No Plus Ones

P*tchfork asked their readers to submit their 25 favorite albums from the past 25 years and we decided to just steal that prompt and run with it. But we also didn't do a ton of research so we just fire blindly with albums that we like. If you disagree go ahead and cancel us online, it's fine. 

Once again, we talk about some very inane things, like what is pop-punk and that guy who just asks questions on twitter 50 times a day. Dan gets apoplectic at the end. 

Old punks touring with that one ska band over and over to say they value diversity, movies are too expensive, and Dan gets silenced for his controversial takes. Real grab bag of an episode here. 

Our weekly rage dump returns to talk about chicken sandwiches, emo nights, and…I don't know something else, probably. 

Can you believe we're still doing this thing? Well, we are, and this week Dan and David are talking internet loons, festivals, the best Simpsons episode, and why you should buy 20 copies of Dan's book just in case. Typing that out makes this sound like a real mess but, honestly, who cares. 

Dan and David are back to talk about the big dumb idiots again! Plus, other dumb idiots, ska revival talk, and should there be an Operation Ivy reunion? 

The boys (Dan and David) are back in town (podcasting). 

In our final episode of 2018, we talked about all the things that didn't float our boats. We drop the hammer on quite a few records, and we're not sure how any of those bands are going to recover from that. To quote our dear friend Jay Sherman, "It stinks!"

This year, well, things get a little loud. In the second week of our Albums of the Year series, we touch on the heavy stuff, be it hardcore, metal, punk, or something that falls in between those genres. Lots of good stuff to be had here, so dig in, baby. 

Lots of good records came out this year and we talk about some of them here, mostly of the indie and rock variety. We also talk about how bad the new Smashing Pumpkins album is and Dan makes a pretty good mashup that will haunt your dreams.

Dan embarrassed himself real bad in front of the Wu-Tang Clan and about 400 other people and we rehashed his nightmare in great detail. We also talked about Enter the 36 Chambers, an album that rules. 

In this week's episode, we talk about how Dan hates dogs, that new Queen movie, some records, and other stuff. And of course, no disrespect, capiche?

Our good buddy Tom has seem to had some trouble with money and we wanted to show him our support. That is, until a trip to the bathroom sends things off the rails. 

WE'RE BACK! After taking most of the year off to focus on our other podcast, Shore Thing: A Podcast About Pauly Shore, we've decided it's time to get back to No Plus Ones. We catch up, talk about what we did during our time off, and all the shitty old punks who continue to be colossal disappointments. 

In this episode, we do a deep-dive on Tom DeLonge and his history with aliens. We cover it all, that blink-182 song about aliens, his books we haven't read, the new academy of arts and sciences. This one is for the conspiracy theorists.  We also make an announcement about the podcast itself. Meta. 

You've heard from the experts, now listen to two blowhards talk about the other records that came out this year. We talk about everything we liked and some things we disliked. So if you're in need of a podcast that sees two fools talking about everything from The Menzingers and Rancid to LCD Soundsystem and Eminem, this one's for you. 

Jamie Coletta is a publicist to the stars and the person behind all your favorite bands at SideOneDummy. We had her come on to explain what it means for a band to get their record on a year-end list, and we also chat about some of her favorite releases this year. 

This week, we welcome the great writer Emma Garland onto the show to talk about Lil Peep, Charly Bliss, Sheer Mag, and plenty of other things. We also discuss a hot new podcast idea because, boy, we just love to podcast. 

You know him, you love him, he's Jeremy Bolm of Touche Amore, Hesitation Wounds, and Secret Voice records. This week, we're talking about some of our favorite heavy records, as well as a few lighter ones for good measure. 

As we begin the march toward year-end content, we're talking about Albums of the Year with esteemed guests who have unique takes on that subject. This week, we're joined by Steven Hyden of Uproxx, the Celebration Rock podcast, and the book You're Favorite Band is Killing Me. We talk about big rock records, the runaway hits, and plenty more.