Metro Monthly Music Podcast

In this episode, our daring host gets weirder, singing in autotune and wishing the Breeders sang about Mexican food. Aside from that, all is normal and great within the MMMPod. Rivers Cuomo of Weezer talks about the deluxe edition of "Pinkerton," and an upcoming book, Big Boi talks about what surprising song he believes was co-written by a higher power, Carrie Brownstein talks about mixing comedy and music on the new show "Portlandia," and the experimental duo Buke and Gass ask opera sensation Andrea Bocelli a very important question. We also hear from Eli "Paperboy" Reed and Hands and Knees. If you can see that photo, Hands and Knees are up top in the way background, with one dude on the floor. The "Pinkerton"-era Weezer is front and center, Big Boi is on the right, blocking Fred Armisen, who is dressed like Carrie Brownstein. Buke and Gass are next to them, with Bocelli underneath them. And that's Eli Reed on the far left. There, that should do it. Enjoy!