The members of Fleetwood Mac break their silence regarding the departure of their longtime bandmate.

The pair of concerts will be performed unrehearsed.

The Boss performed “Because the Night” and the R.E.M. frontman joined in for “People Have the Power”.

In this episode, we dig through what Zappa called the “ugly” albums.

Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench, and Steve Ferron perform together for the first time since Tom Petty’s passing.

The project features former Pink Floyd bassist Guy Pratt, The Blockheads guitarist Lee Hass, Spandau Ballet’s Gary Kemp, and composer Dom Beken.

This episode’s discography: 0:00 – An Intro to Frank Zappa  |  4:50 – 200 Motels  (1971)  |  16:15 – Just Another Band From LA (1972)  |  26:30 – Waka/Jawake (1972)  |  33:18 – The Grand Wazoo (1972)  |  38:22 – Over-Nite Sensation (1973)  |  45:15 – Apostrophe (‘) (1974)  |  52:28 – Roxy & Elsewhere (1974)  |  1:00:20 – One Size Fits All (1975)  |  1:09:21 – Bongo Fury (1975)  |  1:16:25 – Zoot Allures (1976)  |  1:24:20 – Zappa In New York (1978)  | 1:36:00 – Outro

In a new interview, Oates discusses the band’s new single and why they’re no longer interested in recording an album.

Not to be confused with the other version of Yes touring this summer.

This episode’s discography: 0:00 – An Intro to Frank Zappa  |  9:24 – Freak Out!  (1966)  |  15:15 – Absolutely Free (1967)  |  20:53 – Lumpy Gravy (1967)  |  25:36 – We’re Only In It For The Money (1968)  |  30:44 – Cruisin’ With Ruben & The Jets (1968)  |  37:34 – Uncle Meat (1969)  |  48:00 – Mothermania (1969)  |  53:40 – Hot Rats (1969)  |  1:00:40 – Burnt Weeny Sandwich (1970)  |  1:06:30 – Weasels Ripped My Flesh (1970)  |  1:14:00 – Chunga’s Revenge (1970)  |  1:21:50 – Fillmore East – June – 1971 (1971)  | 1:31:22 – Outro

He’ll be replaced by Mike Campbell, longtime lead guitarist for Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, and Crowded House frontman Neil Finn.