Volcano Vinyl

Brian spins the debut album from a late blooming folk icon, Songs of Leonard Cohen. Co-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweets of Leonard Cohen: twitter.com/volcanovinyl #vv220

Brian spins the crown jewel of his Record Store Day haul for 2019, Birth of a Prince by RZA, the leader of Wu-Tang Clan. Wu-mail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweest of a Prince: twitter.com/volcanovinyl #vv219

Special guest Mike Lara (Brutal Panda Records) stops by to tell us about the ins and outs of running a record label and spins us a reissue his label released, Shake Harder Boy by Harkonen. You can read more about Brutal Panda and their releases at www.brutalpandarecords.com. Hark-mail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweet Harder Boy: twitter.com/volcanovinyl #vv218

Special guest Shannon Void (Perfect World Productions PR) talks to us about being a publicist in the world of metal and then introduces us to an avant garde black metal album she helped promote, Vile Luxury by Imperial Triumphant. For more on Shannon: perfectworldproductionspr.com E-Void: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Vile Twittery: twitter.com/volcanovinyl #vv217

How do you define glam rock? Brian and Brian discuss while listening to the Todd Rundgren-produced self-titled debut by New York Dolls. NY-Mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Glam Tweets: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

To celebrate our hometown 215 area code, Brian asks Brian for help with how best to represent Philadelphia, and decide upon Wake Up Everybody by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, released on Philadelphia International Records, featuring Teddy Pendergrass, The Sound of Philadelphia, and songs by Gamble & Huff. Afterwards, in a first for the show, we listen one song off of another record, "Philly" by Rupert Holmes. Blue Mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweety Twittergrass: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Podfather Derek Calhoun rejoins the show to listen to Thin Lizzy's Jailbreak, a record he introduced Brian to. E-Break: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Thin Twitter: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Podfather Derek Calhoun returns to the show for the first time since vv016 to tell us about how he's been going down the rabbit hole with one of the most prolific bands of all time, Grateful Dead, while playing us their 2nd album Anthem of the Sun. That's It for the E-mail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Grateful Tweets: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Which Beck is your Beck? Brian and Brian discuss while listening to his stupid party record Midnite Vultures. The closing music on today's episode is "Can't Go On" from Brian's new album Brian Medlin & The Elk Band II. You can hear more at brianmedlin.bandcamp.com. E-mail people know we're the type of freaks: volcanovinyl@gmail.com We are mixing Twitter with leather: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

Brian asks "what is hip?" as he spins the self titled third album by Tower of Power. What is mail?: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Twitter of Power: twitter.com/volcanovinyl

How the heck did Brian book very special guest Marisa Dabice of Mannequin Pussy on the show for today's episode? Why did she decide to play us Mr. Tambourine Man, the debut album by The Byrds? What is it like to be on the verge of releasing your first album with Epitaph Records? What happened to SZA??? And c'mon, what are you up to over there on Twitter, Marisa's aunt? Oh and it doesn't skip? All answers revealed on today's very special conversation on Volcano Vinyl. Mr. Mailing E-Man: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweet Slave: @volcanovinyl #vv210

It took a five star request to prompt Brian and Brian to listen to the album that is more or less the foundational block their friendship is built upon, and also Spin's number two album of 1991, Nevermind by Nirvana. Co-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Endless, Tweetness: @volcanovinyl #vv209

You could consider this episode a "Spiderverse" version of vv202 because Brian spins one of his alternate ideas to start VV Season 3, Operation Ivy's classic debut full length Energy. Op-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Gonna Tweet You: @volcanovinyl #vv208

Brian brings on a record that he wanted to buy in a record store, but the clerk said no: The Pit and the Pendulum by Ross. Ross-Mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com The Tweets and the Twitterdom: @volcanovinyl #vv207

Brian and Brian probably talk way too much about their Main Man Ty Segall when they listen to The Slider by T. Rex, one of his biggest influences. T. Mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Slide Into the DMs: @volcanovinyl #vv206

Brian and Brian explore two legends of funk, George Clinton and Bootsy Collins, by spinning their 11th album as Funkadelic, Uncle Jam Wants You, which attempts to rescue dance music "from the blahs". E-Funk: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweetadelic: @volcanovinyl #vv205

Brian spins a record he had been chasing for a while, the self-titled third album from troubled folk legend Townes Van Zandt. E's Van Mail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Waiting Around to Tweet: @volcanovinyl #vv204

Brian and Brian attempt to reconnect with themselves in 7th grade by listening to the debut album by your mom's least favorite band, the Butthole Surfers. Psychic...Powerless....Our Show's E-mail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Butthole Tweeters: @volcanovinyl #vv203

For the first record of the new season of Volcano Vinyl, Brian and Brian listen to Old Wounds by Young Widows. young tweets: @volcanovinyl #vv202 old e-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com

We had to come back from hiatus for the annual "Best of" episode for 2018. We listen to an alternating playlist counting down each of our top 10 albums of the year, and go a little into where we've been and what we're doing next. Best of the emails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Best of the twitters: @volcanovinyl #vv201