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Hey there you little Hound Doggies, don't you whine, because this week on The Pink Floyd Fellas Piggy PJ and Piggy Pete review the album Animals, by Pink Floyd!

We wish YOU were here with us (Pete and PJ) listening to the Pink Floyd album, 'Wish You Were Here' because that's the album we're reviewing this week!

Wow! it's our 100th episode extravaganza! We hear from the likes of such amazing guests as Pete, PJ, and etc. We discuss the early days, some of our favorite moments, and some of our favorite albums! Thank you all for 100!

We all have an inner beast, an evil twin, a magic clone, a . . . dark side. That's what we're discussing this week on The Pink Floyd Fellas. Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd

What the hell? Why is this popping up in the feed? Is it a glitch? No it's the return of The Stones Studs!!! We talk about the brand new disappointing album Hackney Diamonds by the Rolling Stones!

We're back from Summer break baby, and we're here to discuss Obscured by Clouds, an new era for the Floyd Fellas.

And we would've gotten away with it too if it weren't for you meddling prog rockers! Yes, you guessed it Pete and PJ are back and discussing the hopeful glimpses of music from the album Meddle.

It's the time listeners have all been waiting for, The Best of Episode! We sit back and let our playlists do all the talking this episode!!

Two boys talk about one man on the episode this week. That's right we discuss the former Mr. Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett and his two solo albums.

The 5th episode of The Pink Floyd Fellas is a comedy romp through the album Atom Heart Mother by the band "Pink Floyd". This episode is filled with goofs, gags, and bits that will make you laugh, and also think. Hosted by Pete and PJ

Pink Floyd Fellas was recorded in front of a live audience, at least for the first half. The second half just gets really boring and full of itself, not unlike the Pink Floyd album, Ummagumma, which we discuss this week.

More of Pete and PJ this episode where we review the soundtrack 'More'. We also play a game about who's the hottest and read some upsetting reviews.

We look at the Sophomore album from Pink Floyd, A Saucerful of Secrets. We discuss how the new edition of David Gilmour , and the departure of Syd Barrett changes the band' sound. Also we do like listener mail and stuff.

We're back and newly improved as The Pink Floyd Fellas, featuring your fellas, Pete and PJ leading you through the journey of the world’s most popular progenitors of progressive psychedelic rock, Pink Floyd. This week we discuss the formation, and their first album (if you can even call it that).

Pete and PJ curl up near the fire with their eggnog and discuss many topics including; musicians dressed as Santa, a new TikTok segment, penises, Weird Al, Spotify wrapped playlists, and a very special announcement to stay tuned for at the end!

On our final episode of The 27 Club we discuss the standings of the members of the 27 club, our favorite moments, where we might go next, and if you stay until the very end you get a long rant about the terrible Elvis movie.

This week we discuss the sophomore album from Amy Winehouse "Back to Black". It's also the final episode of the 27 Club where we have real stuff to talk about.

This week on The 27 Club the boys talk about a girl for the second time ever. You guessed it, it's Amy Winehouse! we discuss her debut jazzy bebop album "Frank".

The Ol' ball and chains join us to discuss a very important member of the 27 club, 27 Dresses. 27 dresses is a romantic comedy featuring Katherine Heigl in which she wears a lot of dresses.

Paul comes and joins us this week, where we discuss How Kurt Cobain became unplugged.

Jake's Back! And this time he's not messing around, he's here to discuss In Utero with the boys, and that's it. No goofing off, no cross talk. Just serious discussions about Nirvana.

Nevermind, an album by Nirvana, some may say their quintessential album. Some may not. Find out our opinion this week while we sit down with Nirvana expert, Shawn Connerton.

We jump forward roughly 20 years this week as we discuss the new-fangled, hard-edge, grudge, mopey sad-boy: Kurt Cobain, and his debut album with some band called Nirvana.

This week we discuss the life and times of a restauranteurs' son that dabbled in music, you guessed it, a guy you've never heard of; Chris Bell of Big Star.

On this week's episode Pete and PJ discuss Pete Hamm, and his sad and gruesome final days. P.S. Stan Polley is a soulless bastard. I will take him with me.