Volcano Vinyl

Brian spins the self-titled stand alone album from The Fire Theft, which is one of former Foo Fighters drummer William Goldsmith's side projects alongside two of his bandmates from Sunny Day Real Estate. E-nigk: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Fire Tweets: twitter.com/volcanovinyl Goldsmithagram: instagram.com/volcanovinyl

Brian continues his recent theme of bringing on 2019 Riot Fest performers by spinning Suicide Invoice by Hot Snakes. Hotmail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweet Snakes: twitter.com/volcanovinyl Snake-agrams: instagram.com/volcanovinyl

Happy Halloween! Celebrate early along with Brian and Brian as they listen to the first instrumental album in VV history by synth legend Mort Garson, who potentially sold his soul to Lucifer by performing Black Mass. Luci-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweet Mass: twitter.com/volcanovinyl Garstagram: instagram.com/volcanovinyl

Brian continues a string of first wave punk legends on the show with Horses from Patti Smith, which Brian thinks has the best opening lyrics on any record ever. Horse-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Patti Tweets: twitter.com/volcanovinyl Pattigram: instagram.com/volcanovinyl

Following a recent wave of nostalgia, Brian spins one of his favorite albums of 2002, A Rush of Blood to the Head by Coldplay. Todays' episode features our first multimedia segment, where we watch Cloud Nothings cover "Clocks", which you can see here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdKUTo6xc00 PLUGS: Brian Medlin and the Elk Band III: brianmedlin.bandcamp.com/album/brian-medlin-the-elk-band-iii Vacationer - Wavelengths: smarturl.it/vacationertreat We Weren't Friends in High School: wwfinhighschool.libsyn.com A Rush of E to the Mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Chris Tweetin: twitter.com/volcanovinyl Instaplay: instagram.com/volcanovinyl

Brian continues a run on Steve Albini-related albums with Albini's band Shellac and their debut album At Action Park. Albini-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com At Twitter Park: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Would you believe The Osmonds put out an album that was included in a book called The Five Hundred Best Heavy Metal Albums in the Universe? Indeed, they did. It's called Crazy Horses. Brian and Brian try to keep the horses in the stable long enough to listen. Os-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweeting Horses: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Brian continues the show's gradual celebrations of recording legend Steve Albini, legendary label Sub Pop, and the best music that came out of 2017 by spinning Strange Peace by Metz. Metz-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Strange Tweets: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

After a brief interrogation from a few guys wearing caps that say "journalism" on them, special guest Matt Brasch spins Brian and Brian one of his personal faves, Champ by Tokyo Police Club. Matt's band The Wonder Years are going on a Halloween covers tour. Go! thewonderyearsband.com Check out Matt's other project Cold Climb It coldclimbit.bandcamp.com Champ-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tokyo Tweet Club: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

To conclude the month-long celebration of the show's third anniversary, Brian and Brian listen to Going for Broke by Eddy Grant, which is a direct follow up on classic episode vv036. Eddy-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Boys in the Tweets: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Continuing the month-long celebration of the show's third anniversary, Brian and Brian listen to the self-titled debut album by Foo Fighters, an important album from their youth. Big Me-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Weenie Tweetie: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Continuing the month-long celebration of the show's third anniversary, Brian and Brian lay down in the tall grass and do their stuff with Rumours by Fleetwood Mac. Mick-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweetwood Mac: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Brian and Brian continue the month-long celebration of the show's three year anniversary by spinning Abbey Road by The Beatles. E-Darling: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Something in the way we tweet: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Brian and Brian kick off the month-long celebration of Volcano Vinyl’s third anniversary by listening to one of their mutual favorite albums ever, OK Computer by Radiohead. OK-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com This is what you get when you tweet with us: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Brian cashes in his voucher for a randomized episode and Discogs spins Cicero Park, the debut album from UK soul/R&B band Hot Chocolate. Hotmails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Twitter Twitterlene: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Continuing on a recent Nirvana-related path, Brian spins a compilation of singles by Buzzcocks, who were one of the last bands to play with Nirvana. Buzz-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Twitter Going Steady: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Brian spins the Hole classic Live Through This...which he believes will be a challenging listen for Brian. E-parts: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweetney Love: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

In the wake of the recent passing of psychedelic legend Roky Erickson, Brian spins an alternate version of the debut record from Roky's band the 13th Floor Elevators that is sequenced the way the band prefers. 13-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com You're Gonna Tweet Me: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

On a special edition of Volcano Vinyl, Marisa Dabice of Mannequin Pussy returns to the show to play her band's freshly released third album Patience. Brian and Brian put their journalism caps on to ask Marisa about everything that went into Patience as the record spins. Listen to Patience and go see Mannequin Pussy: https://mannequinpussy.ffm.to/patience MP-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweetience: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

For the first disco album in VV history, Brian and Brian get on a Nightflight to Venus with Boney M. M-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Nightflight to Twitter: twitter.com/volcanovinyl #vv221