by fellow podcasters John Nixon and Tom Nixon from the Out of the Main Podcast (a Yacht Rock themed podcast) to do a non-Yacht album...namely the debut from Boston.  Some Steely Dan talk, boxing ourselves into a corner, “that wasn’t a single,” Caddyshack, what is and what is not Yacht, Steve Lukather, organs, the Rock Band video game, and we almost feel bad about our scores for the Brad Delp song.  Almost.Listen to Out of the Main Podcast at:https://yachtrockpodcast.com/Check

May 9, 2023 • 1:33:33

Episode 286 – Soundgarden’s “Superunknown” with Kasey Anderson & Shawn Brown

The guys are joined by repeat revisitors Shawn Brown and Kasey Anderson (remember the “Brad” episodes) to discuss the pinnacle album “Superunknown” from Soundgarden.  Plenty of discussion including Citizen Dick, Artis the Spoonman, some waves are fragile, Hiro vs. Ben records, “you can take the quotation marks off of Pantera and Megadeath," the gluttony of 90s albums, Black Sabbath, a song that is difficult to listen to now, and possibly our longest outro ever.Check out Soundgarden at:https://ww

May 2, 2023 • 1:56:22

Episode 285 – Marshall Crenshaw’s Debut Album with…Marshall Crenshaw

Episode 285 – Marshall Crenshaw’s Debut Album with…Marshall Crenshaw Ben interviews Marshall Crenshaw himself about the Yep Roc re-release of his fantastic 1982 debut.  Then, the guys are  joined by repeat revisitor Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast to discuss Marshall’s 1982 self-titled debut album in our standard format.  Plenty of other discussion including Elvis Presley or Elvis Costello, taking a chance at Borders, hand claps, Blondie, cynicism is wheelhouse, The Happy Days Band, and Flex

Apr 19, 2023 • 2:22:28

Episode 284 – Counting Crows “Recovering the Satellites” with Tim McKay and Megan Cullip

The guys are joined by Patreon Revisitor Tim McKay and newcomer Megan Cullip to discuss the second Counting Crows album “Recovering the Satellites.”  Plenty of other discussion including “you’re putting emotion into it…it’s just a text,” Gil Norton, we’re over famous complaining about their fame, who is the monkey, David Gray, we give “Mercury” more attention than anyone has ever done, and…uh oh…Timothy B. Schmit comes up again. Check out Counting Crows here:https://www.countingcrows.com/Check o

Apr 13, 2023 • 1:36:26

Episode 283 – Hall & Oates “Big Bam Boom” with Jon Lamoreaux & Mike Blanchard

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast and Mike Blanchard of the Geekcast to join us for our first ever Hall & Oates episode.  We dive into 1984's "Big Bam Boom."  Plenty of discussion including whether we really love INXS's "Mediate," Funko Pops, John Oates songs, G.E. Smith, songs that take us back, artists with great songs but without albums construed as "classics," Arthur Baker, Jack Wagner, inconsequential lyrics, 2 verses and 50 choruses, and does broke

Apr 4, 2023 • 1:36:07

Episode 282 - our first Barenaked Ladies episode with Brett Newski

Ben and Wayne were joined by Brett Newski of the band...Newski...for our first ever Barenaked Ladies episode and to talk about BNL's album "Stunt."  Fun episode that covers a ton of ground about the 90s, some of Stephen Page's finest moments, Ferris Bueller advice, Nada Surf, Scott Terry, don't look at advance ticket sales, Candlebox, the leather cheerio, powelines, why does America like big pillows, Ben's crappy internet, and are we sick of "One Week?"  I think our scores for the song tell the

Mar 28, 2023 • 1:38:09

Episode 281 – My Politic discusses Townes Van Zandt’s self-titled

The guys are joined by Kaston and Nick from My Politic to discuss the third Townes Van Zandt album – the self-titled album from 1969.   Plenty of other discussion including t-shirts with pockets, Pittsburgh and leaving Nashville, chasing storms, the Ozarks, peroxide, insulin shock therapy, songs from “For the Sake of the Song” redone for this album, Marty Robbins, and more.  Check out My Politic here:http://www.mypoliticmusic.com/Check out the legacy of Townes here:https://townesvanzandt.com/Che

Mar 22, 2023 • 1:28:12

Episode 280 – Jordan Foley discusses Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit’s “The Nashville Sound”

The guys are joined by Jordan Foley to discuss Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit’s stellar “The Nashville Sound.”  Plenty of other discussion including the Sanford Porchfest, the singles “Loners” and “Our Last Dance,” being a different species, energy vampires, anxiety, the Grammys, taking the road less traveled and hoping it’s the high road, and Wayne surprises us with his top dog.  We've been trying to do this episode for a few years now.  Some things are worth the wait.  Enjoy.Check out Jordan here

Mar 14, 2023 • 2:31:03

Episode 279 – Nick Drake’s “Pink Moon” with JP Ruggieri

The guys are joined by JP Ruggieri to discuss Nick Drake’s final album “Pink Moon” from 1972.  Plenty of other discussion including self-promotion (or lack of), Jarrod Dickinson, JP’s medical condition and Dr. Miracle, VW commercials & Serendipity, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, incredible guitar work, on the ledge moments, and Wayne has empathy?  Check out JP here:https://jpruggieri.com/homeCheck out the unofficial Nick Drake website here:http://www.nickdrake.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevis

Mar 7, 2023 • 1:38:02

Episode 278 – Rush’s Signals with Michael Citro of Michael’s Record Collection

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Michael Citro of Michael’s Record Collection podcast to discuss Rush’s “Signals” - our very first Rush episode  Plenty of other discussion including being on the wrong side of medium, Wayne and the band Foreigner (we think Wayne wants to know what love is), did George Michael sing any love songs, our girlfriends in the Niagara Falls area, Rush’s 2 highest chart positions, going full on synth, the Fear Trilogy, the Space Program, and much more.  Pardon the

Feb 28, 2023 • 1:38:12

Episode 277 – Ruthie Foster discusses Rickie Lee Jones’ debut album

The guys are joined by Ruthie Foster discuss the Rickie Lee Jones self-titled debut record from 1979.  Plenty of other discussion including Belize, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Stevie Wonder, what are you listening to (we want Ruthie to record us a jingle), discovering Rickie Lee Jones, Tom Waits, The Grammys (a win and some losses for Rickie), doyt doyt, Wayne and Ruthie tank a Ben favorite from the Top 5, and Wayne uncovers what a PLP means.Check out Ruthie Foster here:http://www.ruthiefoster.com/Ch

Feb 21, 2023 • 1:27:19

Episode 276 – Adam Ant’s “Friend or Foe” with Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast to discuss Adam Ant’s 1982 album “Friend Or Foe.”  Plenty of other discussion including baseball and podcasting, baseball card collecting, songs not to sing at weddings, name dropping, Solid Gold, seeing Adam live, front doors and back doors, Wayne’s many lists, the golden era of MTV videos, and throwing a bone to Marco.Check out Adam Ant here:http://www.adam-ant.com/Check out The Hustle here:https://thehustle.podbean.co

Feb 15, 2023 • 1:46:23

Episode 275 – Frances Luke Accord discusses Anais Mitchell’s “Young Man in America”

The guys are joined by Brian and Nicholas of France Luke Accord to discuss another Anais Mitchell record….this time “Young Man in America.”  Plenty of other discussion including their new album “Safe In Sound,” seeing Bruce and seeing shows “cold turkey,” Bon Iver and Midwest bands, Vibe (show your jazz hands), streaming services shafting musicians, Darlinside, God of Abraham, Take Her To The Hospital!, and stick around to the end to find out the meaning of the band’s name. Check out France Luke

Feb 6, 2023 • 1:50:02

Episode 274 – Blue Water Highway discusses The Killers’ “Battle Born”

The guys are joined once again by Greg, Kyle and Zack from Blue Water Highway (remember our Ryan Adams & The Cardinals episode) to discuss The Killers 2012 album “Battle Born.”  Plenty of other discussion including breakfast tacos, why Catherine didn’t join us for this episode, Wayne’s ridiculous t-shirt collection, transmission issues, please no talking on “Pressure Machine,” Springsteen (a few times), Daniel Lanois inspired “Paper Airplanes,” Pre-Pre-Chorus, Icehouse and Kate Bush, ending albu

Jan 31, 2023 • 1:53:52

Episode 273 – Mark Erelli discusses Roy Orbison's "Mystery Girl"

The guys are joined by Mark Erelli and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame to discuss “Mystery Girl" from Roy Orbison.  Fair warning: Ben and Jeff recorded in Jeff's studio in Cali so some insanity and inside jokes did occur.  Plenty of other conversation about Bill Morrissey, Justin Townes Earle, RP, finding catharsis, "Boys of Summer," the Wilbury's, Bono & Benmont, Elvis Costello, lots of love songs and also a song about windsurfing, and Ben needs to rethink his score on the album's extra track (Bria

Jan 23, 2023 • 1:46:54

Episode 272 – Jarrod Dickenson discusses Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers’ “The Last DJ”

The guys are joined by Jarrod Dickenson and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame to discuss “The Last DJ" from Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. Plenty of other conversation about Texas football and Steve Sarkisian, selling a hat to Spike Lee, writing about other people (not just autobiographical), Christmas music, songs about grandparents, concept record and the thread that weaves it all together – except for one song, how do we say “Brion?”, a discussion about “Now That’s What I Call Music,” rock and roll

Jan 17, 2023 • 1:53:27

Episode 271 – Matthew Fowler discusses Blake Mills’ “Heigh Ho”

The guys are joined by Matthew Fowler to talk about the Blake Mills album “Heigh Ho.” Plenty of other conversation about Tom Petty, Orlando, Jordan Foley, Who is Cassie, managing Heartwood in Gainesville, Shane Leonard, going from zero to a hundred, Susana in Havana, I looked past the Mariachi Band, Blake’s production work and taking risks.  It’s safe to say that Matthew is a HUGE Blake Mills fan.  Check out Matthew Fowler here:http://www.matthewfowlermusic.com/Check out Blake Mills here:https:/

Jan 10, 2023 • 2:00:25

Episode 270 – Dada’s “Puzzle” with Michael Gurley of Dada and Kevin Peters and Joe Royland

The guys are joined by Patreon Revisitor Kevin Peters and repeat guest Joe Royland along with Michael Gurley of Dada to talk about Dada’s underappreciated album “Puzzle.”  Plenty of other conversation including being on IRS Records and Miles Copeland, being big in Portugal, San Quentin and Dizz Knee Land, playing a concert in a spaceship, playing guitar solos in the 90s when it wasn’t cool to solo, posters on our walls, my mom is a movie star, why the album is called “Puzzle” and more.  Check ou

Jan 3, 2023 • 2:10:11

Episode 269 – Alvvays “Blue Rev” with Lenny DiNardo

The guys are joined by former MLB pitcher and current Red Sox NESN Analyst Lenny DiNardo to talk about Alvvays latest album “Blue Rev.”  Plenty of other conversation about the Red Sox and other baseball talk, getting the NESN gig, bonding over Nada Surf, the Lemonheads, Bill Janovitz, The Baseball Project, Television, finding out that the pronunciation is just "Always," lost loves and longing, KEXP, and, despite the 80s influences on this record, Wayne didn’t hear enough Go-Go’s.  We're gonna ma

Dec 27, 2022 • 1:41:05

Episode 268 – Most Listened to Songs of 2022

The guys count down their most listened to songs of 2022.  Plenty of former guest appearances in the lists including Caroline Spence, Matt Nathanson, liv., Michael McArthur, Drew Kennedy, and Ken Yates (among others).  Ben once again talks about Anais Mitchell and John Fullbright (shocker, I know) and Will Hoge makes another Wayne list?  Will Mr. Hoge ever come on the podcast?  Also discussed: potential albums to discuss in 2023.  Did your favorite albums make the list?Check out the playlists he

Dec 20, 2022 • 1:23:42

Episode 267 – Chelsea Gilliland of CHLSY discusses Radiohead’s “In Rainbows”

While Wayne is away, bestie Jeff Frame (@jeffmakesjokes) guest co-hosts again and is joined by Chelsea Gilliland of CHLSY to talk about her album “quantum entanglement” and Radiohead’s “In Rainbows.” Plenty of other discussion including lower case letters, The Smile, is a job in Alaska a promotion, the Ryman and Exit-In, DJ’ing in Nashville, summer problems, the Grammys (did Radiohead win any of the awards), releasing a record without a label, seeing colors in music, and is “All I Need” a love s

Dec 13, 2022 • 1:51:04

Episode 266 - AC/DC's Highway To Hell with....just us

We tackle our first AC/DC album on the show...the last Bon Scott album "Highway to Hell" from 1979.  Discussion and derailments including conversation about Mutt Lange, backseat rhythms, Axl Rose brings out a song from this album to the live show, John Hughes, eating everything in the Hungry Man TV dinners, and Foreigner.  And, LISTENER SCORES!  Find out why Wayne drops a F bomb on one of the scores.  Apologies for any oversights on the research front as we had a day to prepare.  Why?  Just list

Dec 6, 2022 • 1:14:33

Episode 265 – John Mellencamp's "American Fool" with Karli Anderson

We tackle another album from Mr. Mellencamp - this time the album, American Fool, that really put him on the map.  We essentially had like a day and a half to prepare and big kudos to Pateron Revisitor Karli Anderson for joining us on this episode.  Other topics of discussion include Tastee Freeze, winning a Grammy over some major heavyweights, being vulnerable and needing someone, the Midwest, handclaps, and albums that don't include the song that inspired the album title.  Seriously, why is th

Nov 29, 2022 • 1:06:19

Episode 264 – Alan Anton of Cowboy Junkies discusses “Songs of the Recollection”

This episode is a bit different but still fits the "revisited" aspect of the podcast.  We chat with Alan Anton of Cowboy Junkies to discuss their recent album called "Songs of the Recollection" which is the band covering some of their favorite artists including Bowie, Uncle Neil, the Stones, and The Cure.  We go track by track discussing their record and get some fun stories along the way like songs that didn’t work for soundtracks, discovering Vic Chestnutt, covering Dylan, and more. As a bonus

Nov 22, 2022 • 58:20

Episode 263 – The Wallflowers “Bringing Down The Horse” with Bo Armstrong

The guys are joined by Bo Armstrong to discuss his new album “If Your Tired Heart Is Aching” and to revisit The Wallflowers “Bringing Down the Horse.” Plenty of discussion about covering well known songs from Billie Eilish and Mary Chapin Carpenter, why Dallas?, discovering that Jakob has a famous dad, how sick are we of “One Headlight” yet also acknowledging its greatness, T-Bone, where exactly is that 6th avenue,  the Grammys, and is this album an Americana record?  We think so.Check out Bo Ar

Nov 15, 2022 • 1:55:15

Episode 262 – liv. discusses Caamp's "By and By"

Ben and Wayne welcome liv. *(yes, we spelled it right) to discuss Caamp's "By and By" (2019) along with her latest album "Young, Dumb, and in Love." Plenty of other discussion including red hoodies, story songs, Van Plating, Scorpions, vanilla ice cream (is it a compliment), sequencing (we're counting on you Tim!), go political if you want to, 3 different 12s, banjos, and the beauty and genius of Caamp's tasty guitar hooks.Check out liv. at: https://www.livmusicby.com/Check out Caamp at: https:/

Nov 1, 2022 • 1:28:22

Episode 261 – Emily Scott Robinson discusses Anais Mitchell’s self-titled

Ben and Wayne welcome Emily Scott Robinson to discuss the self-titled album from Anais Mitchell (2022) along with Emily’s album “American Siren” and latest project with Violet Bell and Alisa Amador.  Plenty of other discussion including faith, hotels in Little Rock Arkansas, learning things the hard way, Ben's potential most listened to song of 2022, words like revenant and gloaming, nostalgia, Felix McTeigue, Emily calls an audible, watershed moments in our lives, and the genius of Anais Mitche

Oct 25, 2022 • 1:43:38

Episode 260 – Brad’s “Interiors” with Kasey Anderson & Shawn Brown

The guys are joined by repeat revisitors Shawn Brown and Kasey Anderson for not one but two episodes about the Seattle band “Brad.”  Did you listen to the "Shame" episode first?  This episode we’ll tackle Brad’s second release from 1997 “Interiors.” Plenty of discussion about Kasey’s new EP “The Vibromonk Sessions,” buying records from Regan from the band, Brendan O’Brien & Nick DiDia, Satchel, snowboarding drunk, Wendy Suter, Scarface, and lots of conversation about the sequencing of this album

Oct 21, 2022 • 59:39

Episode 259 – Brad’s “Shame” with Shawn Brown & Kasey Anderson

The guys are joined by repeat revisitors Shawn Brown and Kasey Anderson for not one but two episodes about the Seattle band “Brad.”  This episode we’ll tackle Brad’s first album “Shame.” Plenty of discussion about Shawn’s new EP “The Rain Parade,” trying to figure out the music industry, the Mariners, “I’m 42 and not gonna have a Tik Tok,” remove April 5th from the calendar, the genius of Shawn Smith, Purple Rain, unfinished songs, and we challenge Kasey to cover some Brad songs.  Check out Kase

Oct 18, 2022 • 1:17:04

Episode 258 - Derek Hoke discusses Los Lobos "Colossal Head"

The guys are joined by Derek Hoke to discuss his new album "Electric Mountain" and his album choice of "Colossal Head" from Los Lobos.  Plenty of other discussion including Florida Man, Cocks, Manifest Records, Lillie Mae, No "Wagon Wheel" in East Nashville, cool Spanish words, Joe Walsh, Marcia Marcia Marcia, we're all gringos here, songs about rain, and Jon Latham.  Check out Derek at:https://www.derekhoke.com/Check out Los Lobos at: https://www.loslobos.org/site/Check out other episodes at Re

Oct 11, 2022 • 1:27:39

Episode 257 – Flickerstick’s “Welcoming Home the Astronauts” with Joe Royland

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Joe Royland to discuss Flickerstick’s major label debut “Welcoming Home The Astronauts.”  Plenty of discussion about the June reunion shows, Bands on the Run (naturally), albums that just didn’t get a shot, Charlie Sexton, Chris Young, dealing with our kids, a song that gets a wink and a point, and the excitement Joe and Ben have for a new Flickerstick lineup and new music, and would Wayne like “Tarantula” better than this album?  Check out the Flickerstic

Oct 5, 2022 • 1:36:48

Episode 256 – Run DMC’s “Raising Hell” with Chad Sutton & Brad Waterman

The guys are joined by listeners Chad Sutton & Brad Waterman to discuss Run-D.M.C.’s game changing album “Raising Hell.” Plenty of discussion about lack of hustle, Rolling Stone’s 2020 best albums list is waaaay wrong, Rick Rubin and Aerosmith, Human Beat Boxes, how Ben’s scores are ridiculous, Adidas, getting songs ruined by friends, Krush Groove, and how DMC gave us black history lessons.  Check out Run-D.M.C. at:http://www.rundmc.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Ap

Oct 1, 2022 • 1:32:24

Episode 255 - DC Glenn of Tag Team discusses his career and 80s hip hop

The guys are joined by DC Glenn of Tag Team to discuss his career.  Plenty of discussion about the longevity of "Whoomp There It Is," the GEICO commercial, spinning records and mix tapes in Sacramento, the cautions of music publishing, Elf, mastering SEO, Planet Rock and Kraftwerk, embracing being a one hit wonder, and we discuss plenty of 80s hip hop like MC Shan & BDP & MC Lyte (and some songs that haven't held the test of time) including a teaser of an upcoming Run DMC episode.  Check out Tag

Sep 27, 2022 • 1:10:03

Episode 254 – Kurt Ville’s “Wakin on a Pretty Daze” with Ken Yates

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Ken Yates to discuss Kurt Vile’s “Wakin On A Pretty Daze.”  Plenty of discussion about Ken’s new album “Cerulean” (Ben can’t pronounce it), sleepwalking grooves, searching for light, Ron Hawkins & Trews & why don’t Canadian bands translate better to the States, “this song is really 6 minutes long,” left handed smoke shifters, good tambourine and bad accordion (see previous episode), the Air Bud movie franchise, and vibe!Check out Ken Yates at: http://www.k

Sep 20, 2022 • 1:30:59

Episode 253 – Kenny Becker of Goon discusses Pinback’s “Blue Screen Life”

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Ken Yates to discuss Pinback’s second album “Blue Screen Life.” Plenty of discussion about Goon’s new album “Hour of Green Evening,” what’s an angel number, wired brains, John Carpenter, dropsy, electronic hand claps are sad, ochre and D&D, who was the Norwegian death metal band, and Wayne scored this on musicality and not lyrics?Check out Goon at: https://www.goonisaband.com/Check out Pinback at: https://pinback.bandcamp.com/Check out other episodes at Re

Sep 12, 2022 • 1:44:26

Episode 252 – “The Freewillin’ Bob Dylan” with Barnaby Bright

The guys are joined by Becky and Nathan Bliss of Barnaby Bright to discuss Bob Dylan’s “The Freewillin’ Bob Dylan.”  Plenty of discussion about Barnaby Bright’s catalog (why are all their albums saying 2022?), making great and personal videos, “in my soul I smell something as good as bread,” slipping to #255, Ed Sullivan, “War?  Maybe we should focus on healthcare,” some playful Bob songs and writing songs way more advanced for your age.Check out Barnaby Bright at: https://www.barnabybright.com/

Sep 6, 2022 • 1:25:33

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Eleven – Medicine at Midnight

Ben, Wayne and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame continue the Foos sidecast digging into the tenth studio album “Medicine at Midnight.”  Plenty of discussion including losing respect for Phil Nevin, Mariners, scheduling guests suck, Reno and Hot August Nights, Studio 666 and slasher movies, Grammy wins for rock categories when this album is their poppiest, "I bet Paul will like this," getting pronunciations right (you're better than that Grohl!), and score that make us say to one another, "Shame...sha

Aug 31, 2022 • 1:08:54

Episode 251 – Alice Cooper’s “Love It To Death” & Cheap Trick with Brian Kramp

The guys are joined by author and music fan Brian Kramp to discuss his new book about Cheap Trick called “This Band Has No Past.”  Plenty of discussion about the early days of Cheap Trick and how everyone in the 60s were in bands, Vietnam, Bob Ezrin, Beatles and Lennon, pissing off the religious right, Rolf Harris and the theatrics of Alice Cooper that stemmed from this album.Check out Alice Cooper at: https://alicecooper.com/Buy Brian’s book about Cheap Trick at: https://www.amazon.com/This-Ban

Aug 22, 2022 • 1:22:16

Milestone Episode 250 – The Albums We Won’t Discuss on The Podcast

The guys reach another milestone (250 episodes?  What?) with a special episode of the albums we won’t discuss on the podcast.  We take drastically different approaches to our lists (Wayne took the high road?  What?). Plenty of other discussion including Springsteen tickets, NaNoWriMo, Seattle Mariners, Bill Burr, Tom Waits, Duran Duran, TTD, Chinese Democracy, Metallica and GNR at the Kingdome (Ben is still bitter), The Cars, Unplugged, and Bowie.  Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPod

Aug 16, 2022 • 1:47:47

Episode 249: Wayne’s Big Moment To Shine & John Mellencamp’s “Uh Huh”

Wayne sits in the host chair (the hot seat…not the co-host chair) and invites repeat revisitor Jeff Frame to join him for his inaugural hosting episode as they discuss John Cougar Mellencamp’s “Uh Huh.”  This episode might have the most conversation about drinking that we’ve ever done.  Plenty of other discussion including creating a documentary, Farm Aid, ganging up on Ben, Toto’s Africa, Reagan Era politics, losing to authorities, John Prine, Jeff’s Grandma, Mariners Weekly, MTV gave away a Pi

Aug 8, 2022 • 1:48:32

Episode 248: Matthew Perryman Jones discusses R.E.M.’s “Document”

The guys are joined by Matthew Perryman Jones to discuss the 1987 classic album “Document” from R.E.M. Plenty of other discussion including the first CDs we ever bought, albums we own (or once owned) from November 1987, our listeners favorite R.E.M. decade of output, wake up calls, Thoreau, Reagan Era backlash, Pee Wee, 80s sax solos and why there’s no horns in anarchy, Athens GA, Peter Buck, and we share our Michael stories (Mills & Stipe).Check out Matthew at: https://www.mpjmusic.com/Check ou

Jul 26, 2022 • 1:38:31

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Ten – Concrete and Gold

Ben, Wayne and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame welcome newcomer Brad Sorensen of the Pop Culture Yearbook Podcast to continue the Foos sidecast - digging into the ninth studio album “Concrete and Gold.”  Plenty of discussion including witness protection, no spoiler on shows!, Trump’s victory and the impact of that on the lyrics and political digs of this album, Greg Kurstin, daughters, licking the bitter envelopes, Tik Tok, Paul McCartney plays drums?  And who is Daryl?Check out Foo Fighters at: htt

Jul 19, 2022 • 1:21:41

Episode 247: Jadea Kelly discusses Ruston Kelly’s “Dying Star”

The guys are joined by Jadea Kelly to discuss her new album “Roses” and the 2018 album “Dying Star” from Ruston Kelly (no relation). Plenty of other discussion including things that make us happy, taking  breaks, drug references in Ruston’s lyrics (like, a lot of them) and is it glamorizing or honesty or both, “You didn’t love them enough?  I want it on record,” the walls of Jericho and double meaning in Ruston’s lyrics.  Find out why Wayne and Ben are now big fans of Ruston Kelly.Check out Jade

Jul 12, 2022 • 1:30:12

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Nine – Sonic Highways

Ben and Wayne and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame welcome back another repeat revisitor – Kevin Peters – to continue the Foos sidecast digging into the eighth studio album and "soundtrack" to the HBO series "Sonic Highways."  Plenty of discussion including Kevin's good excuse for being late, C's get degrees, who is going to edit the Wayne & Jeff episode, Grammy snubs, did the Foos utilize their guests appropriately (like Joe Walsh, Zac Brown, Gary Clark Jr and Rick Nielsen), and we mention the phras

Jul 6, 2022 • 1:11:11

Episode 246: Janiva Magness discusses Bonnie Raitt’s 1971 debut album

The guys are joined by Janiva Magness to discuss her new album “Hard to Kill” and the debut album from the legendary Bonnie Raitt.  Plenty of other discussion including covering John Fogerty and Delbert McClinton and making songs your own, Bonnie Raitt rope a doped Wayne, Sippie Wallace, Paul Siebel, KRSH, the hand clapper is too far away, living in Minneapolis, and what’s the one song you’ll never hear Janiva perform live?Check out Janiva at:https://www.janivamagness.com/Check out Bonnie at: ht

Jun 29, 2022 • 1:31:14

Episode 245: Wilco’s “Summerteeth” with Gorman Bechard & Jeff Frame

The guys are joined by film maker Gorman Bechard to discuss the Jay Bennett documentary “Where Are You Now, Jay Bennett” and “Summerteeth” from Wilco.  Repeat Revisitor Jeff Frame also joins the conversation because he would disown Ben as a friend if he didn’t get the invite.  Plenty of other discussion including the best opening line in music history (according to Gorman), the brutality of sequencing, Solid Sound, a huge difference of opinions for “Pieholdensuite”, Beatles references, hidden tr

Jun 23, 2022 • 1:42:40

Episode 244: Episode 244: Rod Stewart “Every Picture Tells A Story” with Tim McKay

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Tim McKay to tackle the Rod Stewart solo album “Every Picture Tells A Story.” Plenty of other discussion including why are we having school after Memorial Day, Kate Bush and Stranger Things, The Top 10 albums from a certain week in 1971, Ron Wood doesn’t get enough credit, Elvis Presley, Dylan covers, wait… “Maggie May” was a B side?, Henry, and listening to Rod Stewart unplugged at 16 might explain Tim’s high school issues (according to Wayne…may

Jun 14, 2022 • 1:24:42

Episode 243: Drew Kennedy discusses Ben Folds “Rockin’ The Suburbs”

The guys are joined by Drew Kennedy to talk about his new album “Marathon” and the Ben Folds solo album “Rockin’ The Suburbs.” Plenty of other discussion including Ben’s brush with The Chute in New Braunfels TX, rubber bridge guitars, crying on a record, Wayne’s internet issues, Nick Hornby, it sucks to grow old (but shout out to Dallin and Maverick), “when I go, the cops are coming,” The Park of Death, Korn, and a celebration of Ben Folds – a master story teller.Check out Drew Kennedy at:https:

Jun 9, 2022 • 1:57:42

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Eight – Wasting Light

Ben and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame welcome back another repeat revisitor – Karli Anderson – to continue the Foos sidecast digging into the seventh studio album “Wasting Light.”  Plenty of discussion including Pittsburgh, recent concert going (and concerts coming up), Karli’s grudge against Uncle Tupelo and Wilco, Jeff likes to POGO (and subsequent knee surgery), Bob Mould, what’s up with Brian’s score of “White Limo,” and what song did Karli knock out of the Top 5?  Listen to find out.  Check o

Jun 7, 2022 • 1:26:51

Episode 242: X’s “Los Angeles” with special guest John Doe

The guys are joined by John Doe to talk about his new album “Fables in a Foreign Land” and to answer Ben and Wayne’s questions about 1980’s “Los Angeles” from X.  Plenty of other discussion including moving to Texas, Psych Furs, Skating Polly, murder ballads, Ray Manzarek, coiled up phone cords, Ben’s obsession with “Take #52,” Pizza & Pipes and more.  They say to not meet your heroes so you’re not disappointed but John did NOT disappoint at all.  What a thrill to have one of our musical heroes

May 31, 2022 • 1:43:22

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Seven - Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace

Ben, Wayne and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame welcome newcomer Scott Hardesty from the Foo Fighters tribute band “Joe Hero” (you remember Linc from a previous episode?) to continue the Foos sidecast digging into the sixth studio album “Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace"  Other discussion includes cover bands focusing on just one band's material, the series finale of "Killing Eve," Dave's maturity as a lyricist, we call BS on Billboard, more Grammy nominations, Stranger Things, and a song that Ben k

May 27, 2022 • 1:31:19

Episode 241: The Police's Outlandos D'Amour

The guys pivot when the scheduled guest gets ill and discuss an album they know all too well with 24 hours notice...the debut album from The Police "Outlando D'Amour." Plenty of other discussion including when Ben jumped off the Sting train, is there a better 5 album run to start a career, do Andy & Sting & Stewart hate each other, Phil Hartman, songs about Rod Stewart and then you become Rod Stewart, and Wayne provided Ben the lyrics?  And, there might be a special announcement from Ben about t

May 24, 2022 • 1:34:04

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Six – Skin and Bones

Ben and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame welcome newcomer Andrew McMann to continue the Foos sidecast digging into the live album "Skin and Bones."  We talk about how the songs on this album are different (in many cases) from the other versions we've discussed so far, Andrew's story with this album as a comfort after getting hurt in Iraq, baseball movies, messing with the timeline, and we remind listeners that the sidecast is not in response to what has transpired with the band but is instead a form

May 20, 2022 • 1:24:47

Episode 240: The Kinks “State of Confusion” with Patreon Revisitor Phil Berg

Episode 240: The Kinks “State of Confusion” with Patreon Revisitor Phil BergThe guys are joined by repeat Patreon Revisitor Phil Berg to talk about 1982’s “State of Confusion” from The Kinks. Plenty of other discussion including albums we owned (and maybe still own) from 1982, Argent, dads and daughters, property and divorces, the last big charting song for The Kinks, Groundhog Day, the first four way tie for scores, the exclusion of “Long Distance” on the record version, controlled chaos, and a

May 17, 2022 • 1:22:08

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Five – In Your Honor

Ben, Wayne and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame welcome newcomer Joe Royland of “Sit and Spin with Joe” to continue the Foos sidecast digging into the fifth album “In Your Honor.”  Will Wayne lose it having to score 20 songs?  Plenty of discussion including songs that remind of us of Cheap Trick and Pink Floyd, personal songs to us that get high scores, no talk box, John Kerry, Danny Bonaduce, scream-o, bossa nova, a song about Kurt, and John Paul Jones.  Check out Foo Fighters at: https://www.foofig

May 13, 2022 • 1:56:15

Episode 239: Cocteau Twins “Heaven or Las Vegas” with Kay Hanley

The guys are joined by Kay Hanley (of Letters to Cleo fame, solo, and plenty of other stuff) to discuss the 1990 classic “Heaven or Las Vegas” from the Cocteau Twins.  Plenty of other discussion including Tacoma and “10 Things I Hate About You”, working in animated shows, the “Marmalade” remaster (coming soon to vinyl!), Boston Red Sox, Purple Rain (and Prince samples a song on this album), speaking in Druid, songs about babies, and lots of questions including “what are the song titles again” &

May 9, 2022 • 1:37:21

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Four - One By One

Ben, Wayne and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame welcome newcomer Linc Butler from the Foo Fighters tribute band “Joe Hero” to continue the Foos sidecast digging into the fourth album “One by One."  Other discussion includes 3 year olds singing questionable lyrics, the making of great songs, Cinco De Mayo, the Billboard Top 7 albums when this album peaked in 2002, Audioslave, a banned video on MTV, Brian May sways our scores, and once again we bring up the sex and pizza and Foo Fighters analogy.Check

May 6, 2022 • 1:18:53

Episode 238: Randy Newman’s “Harps and Angels” with The Young Fables

Episode 238: Randy Newman’s “Harps and Angels” with The Young FablesThe guys are joined by Laurel and Wes of The Young Fables to discuss Randy Newman’s 2008 album “Harps and Angels.”  Plenty of other discussion including the new album from The Young Fables and their movie “Fable of a Song,” covering all your bases, songs that remind us of our dads, Toy Story 5: Woody’s Had Enough, you’re only patriotic if you fly a flag outside your car or truck, is there a perfect album, don’t be ashamed of you

May 2, 2022 • 1:42:11

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Three – There is Nothing Left to Lose

Ben, Wayne and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame welcome newcomer Jacob Godbey from the band “Mrs. Ghost” to continue the Foos sidecast digging into the third album “There is Nothing Left to Lose.”   Other discussion includes Atomic Genius in Puyallup, quilts of t-shirts, comedy and Montana, Spanaway, Rage Against the Machine and Grammy Awards, which songs are Dave and which songs are Taylor, weird single choices, Italians, Pro Talk Box, “Ed,” and the moment on the album that we believe Taylor announc

Apr 29, 2022 • 1:38:54

Episode 237: John Prine’s “Sweet Revenge” with Elliah Heifetz

Episode 237: John Prine’s “Sweet Revenge” with Elliah HeifetzThe guys are joined by Elliah Heifetz to discuss John Prine’s third album “Sweet Revenge.”  Plenty of other discussion including the new debut album from Elliah Heifetz called "First Generation American.”  Plenty of other discussion including fictional conversations with Prine, is it Christmas in Paris or Christmas in Prison, bonanza personnel, a dream Prine/Cohen mashup, veiled lyrics about show promoters or government or the radio in

Apr 25, 2022 • 1:23:00

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Two – The Colour and the Shape

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part Two – The Colour and the ShapeBen, Wayne and repeat revisitors Jeff Frame and Tim McKay continue the Foos sidecast - this time digging into the second album “The Colour and the Shape.”  We recorded this episode just days after Taylor Hawkins’ passing so there is plenty of tribute to one of our favorite drummers of all time.  Wayne takes advantage of no clown horn editing for this episode.  Other discussion includes Nickelback, notes rustling, the Kingdome, breakup song

Apr 21, 2022 • 1:42:48

Episode 236: Jack Johnson’s “Brushfire Fairytales” with Grady Spencer

Episode 236: Jack Johnson’s “Brushfire Fairytales” with Grady SpencerThe guys are joined by Grady Spencer of Grady Spencer and the Work to discuss “Brushfire Fairytales” from Jack Johnson (his debut album)  Plenty of other discussion including the new Grady Spencer and the Work album called "Wait" (go check that out) and other topics like 1985 station wagons, Paducah Texas, being in the mood to listen to Jack, PG versions of Sublime, drop your phone and watch it, the news, surfing, nostalgia and

Apr 19, 2022 • 1:36:33

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part One – Foo Fighters self-titled Debut

Foo Fighters Sidecast Part One – Foo Fighters self-titled DebutBen, Wayne and repeat revisitor Jeff Frame kick off the Records Revisited Podcast special “Sidecast” project with special guest Barrett Jones.  Barrett helped Dave record and produce that first record (really it’s a Dave Grohl solo album).  Some fun tidbits are included about that process and we set the stage for the rest of the "Sidecast" or whatever the heck we're gonna end up calling these additional episodes.  Full disclosure: Th

Apr 14, 2022 • 1:35:21

Episode 235 - Aimee Mann's "Whatever" with Matt Nathanson and Dave Greenberg

Matt Nathanson returns...thanks to Patreon Revisitor Dave Greenberg picking Aimee Mann's "Whatever." We talk about "Achtung Matty" and Aimee's first solo record with plenty of other discussion like not wearing a shirt, ageism, is this a duets record, Jon Brion, Cameron Crowe, Paula Kelley kills it on the string arrangements, why Matt can't listen to some of our episodes, what is exactly is the word, and Ben has computer problems which prompts Wayne into being the host for 6 minutes...and he does

Apr 12, 2022 • 2:13:29

Episode 234: The Chicks’ “Wide Open Spaces” with Michaela Anne

The guys are joined by Michaela Anne to discuss “Wide Open Spaces” from The Chicks (yeah, it’s still sometimes hard not to say that other word).  Plenty of other discussion including Michaela’s new album “Oh To Be That Free” on Yep Roc, finding solace in music during tough times, getting a shoutout from Carole King, getting a like from Christopher Cross, living in Washington state, 90s Pop Country, Joe Walsh, ’86 Chevy Novas, Maria McKee, and knocking it out of the park on a major label debut. C

Apr 4, 2022 • 1:30:19

Episode 233: Meat Loaf’s “Bat Out of Hell” with Rick Brantley & Alex Alt

The guys are joined by two Repeat Revisitors – Rick Brantley (see our Kris Kristofferson episode) and Alex Alt of the Sly Dog Music-Cast (see Alex’s guest co-host spot with Leah Blevins discussing Stevie Nicks) to talk about the classic "Bat Out of Hell" from Meat Loaf. Plenty of other discussion including how each of us got introduced to Meat Loaf, how Rick worked with Meat (see Hang Cool Teddy Bear), the collaborative partnership of Meat and Jim Steinman, theatrics and rock music (yeah, they c

Mar 29, 2022 • 1:55:42

Episode 232: Radiohead’s “OK Computer” with Jeff Pilson & Jeff Frame

While Wayne is on vacation, Ben is joined by Repeat Revisitor (and bestie) Jeff Frame and Jeff Pilson of Foreigner, Dokken and Black Swan fame. Plenty of other discussion including Bjork, playing legendary songs for a legendary band, making music with friends, Longview Washington, seeing Radiohead in person, foreshadowing in 1997 of current capitalism and emphasis on social media, and 3 separate “12s” / top song.  Watch the video “Generation Mind” from Black Swan at: https://www.youtube.com/watc

Mar 21, 2022 • 1:36:26

Episode 231: Bee Gees “1st” with Grant Walters and Jon Lamoreaux

While Wayne is on vacation, Ben is joined by Repeat Revisitor guest co-host Jon Lamoreaux (of the Hustle Podcast) and author Grant Walters who wrote “Decades: The Bee Gees in the 1960s” to celebrate “1st” from Bee Gees. Plenty of other discussion including Tik Tok, being of the time, the thinking behind the title, Robert Stigwood, the dumbest Wikipedia entry of all time, songs without choruses, are there any orchestras in Australia, was everyone influenced by Revolver, how Jon is an unanimous ki

Mar 14, 2022 • 1:55:44

Episode 230: Dave Zalatoris of the Beer in Front podcast discusses The Rolling Stones’ “Sticky Fingers”

The guys are joined by Dave Zalotoris of the Beer in Front podcast (and for a few minutes listener Mark Neese) to talk about The Rolling Stones classic “Sticky Fingers” Plenty of other discussion including how this was supposed to be an episode about REM's "Murmur," beer and Chicago, how the Stones are no longer playing "Brown Sugar," Mark's internet issues, drug references, one song that there are no good covers of it (except for the Sundays), are we a part of the "a lot of people" that Mick Ta

Mar 8, 2022 • 1:21:33

Episode 229: Anna Morsett of The Still Tide discusses Elliott Smith’s “Figure 8”

The guys are joined by Anna Morsett (The Still Tide) talk about Elliott Smith’s 2000 release “Figure 8.”  Plenty of other discussion including communal CD players, guitar teching, working with Brian Joseph, Olympia, being overly kind and trying to find joy in the moments, Schoolhouse Rock, pleasing Mama, and finding common words and phrases in lyrics.  Check out Anna and The Still Tide at: http://www.thestilltide.com/Check out the Elliott Smith fan website at: http://www.sweetadeline.net/Check o

Mar 1, 2022 • 1:44:11

Episode 228: Sweeping Promises discusses “Space Museum” from Solid Space

The guys are joined by Lira and Caulfield of Sweeping Promises who introduce the guys to a lost gem of the 1980s from Solid Space called “Space Museum.”  Plenty of other discussion including recording on one mic in mono, the art of mythbuilding and tribalism, minimal wave, Captain Scarlet and the Mysterians, Doctor Who, Sylvia Plath, “you can hear the puberty,” Dean Koontz, clarinet, and wordle.  Check out Sweeping Promises at: https://sweepingpromises.com/Check out Solid Space at: https://solid

Feb 22, 2022 • 1:37:08

Episode 227: Noah Guthrie discusses “Raising Sand” from Robert Plant & Alison Krauss

The guys were joined by musician and actor Noah Guthrie.  His new album is great...you should check that out...and we talk about Robert Plant and Alison Krauss and their album "Raising Sand."  Or is it T-Bone Burnett's album with guest appearances from Robert and Alison? We also talk about “Gleeks” (he was in the last season of Glee), the grammys, perfectly sequencing, and how this album is a master class of collaboration and humility.And, we give a shout out to Tim McKay since Noah wanted to pi

Feb 15, 2022 • 1:35:05

Episode 226: Lucinda Williams’ “Car Wheels on a Gravel Road” with Jane Bruce

The guys were joined by Jane Bruce to talk about “Car Wheels on a Gravel Road” from Lucinda Williams.  Plenty of other discussion including performing in the play “Jagged Little Pill,” being messy, re-recording an entire album, Blaze Foley, growing up in Utah and flipping off Kaysville (and other Utah cities), is this a concept album, Ben creates a drinking game for this album and more. Check out Jane Bruce at: http://www.janebrucemusic.com/Check out Lucinda Williams at: https://www.lucindawilli

Feb 8, 2022 • 1:30:06

Episode 225: Van Halen I (Debut) with author Paul Brannigan

The guys were joined by Paul Brannigan, author of "Unchained: The Eddie Van Halen Story,” to talk about the classic debut album from Van Halen. Lots of stories about the early days of the band including names of the first bands, demos with Gene Simmons and Ted Templeman, Patty Smyth, Dave vs. Sammy, famous Jamies, and more. Check out the episode and, if you like what you hear, go buy the book from Paul.  It's a fun and easy read and there are a TON of stories that we didn't talk about on the epi

Feb 1, 2022 • 1:35:16

Episode 224: Wilco’s “A Ghost Is Born” with Tom Hershey and Jeff Frame

The guys welcome Patreon revisitor Tom Hershey and Wilco super fan Jeff Frame to talk about "A Ghost is Born."  Wayne foregoes our typical PG-13 rating with multiple F-bombs about one particular song and a song that he THOUGHT was on the actual album that wasn't.  We talk WAY too much about the song that gets our collective "1" score.  Is it pill bug beauty or pure bug beauty?  Why does Jeff care so much about Wayne's scores?  Why do you see more Wilco t-shirts at a Wilco concert more than any o

Jan 25, 2022 • 2:04:18

Episode 223: Ryan Hiller discusses Prince's "The Rainbow Children"

The guys are joined by Phil Berg referral Ryan Hiller to discuss Prince's "The Rainbow Children."  Yep.  You read that right.  We did an episode about "The Rainbow Children" before we did episodes about "Purple Rain" or "1999" or "Around the World" or "Sign O The Times."  Find out why Ryan Hiller picked this album before any of the popular and well regarded Prince albums.This album has Naughty Prince.  Gospel Prince.  Jazzy Prince.  Funky Prince.  This album has EVERYTHING.  And plenty of "eatin

Jan 18, 2022 • 1:40:00

Episode 222: Kate Bush’s “Hounds of Love” with Carrie Akre & Brian Woods

The guys welcome back Carrie Akre (Hammerbox, Goodness & solo) and welcome Patreon Revisitor Brian Woods to talk about Kate Bush and “Hounds of Love.”  Plenty of other discussion including 80s music like Depeche Mode, “Wrestle It Out” and a songwriting challenge, how the podcast morphed since the last time Carrie was on, misogyny in the music industry, having your top song getting a new title, snippets from The Wall, the epic Side B, Wayne loves a good Riverdance, and how we’re all ashamed of at

Jan 11, 2022 • 1:56:46

Episode 221: Sean Rowe discusses Leonard Cohen’s “Songs of Love and Hate”

The guys welcome Sean Rowe to talk about “Songs of Love and Hate” from Leonard Cohen.  Plenty of other discussion including talk about not repeating a t-shirt wear, foraging and what NOT to eat, Sean working with the Wisconsin dudes, Cohen working with Phil Spector, Get Back & the creative process, Wayne is Mr. Tattoo Man, flamenco guitar, Bob Johnston, and being the shy guy at an orgy.Check Sean Rowe out at: https://www.seanrowe.net/Check Leonard Cohen out at: https://www.leonardcohen.com/Check

Jan 4, 2022 • 1:28:28

Episode 220: Paul McDonald discusses Crosby Stills & Nash’s Debut Album

The guys welcome Paul McDonald to talk about the 1969 debut from Crosby Stills & Nash.  Plenty of other discussion including talk about eloping, Rock Boat, writing super personal songs, scores from one song we’ll get hate mail for, 3-Peat Records Revisited artists, Neil Young, Judy Collins, heartbreak songs and hobos, post-apocalyptic songs and Jefferson Airplane, where are the protest songs now? Oh, and does anyone agree with Wayne’s bold statement of “the sitar is not a pleasant instrument?  A

Dec 28, 2021 • 1:20:48

Episode 219: Most Listened to Songs of 2021

It’s that time again….the guys discuss their favorite songs of 2021 and the ones that got listened to and relistened to.  Discussion includes Double Whammys of Bre Kennedy and Lucius (they’re on both Ben and Wayne’s lists), Blue Water Highway, red scarves, Wayne’s crushes of Shania and Orville Peck, Elle King and Miranda, War on Drugs, Noah Gunderson (yeah Noah…you would have a good time hanging with us), Ian Jones, Adeem The Artist, Van Plating, Lindsey Buckingham, Elise Davis, Jillette Johnson

Dec 24, 2021 • 1:28:00

Episode 218: Pete Weiss discusses Bob Dylan’s “New Morning”

The guys welcome Pete Weiss to talk about “New Morning” from Bob Dylan.  Plenty of other discussion including Bone Up Brewing, the Weiss-tronauts, Zevon, walking away from being a baseball fan, missed drum beats, Al Kooper, and how often does Bob Dylan punk his audience?Check out Pete Weiss at: https://www.weissy.com/Check Bob Dylan out at: https://www.bobdylan.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify

Dec 21, 2021 • 1:31:29

Episode 217: Pat Francis of Rock Solid discusses Jackson Browne’s “Hold Out”

The guys welcome Pat Francis of Rock Solid Podcast to discuss Jackson Browne's "Hold Out" from 1980. Plenty of other discussion including Chicago at Carnegie, Lou Gramm, Wayne’s horrible lighting, celebrity autographs and Joan Jett, Andy Summers, the fall of disco, Little Feat, Jackson’s other songs and their peak chart positions, and we find out that Wayne doesn’t like guitars tuned to sound like mandolins.  Check Pat and the Rock Solid Podcast out at: http://www.rocksolidpodcast.com/Check Jack

Dec 13, 2021 • 1:28:15

Episode 216: Karli Anderson discusses The Pixies’ “Surfer Rosa”

The guys welcome Patreon Revisitor Karli Anderson to talk about The Pixies’ “Surfer Rosa.”  Plenty of other discussion including about Motorboat (the band), The Posies, living room material, Steve Albini, songs about the structure of you, overanalysis of Mesopotamia, Fight Club, spelling our your name in a song, Spanish class, Black Francis and the greatness of Kim Deal.Check out The Pixies at: https://www.pixiesmusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, S

Dec 7, 2021 • 1:18:34

Episode 215: John Humphrey of Seether discusses KISS “Alive”

The guys welcome John Humphrey of Seether to talk about “Alive” from KISS.  Plenty of other discussion including 20 years of Seether, The Nixons, cool aunts that buy KISS albums, how a live album captured how good KISS was (ask Black Sabbath), writing great choruses, and did Spotify really cut out a portion of “Cold Gin?”Check KISS out at: https://www.kissonline.com/Check Seether out at: https://www.seether.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Ca

Nov 30, 2021 • 1:29:28

Episode 214: Paula Kelley discusses The Zombies “Odessey and Oracle”

The guys welcome Paula Kelley to talk about The Zombies’ “Odessey and Oracle.”  Plenty of other discussion including how this album is not a “woo” record, The Bee Gees, shoegaze, going back to your roots, the Mindbenders, Faulkner is overrated, Jim just loves people (or he’s a whore), 3 score shaming, and that song was a single? Check out Paula Kelley at: https://twitter.com/divine_pk and https://paulakelley.bandcamp.com/Check out The Zombies at: https://www.thezombiesmusic.com/Check out other e

Nov 23, 2021 • 1:31:32

Episode 214: An Appreciation of Gaslight Anthem’s “The ’59 Sound”

The guys welcome Patreon Revisitor Kevin Peters and music journalist Craig Manning to talk about The Gaslight Anthem’s “The ’59 Sound.”  Oh yeah, we also have Alex Rosamilia of the band we’re talking about (and his new band Forgivers) join us.  Plenty of other discussion including adding the Jersey, Fender Jazzmasters, Bob Seger, song references, you can’t marry 3 people, calling your own ambulance, and we discover the mystery of “Who’s Jackson?”Check out The Gaslight Anthem at: http://www.thega

Nov 16, 2021 • 1:48:40

Episode 212: Ben and Jeff talk about Bon Iver

Bonus episode!  Ben and best friend Jeff inadvertently sideline Wayne and record an impromptu episode after seeing Bon Iver live in L.A. on October 22nd.  The guys celebrate the 10th anniversary of the self-titled Bon Iver album and discuss weak merch games, remodeling kitchens, Wilco shows, rude audience members, and crying at concerts.Check out Bon Iver at: https://boniver.org/Check out Jeff and the Who Did It First podcast at: https://www.spreaker.com/show/who-did-it-firstCheck out other epis

Nov 13, 2021 • 1:32:34

Episode 211: Crowded House’s debut album – An Appreciation

The guys welcome back Jon Lamoreaux from The Hustle Podcast and welcome Courtney Cronin Dold to talk about the debut from Crowded House. Plenty of other discussion including Vince Neil, Traveling Wilburys, how the worlds of rockers and comedians overlap, MTV, the sequencing differences from the CD to the cassette tape, songs about death, what feels like home, deluges, Split Enz, and what is a “Hey Now” according to Courtney. Check out Jon and The Hustle Podcast at: https://thehustle.podbean.comC

Nov 8, 2021 • 1:32:26

Robert Ellis Orrall discusses “Runt – The Ballad of Todd Rundgren”

The guys welcome Robert Ellis Orrall to talk about Todd Rundgren and “Runt – The Ballad of Todd Rundgren.”  Plenty of other discussion including the Infinity Cat label and headquarters/cathouse, JEFF The Brotherhood, Taylor Swift knows how to write a bridge, Clay Walker’s first hit, finding a record with a guy sitting at a piano with a noose around their head, layers and layers of vocals, losing points for “yee-haws” and making a lot of money off of one breakup.Check out Robert Ellis Orrall at:

Nov 2, 2021 • 1:39:48

Episode 209: Matt Sucich discusses Counting Crows “This Desert Life”

The guys welcome Matt Sucich to talk about “This Desert Life” from Counting Crows.  Plenty of other discussion including hidden tracks & Snood, plain white tees, our scoring system and sometimes a song just sucks, opening shows with the sun in your eyes, song titles with quotation marks, Monica Potter, David Lowery, the genius of Adam Duritz (and, really, the ENTIRE band), singing upside down, the song on the album that made Matt want to write songs, and Ben’s favorite episode ending so far. Che

Oct 26, 2021 • 1:41:03

Episode 208: DL Rossi discusses Death Cab For Cutie’s “Plans”

The guys welcome DL Rossi to talk about “Plans” from Death Cab For Cutie.  Plenty of other discussion including DL’s new album “Lonesome Kind,” The Office & Scranton, getting produced by your brother, the arts scene in Grand Rapids, Van Plating, red state vs. blue state alternative music, economy of words, Raymond Carver, the genius of Ben Gibbard and the drumming talent of Jason McGerr (the other guys are cool too though), and a grammy winner that pisses Ben off.Check out DL Rossi at: https://w

Oct 18, 2021 • 1:44:58

Episode 207: Michael Citro discusses Boston’s “Don’t Look Back”

The guys welcome Michael Citro of “Michael’s Record Collection” podcast to talk about Boston’s second album “Don’t Look Back.”  Plenty of other discussion including the origin of Michael’s podcast, pod envy, pitfalls of editing, bucket list guests, why Michael chose this album instead of the legendary first Boston album, the legal battle of Epic Records, the genius of Tom Scholz and the absolute power of Brad Delp’s voice.Check out Michael’s podcast at: https://michaelsrecordcollection.podbean.c

Oct 13, 2021 • 1:12:09

Episode 206: Tim McKay discusses Ray Lamontagne’s “God Willin’ and the Creek Don’t Rise.”

The guys welcome Patreon Revisitor Tim McKay to talk about Ray Lamontagne’s “God Willin’ and the Creek Don’t Rise.”  Plenty of other discussion including about cities San Antonio & St. Louis & New York City, Carbon Leaf, you guys covered a Jewel album?, is there anyone who listens to every episode of our podcast, ghosted guests, cattle drives, frying up tomatoes, and why do our guests want to make Wayne happy?Check out Ray at: https://www.facebook.com/raylamontagne/Check out other episodes at Re

Oct 6, 2021 • 1:24:19

Episode 205: Leah Blevins discusses Stevie Nicks’ “Trouble in Shangri-La”

Guest co-host Alex Alt from the Sly Dog Music Cast joins Ben to welcome Leah Blevins to talk about “Trouble in Shangri-La” from the legendary Stevie Nicks.  Plenty of other discussion including Leah’s excellent record “First Time Feeling,” Paisley Park, discovering Stevie Nicks via the Dixie Chicks, being told by Tom Petty to write your own songs, Sheryl Crow and all the bonanza personnel on the record and more. Check out Leah at: leahblevinsmusic.comCheck out Alex’s podcast at: slydogmusiccast.

Sep 29, 2021 • 1:00:14

Episode 204: Gabe Dixon discusses Elton John’s “Tumbleweed Connection”

The guys welcome Gabe Dixon to talk about Elton John’s “Tumbleweed Connection.”  Plenty of other discussion including why Ben decided to do a SECOND episode about this classic album, the great advice Paul McCartney gave Gabe, singing the high parts for Supertramp songs, playing behind Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks (legends!), the Reno Gang (Wayne goes down multiple wormholes), do we hear a single, Elizabethtown, and find out why Ben hates his original scores now.Check out at: https://www.gabed

Sep 22, 2021 • 1:42:19

Episode 203: Bruce’s “Born to Run” with Patreon Revisitor Tim Reed and Caroline Spence

The guys welcome Tim Reed (one of our Patreon Revisitors) and welcome back Caroline Spence to talk about Bruce Springsteen’s classic “Born to Run.”  Plenty of other discussion including Tim’s worthy cause “We Rock Cancer” in helping detect skin cancer, Brian Dunne, it’s Jon Landau (not John), Brandon Flowers’ “Nebraska,” sways vs waves, Eddie & The Cruisers ripped off a song riff, pawning radios, and how many times has Tim see Bruce? Dang.Check out at Tim’s charity: https://werockcancer.org/Chec

Sep 17, 2021 • 1:28:18

Episode 202: Ric Robertson discusses Bob Dylan’s “Nashville Skyline”

The guys welcome Ric Robertson to talk about “Nashville Skyline” from Mr. Bob Dylan.  Plenty of other discussion including Ric’s new album “Carolina Child,” the Greensboro Grasshoppers, Po Boys and the music scene in New Orleans, Dylan has been punking his audience for over 50 years, Jerry Reed, shouldn’t Johnny Cash make your song better, and who is Bob Wilson…because he’s great and we need to know.  Who is Bob Wilson?  Oh, and how can you list plum in a list of pies and NOT list chocolate or b

Sep 13, 2021 • 1:16:02

Episode 201: Abigail Dowd discusses Fiona Apple’s “Tidal”

The guys welcome Abigail Dowd to talk about Fiona Apple’s debut album “Tidal.”  Plenty of other discussion including Abigail’s new album “Beautiful Day,” getting your house flooded not once but twice, living with in-laws, why we vetoed Abigail’s first record pick, 1998 Grammys, never is a strong word, riveting audio of Wayne clearing out his cache, and we discuss that one creepy video.  You know the one.  Check out Abigail at: https://www.abigaildowd.comCheck out Fiona at: www.fiona-apple.comChe

Sep 7, 2021 • 1:23:23

Episode 200: Our favorite albums from 1976

Episode 200: Our favorite albums from 1976The guys celebrate Hall & Oates style (duo style) to celebrate our favorite albums from the US bicentennial/200th year 1976. Plenty of other discussion including discussion of records from Bowie, Blondie, Boston, Bob, Eagles, KISS, Ramones, and more. Find out why Ben has been obsessed with The Allman Brothers lately, finding gems in garage sales and music collection purchases, and what records from artists that have STILL not been discussed on the podcas

Aug 31, 2021 • 1:14:31

Episode 199: Van Plating and Hannah Harber discuss Jewel’s “Pieces of You”

The guys welcome Van Plating and repeat revisitor Hannah Harber to discuss “Pieces of You” from Jewel.  Plenty of other discussion including juggling family and the creative process, getting jealous about the first song Jewel ever wrote, Steve Poltz, some surprise scores, and find out what song divides the genders.  Check out Van Plating at: https://vanplating.com/Check out Hannah Harber at: https://hannahharber.com/Check out Jewel at: https://jeweljk.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevis

Aug 26, 2021 • 1:43:54

Episode 198: Mark Bryan discusses The Who and “Who’s Next”

The guys welcome Mark Bryan (Hootie & The Blowfish) to talk about “Who’s Next” from The Who.  Plenty of other discussion including Mark's solo record "Midlife Priceless," Hootiefest, Pete, Keith, Roger, and John, when the new boss is the same as the old boss, what song from this album have The Who never played live, and will CSI & mattress commercials derail Jeff's scores?  Will Memorial Day auto sales commercials derail Jeff's scores?  Tune in to find out.  Check out Mark Bryan at: https://www.

Aug 20, 2021 • 1:16:34

Episode 197: The Cure's "Wish"

The guys discuss 1992’s “Wish” from The Cure and celebrate a first for the podcast (and we’re not talking about Ben’s microphone issues).  Plenty of other discussion including Dookie and an album Ben has never listened all the way through, did Wayne wear a shirt for the 2nd time on an episode, The Cranes, sequencing decisions, FTEOTDGS, the perfect B-side, how “Wendy Time” became personal for Ben, and is Robert Smith a cat person?Check out at: https://www.thecure.com/Check out other episodes at

Aug 17, 2021 • 1:38:02

Episode 196: The Rose Petals discuss The Traveling Wilburys’ “Volume I”

The guys welcome Peter Donovan and Zach Jones from The Rose Petals to talk about “Volume I” from The Traveling Wilburys.  Plenty of other discussion including the inspirations behind some of the songs on the Rose Petals new album (spoiler alert...Dolly Madison is one), is Volume I all killer and no filler, is there a Springsteen beef, the brilliance of Jeff Lynne in revitalizing careers, Lefty, Lucky, Otis, Nelson and Charlie T. Wilbury Jr. and what Bob Dylan song gives us the creeps?Check out a

Aug 10, 2021 • 1:29:12

Episode 195: The Ramones “Road to Ruin” with listener Melanie Berg

The guys welcome listener Melanie Berg to talk about The Ramones  “Road to Ruin.”  Plenty of other discussion including Tik Tok and the cranberry juice drinking skateboarder, Tommy moving to engineering, Marky’s 1st record, boredom being one of the top punk themes, telling the difference between Dee Dee and Joey songs, and the song Melanie wants played at her wedding.Check out Ramones at: https://www.ramones.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, C

Aug 3, 2021 • 1:14:14

Episode 194: Danny Golden discusses The Rolling Stones “Exile on Main Street”

The guys welcome Danny Golden to talk about the 1972 classic “Exile on Main Street” from The Rolling Stones.  Plenty of other discussion including filming Danny’s video for “Aliens,” things to do in Austin, how the Stones know how to start albums, evading taxes, Linda Ronstadt, Mick Taylor, some listener scores and comments, and Keith is singing on a SINGLE?  And it charted?Check out Danny Golden at: http://www.dannygolden.com/Check out The Rolling Stones at: https://rollingstones.com/Check out

Jul 28, 2021 • 1:52:01

Episode 193: Hootie & The Blowfish “Cracked Rear View” – An Appreciation

Just like a Hootie concert, this episode is a party…a party of five.  The guys welcome repeat revisitor Jeff Frame, listener Ryan Humbertson, and musician Kasey Andersen to talk about Hootie & The Blowfish’s “Cracked Rear View.” Plenty of other discussion including the music industry in 1994, Toad the Wet Sprocket, playing guitar with Hootie, making music on your own terms, name changes, the Bob Dylan settlement, confederate flags and Kootchypop, being more than just golf guys, and Ben & Wayne b

Jul 17, 2021 • 2:12:16

Episode 192: Dan Mills discusses Vampire Weekend’s “Father of the Bride”

The guys welcome Dan Mills (another Jesse Humphrey referral) to talk about “Father of the Bride” from Vampire Weekend (2019).  Plenty of other discussion including playing Carl Perkins, don’t play college chords, Court & Spark & Joni, The Dead, Jenny Lewis, near perfect sequencing, Tommy & Gina are gonna slap Ben silly, and is too much Danielle Haim a bad thing? Answer: it is not.Check out Dan Mills at: https://www.danmills.net/Check out Vampire Weekend at: https://www.vampireweekend.com/Check o

Jul 12, 2021 • 2:23:14

Episode 191: Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the USA” with Jon Latham

The guys welcome Jon Latham to talk about Bruce Springsteen and  “Born in the U.S.A.”  Plenty of other discussion including Jon’s first word, the Braves, Graham Parker, writer’s block, The Grammys and We Are The World, how we define “Glory Days”, we all have a Bobby Jean, and songs that make us call our dads.Check out The Boss at: https://brucespringsteen.netCheck out Jon Latham at: https://www.caferoosterrecords.com/jonlathamCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcast

Jul 6, 2021 • 2:16:53

Episode 190: Strays Don’t Sleep discuss U2’s “The Unforgettable Fire”

The guys welcome Strays Don’t Sleep (Neilson Hubbard and repeat revisitor Matthew Ryan)  to talk about U2’s “The Unforgettable Fire.”  Plenty of other discussion including being defiantly hopeful, what really are sad songs, light & darkness, the evolution of the Edge, the brilliance of Eno & Lanois, and is “Unforgettable Fire” a spiritual record?Check out U2 at: U2.comCheck out Neilson Hubbard at: http://www.neilsonhubbard.com Check out Matthew Ryan at: https://matthewryanonline.comCheck out oth

Jun 28, 2021 • 2:11:51

Episode 189: Reuben Bidez discusses George Harrison’s “All Things Must Pass”

Ben and guest co-host Eric Miller (Daily Bern & The Pods & Sods Network) welcome Reuben Bidez to talk about George Harrison’s “All Things Must Pass.” Plenty of other discussion including issues with Spotify algorithms, Joe Biden, course correcting guests, The Nashville Dollys, groupies and Apple Scruffs, panty dropping songs, wrestling between light and darkness, and deciding to NOT score sides 5 and 6.Check out Reuben Bidez at: http://www.reubenbidez.com/Check out George Harrison at: https://

Jun 22, 2021 • 2:32:38

The Clash’s “London Calling” with Nada Surf's Ira Elliot

The guys did a livestream! This is the rebroadcast of the event with Ira Elliot of Nada Surf to talk about “London Calling” from The Clash. Plenty of other discussion including The Fixx and Guns N Roses, Florida is a large penis, insider information on making “Let Go,” Adam Schlesinger, Barry Gibb is the coolest guy, the iconic album cover, Montgomery Clift, Sky Juice, CD vs record sequencing, and Wayne throws down the gauntlet proclaiming a song from this album is “the greatest punk rock song

Jun 18, 2021 • 2:30:11

Episode 187: Lydia Luce discusses The National’s “Trouble Will Find Me”

The guys (and frequent guest co-host Jeff Frame) welcome Lydia Luce to talk about The National’s “Trouble Will Find Me.” Plenty of other discussion including Lydia’s latest record “Dark River,” Mt. St. Helens, living in Florida, dealing with anxiety, arranging strings, being big in Belgium, songs that make us cry, being consumed on clicks, and drinking Pink Rabbits or, for Ben, drinking Strawberry Quik.Check out Lydia Luce at: https://www.lydialuce.com/Check out The National at: https://american

Jun 15, 2021 • 2:02:19

Jason Earle of The Marinade Podcast discusses Frightened Rabbit’s “Pedestrian Verse”

Ben flies solo for Episode 186 to welcome fellow Central Florida podcaster Jason Earle of The Marinade Podcast to talk about 2013’s “Pedestrian Verse” from Frightened Rabbit. Plenty of other discussion including extroverted introverts, getting on the list, winning tickets to see Frightened Rabbit (both of us won), Ben’s proposed podcaster alter egos, American Aquarium, Park Ave CDs, things that made us cry, and the moments we realize we need therapy because we’re all full of holes.Check out Jas

Jun 11, 2021 • 2:00:05

Episode 185: Elise Davis discusses Lucinda Williams’ “World Without Tears”

The guys welcome Elise Davis to talk about Lucinda Williams’ “World Without Tears.” Plenty of other discussion including recording an album during the pandemic, your 30s, Keith Richards, Lucinda’s grammy nominations, singing about heroin, and Elise's album "Anxious. Happy. Chill." Check out Elise Davis at: http://www.elisedavis.com/Check out Lucinda Williams at: https://www.lucindawilliams.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedi

Jun 7, 2021 • 1:23:28

Jeff Angell of Walking Papers Discussing Jane’s Addiction “Nothing’s Shocking”

The guys welcome Jefferson Angell of Walking Papers to discuss the important album "Nothing's Shocking" from Jane's Addiction. Plenty of other discussion including how to avoid high school expulsion, Randy Rhoads, rock with saxophone, don't bore us...get to the chorus, the world's most powerful force, peeing in the shower, issues with authority, the new album from Walking Papers called "The Light Below" and does Dave Navarro own a shirt?Check out Walking Papers at: https://www.walkingpapers.us

Jun 1, 2021 • 1:30:23

Episode 183: Marc Scibilia discusses Paul Simon’s “Graceland”

The guys welcome Marc Scibilia to talk about Paul Simon and “Graceland.” Plenty of other discussion including Ben’s introduction to Marc thanks to Collective Soul, the Beefer, Brian Fallon, pennywhistle, the 86 and 87 Grammys, Linda Ronstadt, Drakkar, zydeco music, and Paul’s redemption with this monumental album.Check out Marc Scibilia at: https://marcscibilia.com/Check out Paul Simon at: http://www.paulsimon.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher

May 24, 2021 • 1:34:24

Episode 182: Joe Benoit discusses Matthew Sweet’s “100% Fun”

The guys welcome Joe Benoit to talk about former guest of the podcast Matthew Sweet and his 1995 record “100% Fun.” Plenty of other discussion including Joe’s latest album “What Kind of World,” the day job of being a math teacher, power pop like The Raspberries & Dwight Twilley & Cheap Trick, what modern rock tracks kept “Sick of Myself” out of #1, and uncredited tambourine. Check out Joe Benoit at: https://joebenoitmusic.com/Check out Matthew Sweet at: https://www.matthewsweet.com/Check out ot

May 17, 2021 • 1:39:18

Episode 181: Lindsay Murray (Gretchen’s Wheel) discusses Nada Surf’s “Let Go”

The guys welcome Lindsay Murray (Gretchen’s Wheel) to talk about Nada Surf and “Let Go.” Plenty of other discussion including discovering Nada Surf, Sassy Magazine & Matthew Sweet, Lindsay’s covers album, what we learned from Tim’s Twitter Listening Party, Chris Walla, stream of consciousness, missionaries, and singing in French.Check out Gretchen’s Wheel at: http://www.gretchenswheel.com/Check out Nada Surf at: http://www.nadasurf.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com,

May 14, 2021 • 1:55:20

Episode 180: Donnie Vie discusses The Beatles “Rubber Soul”

The guys welcome Donnie Vie (from Enuff Z’Nuff) to talk about The Beatles classic “Rubber Soul.” Plenty of other discussion including white fish with cysts, let’s wear jeans instead of being glam, Donnie answers some listener and fan questions, sleeping in bathtubs, Anne Murray, the 1967 Grammys, John is the worst tambourine player in the Beatles, and Donnie plays one of the songs on Rubber Soul for us. Tune in to find out which one.Check out Donnie Vie at: http://www.donnievie.com/Check out Th

May 11, 2021 • 1:37:06

Episode 179: Aaron Tap discusses Throwing Muses self-titled debut

The guys welcome Aaron Tap (Betty Goo, Frank Shirts, Matt Nathanson) to talk about the 1986 debut from Throwing Muses. Plenty of other discussion including AC/DC, growing up in the Boston area, Stray Cats, selling vinyl, 4AD record label, the genius of Tanya Donnelly and Kristin Hersh, and Aaron answers questions from Matt Nathanson fans. Sugar is the devil! Check out Aaron at: https://aarontap.com/Check out Throwing Muses at: http://www.throwingmuses.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRev

May 7, 2021 • 2:02:40

Episode 178: Jesse Humphrey of Carbon Leaf and Grayson Foster discuss John Mayer Trio’s “Try”

The guys welcome Jesse Humphrey of Carbon Leaf and the “After the Gig” podcast & Grayson Foster to talk about John Mayer Trio’s “Try.” Plenty of other discussion including getting married in a pandemic, what we’ve been watching on the streamings, how long should you hold a grudge, the Jesse Humphrey referral trail, transition albums, Spin Doctors, Hoobastank, 6/8 songs, and is it Ray Charles or Kanye?Check out Grayson Foster at: https://graysonfoster.com/Check out Jesse and his podcast at: http

May 3, 2021 • 1:47:33

Episode 177: Parker Chapin discusses Modest Mouse's "Good News for People Who Love Bad News"

The guys welcome Parker Chapin to talk about Modest Mouse's "Good News for People Who Love Bad News." Plenty of other discussion including the real reason why Wayne is quite during the interview portions, genre smoothies with kale, Parker’s 10th birthday present, meeting Rob Baird, do we all float on, fear of clowns, the author Bukowski, and is this record a concept album?Check out at: https://www.parkerchapin.com/Check out at: https://www.modestmouse.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevi

Apr 29, 2021 • 1:33:44

Episode 176: “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” with Call Me Spinster

The guys discuss “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” with the three sisters (Rosalie, Rachel, and Amelia) that comprise Call Me Spinster. Plenty of other discussion including technical issues that require re-records, the scene in Chattanooga, accordion, Shania Twain, bathtubs, the Exit/In, reciprocity, writing songs while being pregnant, Yo Gabba Gabba, and what artist will cause the guys to retire the show.Check out Call Me Spinster at: https://www.spinsterband.com/Check out Ms. Lauryn Hill at:

Apr 26, 2021 • 1:59:28

Episode 175: Ron Pope discusses Albert King’s “Born Under A Bad Sign”

The guys welcome Ron Pope to talk about Albert King’s “Born Under A Bad Sign.” Plenty of other discussion including being a Mets fan, Motley Crue and “TACOMA!!!,” Emily Scott Robinson and Lydia Luce, The Builder series, wooden money and Tenino Washington, the deceptively simplicity of this album, asking for a pizza and getting lamb vindaloo, Stax, Booker T and the underappreciated guitarist Albert Nelson aka known as Albert King. Check out at: http://ronpopemusic.com/Learn more about Rock and Ro

Apr 20, 2021 • 1:51:14

Episode 174: Jillette Johnson discusses Joni Mitchell’s “Court and Spark”

The guys welcome Jillette Johnson to talk about Joni Mitchell’s “Court and Spark.” Plenty of other discussion including Jillette’s new album “It’s A Beautiful Day and I Love You,” appearing on Maggie Rose’s podcast, writing a song about your husband’s ex, the 1975 Grammys, David Geffen, longing to belong, nobody bets on hockey except Canadians, our first cat purring on audio, and a celebration of the greatest female songwriter of all time. Check out Jillette Johnson at: https://www.jillettejoh

Apr 13, 2021 • 1:34:13

Episode 173: The Replacement’s “Tim” with Ricky Young of The Wild Feathers

The guys welcomes Ricky Young of the Wild Feathers to discuss 1985’s “Tim” from The Replacements. Plenty of other discussion including some history about The Wild Feathers and their second album as well as the “Medium Rarities” album, self-sabotage, major label releases, the SNL performance, songs inspired by riding the bus, and we wonder what would have happened if The Replacements actually made a real video for this album. Check out The Wild Feathers at: https://www.thewildfeathers.com/Check

Apr 9, 2021 • 1:42:57

Episode 172: Cheap Trick’s “At Budokan”

This episode was recorded in January 2021...The guys do a “pivot” when a guest has to cancel at the last minute and they quickly put this episode together on the fly to talk about a classic live record from Cheap Trick. Wayne provides his Irish Coffee recipe, and plenty of other discussion including will the guys ever do a Patreon (the answer is now "YES" but Wayne resisted a few months ago when we recorded this), Ford Maverick cassettes, Fats Domino, what other live albums were recorded at Bud

Apr 5, 2021 • 1:11:09

Episode 171: Jellyfish’s “Bellybutton” with Mando Saenz

The guys welcomes Mando Saenz to discuss 1990’s “Bellybutton” from power pop band Jellyfish. Plenty of other discussion including writing for other people like Lee Ann Womack & Midland & Rob Baird, sleeping in a van, Badfinger, Tony Orlando, Rod Stewart, Thin Lizzy, and why we think “Bellybutton” should have been called “Your Daddy Still Loves You.” Check out Mando at: https://www.mandosaenzmusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHe

Mar 30, 2021 • 1:25:32

Episode 170: Robbie Robertson (self-titled) with Murray Valeriano and Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast

Ben welcomes comedian and podcast Murray Valeriano and welcomes back Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast to talk about the 1987 self-titled solo debut album from Robbie Robertson. Plenty of other discussion including last name pronunciation anxiety, Foo Fighters, The Who, the spiritual and religious aspects of the album, the bonanza guests on this album (U2, Peter Gabriel, Maria McKee, BoDeans, Manu and Dale), The Muppets, the genius of Daniel Lanois, and the creepy kissing in “Somewhere” and h

Mar 26, 2021 • 1:50:00

Episode 169: Andrew Leahey & Andrew Nelson (Great Peacock) discusses Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers’ “Hypnotic Eye”

The guys welcome Andrew Leahey of Andrew Leahey & The Homestead and Andrew Nelson of Great Peacock to talk about Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ last studio record “Hypnotic Eye.” Plenty of other discussion including discussion about recent music from the guests, having two Andrews on the same episode, Dad Rock, classic rock and discovering new music, what is a single really, joining Elizabeth Cook’s band, Jeff’s mancrush on Benmont, and Andrew Nelson’s conspiracy theories about Hypnotic Eye l

Mar 22, 2021 • 2:05:19

Episode 168: Blue Water Highway discusses Ryan Adams & The Cardinals “Cold Roses”

The guys welcome Blue Water Highway to discuss 2005’s “Cold Roses” from Ryan Adams & The Cardinals. Plenty of other discussion including the band’s latest record “Paper Airplanes,” the origin of the band name, the elephant in the room and separating art from the artist, Carnegie Hall, Grateful Dead, sequencing, Fresh Folk, and did Ryan Adams really release THREE albums in 2005? Wow.Check out Blue Water Highway at: https://www.bluewaterhighwayband.com/Check out Ryan Adams at: https://ryanadamso

Mar 16, 2021 • 2:05:29

Episode 167: Penny Rimbaud discusses Crass and John Coltrane

The guys welcome musician and artist Penny Rimbaud to discuss the UK punk band Crass (which Penny formed) and also discuss John Coltrane. Plenty of other discussion including the message and ideology of Crass, “Penis Envy” the album, total being-ness, Patti Smith, beat poets, Walt Whitman, how Crass punked the “Loving” magazine, and how jazz and John Coltrane pushed limits.Check out Penny at: http://pennylrimbaud.co.uk/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stit

Mar 12, 2021 • 1:11:11

Episode 166: David Nance discusses The Raincoats

The guys welcome musician David Nance to talk about the 1979 self-titled album from the punk band The Raincoats. Plenty of other discussion including finding a Raincoats CD at Hastings, Kurt Cobain’s Top 50 album list, Phoebe Bridgers, Zen Arcade, selling out your first run of records, the genius of covering The Kinks’ “Lola,” Palmolive’s drumming, how much time we spend on our phones, and find out why this episode goes up to 11.Check out at: https://davidnance.bandcamp.com/Check out The Rainc

Mar 8, 2021 • 1:35:19

Episode 165: David Goodstein discusses Donald Fagen’s “The Nightfly”

The guys welcome drummer David Goodstein to discuss Donald Fagen’s debut solo album “The Nightfly.” Plenty of other discussion including probably the coolest t-shirt ever worn on an episode, growing up in Miami, drumming for Linda Perry/Dolly Parton/Joe Perry/Josh Kelley, The Wild Honey Orchestra, Steely Dan (naturally), and being nominated the year that Toto cleaned house at the Grammys. Check out David at: https://www.instagram.com/david_goodstein/Check out Donald Fagen and Steely Dan at: htt

Mar 2, 2021 • 1:44:05

Episode 164: Derrek Carriveau freaking loves The Afghan Whigs’ “Do To The Beast”

The guys welcome back THE Derrek Carriveau of the “I Love That Record” podcast to talk about The Afghan Whigs “Do To The Beast.” Plenty of other discussion including #MWE, Sweet Relief, how Afghan Whigs might be confused with Britpop, the various Greg Dulli incarnations, Po Boys in New Orleans (shoutout to Domalise’s and Parkway Bakery), Greg’s word choices, and Ben’s bad choices that include a shrimp lean cuisine.Check out Derrek’s podcast at: https://www.lovethisrecord.com/Check out Afghan Wh

Feb 24, 2021 • 1:37:12

Episode 163: Dean Anshutz of Red Wanting Blue discusses Weezer’s “Pinkerton”

The guys welcome Dean Anshutz of Red Wanting Blue to talk about Weezer’s “Pinkerton.” And, of course, if we do a Weezer episode, little brother Dave Montgomery has to join as well. Plenty of other discussion including Youngstown State and penguin origins, New Radicals, Frank Zappa, Dean’s project “tick.tick.tick,” how Dean should have his own podcast about misheard lyrics, Weezer’s rock opera, Matt Sharp, what should have been the first single, Neon State, and radio stations were stupid in 19

Feb 19, 2021 • 1:55:55

Episode 162: Marc Antarez discusses The Outfield’s “Play Deep”

The guys welcome Marc Antarez to talk about 1985’s “Play Deep” from The Outfield. Plenty of other discussion including working the graveyard shift at eBay, playing every instrument on self-released albums, cassette tapes, seeing “Your Love” on MTV, not being big in your country, Colin Hay & Sting comparisons, James Bond and mystery men, and how Tony’s mullet grew bigger in each video.Check out The Outfield at: https://theoutfield.com/Check out Marc Antarez at: https://marcantarez.com/Check out o

Feb 15, 2021 • 1:24:10

Episode 161: Stephen Kellogg and the guys discuss Great Lyrical Songs

The guys welcome back one of the podcast’s favorites, Stephen Kellogg, to talk about songs with great lyrics (and of course there is talk about Taylor Swift again). Find out what songs are picked from artists like Elvis Costello, The Cure, Bonnie Raitt, The National, Gregory Alan Isakov, Bob Schneider, Jackson Browne, Strand of Oaks, Alanis, Aimee Mann, Dylan (multiple times), and there’s even a song picked from G N’ R. This episode gets a little personal (and maybe there is some oversharing) o

Feb 9, 2021 • 2:01:20

Episode 160: Rob Baird discusses Waylon Jennings “Honky Tonk Heroes”

The guys welcome Rob Baird to talk about Waylon Jennings’ “Honky Tonk Heroes.” Plenty of other discussion including a George Strait lookalike contest, “Can’t Get Out of the Car” jams, Ruston Kelly, Rick Brantley, advice from Uncle Flannery, Billy Joe Shaver, interesting fadeouts, Wagon Wheel, and what exactly is a five and dimer?Check out at: https://www.robbairdmusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and

Feb 1, 2021 • 1:18:29

Episode 159: Matthew Sweet discusses The Beatles’ “Revolver”

The guys welcome Matthew Sweet to talk about The Beatles’ “Revolver.” Plenty of other discussion including Matthew’s new record “Catspaw,” where Matthew was (and was listening to) when John Lennon was shot, “You Don’t Get Me” and Frank Sinatra, The Thorns, Pete Droge, Under the Covers, sitars, the many theories of Doctor Robert and how excited we are for the Peter Jackson movie. Check out Matthew at: https://www.matthewsweet.com/Check out The Beatles at: https://www.thebeatles.com/Check out oth

Jan 26, 2021 • 1:45:37

Episode 158: Adam Wright discusses Mark Knopfler’s “Shangri-La”

The guys welcome Adam Wright to talk about Mark Knopfler and his 2004 masterpiece “Shangri-La.” Plenty of other discussion including working with Lee Ann Womack and Brandy Clark and Waylon Payne, writing songs without any chinks in the armor, making donuts and washing dishes, one armed bandits, McDonalds and Ray Kroc, Chuck Ainlay’s Herculean efforts to engineer at Shangri-La, Sonny Liston, skiffle, and Emmylou makes everything better.Check out Adam Wright at: https://www.adamwrightsongs.com/Ch

Jan 22, 2021 • 1:52:25

Episode 157: Johnny Cash’s “American IV – The Man Comes Around”

The guys welcome Jeff Johnson of the “Who Did It First” podcast and Derrek Carriveau of the “I Love That Record” podcast to talk about Johnny Cash’s “American IV – The Man Comes Around.” Plenty of other discussion including ghosts & death & dead bodies, songs with unanimous scores, Dee Snider, being called a virgin (that’s what Derrek thinks) by the guy in Toad the Wet Sprocket, Fiona Apple, how we all came to love Johnny (our conversion stories), a rant about “In My Life,” the Chamber of Horro

Jan 18, 2021 • 2:07:28

Episode 156: Chaz Cardigan discusses Sum 41’s “Chuck”

The guys welcome Chaz Cardigan to talk about Sum-41’s “Chuck.” Plenty of other discussion including Elizabethtown, eating too many gummy bears and going into diabetic shock, what really is alternative radio, Reliant K, Model Child, being big in Canada, vague lyrics, disillusionment and capitalism, and The Nails. And, Chaz’s one song is called “Live A Little” (Ben screwed up a song title AGAIN).Check out Chaz Cardigan at: http://www.chazcardigan.com/Check out Sum 41 at: https://www.sum41.com/Ch

Jan 13, 2021 • 1:38:00

Episode 155: Josh Kelley discusses The Band’s self-titled (The Brown Album)

The guys welcome Josh Kelley to talk about The Band’s 1969 self-titled record (also known as the Brown Album). Plenty of other discussion including promoting yourself on Napster, audiences can tell when you’re full of crap, the Porcupine Shack, covering Jackson Browne/Cutting Crew/Genesis, no music scene in Utah, musicians on the top of their game, why guys give up golf and play guitar, and “Rag Mama Rag” was a single? Also, Josh earmarks a Band song he wants to cover on his next covers record

Jan 8, 2021 • 1:41:28

Episode 154: Shawn Brown discusses Temple of the Dog

The guys welcome Shawn Brown to talk about Temple of the Dog. Plenty of other discussion including singer songwriters of the early ‘00s, Laguna Beach, Stereo Embers magazine, R.E.M., palate cleansers, Shawn Smith, long songs that don’t feel like long songs and long songs that do, Eddie (no last name needed), All Night Thang (just commit to it), and the absolute greatness of Chris Cornell (we miss you Chris).Check out Shawn Brown at: https://www.shawnbrownmusic.com/Check out Temple of the Dog at:

Jan 4, 2021 • 1:43:33

Episode 153: Dale Murphy discusses Wilco's "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot"

The guys welcome two time NL Baseball MVP Dale Murphy to talk about Wilco’s “Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.” Plenty of other discussion including Freddie Freeman, Charlie Morton, baseball in 2020, Dale’s blog post about Wilco and his Beat-Co playlist, learning how to die, the lyrical genius of Jeff Tweedy, the CONET project, and heavy metal bands can’t mail it in. Check out Dale Murphy at: https://dalemurphy.com/Check out Wilco at: https://wilcoworld.net/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodc

Dec 28, 2020 • 1:35:29

Christopher Griffiths discusses Butch Walker’s “The Spade”

The guys welcome Christopher Griffiths to talk about Butch Walker’s “The Spade.” Plenty of other discussion including B-52s and R.E.M., turning Mike Watts t-shirts into quilts, playing bass with Keith Anderson, one eyed cats, 80s sax, Adidas shoes, Social D, Butch’s impressive producing credits, Summer of ’89 and Bryan Adams, Shovels & Rope, and making a commitment to be a daydrunk.Check out Christopher Griffiths at: https://www.christophergriffithsmusic.com/Check out Butch Walker at: https://w

Dec 22, 2020 • 1:30:43

Episode 151: Jon Porobil discusses Warren Zevon’s “Excitable Boy”

The guys welcome Jon Porobil to talk about Warren Zevon’s “Excitable Boy.” Plenty of other discussion including Jon’s new album “Stages,” podcasting and having a good run more than 4 episodes, Billy Joel, Linda Ronstadt, a surprise single, The Jackson Browne is strong on one song, spending time in Honduras, and is there a better song title than “Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner?”Check out Jon Porobil at: jonporobil.comCheck out Warren Zevon at: http://www.warrenzevon.com/Check out other epis

Dec 18, 2020 • 1:35:42

Episode 150: Most Listened to Songs of 2020

The guys celebrate the milestone of EPISODE 150! It’s all about the tunes that got us through the year 2020 including Liz Longley, Tay Tay, Harry Styles (and Wayne once again questions Ben’s musical tastes), Tom Petty, Rev, Ken Yates, Brian Dunne, Ian Jones, Grace Potter, the greatness of Maggie Rose, Pete Yorn (thanks to Aaron Lee Tasjan), Ron Pope, Striking Matches, Yumi Zouma, Nada Surf, Roger Harvey, the Alternate Routes made us cry, and Rick Brantley is a stud. Take this episode for what

Dec 14, 2020 • 1:30:23

Kyshona Armstrong discusses Lizz Wright’s “Fellowship”

The guys welcome Kyshona Armstrong to talk about Lizz Wright’s “Fellowship.” Plenty of other discussion including music therapy, the auto harp, Pylon and Athens Georgia, therapeutic songwriting, “Listen,” Joan as Police Woman, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, gospel music, Gladys Knight, faith, does anyone know more than the first verse of Amazing Grace?Check out Kyshona at: http://www.kyshona.com/Check out Lizz Wright at: https://www.lizzwright.net/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast

Dec 11, 2020 • 1:38:21

Rosali discusses Buffy St. Marie’s “Many A Mile”

The guys welcome Rosali to talk about Buffy St. Marie’s “Many A Mile” from 1965. Plenty of other discussion including moving on election day, Hillbilly Von Trapp family, the Philly music scene, mouthbow (or “twangy mouth banjo”) and John Palmes, Cockswain and “not being the only whore in town,” traditional folks songs and some of their origins, and a song that we think Delta Rae should cover.Check out Rosali at: https://rosalimusic.com/Check out Buffy St. Marie at: http://buffysainte-marie.com/

Dec 7, 2020 • 1:27:13

Episode 147: New Radicals “Maybe You’ve Been Brainwashed Too” with Scott Terry of Red Wanting Blue

The guys welcome back Scott Terry of Red Wanting Blue to talk about New Radicals “Maybe You’ve Been Brainwashed Too.” Plenty of other discussion including The Peppermint Sessions, Toad, some listener questions for Scott, Cub Scouts, Wayne’s dog Jett, Sarnia Canada, Gregg Alexander and his howl, best opening line of any record EVER, other music from 97-98, finishing lyrics in the liner notes, Young Marble Giants, Hall & Oates, how to pronounce Spokane, drug songs, some love songs and more drug so

Nov 30, 2020 • 2:28:29

Episode 146: Jake Wesley Rogers Discusses Fleetwood Mac’s “Tusk”

The guys welcome Jake Wesley Rogers to talk about Fleetwood Mac’s 1979 record “Tusk.” Plenty of other discussion including doves & goats, You’re in Nashville?, America’s Got Talent, Psychedelic Furs, bathroom recording studios, Stevie didn’t get the memo, Mick, Lindsey, Fleetwood Mac loves their deluxe version, and you make the call whether Wayne likes or hates Christine McVie.Check out Jake Wesley Rogers at: http://www.jakewesleyrogers.com/Check out Fleetwood Mac at: https://www.fleetwoodmac.co

Nov 24, 2020 • 1:59:03

Episode 145: Model Child Discusses Of Montreal’s “Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer”

The guys welcome Danny Parker (aka Model Child) to talk about Of Montreal’s 2007 record “Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer.” Plenty of other discussion including meatball sandwiches at Wawa, Matt Nathanson, co-writing songs that have a billion Spotify listens, James Blunt, performance art/concept records, Georgie Fruit, towns in Norway, and getting your liver eaten every day. Check out Model Child at: https://www.modelchildistrash.com/Check out Of Montreal at: https://www.ofmontreal.net/Chec

Nov 18, 2020 • 1:33:55

Episode 144: Tom Petty’s Wildflowers with Jeff Johnson and Tunestiles Podcast

The guys welcome back Jeff Johnson of the Who Did It First Podcast and Brian & Jay from the Tunestiles Podcast to talk about Tom Petty’s 1994 record “Wildflowers.” Plenty of other discussion including can a person fart himself to death, the Wildflowers and All The Rest reissue, shoutout to Triangle Vinyl in Clermont Florida, Rick Rubin and Jeff Lynne, squirrels!, Benmont!, Mike Campbell!, Margo Price, the best greatest hits record ever, and do Canadians love Rod Stewart?Check out Tom Petty at: h

Nov 13, 2020 • 2:10:18

Episode 143: Shannon LaBrie Discusses Jeff Buckley’s “Grace”

The guys welcome Shannon LaBrie to talk about Jeff Buckley’s 1994 record “Grace.” Plenty of other discussion including Sade, Tom Petty, raining Hallelujahs, camping out in Corpus Christi, dark lyrics, Nina Simone, and a rarity of an unanimous top score.Check out Shannon LaBrie at: https://www.shannonlabrie.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsre

Nov 10, 2020 • 1:46:19

Episode 142: Rufus Wainwright’s self-titled debut with Jordan Lehning

The guys welcome musician/producer/composer Jordan Lehning to talk about Rufus Wainwright’s self-titled debut from 1998. Plenty of other discussion including musical families, the Nashville Flood and the “Treasures of the Flood,” Justin Townes Earl, Lydia Luce, inspired by operas, famous beauty marks, patience (or the lack of), and the mastery of Jon Brion.Check out Jordan Lehning at: https://www.jordanlehning.com/Check out Rufus Wainwright at: https://rufuswainwright.com/Check out other episod

Nov 6, 2020 • 1:14:42

Episode 141: Randy Guss (Toad the Wet Sprocket) Discusses R.E.M.’s “Lifes Rich Pageant”

Ben and guest co-host Jeff Johnson welcome Randy Guss (formerly of Toad the Wet Sprocket) to talk about R.E.M.’s 1986 record “Lifes Rich Pageant.” Plenty of other discussion including sharing music with our kids, Old 97s and SXSW, playing drums for the Counting Crows uninvited, what Toad songs need more cowbell, good triangle, fragility in lyrics, Bill Berry, Mike Mills as the secret weapon, trickle down economics, Godzilla dolls, has R.E.M. ever played “What if we give it away” live, and storie

Nov 2, 2020 • 3:06:31

Episode140: Alexi Lalas Discusses Billy Joel’s “Glass Houses”

The guys and guest co-host Dave Montgomery (aka little brother) welcome Alexi Lalas to talk about Billy Joel’s 1980 record “Glass Houses.” Plenty of other discussion including soccer (of course), Van Halen, Ratt, speaking bad French, Leyna and Bon Jovi’s “Runaway,” and Billy’s worst song he ever wrote (according to Billy, not us). Check out Billy Joel at: https://www.billyjoel.com/Check out Alexi Lalas’ State of the Union Podcast at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/alexi-lalas-state-of-th

Oct 27, 2020 • 2:02:38

Episode 139: Brennen Leigh discusses The Byrds “Sweetheart of the Rodeo”

The guys welcome musician Brennen Leigh to talk about The Byrds foray into country music with their record “Sweetheart of the Radio” from 1968. Plenty of other discussion including Brennen’s new record “Prairie Love Letter” and John Deere H tractors, Robbie Fulks, Gram Parsons, Louvin Brothers, Dylan (how can you not with a Byrds record), Lloyd Green on the steel, and making the Opry audience upset.Check out Brennen Leigh at: https://www.brennenleigh.net/Check out Roger McGuinn of the Byrds at:

Oct 23, 2020 • 1:27:07

Episode 138: Kris Kristofferson’s “Kristofferson” with Rick Brantley

The guys welcome musician Rick Brantley to talk about Kris Kristofferson’s debut “Kristofferson” from 1970. Plenty of other discussion including Macon Georgia and the Allman Brothers, writing “40 Days” with some songwriting legends, writing a novel, Convoy and getting facts wrong about Burt Reynolds movies, who would we blame stuff on today instead of blaming it on the Stones, who burned down Darby’s Castle, and Sunday Morning Coming Down (the song and the great radio program on 104.1 with Jose

Oct 19, 2020 • 1:44:36

Episode 137 - a discussion with Johnette Napolitano

Ben talks with Johnette Napolitano of Concrete Blonde to discuss the legendary "Bloodletting" and her Record Store Day limited release called "Tres Vampires" which is her collaboration with David J of Love & Rockets and Bauhaus (available for the Record Store Day drop on October 24, 2020).Check out Johnette at: http://www.johnettenapolitano.net/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content

Oct 16, 2020 • 1:05:14

Episode 136: Oasis’s “Definitely Maybe” with Evan Seurkamp

The guys welcome the youngest guest... musician Evan Seurkamp to talk about Oasis’ “Definitely Maybe” from 1994. Plenty of other discussion including music that is on Evan’s influences playlist, parenting wins, Oasis moving up on the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums list, the word copious, lasagna, what is a Mr. Sifter, and we opened this episode up to Listeners Scores. Did our Top 5 songs off the album agree?Check out Evan Seurkamp at: https://evanseurkamp.bandcamp.com/Check out other episod

Oct 12, 2020 • 1:24:05

Episode 135: Jackson Browne’s “Running On Empty” with Brooks Hubbard

The guys welcome musician Brooks Hubbard to talk about Jackson Browne’s “Running on Empty.” Plenty of other discussion including meeting Val McCallum (and getting him to produce your record), having 2 Spotify accounts, Stone’s River Battlefield, we suck at geography, Forgiveness, Drive-In Concerts, the 1978 Grammys, Spandau Ballet, Maurice Williams, and keeping the fiddle in the bathroom.Check out Brooks Hubbard at: http://brookshubbardmusic.com/Check out Jackson Browne at: https://www.jacksonb

Oct 7, 2020 • 1:36:47

Episode 134: Patty Griffin’s “1000 Kisses” with Stephanie Lambring

The guys welcome musician Stephanie Lambring to talk about Patty Griffin’s “1000 Kisses.” Plenty of other discussion including Ken Yates, junior high kids are not cool, Bruce Springsteen, is this the 3rd or 4th Patty record, the Elizabethtown soundtrack, canciones, and does Stephanie write any happy songs?Check out Stephanie Lambring at: https://www.stephanielambring.com/Check out Patty Griffin at: https://www.pattygriffin.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podca

Oct 1, 2020 • 1:27:33

Episode 133: Radiohead “The Bends” with Andrew Maxwell Morris

The guys welcome singer songwriter Andrew Maxwell Morris to talk about Radiohead’s “The Bends.” Oh, and that Jeff Johnson guy joins us again to plug his new podcast “Who Did It First.” Plenty of other discussion including how Jeff has seen Radiohead 5 times, sussing out, the classic music videos from this record, shaking off the “Creep” stigma, providing feedback to artists, Wayne tells us to calm down for “My Iron Lung” and did we mention that Jeff has seen Radiohead 5 times.Check out Andrew

Sep 28, 2020 • 1:45:32

Episode 132: David Bowie’s “Hunky Dory” with Lisa Loeb

The guys welcome musician Lisa Loeb to talk about David Bowie’s classic 1971 record “Hunky Dory.” Plenty of other discussion including Lisa’s record “A Simple Trick To Happiness,” Dynamite magazine, Olivia Newton-John, the Camp Lisa Foundation, “Stay” and rude ‘90s critics, the genius of Mick Ronson, Andy Warhol, and a race against time to finish recording before the laptop battery expires.Check out Lisa Loeb at: https://www.lisaloeb.com/Check out David Bowie at: https://www.davidbowie.com/news

Sep 23, 2020 • 1:49:19

Episode 131: Matthew Sweet’s “Altered Beast” with Aaron Lee Tasjan

The guys welcome musician Aaron Lee Tasjan to talk about Matthew Sweet’s “Altered Beast.” Plenty of other discussion including Pete Droge, tornadoes, John Gallagher, writing songs on acid, what if you take out fiddle, making sheep noises, and why in the world was “Time Capsule” not a huge hit? Check out Aaron Lee Tasjan at: https://www.aaronleetasjan.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Addition

Sep 16, 2020 • 1:28:24

Episode 130: Brandi Carlile’s “The Story” with Carolina Story

The guys welcome Ben and Emily Roberts of Carolina Story to talk about Brandi Carlile’s “The Story.” Plenty of other discussion including Paul Moak, East Nashville, meeting in college (and bonding over Brandi and music), T. Bone Burnett, walking naked in the woods, and the genius of the partnership of Brandi and the twins Phil and Tim Hanseroth. Check out Carolina Story at: http://www.carolinastory.com/Check out Brandi Carlile at: brandicarlile.comCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPod

Sep 11, 2020 • 1:28:45

Episode 129: ZZ Top “Tejas” with Chris Forsyth

The guys welcome guitarist Chris Forsyth to talk about ZZ Top’s “Tejas” from 1976, Plenty of other discussion including Richard Lloyd, Matthew Sweet, Nels Cline, John Fahey, how to define your own music, ZZ Top and sexual innuendos, Pream, bad 70s driving habits like optional seatbelts and drunk driving, the colossal mistakes of the 1987 remixes, and how groundbreaking the guitar sounds of Billy Gibbons were in the 70s. Check out Chris Forsyth at: https://thechrisforsyth.com/Check out ZZ Top a

Sep 7, 2020 • 1:48:05

Episode 128: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers “Damn The Torpedoes”

The guys welcome repeat revisitors Jeff Johnson (Jeff Makes Jokes) and Brian from the Tunestiles podcast to chat about the legendary Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers classic “Damn the Torpedoes.” Other discussion includes the brilliance of Jimmy Iovine and Shelly Yakus, shakers, the brilliance of Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench, tracks that didn’t make it on the record (and should have) and a big announcement about our Toto’s “Africa” question. Have we mentioned that we love Benmont Tench? Chec

Sep 4, 2020 • 1:55:09

Episode 127: Bre Kennedy discusses Haim’s “Women in Music Pt III”

The guys welcome singer songwriter Bre Kennedy to discuss “Women in Music Pt III” from Haim. Plenty of other discussion including creating music during the pandemic, twenty something (and ages something past that), bass face, Joni, Wayne’s distaste of popular music, and more.Check out Bre Kennedy at: https://www.iambrekennedy.com/Check out Haim at: http://haimtheband.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and

Aug 31, 2020 • 1:32:54

Episode 126: Doe Paoro discusses Sheryl Crow’s “The Globe Sessions”

The guys welcome singer songwriter Doe Paoro to talk about “The Globe Sessions” from Sheryl Crow. Plenty of other discussion including yoga, Bon Iver and “The Wind,” Members Only jackets, Bill Clinton, Spotify playlists generated from Doe’s song “Midnight Choir,” Bob Dylan and “Mississippi” and the Sheryl song that we all happily rediscovered because of this episode.Check out Doe Paoro at: https://doepaoro.com/Check out Sheryl Crow at: https://sherylcrow.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRe

Aug 25, 2020 • 1:20:45

Episode 125: Guided By Voices “Do The Collapse” with Lane of Melody Motel Podcast

The guys welcome Lane Hewitt of the Melody Motel Podcast to talk about Guided By Voices “Do The Collapse.” Plenty of other discussion including dragons, mushroom art, Ric Ocasek, Robert Pollard, Scrubs, the musical prowess of Doug Gillard, poetry candy, Boo Boo Snacks, and 80s country.Check out Lane and the Melody Motel podcast at: https://www.spreaker.com/show/melody-motelCheck out Guided by Voices at: https://www.guidedbyvoices.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Appl

Aug 21, 2020 • 1:48:31

Episode 124: U2 “The Joshua Tree” with Matthew Angus of Fast Romantics

The guys welcome Matthew Angus of Fast Romantics to talk about U2’s classic “The Joshua Tree.” Plenty of other discussion including slapping it down, New Zealand, the Statue of Liberty, feeling horrible about our scores, Daniel Lanois, Brian Eno, depression, and other topics. Check out Fast Romantics at: https://fastromantics.com/Check out U2 at: u2.comCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additiona

Aug 17, 2020 • 1:32:08

Episode 123: Hayley Sabella Discusses Sufjan Stevens “Carrie And Lowell”

The guys welcome singer/songwriter Hayley Sabella to discuss Sufjan Stevens “Carrie and Lowell.” Plenty of other discussion including Hayley’s new record “Flew The Nest,” being the daughter of Central America missionaries and teachers, her video for “July Rain,” Brian Fallon, Eugene Oregon and Tillamook, religious imagery, hipster Sufjan fans, mother abandonment, and Wayne gets surprised by the number of Spotify listens Sufjan really has.Check out Hayley Sabella at: https://www.hayleysabellamus

Aug 13, 2020 • 1:35:36

Episode 122: Beastie Boys “Check Your Head” with Derrek of “I F*ing Love That Record” Podcast

The guys welcome the Derrek Carriveau of “I F*ing Love That Record” podcast to talk about the third album from the Beastie Boys “Check Your Head.” Plenty of other discussion including Derrek stepping in for this episode after our guest who picked the record cancelled on us, booty, Ted Nugent, seeing the Boys live in concert, 90s CD formulas, and other topics. Check out Derrek’s podcast at: https://www.lovethisrecord.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, St

Aug 10, 2020 • 1:56:16

Episode 121: Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger with Corbin Reiff

The guys welcome Corbin Reiff, author of "Total F*cking Godhead The Biography of Chris Cornell," to talk about the 1991 Soundgarden classic "Badmotorfinger." Plenty of other discussion including the greatness of Chris and Soundgarden bandmates Matt Cameron and Ben Shepherd and Kim Thayil, Singles, Community World Theater, getting banned from MTV, and having a mancrush on Chris Cornell. Check out Corbin Reiff at: corbinreiff.com. Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podc

Aug 4, 2020 • 1:25:30

Episode 120: “The Feeding of the 5000” from Crass with Tony Barber of The Buzzcocks

The guys welcome Tony Barber, formerly of The Buzzcocks, to talk about “The Feeding of the 5000” from punk band Crass. Plenty of other discussion including how Tony joined the Buzzcocks (and bringing a drummer to your audition), the legacy of Pete Shelley, soccer, Nick Lowe, discovering Crass at a record shop, cassettes with omitted songs, nuclear war and 15 seconds of silence, and Lack of Knowledge reissues.Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Cast

Jul 31, 2020 • 2:19:55

Episode 119: Nirvana’s “Nevermind” with David Borne

The guys welcome musician David Borne to talk about the landmark 1991 release “Nevermind” from Nirvana. Plenty of other discussion including social media and scroll thumb, reverse Julia Roberts movies, Losers (the bar), Leah Blevins, LSU Football, Better Than Ezra, songs that make us cry, Butch Vig, Killing Joke, Tracy Chapman, and has anyone ever been to Aberdeen on a sunny day?Check out David at: http://www.davidborne.comCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts,

Jul 27, 2020 • 2:06:48

Episode 118: Steve Wynn Discusses Television’s “Marquee Moon”

The guys welcome Steve Wynn (The Dream Syndicate, The Baseball Project, solo work) to talk about Television’s 1977 record “Marquee Moon.” Plenty of other discussion including the Dream Syndicate’s latest record “The Universe Inside,” playing long songs in Santa Cruz and on their recent record, Reggie Jackson, being a Yankees fan, Black Jack McDowell, the New York music scene in the 70s, and the greatest guitar record of all time.Check out Steve at: https://stevewynn.net/Check out The Dream Syndi

Jul 21, 2020 • 1:32:50

Episode 117: Curtis Mayfield’s “Got To Find A Way” with Adeline

The guys welcome musician Adeline to talk about the 1974 release “Got To Find A Way” from Curtis Mayfield. Plenty of other discussion including new diets, Chaka Khan, EPs vs LPs, fans remixing Adeline's song “Twilight,” Rich Tufo, and the genius of bass player Lucky Scott and the greatness of Curtis Mayfield.Check out Adeline at: https://www.adelineofficial.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. A

Jul 17, 2020 • 1:11:16

Episode 116: Glen Phillips Discusses Peter Gabriel’s “So”

Ben and guest co-host Jeff Johnson welcome Glen Phillips (Toad the Wet Sprocket) to talk about Peter Gabriel’s 1986 record “So.” Plenty of other discussion including “Fly From Heaven” (because of Wayne’s score on the “Dulcinea” episode), weird times in the 90s for college rock, the thing about being not cool and being nerdy, song placements, white privilege, Peter getting screwed at the Grammys, Ninja Sex Party, parenting wins, and spitting on people.Check out Glen at: https://www.glenphillips.c

Jul 14, 2020 • 2:28:47

Episode 115: Matt Nathanson (Part Deux) talking about songs with great lyrics

The guys welcome back Matt Nathanson to talk about songs that have great lyrics including songs from Elvis, two Bruces, Westerberg, Mountain Goats, Phoebe Bridgers, Kanye, Glen Phillips and others. Plenty of other discussion including the “Some Mad Hope” livestream, Butch Walker, INXS, “Streets of Fire,” getting roasted on Twitter, Sun Kil Moon, City Lights Bookstore and keeping the wolves at bay.Check out Matt at: https://mattnathanson.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.co

Jul 6, 2020 • 2:12:58

Episode 114: Robbie Dupree discusses Paul Butterfield Blues Band

The guys are joined by Robbie Dupree to talk about the Paul Butterfield Blue Band self-titled record. Plenty of discussion including making a Spanish language record, having success out of America, Elvin Bishop and Mickey Thomas, Paul’s harmonica, Mike Bloomfield, watching shows at the Filmore East, shaking your money maker, and having your Mojo working.Check out Robbie at: robbiedupree.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia,

Jul 3, 2020 • 1:13:59

Episode 113: The Beat Farmers “Van Go” with listener Phil Berg

The guys welcome longtime listener Phil Berg to discuss 1986’s “Van Go.” Phil shares a ton of stories of Beat Farmers members Jerry Raney, Buddy Blue, and Country Dick Montana, songs about cars, whether we're Ford or Chevy lovers, and we discover a record that deserves a revisit.Check out The Beat Farmers at: https://www.beat-farmers.com/Check out The Farmers at: https://www.thefarmersmusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMed

Jun 30, 2020 • 1:24:29

Episode 112: Matthew Caws of Nada Surf discusses Echo & The Bunnymen’s “Ocean Rain”

The guys welcome Matthew Caws of Nada Surf to talk about Echo & The Bunnymen’s 1984 record “Ocean Rain.” Plenty of discussion about Nada Surf’s new album called “Never Not Together,” “The Book of Hylas,” playing with conductors and click tracks, social media and the Human River, male aggression and identity, Dylan’s “Blonde on Blonde,” Adam Peters, red teardrop Vox semi acoustic guitars, Gil Norton productions, Pete de Freitas and the 27 Club, and the greatness of “The Killing Moon.” Check ou

Jun 23, 2020 • 1:50:42

Episode 111: John Easdale of Dramarama discusses The Kinks “Arthur”

The guys welcome John Easdale of Dramarama to talk about The Kinks 1969 record “Arthur” (“Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire”). Plenty of discussion about Dramarama’s new album called “Color TV,” Elliot Smith and mixtapes, English monarchy name drops, product placements and consumerism, chilblains, “Cats in the Cradle,” Australia, and “American Family.”Check out Dramarama at: http://dramarama.us/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castb

Jun 16, 2020 • 1:34:56

Episode 110: Josh Burgess of Yumi Zouma discusses blink-182

The guys welcome yet another member of Yumi Zouma to the podcast, this time Josh Burgess to discuss blink-182’s self-titled record from 2003. Plenty of other discussion including record sequencing, Tik Tok, Robert Smith, MTV documentaries, weird interview questions, cautioning Ben on lyrics (it’s a zero sum game when there’s not enough lyrics), Thursday tattoos, and the underappreciation of Travis Barker who is a dang fine drummer. Check out Yumi Zouma at: yumizouma.com/Check out other episode

Jun 12, 2020 • 1:36:08

Episode 109: Tucker Rule discusses Fiona Apple’s “When the Pawn….”

The guys are joined by drummer Tucker Rule (Thursday, Yellowcard, The Wanted) to talk about Fiona Apple’s 1999 release “When the Pawn…” Plenty of other discussion including playing drums for a boy band, Meow Wolf, never too late to start a passion, Jon Brion, great drummers on the album in Matt Chamberlain and Butch Norton and James Keltner, and Guiness Book of World Records for a long title, Paper Bags, and some Grammys talk.Check out Tucker Rule at: instagram.com/tuckerrule/Check out other ep

Jun 9, 2020 • 1:29:15

Episode 108: Reverend Shawn Amos discusses Joan Armatrading's "Whatever's For Us"

The guys are joined by Reverend Shawn Amos to discuss Joan Armatrading's debut record "Whatever's For Us." Plenty of other discussion including following your muse, cookies and donuts, genesis of the Reverend title, Elvis Costello, Joni Mitchell, piano songs vs. guitar songs, Manfred Mann, and more.Check out Rev at: http://www.shawnamos.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is f

Jun 5, 2020 • 1:43:25

Episode 107: K.C. Clifford discusses Patty Griffin’s “Living With Ghosts”

Ben and guest co-host Jon Porobil (of the Play Disc Podcast) are joined by K.C. Clifford to talk about the Patty Griffin debut record “Living with Ghosts” from 1996. Plenty of other discussion including raising kids and maintaining creativity, #JonsTwitterListeningParty, Billy Joel, bookcases with records, how do you top meeting Joan Jett as a 9 year-old, who is Ophelia, and the genius of Patty Griffin.Check out K.C. Clifford at: kcclifford.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcas

Jun 1, 2020 • 1:31:40

Episode 106: Chelsea Williams Discusses Neutral Milk Hotel

The guys are joined by musician Chelsea Williams to talk about 1998’s “In The Aeroplane Over The Sea” from Neutral Milk Hotel. Plenty of other discussion including Chelsea’s new album “Beautiful & Strange,” busking in Santa Monica, Tom Waits, singing saws, Wizard of Oz, carrot flowers, an untitled songs rant, editing lyrics, Anne Frank, and covering an America classic.Check out Chelsea Williams at: chelseawilliams.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stit

May 29, 2020 • 1:29:08

Episode 105: Pearl Jam's Vitalogy

What do you do during the Pandemic to escape boredom? Talk about Pearl Jam of course! The guys are joined by friends/brothers/repeat revisitors of the podcast Dave Montgomery and Jeff Johnson. Plenty of discussion including what really happened to Ben’s first Pearl Jam t-shirt, Happy Birthday to Liam Johnson, how Jeff ushered in the Apocalypse, playing Bugs in a marching band, we try to guess each other's top songs, and the greatness of PJ. Check out Jeff on Twitter at @jeffmakesjokesCheck o

May 25, 2020 • 2:03:53

Episode 104: Parade by Prince with Joan As Police Woman

The guys are joined by Joan as Police Woman to discuss the soundtrack to “Under A Cherry Moon” from Prince (aka “Parade”). Plenty of other discussion including The Dambuilders, European touring, covering the Strokes and Gil Scott Heron and Prince and Michael McDonald, Joan’s record cover (see if you can guess the inspiration), flutes all over this record, the coolness of Wendy, the coolness of The Revolution, complimenting your own backside and the greatness of Prince. Seriously…how great is

May 22, 2020 • 1:45:49

Episode 103: Synchronicity by The Police with Sister Hazel’s Mark Trojanowski

The guys are joined by drummer Mark Trojanowski of the band Sister Hazel to talk about 1983’s “Synchronicity” from The Police. Plenty of other discussion including The Rock Boat, go to karaoke songs, the “Elements” EPs, throwing Andy Summers a bone, foreshadowing of Sting’s solo career, winning Grammys in the time of Thriller, and we try something different with the “Play at Home Edition” of the podcast with listener scores. Check out Sister Hazel at: www.sisterhazel.com/Outro provided by the

May 19, 2020 • 1:58:57

Episode 102: Chris McCrory of Catholic Action discusses My Bloody Valentine’s “Loveless”

The guys are joined by Chris McCrory of the band Catholic Action to talk about 1991’s “Loveless” from My Bloody Valentine. Plenty of other discussion including getting back to Scotland while on tour (and a travel ban), putting out a record during the pandemic, shoegazing, playing Toto’s “Africa” on repeat, “Mouldy Old Dough,” Chris Cohen, Pink Floyd, Alex Chilton’s fuzz pedal, layers of sound that sound like the weather of Scotland, Smashing Pumpkins, and chinchillas. Check out Catholic Action

May 15, 2020 • 1:42:43

Episode 101 - Scott Mulvahill discusses Beck's "Sea Change"

The guys are joined by Scott Mulvahill to discuss Beck's "Sea Change." Plenty of other discussion including playing the upright bass, what is a sweet Symsonia, Victor Wooten, Nick Drake, some God talk, Ricky Skaggs, breakup songs, and the genius of Beck. Check out Scott at: scottmulvahill.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast o

May 11, 2020 • 1:52:19

Episode 100 - The Smiths "Queen is Dead"

The guys celebrate their 100th episode milestone by going back to their roots...no guests...just two friends talking about one of their favorite records of all time. Other discussion includes the origin of the Records Revisited Podcast, top acts that STILL don't have an episode about them, trading Pink Floyd The Wall for a Smiths tape, Columbia House, Ann Coats, the genius of Morrissey and Johnny Marr and Ben bungles the name of the band Cornershop. It's not Cornerstone. Check out other episod

May 8, 2020 • 1:19:47

Episode 99: Tim & Eric from The Alternate Routes discuss “Abbey Road”

The guys are joined by Tim Warren and Eric Donnelly of The Alternate Routes to discuss the legendary “Abbey Road” from The Beatles. Plenty of other discussion including running through cemeteries, the surprising most listened to Beatles song, Desdemona, Shelley, production/engineering/songwriting of one of the greatest records ever, Strand of Oaks, finales, Her Majesty as a last track and is love really all you need? Check out The Alternate Routes at: thealternateroutes.com/Check out other episo

May 5, 2020 • 2:21:36

Episode 98: John Gallagher Jr. discusses John Prine’s “Bruised Orange”

The guys are joined by actor, singer, and Tony Award winner John Gallagher Jr. to discuss the 1978 release “Bruised Orange” from John Prine. Plenty of other discussion including the genius of Prine, “Scarecrow” the movie, “Short Term 12” and getting songs on a soundtrack, Paste Magazine, the Union Hall, Billy Joel and records skipping on “Turnstiles,” singing Green Day songs every night, Sarasota Florida, and what shows we’re binging. Now, if you will excuse me, I need to watch the next episode

Apr 30, 2020 • 1:53:16

Episode 97: A John Prine Appreciation

For this special episode, we chat with some former guests (and some new friends) about John Prine and his legacy. We talk about his music, his influence, and chat about some of our favorite John Prine songs and albums. Rest in Power John. Hope you’re kissing that pretty girl on the tilt-a-whirl.Check out our guests at the following websites:Red Wanting Blue (Scott Terry) at: redwantingblue.com/Anthony D’Amato at: anthonydamatomusic.com/Siri Undlin (Humbird) at: humbirdmusic.com/Luke Callen at

Apr 27, 2020 • 2:04:30

Episode 96: Eric Bazilian of The Hooters discusses the Strawbs “Grave New World”

The guys are joined by Eric Bazilian of The Hooters to discuss the 1972 release “Grave New World” from The Strawbs. Plenty of other discussion including “One of Us” with Crash Test Dummies, Philadelphia stuff, working with great artists like Scorpions, Dave Hause, and Amanda Marshall (among others), Progressive rock, the beauty of Dave Cousins lyrics, great bass playing from John Ford (and the rest of the Strawbs as well). Check out the Hooters at https://www.hootersmusic.com/ and Eric at htt

Apr 24, 2020 • 1:41:36

Episode 95: Charlie Ryder of Yumi Zouma discusses Kings of Leon

Ben and guest co-host Jeff Johnson welcome Charlie Ryder of Yumi Zouma to the podcast to discuss the Kings of Leon’s debut record “Youth and Young Manhood.” Plenty of other discussion including New Zealand movies, discovering Yumi Zouma on Shazam, cool fonts, bad timing of the album release and a cancelled tour, issues with key changes, landing on a record choice among 27 choices, alternate versions of songs, messing with track listings, bad bridges, and plenty of sexual innuendo. Or, as guest

Apr 21, 2020 • 2:06:39

Episode 94: Brian Dunne discusses the Eddie and the Cruisers Soundtrack

The guys are joined once again by Brian Dunne, this time to talk about John Cafferty and the Eddie and the Cruisers soundtrack. Plenty of other discussion including making the “Nothing Matters Anymore” video, Billy Joel, Caroline Spence, C-I-T-Y, Joe West and his mustache disguise, line dancing to “Boardwalk Angel,” HBO breathing new life into Eddie, some 60s covers, and what song might lead you to drive your car off a bridge.Check out Brian at: briandunnemusic.net/Check out other episodes at R

Apr 17, 2020 • 1:18:40

Episode 93: Maggie Rose Discusses Carole King’s “Tapestry”

Episode 93: Maggie Rose Discusses Carole King’s “Tapestry”The guys are joined by Maggie Rose to discuss “Tapestry” from the legendary Carole King. Plenty of other discussion including Aretha, James Taylor, Quarantine Jams, Marcus King (again), playing at the Opry, Smackwater Jack, marrow, making classic songs (sung by other people) your own, title songs, and Maggie reminds us how our scoring is not fair. Check out Maggie Rose at: maggierosemusic.comCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedP

Apr 13, 2020 • 1:40:54

Episode 92: Kayleigh Goldsworthy Discusses Gin Blossoms “New Miserable Experience”

The guys are joined by Kayleigh Goldsworthy to discuss “New Miserable Experience” from Gin Blossoms. Plenty of other discussion including being a ringer in other bands, why there aren’t more Chuck Ragans in the world, lots of talk about Doug Hopkins, how the record label got it wrong for singles (then got it right), the great opening of “Found Out About You” (the rest of the song is good as well), where you can find Alison Road, and we find out that Wayne may not like Jesse. Check out Kayleigh

Apr 10, 2020 • 1:41:13

Episode 91: Ken Stringfellow Discusses Big Star’s “#1 Record”

The guys are joined by Ken Stringfellow (Posies, R.E.M., Big Star) to discuss the debut record from Big Star. Plenty of other discussion including an intense story about getting back to France before the travel bans went into effect, remastering Dear 23, “Squirrel vs. Snake” and writing personal songs, an update on “Ken The Movie,” Bill Rieflin, Tony Clifton, discovering Big Star and joining Alex and Jody in that band, Zeppelin Envy, Christian rock, the band Bread, and putting together a setlis

Apr 7, 2020 • 2:07:57

Episode 90: Ken Yates Discusses Jason Isbell’s “Southeastern”

The guys are joined by Ken Yates to discuss Jason Isbell and his fantastic record “Southeastern.” Plenty of other discussion including ski ballet and making music videos, career defining songs, travel songs, Jason and Amanda, outlaw songs, Fun Bobby, creepy house concerts, and Wayne has another Bret Michaels rant. Check out Ken Yates at: kenyates.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional c

Apr 3, 2020 • 1:34:34

Episode 89: Smoking Popes “Destination Failure” with Peter Von Taborsky of SaGC

The guys are joined by Peter Von Taborsky of the Scotch and Good Conversation (SaGC) podcast to discuss The Smoking Popes “Destination Failure.” Plenty of other discussion like the Smoking Popes touring with Morrissey, punk rock for Jesus, podcasting with an ex-girlfriend (and your wife), getting made fun of for an Elton John song, when your favorite song doesn’t get played at a concert, Willy Wonka, and It’s Not You…It’s Me. And, we get to thank Peter for the “referral” question.Check out Pete

Mar 30, 2020 • 1:46:32

Episode 88: Sarah Elstran (The Nunnery) Discusses Emiliana Torrini

The guys are joined by Sarah Elstran (aka The Nunnery) to discuss Emiliana Torrini’s “Me and Armini” from 2008. Plenty of other discussion like what is a solo looper, the Minneapolis scene and playing on any bill and in any venue, the word “ethereal,” Denmark, it’s jungle drum…singular. Check out Sarah and The Nunnery at https://thenunnerymusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional co

Mar 23, 2020 • 1:44:06

Episode 87 - Poison's Flesh & Blood with Tunestiles Podcast's Brian Colburn

The guys are joined by Brian Colburn of the Tunestiles Podcast to discuss Poison's "Flesh & Blood." Plenty of other discussion like the Peter Pan genre, long intros, bad tattoo artists, how Bobby Dahl inspired Brian to play the bass, what really killed hair metal, and finding solace in music and just letting the music play.Check out the Tunestiles Podcast at tunestilespodcast.podbean.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Goog

Mar 20, 2020 • 1:52:58

Episode 86: Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” with Eric Miller from Pods & Sods

The guys are joined by Eric Miller, the host of the podcast “Pods & Sods Network” to discuss Marvin Gaye and his landmark record "What's Going On." Plenty of other discussion like Kansas, The Hogan Family, Dad Jokes, Motown and the genius of Marvin, how we separate the art from the artist, some God/Atheist conversation, The Funk Brothers and James Jamerson, songs that make us holler and throw up our hands, Eric shares some “War Stories” about putting on concerts, and how great the community of

Mar 16, 2020 • 2:05:10

Episode 85 - Ronnie Barnett of the Muffs discusses The Knack

Ronnie Barnett of The MuffsDiscussing The Knack’s “...But the Little Girls Understand” The guys are joined by Ronnie Barnett of The Muffs to discuss The Knack’s “...But the Little Girls Understand.” That's right...not The Knack's first memorable record. We talk about their sophomore effort which has some gems and at least one Sharona knockoff. Other discussion includes Kim Shattuck's legacy and the ALS Tribute Benefit Show in El Rey California, Kids in America, Green Day stealing your managemen

Mar 9, 2020 • 1:39:03

Episode 84: Eddie Rabbitt’s “Horizon” with Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor Jon Lamoreaux of the Hustle Podcast. Wayne is in rare form (four "Man on the Moon" drinks will do that to you) as we break down Eddie Rabbitt’s 1980 record “Horizon” that includes two really great classic songs. Other discussion including Eddie’s crossover legacy, lot lizards, Yacht Rock sensibilities, what other songs should have been singles from the record, blue balls, and plenty of other diatribes and digressions.Check out Jon’s podcast at thehustle.p

Mar 5, 2020 • 1:32:20

Episode 83: Interview with David Malloy - Eddie Rabbitt’s Longtime Songwriting Partner and Producer

We had the opportunity to interview Producer and Songwriter David Malloy who shared the stories behind some of Eddie Rabbitt’s famous songs. Other conversation includes meeting Even Stevens (another songwriting partner and producer for Eddie), making Suspicions (and adding a flute solo), Eddie as an Elvis fan, Tanya Tucker, Peter Asher, Linda Ronstadt, disco strings, Dolly, Caribou Ranch and UFOs, the movie “Roadie,” and the stories behind writing some big #1 songs including a super big hit for

Mar 2, 2020 • 1:20:34

Episode 82: Kalie Shorr Discusses Alanis Morissette’s “Jagged Little Pill”

The guys are joined by Kalie Shorr to talk about her stellar record “Open Book” and Alanis Morissette’s “Jagged Little Pill.” Other discussion including worst online purchases, the Goodwill “Ironic” Challenge, Edley’s BBQ, getting the point across without sounding like the best singer in the choir class, locking yourself away to make a record, and plenty of “that one line” moments from Alanis’s fantastic landmark. Check out Kalie at kalieshorr.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPo

Feb 24, 2020 • 1:39:05

Episode 81: Skylar Gudasz Discusses Gillian Welch’s “Time (The Revelator)”

The guys are joined by Skylar Gudasz to discuss the 2001 release from Gillian Welch called “Time (The Revelator).” Plenty of other discussion like Big Star Third Tributes and “Thirteen,” Glen Campbell and Wichita Lineman, Steve Miller and Quicksilver girls, John Henry, Songs: Ohia, David Rawlings, being free and also a slave to art, giving music away for free, and new music (Woo Hoo) from Skylar.Learn more about Skylar at skylargudasz.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com,

Feb 18, 2020 • 1:42:57

Episode 80: G. Love Discusses John Hammond’s “Country Blues”

The guys are joined by G. Love (Garrett Dutton) to discuss John Hammond’s “Country Blues.” Plenty of other discussion like working with Keb Mo, trying to play somber blues songs, Statesboro “Brews”, sexual innuendo in blues songs, the originators of each of the songs in “Country Blues” (which is a lesson in blues legends like BB King, Robert Johnson, and others) and who provides the intro to the song “The Juice."Check out G. Love (and his Special Sauce) and his fantastic new record “The Sauce”

Feb 11, 2020 • 1:51:40

Episode 79: Matt Nathanson Discusses U2’s “Achtung Baby”

The guys are joined by U2 superfan Matt Nathanson to discuss U2’s “Achtung Baby.” Plenty of other discussion about the beauty of “One,” what is “super crotch,” playing music in Provo at Mama’s Café and the JSB, Hansa Studios in Berlin, the power of friendship and band longevity, Depeche Mode, “tart” vs “guitar,” mean lyrics, and just how good this album is. We love this album but Matt LOVES this album.Fair warning…this episode is like seeing Matt live in concert. So good but so NSFW.Check ou

Feb 4, 2020 • 2:29:48

Episode 78: Justin Richmond of “Broken Record” Podcast Discusses Neil Young’s “On The Beach”

The guys are joined by Justin Richmond, the host of the “Broken Record” podcast, to discuss Neil Young’s “On The Beach.” Plenty of other discussion about getting connected with Rick Rubin and Malcolm Gladwell, discovering great music like Yola, the future of radio and the future of music podcasts, honeyslides, Pono players, “Mellow My Mind,” turning down the role of Adrian in the Rocky movies, and does dew really fall? Check out Justin and his fantastic podcast at brokenrecordpodcast.comCheck o

Jan 30, 2020 • 1:34:58

Episode 77: Roger Harvey Discusses “Shotgun Willie” from Willie Nelson

The guys are joined by Roger Harvey to discuss Willie Nelson’s “Shotgun Willie.” Plenty of other discussion including the Philly music scene, Tim Barry, writing your own bio section, albums that clear one’s throat, Topo Chico, creepy Leon Russell songs, “Whiskey River,” plenty of other talk about other Willie records and more fun conversation.Check out Roger at xorogerharvey.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcas

Jan 27, 2020 • 2:01:05

Episode 76: Siri Undlin (Humbird) Discusses Janis Joplin’s Pearl

The guys are joined by Siri Undlin (Humbird) to talk about Janis Joplin’s “Pearl.” Plenty of other discussion including the Bjork and green olives, Shane Leonard, how cool a word is “Pharmakon,” Angela Carter, and Wolf Alice (both the song and the band), Blue Nile and Talk Talk, Cinderella’s cover of “Move Over,” seedballs, and more fun conversation.Check out Siri at humbirdmusic.com/Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google P

Jan 20, 2020 • 1:35:30

Episode 75: Warren Zevon's self-titled record (1976) with Rocky Bottom

The guys (Ben and guest co-host Jeff Johnson of @jeffmakesjokes) are joined by singer songwriter Rocky Bottom to discuss Warren Zevon's self-titled record from 1976. Plenty of other discussion including Dive Bars and Tip Jars, which Rocky movie is the best, working with Lilly Hiatt, the genius of Warren as a lyricist and musician, Jackson Browne's involvement with getting this record done, California landmarks in songs, and more fun conversation. Check out Rocky Bottom at: facebook.com/pg/rockyb

Jan 14, 2020 • 1:45:16

Episode 74 - Striking Matches Discusses Nickel Creek

The guys are joined by Sarah Zimmerman and Justin Davis of Striking Matches to talk about the self titled Nickel Creek record from 2000. Plenty of other discussion including the St. Petersburg Songwriters Festival, putting instrumentals on records (or four or five instrumentals), Tolkien novels, the genius of Chris Thile and Sara Watkins and Sean Watkins, the TV show Nashville, the creative process behind the latest Striking Matches singles and more fun conversation.Check out Striking Matches at

Jan 7, 2020 • 1:47:09

Episode 73 - Ramones "Pleasant Dreams" with Mighty Joe Vincent

The guys are joined by drummer Mighty Joe Vincent (The Prissteens, Devil Dogs and current project Gotham Rockets). Plenty of other discussion including some Joey Ramone stories, punk music, the influence of 50s and 60s doo wop music, being produced by 10cc Graham Gouldman instead of Steve Lillywhite, and more fun conversation.Check out the Gotham Rockets at: rumbarrecords.bandcamp.com/album/blast-offor facebook.com/gothamrocketsor store.cdbaby.com/cd/thegothamrocketsCheck out other episodes at R

Dec 31, 2019 • 2:12:22

Episode 72B - Most Listened To Songs - Wayne Songs

The guys talk about their most listened to songs of 2019...this episode is all of Wayne's picks. And, in a turn of events, Wayne assumes the "hot seat" as the lead host. If you like what you hear, check the artists out and buy their music, buy a t-shirt of the band, and go to one of their live shows.Brian Dunne - briandunnemusic.netCaroline Spence - carolinespencemusic.comWill Hoge – willhoge.comJulia Jacklin - juliajacklin.comAnthony D’Amato – anthonydamatomusic.comMatthew Ryan – matthewryanon

Dec 25, 2019 • 51:10

Episode 72A - Most Listened To Songs - Ben Songs

The guys talk about their most listened to songs of 2019...this episode is all of Ben's picks. If you like what you hear, check the artists out and buy their music, buy a t-shirt of the band, and go to one of their live shows. Michael McArthur - michaelmcarthurmusic.com Hiss Golden Messenger - hissgoldenmessenger.comThe National - americanmary.comBrian Dunne - briandunnemusic.netSaid The Whale - saidthewhale.comJenny Lewis - jennylewis.comGrayson Foster - graysonfoster.comShips Have Sailed - s

Dec 23, 2019 • 1:02:41

Episode 71 - Scott Terry of Red Wanting Blue discussing R.E.M.'s "Automatic For The People"

The guys are joined by Scott Terry of Red Wanting Blue to discuss the 1992 classic "Automatic For The People" from R.E.M. Plenty of other discussion including the brilliance of Will Hoge, being a live band, making music with Rusty Young, trying to avoid the "Explicit Language" sticker, the greatness of Mike Mills, the Motor Voter Bill, Andy Kaufman, and just a ton of R.E.M. related stories because all three of us LOVE R.E.M.Check out Red Wanting Blue at: redwantingblue.comCheck out other episod

Dec 17, 2019 • 2:30:01

Bonus Christmas Episode - Top Christmas Party Songs

This is a repost of the Christmas episode from 2018. This was one of our first episodes ever recorded and we are resharing it for the 2019 holidays. Ben is joined by friend and DJ Adam Tiegs to discuss the songs you better be playing at your Christmas Parties this year! James Brown, Stevie Wonder, AC/DC and Wham (of course) make the cut. Find out what else we choose!In the Northwest, hire Adam for your next party. Go to: adamsdjservice.comCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.c

Dec 13, 2019 • 1:12:57

Episode 70 - Grayson Foster discussing John Mayer's "Continuum"

The guys are joined by musician Grayson Foster to discuss the grammy winning "Continuum" from guitar maestro John Mayer. We also talk about other Graysons, the greatness of Pino Palladino and Steve Jordan, protest songs, touring with Katie Toupin, Jimi Hendrix, John ripping off Eric Clapton (and Eric probably knowing about it), Star Wars, and Dad songs. Check out Grayson Foster at: graysonfoster.comCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHear

Dec 10, 2019 • 1:52:20

Episode 69 - Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby

The guys are once again joined by Jeff Johnson to talk about one of the best debut records...the rookie effort from Terence Trent D'Arby. We also talk about other stuff like attaching memories to songs, mix tapes, air drying laundry, and what's the deal with "You're the Inspiration."Fair warning: if you came for the TTD talk, skip ahead about 30 minutes as we spend a good bit talking about rough times in Santa Clarita California with Jeff at the beginning of the episode. Or, listen to it all si

Dec 3, 2019 • 2:00:15

Episode 68 - David Ricketts discussing Talking Heads "Remain In Light"

The guys are joined by David Ricketts of David & David ("Welcome to the Boomtown") fame. We also talk about David's other projects over the years including working with Sheryl Crow, Matthew Ryan, and Toni Childs among others. Plenty of other discussion including the genius of David Byrne, Brian Eno, great percussion and hooky guitar riffs and great lyrics. Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and we're now on Google Podcasts

Nov 26, 2019 • 1:45:30

Episode 67 - Leigh Nash discussing Aimee Mann's "Mental Illness"

The guys are joined by Leigh Nash of Sixpence None The Richer to discuss Aimee Mann's brilliant 2017 release "Mental Illness." Plenty of other discussion with Leigh about her videos (what's up with "There She Goes"), "Don't Let Me Die in Dallas," goosebump moments watching live music, cover songs, what is a Goose Snow Cone, and how Aimee Mann should gave her own Grammy category.Catch Leigh at: leighnash.net Check out other episodes atRecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbo

Nov 19, 2019 • 1:41:44

Episode 66 - The Essential Motels episode

The guys go "sans guest" for the first time in 20 episodes and talk about one of their favorite bands The Motels. Some updates on previous episodes happens first then plenty of talk about the genius of Martha Davis, their love of "Little Robbers," obscure movie soundtrack songs, and plenty of other 80s goodies. Check out The Motels at themotels.com and check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additiona

Nov 12, 2019 • 1:32:33

Episode 65 - The Toto's "Africa" Episode

The guys are joined by Jeff Johnson once again to talk about the genesis of the question asked in every episode..."Toto's Africa...good or bad song?" No, not that Genesis with Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford and that one other guy. And, wait til Jeff tells you his Toto story. Let's just say that Steve Lukather is involved. And, Timothy B. Schmit once again rears his head!Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and we're now on

Nov 8, 2019 • 29:13

Episode 64 - Shane Leonard discussing Jon Brion's Meaningless

The guys are joined by singer/songwriter/drummer/producer Shane Leonard to discuss musician Jon Brion's 2001 "Meaningless." We also talk about Field Report, Shane's fascination with Indiana, heavy topics about life and death, the genius of Jon's production work and much more. Catch Shane at: shaneleonardmusic.com Check out other episodes atRecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and we're now on Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Fac

Nov 5, 2019 • 1:56:08

Episode 63 - Tyler Bancroft of Said the Whale Discussing The Shins

The guys are joined by Tyler Bancroft of Said the Whale to discuss The Shins' "Chutes Too Narrow." Plenty of other discussion about Canadian music, the making of the video for "Record Shop," fatherhood, being a creative type, fighting the sack, James Mercer as a lyricist, and of course Ben and Wayne over analyze a few songs. Catch Tyler and all of Said the Whale at: saidthewhale.com Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and we'

Oct 29, 2019 • 1:38:40

Episode 62 - Tom May of the Menzingers discussing Regina Spektor

The guys are joined by Tom May of the Menzingers to talk about Regina Spektor's 2006 record "Begin to Hope." Plenty of discussion about the Menzingers' videos, Epitaph Records, Scranton, America (and how we're freaking out), the genius of Regina, how great Samson is, The Strokes and the New York scene, and we go down some wormholes including one on "Apres Moi." Catch The Menzingers at themenzingers.com and their new album "Hello Exile." Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Ap

Oct 22, 2019 • 1:55:57

Episode 61 - The Cars debut with Ira Elliot from Nada Surf

The guys are joined by Ira Elliot of Nada Surf to discuss the Cars fantastic debut record and pay tribute to the genius of Ric Ocasek. Plenty of great stories from Ira who had the pleasure of knowing Ric as the producer of Nada Surf's first record and also got to play with Ric on the "Troublizing" record. Other discussion about Roy Thomas Baker, Bambi Kino and Bill Murray, Benjamin Orr, Phoebe Cates, and more. Catch Nada Surf at nadasurf.com Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.

Oct 15, 2019 • 1:41:56

Episode 60 - Stone Temple Pilots' "Purple" with Will from Ships Have Sailed

The guys are joined by Will Carpenter from Ships Have Sailed to discuss the sophomore record from STP "Purple." Plenty of discussion about who's your ride or die, comfy t-shirts, Kickstarters and how music isn't dead, KROQ Locals Only, what will come up in Spotify recommendations, Scott Weiland, the DeLeo brothers, vasoline, Richard Peterson and more. Which songs are about heroin? Catch Ships Have Sailed at shipshavesailed.com Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Po

Oct 10, 2019 • 1:57:34

Episode 59: Bon Iver's 22, A Million with Zach Meadows

The guys (Ben & guest co-host Jeff Johnson) are joined by singer songwriter Zach Meadows to discuss Bon Iver's "22, A Million." Plenty of discussion about Zach's new record, the use of imagery and numbers, Stevie Nicks, autotuning, religious themes in music, Dante's Inferno, and making up words. Listen to Zach's new album "Calloway" available on all major music platforms.Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and we're now on Goog

Oct 7, 2019 • 1:48:31

Episode 58: Liz Longley discussing Joni Mitchell

The guys are joined by Liz Longley to discuss the Joni Mitchell classic "Blue." Plenty of discussion about Kickstarters and Delta Rae, singing with 9 year olds, the story behind some of Liz's songs, covering the Four Tops, Laurel Canyon, guys named Richard, the beauty of "A Case of You" and the overall genius of Joni. Also, find out why Wayne makes Liz cry. Catch Liz at lizlongley.com Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and

Oct 1, 2019 • 1:23:38

Episode 57: Dead Boys with New Bomb Turks Eric Davidson

The guys are joined by New Bomb Turks front man and punk Eric Davidson to talk about Dead Boys' "We Have Come For Your Children." Other discussion includes Eric's book called "We Never Learn: The Gunk Punk Undergut," Peter Laughner, Kim Fowley, Ain't It Fun, Stiv, Cheetah, Jimmy Zero, bad Stones covers, and what exactly is a Jukebox Lean. And, this episode is our first NOT PG-13. No clown car horns on this one.Catch Eric at newbombturks.com or rockandrollglobe.com or pleasekillme.com. Check ou

Sep 24, 2019 • 2:14:07

Episode 56: Lilly Hiatt discussing Neil Young's Harvest

The guys are joined by Lilly Hiatt to discuss Neil Young's classic "Harvest." Other discussion includes having Lilly play at your wedding, Aretha and Isbell, how Lilly almost ruined Ben's birthday, the Record Store Day 45, Easy Street Records, Trinity Lane and the genius of Neil Young. Check out Lilly at lillyhiatt.com.Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, and iHeartMedia. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast

Sep 17, 2019 • 1:27:19

Episode 55 - Lucette discussing Leonard Cohen

The guys are joined by Lauren Gillis (Lucette) to discuss Leonard Cohen's "Various Positions." Other discussion includes the origins of the Lucette moniker, country infused dream pop, saxophones, The Hip and other Canadian bands, Jennifer Warnes, the glory of "Hallelujah" and "If It Be Your Will." Check out Lauren at lucettemusic.net.Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, and iHeartMedia. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/records

Sep 10, 2019 • 1:33:25

Episode 54 - Johnny Hickman discussing Bob Dylan

The guys are joined by Cracker guitarist Johnny Hickman to talk about Bob Dylan's landmark "Blood on the Tracks." Plenty of discussion about the characters found in both Dylan's work and in Johnny's solo songs, the Camp In and the Campout, 9pm curfews, and plenty of discussion of THE folk singer. No teen angst here. Check out Johnny at johnnyhickman.com and Cracker at crackersoul.com.Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com or Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast

Sep 3, 2019 • 1:49:36

Episode 53 - Anthony D'Amato discussing Neil Young

The guys are joined by Anthony D'Amato to chat about Neil Young's "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere." Other discussion includes making music videos, Tom Petty, Danny Whitten, Down by the River songs, writing songs with a 103 fever, and the beauty of Cinnamon Girls. Catch up with Antony at: anthonydamatomusic.com Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com or Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast

Aug 27, 2019 • 1:17:08

Episode 52 - Anna Tivel discussing Joe Henry's Civilians

The guys are joined by singer songwriter Anna Tivel to discuss "Civilians" by Joe Henry. Plenty of other discussion like Voodoo Donuts, Fluff and Gravy, Minneapolis, Americana Festival, Bonnie Raitt, Willie Mays, Bonnie Raitt, and trying to decipher Joe's lyrics. Check out Anna's recent record "The Question" and other happenings at: annativel.comCheck out other episodes of the Records Revisited Podcast at: RecordsRevisitedPodcast.comFind us on the socials at facebook.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcas

Aug 20, 2019 • 1:25:24

Episode 51 - Ian Jones discussing James Taylor's Greatest Hits Volume I

The guys are joined by singer songwriter Ian Jones and fellow Washington High School alum to discuss JT's first volume of greatest hits. Plenty of discussion about flirting with country, the Parkland Theatre, punking Elvis, Fire & Rain, mispronouncing "the" and "thee", and Ian's vision for a band called "The Parkland Youth." Check out Ian's music and his new record "Results Not Typical" at: ianjonesmusic.com

Aug 13, 2019 • 1:47:46

Episode 50 - David Schelzel of The Ocean Blue discussing The Smiths "Meat Is Murder"

The guys are joined by David Schelzel of the Ocean Blue to discuss the second album by The Smiths (the US version of the album). Plenty of discussion about The Ocean Blue's new record "Kings and Queens / Knaves and Thieves," shades of blue, making records that are actually records, the genius of Johnny Marr and Morrissey, why sometimes the most popular song by a band is the best song by that band, and the brutalities of youth. Check out The Ocean Blue at: www.theoceanblue.com

Aug 6, 2019 • 1:33:53

Episode 49 - Dave Keuning of The Killers discussing Smashing Pumpkins “Siamese Dream”

The guys are joined by Dave Keuning of The Killers and Keuning to discuss “Siamese Dream” from the Smashing Pumpkins. Plenty of discussion about Dave’s new album “Prismism,” Billy Corgan, Pisces Iscariot, Pissant, James Iha, and why Ben & Wayne sometimes call the band “Smashing Milk.” Check out Dave’s new record and tour dates at: keuningmusic.com

Jul 30, 2019 • 1:41:03

Episode 48 - Brian Dunne Discussing Jackson Browne's "Late for the Sky"

The guys are joined by singer songwriter Brian Dunne to discuss Jackson Browne's "Late for the Sky." Plenty of other discussion including the music scene in NYC, riding in a Taxi, New Tattoos, our disdain for jug playing, other great Jackson Browne songs and, of course, the Eagles get mentioned again including one Timothy B. Schmitt. Check out Brian's happenings at: briandunnemusic.net. Seriously, go check him out. Spoiler Alert..."Taxi" and "New Tattoo" will probably make the end of year lis

Jul 26, 2019 • 1:29:34

Episode 47 - Katie Toupin discussing Elton John's Tumbleweed Connection

Ben is joined by guest co-host Jeff Johnson (thanks in part to Jeff locking Wayne in a closet) to chat with Katie Toupin about her new record "Magnetic Moves" and Elton John's underappreciated 1970 release "Tumbleweed Connection." Plenty of other discussion including how the guys got their scores wrong for "Amoreena," The Band, the "bad boys," Orlando Bloom, and trying to understand why no singles were released for this record.Check out Katie's happenings at: katietoupinmusic.com

Jul 23, 2019 • 1:41:24

Episode 46 - INXS Kick with Jon Lamoreaux of The Hustle Podcast

The guys are joined by the host of The Hustle Podcast, Jon Lamoreaux, to discuss the 1987 classic "Kick" by INXS. Find out why Jon calls the guys "weirdos" (twice). Other conversations include Wilco, Grammy Winners of 1988, Martika, Eddie Money, Nenah Cherry, Timothy B. Schmitt (again), a Willy Vlautin follow-up, dirty sax, covers of "Never Tear Us Apart" and why every man has a mancrush for Michael Hutchence. Find episodes of The Hustle at: thehustle.podbean.com

Jul 16, 2019 • 2:00:03

Episode 45 - Willy Vlautin discussing Tom Waits' Swordfishtrombones

The guys are joined by author and musician Willy Vlautin to discuss Tom Waits' "Swordfishtrombones." Willy talks about his books including "The Free" and "Don't Skip Out On Me" and "Lean On Pete," making music with The Delines and Richmond Fontaine, instrumentals, and plenty of other discussion surrounding Tom Waits eclectic 1983 release. Check out Willy at: willyvlautin.com

Jul 9, 2019 • 2:06:39

Episode 44 - Songs About Summer

Ben and Wayne return to their roots by NOT having a guest for the first time in 3 months to talk about the 12 essential songs with a summer theme. What song did both Wayne and Ben pick? How great is Martha Davis? Why do the guys talk about Xanadu? Why does the summer of 1984 hold a special place in Wayne's heart? And, is "Sunny Afternoon" by the Kinks really a song about summer?

Jul 2, 2019 • 59:52

Episode 43: Taylor Swift's 1989 with Stephen Kellogg

The guys are joined by Stephen Kellogg to discuss Taylor Swift's award winning release 1989. Yep. That's right. Taylor Swift. Where else but Records Revisited would you hear three dads in their 40s and 50s talk about Taylor with minimal bad blood? Plenty of other discussion about Max Martin, Jack Antonoff, yogurt, advice for dads of teenagers, and discussion about SK's latest music. Find Stephen at: stephenkellogg.com

Jun 25, 2019 • 1:52:00

Episode 42: Bash and Pop “Friday Night Is Killing Me” with Matthew Ryan

The guys are joined by singer songwriter Matthew Ryan to discuss Tommy Stinson and Bash & Pop’s “Friday Night Is Killing Me” from 1993. Plenty of discussion leading up to the album analysis including the plight of the musician in the age of streaming music, Raymond Carver and darkness, The Replacements, Rod Stewart, and more. Check out Matthew’s music at: matthewryanonline.com

Jun 18, 2019 • 2:04:54

Episode 41: Love's Forever Changes with John Petkovic

The guys are joined by John Petkovic (Sad Planets, Sweet Apple, Cobra Verde, and others) to discuss the 1967 record by Arthur Lee and Love entitled "Forever Changes." We also discuss hamburgers in Akron, making music with Patrick Carney of the Black Keys, how John met Doug Gillard, the Wrecking Crew, snot caked on pants, protest songs and why Sad Bugles would be a weird name for a band. Check out Sad Planets at: facebook.com/sadplanets

Jun 12, 2019 • 1:50:16

Episode 40: Indian Summer Revisited with Carbon Leaf's Terry Clark

Ben visits with Carbon Leaf co-founder and guitarist Terry Clark to discuss their 2004 release "Indian Summer" and their re-record of that album called "Indian Summer Revisited" from 2014. Plenty of discussion about the beginnings of the band and the recording process of "Indian Summer" with a track by track analysis. Check out Carbon Leaf at carbonleaf.com

Jun 7, 2019 • 1:48:38

Episode 39: Say Anything "Is A Real Boy" with Still Electric

The guys are joined by Maurice and Rachel Africh of Still Electric to discuss the 2004 release from Say Anything. Plenty of discussion regarding the TV show "The Office, the genius of Max Bemis, risking the scratch, what is emo, what song became a casualty of the #MeToo movement, and what "A Walk Through Hell" would have scored had we discussed the entire 2006 reissue tracking. Check out Still Electric at stillelectricband.com

Jun 4, 2019 • 2:08:44

Episode 38: Fleetwood Mac Rumours with Brother and the Hayes

The guys are joined by Jennie Hayes Kurtz and David Bingaman of Brother and the Hayes to talk about the 1977 classic record "Rumours" by Fleetwood Mac. Plenty of discussion about Lindsey's guitar work, Mick's drumming, gold dust women, the underlying darkness of the lyrics and the genius of the breakup album. Who picks Lindsey's side and who picks Stevie's side? And, will Wayne even like a Christine song? Check out our guests at: brotherandthehayes.com

May 29, 2019 • 1:40:25

Episode 37 - Toad the Wet Sprocket's Dulcinea with Jeff Johnson

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor and funny man Jeff Johnson to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Toad the Wet Sprocket's Dulcinea. Plenty of conversation along the way including Don Quixote, autograph encounters with Glen Phillips, faith crises, the 90s, and why in the world is something always wrong?

May 23, 2019 • 1:59:55

Episode 30 - Green Day’s Dookie

The long lost episode is finally available. The guys talk about the Green Day album that inspired countless knockoffs. Wayne tries to explain punk rock to Ben, what exactly is a sassafras, living in Oakland, identity crises and other hidden gems. Find us on iTunes or Castbox or other fine podcast providers and like our Facebook page at https://facebook.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast/

May 14, 2019 • 1:06:44

Episode 36 - Weezer's Blue Album with Dave Montgomery

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor and lil' bro Dave Montgomery to discuss the Blue Album by Weezer which was released 25 years ago on May 10th, 1994. Plenty of discussion about Buddy Holly, Matt Sharp, nerd rock, Ric Ocasek, and the worst intro (but also best intro) we've ever produced.

May 10, 2019 • 1:25:21

Episode 35 - Bruce Springsteen’s Tunnel of Love with Caroline Spence

The guys are joined by singer songwriter Caroline Spence to discuss the 1987 release “Tunnel of Love” from the Boss. Plenty of discussion about lyrics as poetry, English major nerding out, Bruce on Broadway, Patti, the lack of E Street on the record and other Bruce topics. Caroline also discusses her latest record “Mint Condition” which strongly gets the “Records Revisited” endorsement. Find out why she’s now Wayne’s favorite guest. Find this and other episodes on iTunes, Castbox and other podc

May 7, 2019 • 1:39:12

Episode 34: Pretenders debut with Doug Gillard

The guys are joined by Guided by Voices and Nada Surf guitarist (among other projects) Doug Gillard to discuss the debut record from Pretenders. Plenty of discussion about guitar techniques, how much we all love Chrissie Hynde and James Honeyman-Scott, Cleveland, and what Guided by Voices has in store for 2019. Check them out at: https://www.guidedbyvoices.com/

Apr 30, 2019 • 1:21:54

Episode 33 - Pearl Jam's Ten with Bronson Arroyo

The guys are joined by former all-star MLB pitcher Bronson Arroyo to discuss Pearl Jam's classic debut record "Ten." Plenty of discussion about baseball, Edgar Martinez, the Red Sox and the Reds, seeing PJ live in concert, Eddie Vedder, the Jeremy video, and our love and admiration of one of the greatest bands ever.

Apr 23, 2019 • 1:41:02

Episode 32 - Elvis Costello Armed Forces with Jesse Humphrey

The guys are joined by Carbon Leaf drummer and fellow podcaster Jesse Humphrey to discuss the classic Elvis Costello record "Armed Forces." Plenty of discussion of Carbon Leaf, Stephen Kellogg, life on the road, and if the record is about the military, relationships or both. Check out Jesse at: jessehumphrey.com and his great podcast "After the Gig."

Apr 16, 2019 • 1:48:29

Episode 31: The Cars Candy-O with Simon from The Woolly Bushmen

The guys are joined by Simon Palombi of the Woolly Bushmen to discuss the 1979 sophomore album by the Cars. Plenty of discussion about Ric Ocasek and Benjamin Orr, the new record from the Woolly Bushmen (to be released May 2019), The Sonics, Slade, and what in the world is "Shoo Be Doo." Check out The Woolly Bushmen at: https://thewoollybushmen.bandcamp.com or on Pig Baby Records.

Apr 10, 2019 • 1:18:01

Episode 29 - Say Anything Soundtrack

Cameron Crowe soundtrack comes to an end with the guys talking about the 1989 movie and soundtrack "Say Anything." Plenty of discussion about Lloyd Dobler, nepotism, the Replacements, Living Colour, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and more. We promise not to give you just a pen...we will also give you our hearts.

Apr 2, 2019 • 1:13:57

Celebrating Ranking Roger - Episode 5.45 April 2019

The guys talk about The English Beat and General Public to celebrate Ranking Roger who sadly passed away on March 26th. Please follow us on our Facebook page (Records Revisited Podcast) and rate us on iTunes. And, if you're looking for an old episode no longer available, email Ben at benjmontgomery at Hotmail.com

Mar 29, 2019 • 30:15

Episode 28: Patty Griffin's Silver Bell with Hannah Harber

Singer songwriter Hannah Harber joins the guys to talk about her debut album with the Lionhearts "Long Time Coming" and also Patty Griffin's record "Silver Bell." Plenty of discussion about Patty Griffin as an influence to Hannah, record label decisions, the Dixie Chicks, writing songs, and our admiration of Doug Lancio. Be sure to check out Hannah's website at: hannahharber.com

Mar 26, 2019 • 1:21:02

Episode 27 - Singles Soundtrack with Jeff Johnson

The guys are joined by repeat revisitor guest Jeff Johnson. Plenty of discussion about the Seattle scene from the 90s, Mother Love Bone, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Steve Dunn (the character and the 90s baseball Twins Prospect), quoting the movie incessantly, and even some discussion about Candlebox.

Mar 20, 2019 • 1:30:22

Episode 26 - Fast Times Soundtrack with Jonathan Evison

The guys are joined by author Jonathan Evison to talk about the "Easy Rider" of the 80s generation...the soundtrack to "Fast Times at Ridgemont High." Plenty of tangents like eating pot pies, Casey Kasem, waffle stomping, Quarterflash, Oingo Boingo, and Wayne's disdain of Timothy B. Schmitt. You can check out Jonathan's happenings at: http://jonathanevison.net/

Mar 14, 2019 • 1:38:26

Episode 4.45 - March 2019

The guys talk about the singles of the month, a drink inspired by R.E.M. (maybe), a recap of some recent full length episodes and an introduction to March 2019 which is dubbed "Cameron Crowe Soundtrack Month."

Mar 11, 2019 • 32:49

Episode 25 - John Prine's Tree of Forgiveness with Michael McArthur

Singer songwriter Michael McArthur joins the guys to talk about John Prine's 2018 release "Tree of Forgiveness." The guys talk with Michael about his beautiful 2019 release "Ever Green, Ever Rain" as well as other topics like Brandi Carlile, writing songs, great song titles, and kissing that girl on the tilt a whirl. Catch Michael McArthur at www.michaelmcarthurmusic.com

Mar 6, 2019 • 1:28:55

Episode 24 - A Visit with Hammerbox's Carrie Akre

The guys are joined by Northwest rocker Carrie Akre, former front woman of Hammerbox, Goodness, and The Rockfords. We talk track by track about Hammerbox's underappreciated 1993 release "Numb." Plenty of other discussion about creating music, the Smithereens, the second End Fest, Road Rash, sharing vocals, Mia of the Gits and Courtney Love. You can catch up on Carrie at carrieakrecreative.com and check out her podcast called "Between You and I."

Feb 27, 2019 • 1:50:56

Episode 23 - Pretty in Pink Soundtrack with Erik Dennison of Sunday Night Vinyl

The guys are joined by Erik Dennison of Orlando's best alternative rock program to discuss the 1986 soundtrack "Pretty in Pink." Plenty of other topics discussed including Corvette Summer, Hannah Harber and the Lionhearts Album Release Party, Catherine Wheel, the Church, being left of center, Y&T posters, the Rave-Ups and, of course, John Hughes. Catch Erik on Sunday nights on Real Radio 104.1 in Orlando. You can also find him:https://patreon.com/theupsanddownsand https://www.facebook.com/sund

Feb 21, 2019 • 1:36:28

Episode 3.45 February 2019

The guys follow up on some previous episodes and talk about the Posies, Counting Crows, Kiss, Weezer, the Police, Jenny Lewis, and present the singles of the month from Blind Faith and Charlie Sexton.

Feb 15, 2019 • 35:38

Episode 22 - The Police's Reggatta de Blanc with Nada Surf's Ira Elliot

The guys are joined by Nada Surf drummer Ira Elliot to discuss the "drummer's record" Reggatta de Blanc. Plenty of discussion about Stewart Copeland and plenty of other topics including Carl Palmer, "The Edge of Seventeen," Ranking Roger, winning a Rock Instrumental grammy, and Nada Surf covers.

Feb 8, 2019 • 1:51:57

Episode 21 - Wilco with Jeff Johnson

Ben is joined by longtime friend and standup comic Jeff Johnson. The guys talk about one of their favorite bands and pick the 15 Essential Wilco songs. Plenty of other discussion including Edgar Martinez, the day that Michael Jackson died (and our Feist story), having patience, hummingbirds, Pete Holmes, and how our wives are saints. See Jeff's funny stuff on Twitter or Instagram @jeffmakesjokes

Feb 4, 2019 • 2:06:15

Episode 20 - Alice In Chains "Jar of Flies"

The guys celebrate the 25th anniversary of Alice in Chains first #1 record "Jar of Flies." Plenty of discussion about addiction, the videos from the EP, the legend of Jerry Cantrell, Mad Season, and much more.

Jan 27, 2019 • 49:29

Episode 19 - A Visit with Simply Three's Nick Villalobos

Ben and Wayne are joined by one third of Simply Three...bass violinist Nick Villalobos. The guys go track by track discussing Simply Three's latest album "Volume IV." Plenty of discussion about creating original music as well as covering famous artists like Queen, the Beatles and Bieber.

Jan 24, 2019 • 1:25:04