The Wet Bandits Podcast

As our heroes wrap up disc 2 of In Your Honor, Weezee lauds the Foo's newfound use of the instrumental break, has to change his underwear because of the guitar tones on "Over and Out", and declares Taylor Hawkins the new Foo Fighters lead singer.  Slammy is there, too.  

Enjoy this shorter-than-usual episode!

This episode is chock-full of Easter eggs--from the very start where Slammy talks all over the intro song, to the final minutes where Weezee abandons Slammy in the studio and Slam is left his own devices.  Hijinks abound!

Also, the two discuss the first (heavier) disc of Foo Fighters' first double-album: In Your Honor.

In this episode--Weezee claims this is his favorite Foo album thus far while simultaneously crapping on just about every song on the album.  Stay tuned for our cut-scene extras at the end of the episode for some hot #TheRiseofSkywalker talk!

In the final episode of 2019, our heroes cover the Foo's final album of the 90's: There Is Nothing Left To Lose.  Weezee and Slammy ring in the New Year in style with a raucous countdown to the ball drop, they fail to keep their #DoYouLie bit alive, and they decide on a new song to add to their live set with The Wet Bandits.  Oh, and they also talk about this Foo Fighters album some.

In what is almost certainly their worst episode ever (what an honor!), our boys take a look at an album to which they owe a lot.  Or, at least their band's name.  It's John Williams' (and a couple other classics) Home Alone Soundtrack!

Did you know John Williams was ALSO the composer for the Jaws score?  It's true!

To kick off our new discography on Foo Fighters--our heroes welcome back Kevin Brennan from The Fair Weathered to offer all the hard-hitting insight on Dave Grohl's first(?) project before embarking on a prolific career playing for Tenacious D, Them Crooked Vultures, Probot, Eagles of Death Metal, Queens of the Stone Age, etc.

In our soundtrack "palate cleanser" episode before moving on from their Red Hot Chili Peppers discography.  Mostly, this episode is notable because the two don't drink a single White Russian the entire episode.  What a fu*kin' joke.

In this episode, Weezee and Sammy conclude their dive into the Red Hot Chili Peppers discography, name their band MVP, announce the next band they’ll analyze, and rank each Chilis album, 1 through 11. Enjoy!

In the first episode of the SECOND post-Frusciante Chili Peppers era, Weezee and Slammy get into I'm With You--another somewhat experimental album, if not a little less adventurous than efforts like By The Way and Freaky Styley.

Now that they have their discs straight, Slammy and Weezee get to work on the second half of Stadium Arcadium--a collection that might not have all the bangers of Disc One (Jupiter), but might be the stronger of the two as a whole.