Friends gathered in an empty Madison Square Garden to jam and play popular rock songs from the 80s and beyond including Black Sabbath, Guns N' Roses, and Mötley Crüe.
The hosts discuss their favorite bands and artists from high school, including the Smiths, New Order, Pixies, Sonic Youth, and more.
The speakers have differing opinions on Greta Van Fleet, a band that covers Led Zeppelin and Rush, with one speaker liking them and the other not being a fan of their music.
The speaker shares his realization of Kanye's musical genius after being exposed to his music beyond the infamous Grammy incident, and acknowledges how artists like Kanye, Black Eyed Peas, Ocean, and Kendrick Lamar push boundaries and innovate in the music industry.
The host reflects on the significance and impact of the song "Woodstock," which he calls a rare instance of a cover being just as good as the original. He notes that the recorded version of the song lacked the passion of the live performance and skipped a standout line, but remains an important anthem of the generation and era.