Rock & Roll Shin-soo Choo (audio)

In the Leadoff, we discuss the latest in Spring Training developments. In the Heart of the Order, we introduce our first Guitarist Bracket and plow through a round of 32 matchups pitting some of rock's best guitarists against each other. Knopfler vs. Harrison, Page vs. Weir, Townsend vs. Iommi, and more!

In the Leadoff, we discuss intriguing players in Spring Training, the new Hollywood Vampires supergroup and recognize some of our favorite female artists on International Women's Day. In the Heart of the Order, we discuss the hits and mega-misses of expensive albums and ballplayers. In the Bullpen Session, we recommend music by Mark Ronson, Cults and Marilyn Manson.

In the Leadoff, we discuss the lameness of Kid Rock, his comments on Beyonce and Spring Training position battles for the Cubs, White Sox and Royals. In the Heart of the Order, we discuss the news of the record industry syncing release dates to Fridays worldwide and other promotions the industry has attempted over the years. In the Bullpen Session, we recommend music by Return to Forever, Beck and Lo-Pan.

In the Leadoff, we discuss pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training, nostalgia rock tours, brisket and the personal impact of Texas baseball and music. In the Heart of the Order we welcome special guest Will Johnson (Centro-matic, South San Gabriel), a musician and artist from Denton, Texas. Will discusses the chances for his St. Louis Cardinals this season, his baseball paintings and his current living room tour. In the Bullpen Session, we recommend music by native Texas bands Centro-matic, Wo Fat and The Sword.

In the Leadoff, we discuss Kanye West's GRAMMYs antics, AC/DC's tour announcement and early MLB power rankings. In the Heart of the Order, we celebrate our 18th episode by recapping the years in music and baseball when each of us were 18 years old - 1997 (Gabe), 1998 (Jonathan), and 1999 (Levi). In the Bullpen Session, we recommend music by The Sights, Goat, and Duran Duran.

We start by discussing the recent MLB and music news. Then we discuss some of the more notable comebacks in Major League Baseball and the music industry, including Ryne Sandberg, Aerosmith and KISS. In the Bullpen Session, we share some favorites albums from Climax Blues Band, The Heads and Abunai!

We start by discussing the Baseball Hall of Fame's Class of 2015. Then we welcome Ricky Cobb, who tells us tales of touring the U.S. and Canada, visiting its finest - and not as fine - Major League Baseball stadiums. From Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles to Olympic Park in Montreal, he's seen his fair share.

We start by discussing the Kansas City Royals moves in free agency, then move on to the insufferable Billy Corgan. We then offer our concert year in review, which included Pearl Jam, The War On Drugs, Steely Dan and The Cult amongst others. We also trade some dream double-bill tours.

We discuss MLB's hot stove transaction season with the Cubs and White Sox making significant moves. We also recap the year in music, sharing our favorite releases, including those from Sturgill Simpson, The War on Drugs, Lana Del Rey and more.

We discuss the Kansas City Royals magical run, the MLB free agent market, quirky MLB managers and notorious band managers.

We start with discussing the improbable run of the Kansas City Royals into the World Series. Our main discussion covers proposed changes to baseball and rock concerts to make both more enjoyable experiences.

We discuss the evolution of the music business, corporate relationships and what it means for a musician to sell out.

We discuss our favorite baseball video games and music videos from the late '80s, early '90s and more.

We discuss our favorite and least favorite rock biopics and baseball films. What did Sid and Nancy and Field of Dreams do right that Walk the Line and Ray did wrong? What would it take to make an Alice Cooper or 1989 Oakland A's movie?

We discuss the moves made - or not made - by the White Sox, Cubs and Royals at the MLB trade deadline. In this spirit, we also shake up the rosters of some of rock history's greatest bands and discuss the potential results. Finally, we discuss infamous trades in the history of our favorite teams.

We reveal our All-Star teams of rock. Levi mourns the loss of Jeff Samardzija, traded by the Cubs. We discuss the merits of the MLB All-Star game.

We discuss the first half of the MLB season, Bonnaroo 2014 and Bonnaroo's history. We create our own Bonnaroo lineups. We also discuss significant, though overlooked, rock music festivals of the past.

We hold a fantasy draft consisting of young bands that we're ready to commit to for our rock music franchises. We also discuss past MLB draft busts and review the 2014 MLB Draft selections by the Cubs, White Sox and Royals.

We discuss the merits of VIP packages in both baseball and rock concerts. We also discuss the evolution of etiquette and expectations of these live experiences.

We discuss guilty pleasures in both baseball and rock fandom.