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Don’t Scratch The Vinyl

Don’t Scratch The Vinyl

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“Don’t Scratch The Vinyl.”

A music podcast hosted by Chad Jones

Each episode will be Chad breaking down a classic album in its entirety. The show will discuss the context of when the record was released, why it mattered in real time, and what music fans can take from the compilation today. Chad will conduct episodes solo or with a guest.

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  • Van Halen: 5150 / David Lee Roth: Eat "Em and Smile

    Van Halen: 5150 / David Lee Roth: Eat "Em and Smile
    8 Oct 2026
    In the 1980s fifth calendar flip through, Van Halen had once again scaled to the top of Rock ‘n’ Roll Mountain. After hitting a slight speed bump in the commercial and critical acclaim department early in the decade, Van Halen plastered “The Mighty” back in their moniker with their 6th studio album, 1984. At this point, it seemed like Van Halen was indestructible. But as fate would have it, the disease of more, ego, creative differences, and simmering frustrations would boil over and forever change the band's tenor. 15 months after 1984’s release, Van Halen was left without a lead singer… On April 1st, 1985, Van Halen and David Lee Roth filed for a musical divorce. While stories still conflict over whether Dave quit the band or Van Halen fired him, enough evidence points to the two sides mutually agreeing to part ways. The original Van Halen run was over. But Eddie and Dave still had many musical chapters to write. In 1986, their first full year as separate entities, both Van Halen and David Lee Roth proved they still had plenty left in their creative tanks.

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    56 min.
  • Sublime: Self-Titled

    Sublime: Self-Titled
    30 Jul 2026

    Over the decades, Southern California has bestowed humanity a treasure trove of iconic groups, albums, scenes, stories, and songs. But the territory’s desired way of life and one-of-a-kind ambiance was best musically depicted by a Long Beach trio’s self-titled effort that was released as a posthumous tribute to their fallen frontman.

    After bumming around the backyard party/club circuit for years, Sublime was set to enter a new era in 1996. In May, the band was primed to release their major label debut that summer after recording sessions in Austin, Texas. On a west coast tour, the crowd was in a frenzy of appreciation taking in live renditions of songs set to come off the new record. But lamentably, the band’s voice, guitarist, and soul would not live long enough to truly realize just how much his music would positively impact the world.
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    1 u. en 9 min.
  • AC/DC: High Voltage

    AC/DC: High Voltage
    19 Jun 2026
    AC/DC is stripped, down n’ dirty, rock n’ roll as God intended. Heavy guitar riffs, rippin’ musical sequences, and lyrics so suggestive they would make Mother Teresa blush. The quintet from down under formed in Sydney, Australia, in late 1973. And after a myriad of early lineup changes, the band rounded into form 2 years later. 1975 would be a crucial year for AC/DC. The band released their first 2 studio albums under EMI in their homeland of Australia. The group’s first record, titled High Voltage, debuted in the Land Down Under on February 17th, 1975. Later that year, on December 1st, T.N.T. was made available for purchase in Australia and New Zealand. Atlantic Records saw the potential and inked AC/DC to a major label deal. In 1976, the band was ready to distribute their sound worldwide. So, with 2 records already under their belt, the Aussies decided to pick out the best of the bunch for their debut international album. Armed with new cover art but the same title as their Australian debut, AC/DC unleashed their first international record in Europe and the UK on April 30th, 1976. The supercharged High Voltage jumped across the pond and landed in the United States on May 14th of that year. The record consisted of 9 songs from the band’s first 2 home-country releases. 2 tracks would come from the original High Voltage, while 7 songs were pulled off of T.N.T. The album was primed to leave its mark on the music world. Some saw the group as an irritating skid mark fouling up rock as they knew it. While others, who would be vindicated many times over as AC/DC would go on to become one of the most successful, beloved, and enduring bands in history, welcomed this rockin’ stampede of renegades that masterfully balanced a dangerous demeanor with a light-hearted attitude.
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    1 u.
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