Impossible Way Of Life

Staying with The Heartland  Sound / Don't Bore us Get To The Chorus Energy with Tom Petty.  Jimmy Iovine is still kicking around.  We are really thinking of just doing all the remaining records that we haven't done, that have a Classic Albums Documentary. 

Kinda a miracle we left Laurel Canyon in one piece.  Going back to Trident Studios for a hot minute.  Don't listen to this one if you don't like our impressions.

It took a couple months, but we finally got there.  The moment that the heart and soul of Laurel Canyon was ripped out by the talons of a Corporation more commonly known as The Eagles.  We are joined by our good friend and stats guy Mike, who was in a fugue state for most of this recording.  This is O.G Impossible Way of Life energy, where it all began baby.  This one is for the fans.

Staying in The Bay Area, we bring friend of the pod Alex Bleeker in talk all things Dead; James is still snowed in on Salt Spring Island, so basically in a hot air balloon, and we swear in a couple weeks we will do Bowie Record, but we have to Black Pill all the way to The Eagles first.  Love you guys.

The boys are joined by producer, bassist and legendary Deadhead Dan Horne for an informal powwow on Jerry and The Gang.  The Dead’s infamous “wall of sound” touring rig is investigated, along with where to get the best Chilean wine in Echo Park. Dan’s Sm7B podcast microphone was going through a very impressive signal chain before reaching his 1/2” tape machine, so expect superb sound quality on th...

Still in Laurel Canyon, and we spent the whole goddam' hour trying to figure it out and we have no idea who is in this band.  The only thing we do know, is they booted Crosby out for this one.  Our favourite episode we've done - sexually, philosophically, and psychotically. 

Did you know that LSD and hippies were invented by the CIA in the 1960s? No?  The idea was to hook kids on sex, drugs and rock & roll, so they would not overthrow the military industrial complex.    Were you aware that Jim Morrison, Frank Zappa, “Papa John” Phillips, and David Crosby were all children of high-ranking members of the American military, and that Jim Morrison was made in a control...

Carrying on the deep dive into The Ladies of the Canyon Folkie scene, the boys compare how many times they cried during Side A of Joni's Mitchell's "Blue."  We try out some different pre-amps, see where "Blue" features on Pitchforks 100 best albums of the 70s list, and debate whether James Taylor was a fine piece of ass. She is one of the best there is and ever was -...

Joined by meme overlord and "bloody good bloke," Vom Cruise aka Sam, and we talk about an album it's really difficult to joke around about, cause it's THAT good.

We watched this doc - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3614126/ on Clapton in the 70s, and thought we'd try and get to the bottom of it all.  Funny stuff.

Still riding a high from Peter Jackson's "Get Back," teaser; so we thought let's do a two part production on The White Album, and then try and condense this notoriously dense record into a single LP, instead of a double.  Catch next Sunday's episode for the 2nd part.  

Merry Christmas Everyone I went to his grave in Joshua Tree one time, he may be the most sincere singer of sad songs in his generation, let's dive into the World of Cosmic American Music, with Gram and Emmylou's "Grievous Angel."  This one is for our boy Sam, glad you're feelin' better, love you x

Come take a walk through the landscapes of the mind, we can stop for a Guinness, talk of lost loves, memories of the Atlantic Ocean, and all the others thing that Van the Man's freak folk, occult mystery masterpiece inspires. 

"It's one of the pleasures of my life to be up here on stage with this fella."  We tackle the beast that is Neil's "Tonight's The Night," with one of the major players on the West Hollywood Covers Scene, Luke Paquin .

The Most New York L.P of all time, recorded in London.  Lotta David Fricke energy on this one.  Oh yeh, we are an official Trident Studios podcast now.

Happy Last Waltz Day.

No idea why we choose this record.  We did make a plans to cook each other pasta, though.  Here it is, with no further ado - Brothers in Arms, the best marketed album of all time, plus they use a really naught word on it.

Seeger tried to pull the cables on this Miles at Montreux energy, and they failed.  Fired up, charged up and tackling the best walking album of all time, "Saturday Night Fever."

"If you see her say hello, she might be in Tangiers." Let's talk about the best album of all time...

A real Friday Night feelin' to this one.  Alex was making Manhattan's and we just got deep into Al Stewart, and the Dylan / Steward / Destroyer / Johnny Payne rock n' roll family tree.  Oh yeh, and then we listened to Alan Parson's "I-Robot" to cap off a fine evening.

Sync'd up from an undisclosed locale.  Lotta riffin', back on Croz's Twitter.  Also, talk about the most "Dad" record of all time - Traveling Wilbury's Vol. 1.

It's Sunday, and we talk about the horniest LP of all time, rank all the guitarists from The Rolling Stones, and talk about which bands had the most effect on our personal fashion.

We are joined by Yukon Blonde's Canadian Indie God-like Icon Jeffrey Innes to explore the 4th biggest selling album of all time, Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon."

A Halloween special;  the boys tackle the biggest selling album of all time, that perhaps contains Macca's worst song?  Happy Halloween!

Live from an undisclosed location, the boys get into everything except Paul McCartney I & II