Jonathan Munar

Mellon Collie

50th episode! Jonny Moon! I've been trying to get this guy on the show for a long time, and if you ask me, it was worth the wait. Join us as we shoot the breeze, and nerd out about "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness".

Jonathan Munar: The Smashing Pumpkins' "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness"

Heather Hynes

Kevin Devine

Heather Hynes is on the show talking about Kevin Devine's album "Put Your Ghost To Rest". We also touch on one of the saddest "Saved By The Bell" moments, when Jeff from The Max ruined everything.

Heather Hynes: Kevin Devine's "Put Your Ghost To Rest"

Mark Quinlan

Mark Quinlan of Hop Along is my first guest of 2016. We're talking about Tame Impala's "Lonerism", as well as getting sidetracked and going on an endless series of tangents.

Mark Quinlan: Tame Impala's "Lonerism"

Greg Wyshynski

Greg Wyshynski from Yahoo Sports' Puck Daddy blog is on the show talking about The Smashing Pumpkins' sophomore album, "Siamese Dream". We talk about Billy Corgan's controlling nature, why it was so easy to relate to this album in high school, and theorize as to why online ticket buying is such a pain in the butt these days.

Greg Wyshynski: Smashing Pumpkins' "Siamese Dream"

Lily Allen

Megan Branch is on the show talking about Lily Allen's debut album, "Alright, Still". We discuss her superfan status, as well as trying to figure out whether or not floristry is a real world. Spoiler alert: it is.

Megan Branch: Lily Allen's "Alright, Still"

Brian Pacris

Brian Pacris (NYC's original Emo Night) is on the show this week talking about Hot Water Music's "No Division". It doesn't take long for us to get off track though, but I enjoyed every second, even if Brian hit his mic stand one time too many.

Brian Pacris: Hot Water Music's "No Division"

Nick Ghanbarian

Rilo Kiley

We're back... again! This week on the show, my buddy Nick Ghanbarian (Bayside, Born and Bred) is talking about Rilo Kiley's "More Adventurous".

Nick Ghanbarian: Rilo Kiley's "More Adventurous"

Joel Weichbrodt

Joel Weichbrodt from Sound Convictions is on the show this week, and he's talking about the album "Heart" by the always awesome Stars. It's a fun chat about good tunes, and it's all thanks to a random google search.

Joel Weichbrodt: Stars' "Heart"

Jesse Martinez

My buddy Jesse Martinez is on the show this week, and he's talking about the soundtrack to the movie "The Crow". In all the years I've known this guy, it's the first time we've really talked about music. There are some good stories in this one, enjoy!

Jesse Martinez: "The Crow Soundtrack"

Jeff Hong

Elliott Smith

Jeff Hong (Punktendo, Disney Unhappily Ever After) and I have crossed paths many times over the years, but only recently made with the formal introductions. I asked him if he'd be interested in being on the show, and he said, "Sure!" We're talking about Elliott Smith's "Either Or", a great album from an insanely solid songwriter.

Jeff Hong: Elliott Smith's "Either Or"

A podcast for anyone that's ever had a favorite album.

I love the podcast fellas! I stop the podcast and listen to each complete song on iTunes music. Thanks for all the effort it takes to put this together each week.

Cheers!

Great idea. Great conversation. Great guests. Great podcast. All around great.

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Your Favorite Album

Jim Lester

This week, my buddy Jim Lester let me take over his living room so we could talk about Coheed and Cambria's "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3". Until a day before we recorded, I had no idea that he even listened to this group, and I've known him for years! It's a fun episode with a good amount of laughing at our own stupidity, enjoy!

Jim Lester: Coheed and Cambria's "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3"

Bob Nanna

This week, Bob Nanna of Braid is on the show talking about The Lemonheads' "It's a Shame About Ray". Bob takes us back to his high school days, traveling overseas with this album at his side, and talks about how this album continues to be a part of his life to this day. We also talk about Downwrite, which is an awesome way for people to get customized songs written by some of their favorite artists.

Bob Nanna: The Lemonheads' "It's a Shame About Ray"

Danny Shaw

Danny Shaw is a member of my basketball team and an all-around good dude. When I was still coming up with the basic idea of this show, I asked him to be on, and in a timely manner, here he is a year later. We're talking about OutKast's "Aquemini", a true hip-hop classic, and why it's more than just the album with "Rosa Parks" on it.

Danny Shaw: OutKast's "Aquemini"

Greg Lum

This week, Greg Lum's on the show talking about one of my favorite albums of all time, Weezer's "Pinkerton". We get tongue tied a few times because there's just so much to say about this music gem, but it's a real fun chat. Also, there's a five second cameo from my boss, who crashed the recording session.

Greg Lum: Weezer's "Pinkerton"

Tom Mullen

This week, Washed Up Emo's Tom Mullen is on the show talking about Sunny Day Real Estate's "How It Feels to Be Something On". In addition to talking about what this album means to him, we delve into how things have changed in the music scenes that we grew up in, as well as our feelings about things such as the "Emo Revival".

Tom Mullen: Sunny Day Real Estate's "How It Feels to Be Something On"

Zack Zarrillo

Zack Zarrillo (PropertyOfZack, Bad Timing Records, Off The Record podcast) is on the show this week, and he's talking about blink-182's 2003 untitled album. We discuss the effect music can have on you at different developmental stages, and discover that we both own the Tom Delonge Fender Stratocaster. What we don't touch on, is Scott Raynor/Travis Barker, which usually comes up when people discuss blink-182... it's probably because I'm a decade older than Zack.

Zack Zarrillo: blink-182's "Untitled"

David Galea

Brian Keith

Two guests? Sure, why not! David Galea is on the show this week, and he's joined by returning guest Brian Keith Diaz. They're talking about Nirvana's "In Utero", and so much more! You can almost hear me geeking out listening to their stories about seeing Nirvana in NYC, or David being at their Unplugged concert. It's a long episode, but man is it a blast.

David Galea and Brian Keith Diaz: Nirvana's "In Utero"

Hiatuses be damned, Your Favorite Album is back! This week, my buddy Isaac Bolivar (Happy Body Slow Brain, No Machine) is on the show talking about Third Eye Blind's amazing self titled debut LP. We get into talking about other things too, such as Vanilla Ice and mixtape etiquette. Enjoy!

Isaac Bolivar: Third Eye Blind's "Third Eye Blind"

Mark McMillon

Mark McMillon of The Story Changes and Hawthorne Heights is on the show this week talking about Jawbreaker's classic album "Dear You". It's a fun chat about raspy vocals, blue marble vinyl, and good songwriting. Pardon the sparse choppiness, our Skype connection wasn't the most cooperative.

Mark McMillon: Jawbreaker's "Dear You"

Kevin Knight

This week, Kevin Knight from Eat Geek Play is on the show talking about Motion City Soundtrack's "Commit This To Memory". We talk about his personal connection to the album, as well as the band, which makes for some fun stories. Bonus: you get to hear me geek out as he mentions being the man behind a compilation album that features one of my favorite covers by The Aquabats.

Kevin Knight: Motion City Soundtrack's "Commit This To Memory"

Tony Thaxton

This week, Feliz Navipod's Tony Thaxton is on the show talking about Braid's "Frame and Canvas". He's got a cool story regarding this album that is somewhat reminiscent of Mark Wahlberg's movie "Rock Star", but a thousand times better.

Tony Thaxton: Braid's "Frame and Canvas"

Peter Hassett

This week, I'm joined by Peter Hassett from the hockey blog "Russian Machine Never Breaks", who's talking about The Dismemberment Plan's album "Emergency and I". When he told me this was the album he wanted to talk about, I looked into it and immediately kicked myself for never having listened to it sooner, it's just that good.

Peter Hassett: The Dismemberment Plan's "Emergency and I"

Katie Brown

Jason Isbell

This week, my pal Katie Brown is on the show talking about Jason Isbell's album "Southeastern"! This album is full of some heavy stuff, and we talk about how it might not have been her favorite if she had come across it a decade earlier. It's always interesting how tastes in music change as one gets older, and experiences more of what we like to call life.

Katie Brown: Jason Isbell's "Southeastern"

Neil Rubenstein

Elvis Costello

Burt Bacharach

This week, my buddy Neil Rubenstein is on the show talking about Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach's "Painted From Memory". What happens when two titans of the industry come together for an album? Music magic, that's what. Chatting with Neil is always fun and results in me laughing a lot, so there's that to look forward to! Also on this episode, I come as close as I ever have to considering Spotify as a viable option.

Neil Rubenstein: Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach's "Painted From Memory"

Jonah Bayer

This week, my good friend Jonah Bayer from United Nations and the Going Off Track podcast is on the show talking about an album that holds a special place in the hearts of many, Saves The Day's "Stay What You Are". Stories are told, and theories and interpretations are dished out left and right in what turned out to be a really fun conversation about a great piece of music.

Jonah Bayer: Saves The Day's "Stay What You Are"

Matt Jatkola

Shortly after I released the first episode of this podcast, Matt Jatkola hit me up right away telling me that he thought it was a great idea and was wondering if he could be on the show. It was pretty cool to get feedback from someone I didn't know so quickly, so while it took a while to schedule, we finally got it done. We're talking about The Rentals' "Seven More Minutes", a great album by a great band.

Matt Jatkola: The Rentals' "Seven More Minutes"

It took a lot longer than I expected for someone to go with an album by the Beatles, but what an album to start with! Alt-pop singer The Reasn is on the show talking about what this album means to him, and how it relates to his music making process.

The Reasn: The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"

Beverly Bryan

MTV Iggy editor (and my homie) Beverly Bryan is on the show this week talking about Belle and Sebastian's "Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant". So press play, and join us as we drink coffee spiked with whiskey and talk about why this album is her hands-down favorite.

Beverly Bryan: Belle and Sebastian's "Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant"

Alex Robinson

This week, cartoonist Alex Robinson of Star Wars Minute and the soon to be launched Alphabeatical podcast is on the show talking about XTC's "Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2)". It's a fun chat covering various things such as music, "Gilmore Girls", and the social needs of guinea pigs.

Alex Robinson: XTC's "Wasp Star (Apple Venus Volume 2)"

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