All right here we are another episode of Weptar, we talk. This is an insane

episode because it's four fucking guests. Everybody introduce yourselves.

Well, I'm Troy.

Rich, Ryan, and the three, the, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm,

Gummo.

The three of these guys have come together onto the show for a very special celebration of one of the greatest albums ever to come out,

bubblegum by Mark Lanigan.

And it is celebrating the 20 year anniversary

of this record that came out August 10, 2004.

And Lanigan again who is no longer with us which is like brutal still to this day to even say

but he was a good friend of mine, and he was on the show two times, which a lot of times

people say what were some of your favorite episodes in the last 12 years?

Hands down the two with Landigan, were extremely rare conversations,

a long format, and also amazing to see a different side of Mark Lanigan.

But if you are a big fan of him,

or if you are not, you should be

because this guy was the only guy besides maybe Josh Homme

that makes me feel a little uncomfortable

because I feel like I sometimes am like,

I'm the real deal, and then these guys come around

and you're kind of like oh and that's really the honest truth so let's get into it

Troy Van Lewin of course from Queens of the Stone Age,

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