Show Notes
In part 2 of our Jerry Finn special, the pop-punk master emerges from his work with Blink 128 into a larger world. This is where we see that he could really turn his hand to anything, which isn't to say that he didn't have a couple more genre classics up his sleeve. Here, Jerry spreads his wings with the likes of Sum 41, AFI and, yes, even Morrissey...
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