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Floyd February carries on with our take on a record that sees a great band at a crossroads and, quite possibly, on the verge of collapse. Listening to this album is like hearing the group navigate a future without their spiritual leader, principal songwriter and frontman, Syd Barrett. Spoiler alert: It turned out alright for them in the end.

The requests for us to talk Floyd have been rolling in and the misty, grey, February timing feels right. Put a droplet in your morning tea cup, slip into your most colourful cravate and join us as we discuss the psychedelic genesis that is "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn".

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Not a great recollection of what this episode is about but James is back in the mix and we discuss Pink Floyd and The Eagles a fair bit.

Johnny is in town and he met up with James at "The Main" Bar on Main Street to talk , psychogeography, piazza lifestyle, and vocal chains. An all timer folks.

Johnny is joined by Alex Bleeker and Dan Horne, two totemic pillars of the jam community. It took the passing of Bob Weir for this show to finally happen, and if there was ever a friendly rivalry between these two men, now is the time to leave it behind and come together in service of this beloved music. If we hesitate, John Mayer and Dave Matthews could take over for good.

John Mellancamp and Heartland Rock, The Hollywood Vampires, The Top Songs of 1966. We basically go through today's headlines in Ultimate Classic Rock and have laugh.

On today's episode we are joined by Justin Gage, the man who started Aquarium Drunkard way back in 2005. If you have followed music over the past 20 years, you have almost certainly been turned onto a new (or old) record by his thoughtfully and carefully curated audio journal. Justin is a real head and we had a great time chatting with him. We need folks like him more than ever these days so tune in and hear what he had to say.

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James is home from his holidays in Europe, we catch up and discuss the great Bob Weir.

This year also marks the 20 year anniversary of Destroyer's Rubies so we reminisce about the Vancouver music scene back in 2006.