Hey, this is Tom Blojor, and this is Rich Beanstock. We are the co-authors of nothing but a good time,

and you are listening to Walk in the Floor.

I'm walking the floor over you, I'm walking the floor, I'm walking the floor, I'm walking the floor over you.

Olas and yours, Ensign Yeritas, this is Chris Shiplet, and you are listening to Episode 201 of your

favorite podcast Walk in the Floor. That's right, Episode 201. Not quite as much fanfare this week

for 201, as there was for Episode 200, but yeah, that was like obviously more of a milestone.

I'm sitting in a hotel room here in New York City, getting ready to play the VMAs tomorrow

with the food fighters, and we played an insane gig a couple nights ago at 9.30 Club.

One of the funnest food gigs of recent memory, it was just something magical about that one.

I don't know, 9.30 Club, love it, always good at the 9.30 Club, and touring continues to

roll on this week, and it's weird, wacky COVID-2021 kind of way. We'll be doing some shows around

around this area, and then I'm off to Nashville at the end of that to try to finish up

the record that I've been chipping away at all year with my man, Jaron from Cadillac 3,

Manning the production desk. Hopefully we'll get the last little bits and pieces of that together

next week, and can put that to bed and get it out soon. All right, that's a busy week,

and lots to do, so let's get to it. Let's talk about our good buddies at zounds.com,

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All right, let's get to today's interview.

Okay, today's interview is with authors Tom Bajor and Rich Beanstock, who put together

my favorite book of the year. It's an oral history of 80s rock and heavy metal and glam rock,

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