This-ography: Introduction

We're back, taking a deep dive into the first disc (the rock record) of 2005's In Your Honor Follow us on Twitter @thisography and Instagram @thisography_podcast Intro music and bumpers by Plunkett

This month we continue our journey through the Foo's discograghy with a critical dissection of the band's 2002, Grammy winning LP, One By One. Follow us on Twitter @thisography and Instagram @thisography_podcast Intro music and bumpers by Plunkett

This-ography is back (to back) with their first episode in over seven months! We finally tackle the terrific third Foo Fighters record, There's Nothing Left To Lose. Listen to us talk about why this record is important to us, some of the historical facts about this album, and we also sprinkle in some Bill and Ted 3 spoilers.  Follow us on Twitter @thisography and Instagram @thisography_podcast Intro music and bumpers by Plunkett

This-ography is back to talk about a record that is often hailed as the best in the Foo Fighters catalog. Do we agree with that statement? Listen to us talk about an album that is as important to us today as it was the first time we heard it.  Follow us on Twitter @thisography Intro and bumper music by Plunkett

The Nineteen Scale Network presents: This-ography: Foo Fighters. "Good Grief" here we go launching into a Foo Fighters podcast that's not just "For All The Cows." Join Timothy Yates, Jake Messman, and Jacob Beck on a journey through the discographies of their favorite bands. Starting with the Foo Fighters in celebration of the Foo's 25th anniversary.  We start at the beginning, the self titled debut which came out 25 years ago last week.  We hope you'll "Stick Around" as we give our thoughts on the record and dive into the history of the band and how this demo tape became one of the best albums of the 90's.  Intro music and bumpers by Plunkett

Welcome to This-ography. A podcast hosted by three friends: Timothy Yates, (Speaking of Nothing) Jake Messman, and Jacob Beck.  Join them as they go album by album track by track through the catalog of their favorite bands.  A Nineteen Scale Network Podcast