In this edition we began our quarantines. We discuss how the situation is majorly affecting the music industry and comics industry. We balance that with suggestions on what fans can do that to help out. We also play the Nucleus Smash song "Follow the Follower"

In this episode we work on pencils on for page 132 while we discuss the perfect actors to play Atomsplit characters in a movie. We also talk about Teepublic.com and play an excellent old rocker by DJD called "Sweet Solitude".

Our first published podcast of 2020 we do a general catch up of what we're working on. We also discuss the big differences in ticket prices between the Hella Mega Tour and the Motley Crue - Poison - Def Leopard Tours. Can you guess which one costs more? After that we play a video from 1991 of DJD's "old wave" band Rome in Aday performing live at the Ritz Theater in Tampa.

It's our 2019 Holiday Special. We talk about how the first commercial Christmas song came to be. We play the Atomsplit Christmas Season Classic "Master of Mistletoe", then another Atomsplit holiday track called "I believe in Santa Claus (On Christmas Eve). And we we end with a track of dogs and cats singing "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen".

In this Episode… Get ready for an all new Atomsplit “Halloween” song called “How the Legends Made”. With an entertaining accompanying video! Right at the top of the show.

Then we work on drawing a cool new Atomsplit cosplay pin up while we discuss why Halloween is such a great holiday and G808’s favorite.

Following that we have fond Halloween memories, those good old box costumes….costumes made for us, trick or treating in the mall vs. neighborhoods,

Our final discussion on our live music trilogy, we express the concerts we'll never get to see. Oh well. Maybe you have some of the same?

At the end we play a very very early live Atomsplit track called "No Such Luck" recorded at the Masquerade in 1997. Early early version of the song. Pretty funny thoughts about it afterwords.

In this Podcast we discuss our bucket list of bands we still want to see live in concert (before they die or break up forever!).

Then we discuss the sale of Pinewood Studios in Atlanta where most of the recent Marvel movies have been filmed.

In this Episode we do a comprehensive review of rock songs in Marvel MCU Movies while working on page 122 of the Atomsplit current Vandertramp Saga webcomic.

How hard it is to license songs from Led Zeppelin and Fleetwood Mac in key marvel movies soon?

Why have "they" chosen to use these specific songs?

Where are they headed from here?

Some interesting insights from G808 and DJD.

Added bonus: Atomsplit rocking tune “Stop a Second” is played.

If you see a band in their heyday it stays with you. It becomes a memory you never forget.

If you see a band later in their career that you never got to see in their heyday, it's pretty memorable too.

In this session we work on coloring Page 122 of the webcomic while discussing our most memorable concert experiences.

Spanning concerts and shows from 1980 to 2016....

In this podcast we discuss the Universal BMG Master Tapes Fire - which you may or may not have heard about.

Supposedly many classic master tapes burned inc duding Eagles, Guns n Roses, Nirvana, Steely Dan, the CHESS blues record collection and MANY more.

How did the fire happen? Why did they kind of cover it up?

We then segue to why do re-mastering in the first place? For money? For technology? For both?

Later in the show we do an A/B comparison of a new song with the new IK Multimedia Tape Machine audio plugin.