Matt's old boss, mentor, and aggressively conversational friend Matt Peek comes on the show. They talk about celebrity musician encounters in Los Angeles, the education system in America, the Seattle grunge scene, and stories from their past at the legendary Not A Burger Stand restaurant while it still existed, and Peek's college days. Matt Peek witnessed the birth of Damnit Sandy and shares some thoughts on the start of an era in this hilarious and absurd episode of the TMR Podcast. If you like Matt Peek, you can follow him @TheMattPeek and if you like board games, pick up a copy of the party game he created, YAKS: https://www.amazon.com/Co11-Games-YAKS-Acronym-Game/dp/B07DQB3Y79

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After months of planning, Too Many Records Fest finally happened and it was an absolute success. Matt sold over 450 records, met a ton of awesome fans and vinylheads, Tiny Stills, Fort Vine and The Album Leaf played, and there was a live podcast. This is the live podcast. It was a bit truncated due to some time restraints, but Matt, Eric (Vinyl Rewind), Amanda (CoO of Sumerian Records) and Jimmy (The Album Leaf) sat down and talked about their relationship with vinyl and the state of the industry in 2019.

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Sandy aka Idalia Valles comes on the show today, and her and Matt take a trip down memory lane, discussing the early days of Damnit Sandy and the musical highlights they've shared since they first met. Sandy also shares a bit about her experience acting on 3 seasons of Queen of the South, and talks about IDALIA, her new musical project -- and we debut a new track from the project at the end of the episode! Join in on their laughter and silliness. Listen to IDALIA where all music is streaming and follow Sandy on Instagram: idaliavalles_

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Today's guest is comedy enthusiast and host of the Comedy on Vinyl podcast, Jason Klamm! Despite not being a huge music fan, Jason owns hundreds of (some would say, TOO MANY) records - comedy records, that is! Matt and Jason discuss listening to comedy on vinyl, some of their favorite stand-up specials, Jason's experience interviewing some amazing names in comedy, and some rare comedy records. Make sure you check out Jason's podcast at http://stolendress.com/comedyonvinyl/

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This episode is not sponsored by McDonalds but it damn well should be. Matt and Mikey are emo boyz who, after getting through an initial and mandatory discussion about all things Dragonball Z, talk about the history of Emo Nite and their shared love for all things emo and pop punk.

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Matt has been to a lot of concerts in his day, and Alex has only recently appreciated the art form that is live music -- but the two of them ended up at Arroyo Seco festival and had one of the best weekends ever! Hear a full recap of that magical musical weekend complete with a glorious ongoing pun-off. Plus, hear Alex's experience diving headfirst into the cult that is live Phish.

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Jamie Parslow -- filmmaker, music fan and friend of Matt's comes on the show to discuss their mutual love of Modest Mouse, the dangers of algorithm based music discovery, and Jamie explains his theory about great albums that follow "The Hero's Journey" structure. Follow Jamie on Twitter at @JamieFilms and Instagram at @Japars

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The Vinyl Geek aka Vinyl Rewind aka Eric has come on the show to talk shop. After getting through the obligatory podcast hazing ritual of discussing Star Wars and Kanye, the Geek and Matt hunker down and talk about what it was like to collect vinyl during the "dead period" in the late 90s, and how to navigate YouTube's ever-changing algorithm and social trends.

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