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Hear Andy Hollinger and Mr. Curt perform Bobby Hebb's "SUNNY" on Kernels for the Birds

The approach on “You're So Special” is very different

The four minutes and fifty-eight seconds of opening track "This Time" sweep in with majesty and authority

Just because a Lambogini is designed to go 160 mph doesn't mean you can't drive it on a 40 mph road.

If you are looking for a workhorse of a hard rock or metal speaker, the Celestion G12T-75 is an excellent choice.

Eddie Murphy's magical place that resembles a chaotic land of Oz has returned! After the first Coming to America landed in 1988, the thirst for these Zamundans is quenched with a touching story arriving thirty-three years after the original film made fans, waves, and a critical court case. Buchwald vs Paramount (1990.) That the estate of the late columnist,...

Episode 421: Microsoft Buys ZeniMax So, a day before the Xbox Series X preorder launch (which after the podcast was a complete shitshow), Microsoft drops the mic by announcing they just essentially purchased The Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Prey, DOOM, and other major properties. Not much else to talk about, really. The game news includes: Microsoft purchases ZeniMax for $7.5B Bethesda's overhauling its...

Episode 420: Ubisoft Forward This week the gang reacts to Ubisoft's pseudo-E3 presentation showing off their upcoming games, including Watch Dogs Legion, Immortals Fenyx Rising, Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World: The Game: The Remaster, and Riders Republic, and Yves Guillemot's strange pre-show video. Other news items include: Bungie emphatically denies Microsoft buyout rumor Former Witcher 3 devs are launching a sci-fi novel-inspired...

The Celestion G12M Greenback is THE sound of rock and roll. We have all heard the Greenback, if we know it or not. Reading the old articles in magazines (and more recently online) and watching the videos, it common to see and hear plenty of players citing the Greenback as their speaker of choice. And for good reason. Some...

Who else remembers the first time they saw the trippy design of the Parallel Axis pickups? For me, it was seeing them in Tony MacAlpine’s Washburn MG in 1993. And it did, in fact, only have the neck and bridge humbuckers. Not only did Tony introduce me to Zakk Wylde that weekend, he also facilitated my first meeting with...