...But have you heard it on vinyl?

Well hello there, how the devil etc etc? Welcome once again to another episode of the greatest vinyl podcast that ever was (allegedly). This week we're all about the Alice in Chains self titled super duper boxset that finally landed a mere 6 months after the order was placed (not that we're bitter) - we'll be discussing the merits of the album itself 30 years on from its release as well as a bells & whistles review of the box set - worth the cost and wait? Listen to find out! We also talk about new releases from Social Distortion (woohoo!) and Sepultura (hmmm...), yet another reissue from the Swami John camp, and a few random buys we've made since last time. We wrap it all up with a chat about new Anthrax & Deep Purple as well as Neil Young reissues. Thanks for dropping by, see you on the other side. This weeks episode is brung to you from 1979....

Welcome back once again dear listener to (hopefully) your favourite vinyl podcast! This week we open up with a chat about recent buys - its been a good week for post punk and old school classic rock - including the new (final?) At The Gates album and the latest Descendents reissue. We also focus on a new shop! The feauture is an idea we've had knocking about for a while pitting overrated albums vs underrated albums from a bands catalogue, stay tuned if you're an Anthrax or Iron Maiden fan. We close up in less ranty fashion than usual with a discussion on Godflesh, Beastie Boys, and the latest in the Metallica reissue campaign. Grab a coffee and enjoy. This week is brung to you from the year 1979.

Hi there, how are we all? Lovely. Now grab a pew and take the weight off while i read this weeks menu. For starters our Simon (the southern one) regales us with tales of his RSD purchases both good and not as good, while Danny (the midlands one) talks classic punk and canadian rock, and for an added bonus both share their thoughts on the new Napalm Death/Melvins collab. If thats whetted your appetites maybe you'd be interested in the main course - this weeks its an anniversary feature with a difference - we visit 1966 for the 60th anniversaries of 2 stone cold classics - Beatles' "Revolver" and Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde". Finally, if you've left room for dessert, we talk reissues galore from thrash clasics to stoner rock to more from the Swami John Reiss stable, as well as new and upcoming stuff. Enjoy yourselves, come back again, tell your friends etc etc. This episode was brung to you from 1977.

Aloha! Welcome back to the show! This weeks feature is a review of the frankly massive new release from those heavy behomoths from across the pond, the mighty Corrosion of Conformity. First album in far too long and its only a blummin' double to boot! Elsewhere Danny gets full on obsessive about REM (he's a worry, that boy) whilst Simon talks old school thrash, old school german rock, and a reissue of an unloved album. We end up with a brief RSD chat before laying into some hair metal legends. See you next time. This episode is brung to you from 1976...

Welcome back dear listener to the latest episode of your favouritist podcast (it is, isn't it...? Isn't it?). This week we discuss new purchases, including an eventual buy from Danny proving that sometimes patience is indeed a virtue, and a trawl thru some collection listens we've dug out for a spin. This weeks feature is a review of The Fall's late period classic "Fall Heads Roll" which has been given the reissue treatment by Cherry Red Records. We discuss that album and talk naughties era Fall in general - overlooked? Overrated? Have a listen. We wrap up as per with some exciting reissue news and a bit of a moan. We build you up and we bring you down, its what we do. Enjoy, share, tell your friends, we'll be back in a fortnight. Toodle pip. This weeks episode is brung to you from 1975!

Well well well, we're back once again, albeit without the renegade master (he's busy washing his hair), how are we all etc etc? Good good, well this episode we deliver a second part to our EP/mini album feature, this time featuring more of the latter and discuss our favourites, the circumstances, and where did the mini album go? Its a fun one. Elsewhere Danny takes a musical trip to Manchester for new and old releases from bona fide legends of indie, and Simon continues his quest to drain his bank account in search of the ultimate collection of Swedish punk rock (can you guess who?). We wrap it all up with a bit of upcoming release news with a dash of our trademark cycnism and whinging. Ciao for now. This episode is brung to you by the letter Z. x

Well well well, we're back again, how are you all etc etc? Anyhoo, what we got this time? Danny shares more buys from a recent shop haul and talks manchester indie, whilst Simon, in the throes of man flu, talks Mike Patton side projects and a comp release from the mighty Hellacopters. The feature this week throws a spotlight on EP's - the origin, how its evolved over the years, and where we're at with them now. Whats your favourite EP? Listen in as we share ours. We wrap things up with another rant and a bit of news. Thanks for coming, see you next time. This episode is brought to you by the letter Y.

Welcome back you lovely lot! This weeks action packed episode takes us on a trip back to the 90s for some grail buys from Danny's youth (including an obvious classic needing a fresh pair of growed up ears), while Simon waxes lyrical about a fun new covers album from one of his OG loves. The feature this episode is ALLLL about the new (and final?) Megadeth album - is it any good? Are they going out with a bang? did we need a Metallica cover? Listen on. Finally we talk about new GNR (the threat is very real), a toe in the water return from one of these shores biggest bands, and we even find time to rattle on about the pod itself! This weeks episode is brought to you by the letter W. Take is easy y'all, come back soon.