It's a God Damn Impossible Way Of Life...

We love you all and we'll see you in September.

xo

Johnny and James

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(FOR BEATLES HEADS ONLY)

"Michelle" by The Beatles: The 1965 mono mix, the 1965 stereo mix, George Martin's 1986 alternate stereo mix, the 2009 remasters, the Giles Martin 2023 remix, the Giles Martin 2026 mix of Michelle (Take 1), The Giles Martin October 2026 stereo remix. We are going to listen to them all and decide, once and for all, what the hell is going on and which one is the best. Beatles are back. We're back.

The moment that changed everything....

Also discussed: Giles is back to do a hatchet job on Rubber Soul - "I Shall Be Released" is still the only song chosen for an end of show ensemble sing-a-long.

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My parents are in town first time in a decade and in true Steinbeckian fashion I caravanned them out to Johnny's Ranch. A time was had. We catch up here, before the moment that changed it all, before our return to innocence.

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And the hits just keep on comin'...

Fresh off the release of his new album "Enduro" (produced by Johnny), Wills Van Doorn is back to discuss everything from Power Pop community to Beatles beat mapping to Tame Impala Simulators. He's got the new record, the new haircut, the new city, the new attitude. This dude is ready to take a bite out of life and we're here for it.

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At a time when rock was disappearing up its own velvet cape, Jonathan Richman turned boredom, highways, crushes, and convenience stores into sacred ground. Call it proto-punk, or an early sketch of power pop, there was no precedent for what Richman was up to - and whatever it was, well....it's left for us to define. Rock n' Roll.

Jeffrey "Gassed Up" Silverstein is back and better than ever. He's got a fresh album, a fresh record deal, and a sunny spot in his Portland back yard where he can sip his iced coffee and talk shop with us. What more can you really ask for in this impossible way of life?