Episode 8 Links

Frank Sinatra - In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning and One For My Baby (and One More For the Road)

Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane - Evidence

The Who - Odorono and Tattoo (Studio and Live)

The Roots - Upper Egypt

Soulja Boy, Andrew WK, and Matt and Kim - I'm a Goner

Hoppus on Music: The Beach Boys

Rick Rubin-produced stuff (let us know what you think!)

L.L. Cool J - I Can't Live Without My Radio

Neil Diamond - Oh Mary

Beastie Boys - The New Style

System of a Down - Peephole

Slayer - Flesh Storm

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium

Episode 8: Online Songs

We talk at length about The Who Sell Out, Rick Rubin, those wacky Gallagher brothers, Rocksmith, and the paradox of the internet in regards to music listening. E-mail us stuff at twoloudguys@gmail.com!

Episode 7 Links

Johnny Foreigner - Eyes Wide Terrified

Dananananaykroyd - E Numbers

Thelonius Monk - Brilliant Corners

Terry Riley - In C (Part 1) (Also, if you want to see what the music looks like and want to better understand how it works, the performance directions can be found here)

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells (Part 1)

The Doors - You're Lost Little Girl and Unhappy Girl

Fleet Foxes - Montezuma

Elliot Smith - Ballad of Big Nothing

Childish Gambino - Backpackers

Nitty Scott, MC - Auntie Maria's Crib (You can grab the whole mixtape, Doobies x Popsicle Sticks for free here)

Episode 7: Two Quiet Guys

We make up for our absence last week by putting together an unplanned and unedited episode. Late-at-night rambling about jazz, Childish Gambino, and Johnny Foreigner abounds.

Maybe an episode this week!? YOU DECIDE!

As previously mentioned, Corey's sick so there wasn't going to be an episode this week. HOWEVER, I'd really like to do one anyways, because....podcasts rule, right?

So, here's the deal. I'm going to be doing an "Ask Me Anything"-type thing by myself. Send something into our email address (twoloudguys@gmail.com). I'll answer just about any question and react to any comment that's in there; you could ask me for an opinion on something, or you could just tell me I have a stupid face and/or voice. It can be about music, or not. It can be totally dumb or really well thought-out. THE CHOICE IS YOURS!

Let's make this happen, listeners.

-DK

No episode this week

Hey peoples,

Corey's sick, so you'll have to go without your dose of us assholes talking about stuff this week. Sorry folks! But we'll be back next Thursday and we'll make the episode really really good, promise. Plus, this just gives you all a bunch of time to think of things to email us, which you can send to twoloudguys@gmail.com. So yeah; do that. Catch you next week!

-TLG

Episode 6 Links

Balam Acab - Oh, Why

Brand New - The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot and Degausser

The XX - Islands

John Coltrane - Om (Part 1)

Jacula - Triumphatus Sad

Black Sabbath - Symptom of the Universe & Hole in the Sky

MellowHype - CRAP

Episode 6: Something in the Way

We get interrupted constantly while talking about Insane Clown Posse, baby-daddy Bieber, the returns of Blur and Black Sabbath, and the hip-hop conundrum in relation to Odd Future's latest shenanigans. Daniel rants about Rolling Stone magazine. Corey creates an impromptu theme song. E-mail us questions or comments at twoloudguys@gmail.com!

Episode 5 Links

Alice Cooper - Ballad of Dwight Fry and Years Ago

Gravediggaz - Diary of a Madman

Aphex Twin - Tree and Come to Daddy

Scott Walker - Cossacks Are

Xasthur - A Walk Beyond Utter Blackness

Heaven and Hell - Atom and Evil

"The Wall" trailer

Pink Floyd - Is There Anybody Out There?

Andrew Jackson Jihad - Love in the Time of Human Papillomavirus and Sorry Bro

Tom Waits - Hell Broke Luce

New Beavis and Butthead

Flaming Lips 24-hour track stream

Rocketjuice and the Moon - Poison

The Rolling Stones - No Spare Parts

Easy Star All-Stars - Let Down (Radiohead cover)

The Zombeatles

Black Devil - Disco Club (Side A) (Turns out this is actually a real band and not a Richard D. James project, if Wikipedia is to be believed)

Episode 5: This Halloween is Crazy

In this special Halloween episode, we talk about spooky albums, then Metallica and Lou Reed’s collaborative record Lulu. Eventually, we discuss Tom Waits’ newest record, a few continued news stories from last week, and some new stuff involving Queen, The Rolling Stones, Damon Albarn, and Leonard Cohen. Finally, in response to our second e-mail, we debate our favourite Easy Star All-Stars album and the controversially-labeled genre of “Intelligent Dance Music”. E-mail us stuff at twoloudguys@gmail.com!