Rock Solid

Pat & Gary play their favorite songs that have one of the four seasons in the title.

Pat & Gary pick their favorite records released after their artists' passing.

Motion City Soundtrack drummer Tony Thaxton sits in with Pat & Gary as they verbally pound you into submission about all things percussive and cymbal-ic.

Pat & Gary explore the myriad ways artists can fill up a 3 minute and 47 second musical canvas.

It's that time again: Pat and Gary take us through their favorite bands and artists that start with the letter M.

Can Pat and Gary ever agree on Something/Anything? Yes they can: Rundgren rules!!!

Pat, Gary and a special guest pick their favorite songs that make you want to punch someone in the face... Not really, but they do have the word "Fight" in the title.

Pat & Gary use songs as springboards into stories from their fascinating lives!

Pat & Gary discuss their favorites songs that clock in at 2 minutes or less.

Pat and Gary hum their way through some of their favorite rock instrumentals.

Pat and Gary delve into their respective musical libraries to pull some choice cuts from bands and artists beginning with the letter F.

Songs with Titles (that are Partially Parenthetical)

When they're not pretending to be other people in front of cameras for money, these thespians like to pretend to be singers in front of microphones for less money. Pat and Gary take a harrowing journey Inside the Actor... who sings.

A week-long musical journey... that lasts less than an hour!

The G+P Music Factory is gonna make you sweat!

Pat and Gary delve deep into an overcrowded letter of the rock alphabet to find their favorite underrated artists and groups.

Gary gets hit over the head with an electric guitar as Pat hijacks the show for a full hour of Van Halen talk with VH fanatic Mike Schmidt!

Songs about people you're related to, brought to you by Cousin Pat and Uncle Gary.

Pat and Gary will convince you that these CDs NEED to be in your record collection. If they're not... you are a jerk.

Pat and Gary play songs from their favorite knob-twiddlers.