Do you listen to and collect vinyl records? Well, you're in luck.

Welcome to the Vinyl Guide, the podcast made for record nerds like yourself.

Here's your host, the biggest record nerd of them all, Nate Goyer.

Welcome, welcome one and all to yet another episode of the Vinyl Guide,

the podcast where we get together and we talk about vinyl records and all things that interest the vinyl collecting community.

I'm Nate, your host here, and I'm quite excited about today's episode.

There's quite a bit to get through, but before we do, just really two quick things I want to mention.

Number one, last week's episode, the Vinyl Guide was all about Frank Zappa's,

what I believe his masterpiece, were only in it for the money. This episode of the podcast got

the best reception of any episode so far. I mean, thousands, thousands of downloads, heaps of

comments, the majority positive. Everyone very stoked on the interview we did

with Zappa's former bass player, Arthur Barrow, who gave us a lot of great insights on what it was

like to record with Frank and to contribute to this album. There was a lot of, it was just a great

episode. And if you haven't heard it yet, please go back and check it out, because I think you'll enjoy it, especially if you're a zap ahead. One quick note,

I did make one slight error in that I mentioned Bob Denver of Gilligan's Island, the guy who

played Gilligan, had just died when in fact he died 10 years ago. Yes, I admit it, I fucked up.

Bob Denver has been dead for 10 years.

I did confirm, however, Abe Vagoda died last week. That's for certain. So did Paul

Cantner of the Jefferson Airplane and Starship. They are definitely dead. So, okay, there's the

news. Bob Denver dead 10 years ago. Paul Cantner, Abe Vigoda, dead one week. Okay, everyone happy?

All right.

The second thing I want to mention, I want to thank the people who put positive comments

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