Hey Glenn what's the name of the new album which I've now listened to a whole

bunch of times what's the name of the oh good there is so much here and do you

have vinyl or do I need to send you one I don't but I'm such a I'm just such a

loser that I don't do it I don't really okay what if you don't want to get a

LA when I was in LA shooting super pumped the house that Amy and I rented had a

record player and I really I got so excited about it it was really good one and I

went and I got straight cats first album and I got Albert I got Albert King

and Stevie Ray Vaughn that session they did together and it was awesome and

then I found myself getting a quizative I wanted more yeah I wanted more

albums and then I was like no why why do I need why and then I just stopped

yeah I stopped the need is another thing to want why did I want yes I'm

trying to work I'm trying to go in the other direction yeah you know I mean

the good thing about vinyl is I feel like there's this built-in attention aspect

to it hundred percent like that's that's the important part is you have to

keep it clean and turn it over and you can't stomp around the having to turn it

over thing hey there's the moment of Brian Coleman thanks for listening we

just pick up this in flow but I will introduce my guest in in one second I

promise it's Glenn Phillips but I'll I'll do the proper thing but yeah man the

thing of grabbing and turning putting the others having to put the other side

of the record on and because otherwise it'll do that skippy thing that

happens right is really awesome yeah and and yeah I think we're both of the

generation where the last generation where the way an album sounds an album on

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