February 22nd and it is episode number 579. Welcome to the show. It is a

sun, shiny day and Los Angeles. I hope everybody's feeling good. Hope

everybody had a great weekend. We have a fantastic guest today, a soldier, a

lifer in rock and roll and punk rock and metal, whatever you want to call it.

This is the great buzz Osborne today from the Melvins here. And I got to tell you

it was an honor to talk to this man. He is a very honest man, a great interview,

lays it out there, lets you know exactly how he feels and that is a breath of

fresh air. Great, great new record. I've listened to it for about a month now

and I think everybody is going to love this. I mean these guys have been

working like almost their whole lives and it is very inspiring. I got to tell

you it is all about doing art because it's what you love. It's not about

monetary or fame or anything like that. The Melvins are probably as pure as you

can get for art. And I think you guys are all going to love this episode and

you're going to love the new record. If you are new to the Melvins and you have

no idea where to start, just open up your streaming platform and just pick one.

I'm not going to sit here and tell you what eras are better than the other

because they're all great. It's all Melvins and it's all good. Great to talk to

Buzz. Before we get into it, I do want to give a a a a little I you know it's a

weird day today. It's it's the two-year anniversary that we lost Brody Stevens

and it doesn't get easier. It does not get easier. That guy was a he just meant

the world to me. He he put smiles on everybody's faces and he he really was the

real deal. So I miss you Brody. I miss you every day. I think about you all the

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