Episode 1 - Nick from Ryan's Hope Episode 2 - Dave Hause from The Loved Ones Episode 3 - MC Lars Episode 4 - Tom Gabel of Against Me! Episode 5 - Special E3 Edition - Various Interviews Episode 6 - The Swellers (Jono and Lance) plus various video game interviews Episode 7 - Franky of Much the Same Episode 7.5 - Bonus Episode 1: Bonus Episode or Something Episode 8 - MC Bat Commander of The Aquabats Episode 9 - Lou Koller of Sick of it All Episode 10 - All of Love Equals Death Episode 11 - Commander Angel Nova of The Phenomenauts Episode 12 - Tim McIlrath of Rise Against Episode 13 - T Duggins of The Tossers Episode 14 - Tom and Andrew of Against Me! and Roxy of The Epoxies Episode 15 - George of Flogging Molly Episode 15-5 - Test and Winner of Contest 004 Episode 16 - Avi of Springman Records and Big D and the Kids Table Episode 17 - Chris and Roger of Less Than Jake Episode 18 - Aaron and Ryland of Reel Big Fish Episode 19-1 - Greg of Ryan's Hope and SOAP Director David Ellis Episode 19-2 - Nick of Ryan's Hope and Kenan Thompson Episode 19-3 - Terry of Ryan's Hope and Samuel L Jackson Episode 20 - Much the Same Episode 21 - Tom of No Trigger Episode 22 - Sam, Herman, and ZP of Dragonforce Episode 23 - Jason & George of The Draft Episode 24 - Bryan of The Bouncing Souls Episode 25 - Jeff & Matt of Bomb the Music Industry Episode 25-5 - Bonus Episode Episode 26 - Brendan Kelly of The Lawrence Arms & The Falcon Episode 27 - Rody Walker of Protest the Hero Episode 28 - Chris Cheney of The Living End Episode 29 - Tomas of Streetlight Manifesto Episode 30 - Joey Cape of Lagwagon, Me First..., & Bad Astronaut Episode 31 - Yuri and Mike of MXPX Episode 32 - Johnny Christ of Avenged Sevenfold Episode 33 - Mike of Street Dogs & Mick Jones and Terry Chimes of THE CLASH Episode 34 - Defiance, OH Episode 35 - The World/Inferno Friendship Society Episode 36 - Thomas of Strike Anywhere Episode 37 - Brett of Ignite Episode 38 - Chicken of Dead to Me Episode 39 - Jason of The Briggs Episode 40 - Chuck Ragan Episode 41 - Best of 2006 MUSIC Episode 42 - Best of 2006 MOVIES and VIDEO GAMES Episode 43 - Mustard Plug Episode 44 - The Flatliners Episode 45 - Rachel & Vince of Zolof the Rock and Roll Destroyer Episode 46 - Dave Hause of The Loved Ones Episode 47 - Tony Duggins of The Tossers Episode 48 - mc chris
Sounds Like
A couple people talking, usually with a band, about stuff.
New Bio: I thought it was about time to update our bio, as I felt the original didn't really sum up what this show is about. It was just something to throw out there at the beginning to play into the jokingly egotistical name Top Welt! I'm Bill Jones, and it was my idea to start this show. Really since last September, I've been doing entertainment related journalism. I started writing for my college newspaper, then in November I started writing a ton for AMP Magazine (which you should all check out). Along the way, I finally realized what a podcast was, and started listening to a few. Most of them sucked, so I thought I could do better. Obviously, a studio would have helped our cause, but not being bounded to a studio and being able to go out and get the bands we want turned out much better in my opinion. I kind of borrowed the format of Geekdrome, covering a variety of topics. However, because I was much more involved in the music end of things, I wanted to make that the focus of the show. I also have a lot more connections on that end of things, so it makes sense. I immediately enlisted Kevin, as he's really the only person I know with such similar interests in music, movies and games. I also originally got the help of one Krazy K, because I'd heard his college radio show. He had great taste in music, and due to being between Chicago and Eastern Iowa a lot for home and college, I needed someone to help out in Iowa. We debuted with a band that has become a great group of friends, Ryan's Hope. From there, we've put together (I think) on of the most impressive line-ups of guests that any podcast out there has, and there is a lot more to come. We will only have bands on this show that we enjoy, because that's what we're about. We started a "Bands That Asked Us To Play" them section because we got a request to be played and thought it would be a good thing to continue, helping smaller bands out by putting them side by side with a band like Against Me! or Rise Against. Brandon from Division and Honore was originally a fan of the show that wanted us to play his music. Since then, he has created our theme song as well as a number of other bumps that have been used throughout the show. A friend of ours, Sev, is into all that computer-art-type-stuff, so I asked him to make our logo. Our goal is not to be super-flashy and play silly games with each other on the show while you, the listener sits with his/her thumb up your ass, but instead, it is to provide real content, with in-depth interviews and real reviews of music, movies, and games, as well as any news relating these topics we can find. We also all really have a thing for Snakes on a Plane. Whether three or three thousand people listen to the show, we're happy to be making it for you. I think we're all very happy with what we've accomplished having no idea what this was really going to be when we started it. I can tell you right now, the show will not go on forever. I will eventually get locked down to a more real job, people will move, or things will just not work out. However, that's not going to happen for quite awhile, as we have so many more cool things coming up for our listeners, including some truly awesome bands, more contests, and whatever else we can think of. I hope everyone enjoys listening to the show, because I love making it for you.
Bill Jones
Original Bio: TOP WELT, essentially, is a reaction to all the bad podcasting out there. We still have to prove ourselves true, but our goal is to make something really worthwhile for people to keep coming back to every week. We'll feature guest bands, music, and talk about movies, video games, and anything else that tickles our fancy? Tickles our fancy? WTF? TOP WELT is quality, on-the-go programming, and I truly hope you enjoy every minute of what we have worked to accomplish.
Woo, we love the podcast and think you guys should keep it up!
Also, (quick bit of self whoring) if any of the people cruising this myspace are bored you should come listen to a small band from the PA suburbs that has about as much street cred as an apple store
Our debut album is scheduled to be released in June. The first single of the album "Halfway Home" will be featured on the off road video Dezert People Cinco and on a compilation CD in the next issue of No Cover. Please vote for us to play Warped Tour by clicking on the image below. We need your help as we are currently in 4th place. Thanks for your support!
Thanks for friending the newest organization in the fight to promote ska at the national level through collaboration amongst the bands, labels, and promoters!
Check out the myspace and get active!
2007 is a promising year for ska, let's make that a reality!
Hey guys,
Keep up the great work!
Your show's always worth a listen :)
And thanks very much for playing us quite a while ago, forgot to say that back then.
NST
NEWS FLASH: You guys are bros. thanks.
(by the way i didnt write this AFTER i heard the best of, but before. so, that being said, thanks for being bros).
hey its awesome to see that you guys had three cheers for disappointment on the list, it was definantly my favourite record this year and it sucks that more people wont hear it.
thanks for getting the flatliners too, they came out of my local scene and its cool to see them gettin bigger
