Record Night R&C Productions

In this episode Chris and Ryan talk two records they keep coming back to as of late. First, Chris talks about his love for folk-punk classic, AJJ(formerly known as Andrew Jackson Jihad)'s People Who Can Eat People Are the Luckiest People Alive. Then, Ryan brings the record Burning Off Impurities by instrumental post psychedlic rock group, Grails.

Chris and Ryan sit down and talk two divisive records.  First, Ryan pulls out the jazz classic Mile Davis' Bitches Brew. After a lengthy discussion about that, Chris comes in with Weezer's Pinkerton.

Our theme this episode is AWESOME ALBUM ARTWORK! First up, Chris taps into his love of indie rock and they talk Father John Misty's first album(well, under the name Father John Misty) Fear Fun.  Then, after that, Ryan's pick is Tame Impala's Currents. Both have killer artwork. Take a listen.

In this episode, the guys gives their thoughts on the new Mountain Goats jam, Bleed Out.   Is it good? Is it bad? Take a listen.

Did the guys like the newest Russian Circles record?  Listen and find out.

In this episode, Ryan and Chris wax poetic about records that CHANGED THEIR LIVES.  Ryan swims out into familiar territory(for listeners that know) and talks Primus' Sailing the Seas of Cheese.  Then, Chris let his punk roots grow up as they talk NOFX's classic, Punk in Drublic.  What records changed your lives? Let us know.

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