Volcano Vinyl

Special guest Eric Haag (Ladder Devils, Ghost Away) dips into the Radiohead phylum of band to spin the self-titled Liars album from 2007 for Brian and Brian. E-Truths?: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Insincere tweets: @volcanovinyl #vv120

Brian and Brian follow up on the Season 2 premier episode of fellow Illdale grunt Schwa Rox's podcast Juking Off, and also the band TOPS' late 9/27/17 performance at Johnny Brenda's in Philadelphia, by spinning the debut album by former Neil Young backup singer Nicolette Larson. Emailettes: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Gonna be a lotta tweets: @volcanovinyl #vv119

Brian and Brian explore both their first jazz album and their first live album with Dinah Washington's Dinah Jams. E-Jams: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweet Jams: @volcanovinyl #vv118

Brian and Brian continue to explore historic R&B artists in season 2 by spinning the 3rd Wilson Pickett album, The Exciting Wilson Pickett. exciting emails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com exciting tweets: @volcanovinyl #vv117

Brian and Brian listen to the posthumously released John Lennon and Yoko Ono album Milk and Honey. It is a rare true follow up for the show, since they've listened to the previous John/Yoko album Double Fantasy on episode vv017. Love notes: volcanovinyl@gmail.com How much do we love you? Let us count the tweets: @volcanovinyl #vv116

In a Day of the Dead-style celebration, Brian and Brian listen to the classic Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers album Damn the Torpedoes. Messages from the other side: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Spooky tweets: @volcanovinyl #vv115

Brian and Brian continue with the Volcano Vinyl tradition of having a major artist's first appearance on the show be a deep cut selection by listening to the Bruce Springsteen and Steven Van Zandt produced 80's revival album for 60's rocker Gary U.S. Bonds. This is also part 4 of the Hatboro Six mini series! E Street E-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweets from the street: @volcanovinyl #vv114

Returning guest Brian Phillips (dark overlord of illdale.com) joins Brian and Brian to explore the world of folk punk with arguably the most successful album of the genre, the self-titled Violent Femmes debut. Folk-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweetpunks: @volcanovinyl, #vv113

Brian and Brian have the youngest performers yet on the show in The Shangri-Las (with our old pal Billy Joel) and explore their debut, Leader of the Pack. Brian Phillips, Illdale.com's Shadow Morton, returns to talk some death. Emails to the pack: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweeters to the pack: @volcanovinyl, #vv112

Podfather of the show and godfather of illdale.com (in a scary mafia movie kind of way) Brian Phillips returns to the show to give us a guided tour of the Go-Go's debut album Beauty and the Beat. Beat the Beat up: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweet the Beat up: @volcanovinyl, #vv111

Brian and Brian explore their first purely instrumental album on the show, DJ Shadow's landmark 1996 debut Entroducing.... Record scratches: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Twitter re(f)ixes: @volcanovinyl, #vv110

Brian and Brian continue to celebrate the under appreciated Matthew Fisher (of Procol Harum fame) by spinning his debut solo LP Journey's End, which explores his feelings on leaving Procol Harum. A quicker way to mail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com A tweeter's way to follow up along with us: @volcanovinyl, #vv109

Brian and Brian listen to Spin's #2 Greatest Band of All Time, the Ramones and their self-titled debut album. Cliff notes: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Brief follow ups on twitter: @volcanovinyl, #vv108

Brian and Brian conclude the Descending Decades series with the first blues album for the show, Bobby "Blue" Bland's 1961 album Two Steps from the Blues. Emails for the blues: volcanovinyl@gmail.com The next step from the blues on twitter: @volcanovinyl, #vv107

Brian and Brian continue their exploration of soul music on the show with the Al Green classic Let's Stay Together. Interludes on today's show are from The Minor Times "Frank Cross". You can hear more at minortimes.bandcamp.com Love letters: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Post-recording follow ups on Twitter: @volcanovinyl #vv106

Brian and Brian continue onto part 3 of both the Descending Decades mini-series and the Hatboro Six mini-series with the country breakup concept album Phases and Stages by Willie Nelson. Dear John letters: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Follow ups on Twitter: @volcanovinyl, #vv105

After going through a Russian roulette selection process, Brian and Brian listen to the mutually disliked Billy Joel and his album 52nd Street. Hate mail: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Hate tweets: @volcanovinyl, #vv104

Brian and Brian follow another lead from the HBO documentary series The Defiant Ones and listen to the first gold selling Dr. Dre production, Supersonic (the Album) by J.J. Fad. Emails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Post-recording Twitter follow ups: @volcanovinyl, #vv103

Brian and Brian listen to the classic untitled Led Zeppelin album, sometimes referred to as Led Zeppelin IV or Four Symbols. Get your Led out: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Post recording follow ups: on Twitter @volcanovinyl, #vv102

Brian and Brian kick off season two of the show with new theme music, new segments, and dive into the punk rock world with the classic Rancid album ...And Out Come the Wolves. Drop us a line: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Follow up material on Twitter: @volcanovinyl, #vv101