I just discovered your podcast and wanted to reach out and tell you I love it! I've listened to the Pretty Things and Guy Clark episodes and am currently checking out the Nick Lowe episode. It's similar in format, if not premise, as another podcast I enjoy, 1001 Album Complaints, but I like that it's more family-friendly, and covers some albums that won't get covered on that podcast. I'm sure I'll have more to say as I listen more to the back catalog, but still thought I'd drop a line with a word of appreciation. Keep up the good work!

Hey guys, I'm Dan Fucinaro from Omaha, NE. Just finished the Bad Co episode...loved your comments and I have great memories of that album. My personal fave song on it is Ready For Love. I have enjoyed your podcast--you pick some killer albums-- and it keeps me going at work. I was a senior in high school when "The Firm" album came out. I was a Bad Co fan and a Led Zeppelin super fan, so my expectations were sky high. Boy was that band a let down for me. I actually remember TRYING to like the album. I will say tho, me and a friend saw their Omaha show which was great despite the weak material. Best, -Dan

hey- great episode on Simon and gar but you neglected to mention the single best aspect of this album, Bridge Over Troubled Waters: if you stand five or six feet away from the album cover and hold your arm out with thumb up to cover Paul Simon’s face, you will see Art Garfunkel looking like he has the worlds biggest handlebar mustache Tx to Paul Simon’s hair. Check it out. I laugh every time. Ok. Cheers and keep up the great work. Hope you can amble over to Jamaica one day and do a legendary Toots and Maytals album some day. They didn’t call him the James brown of reggae or the guy who invented the term reggae for no reason. While he became more of a frat soundtrack during our lives he was nonetheless an amazing musician and icon. his music is without a doubt some of the best off that famous island.