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Paul picks his top 10 of songs 201-300, and Chris and Paul discuss anonymous tunes amassing billions of streams on Spotify, rockers who achieve stardom later in life, and feature songs by The Chords, Gary Myrick, Channel 3, Shebang and The Quick.

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Did you watch Live Aid when it aired in 1985? What are your lasting impressions of that killer concert? Paul and Chris discuss and feature songs by The Rockin' Bricks, The Bombardiers, Ground Zero, Airborne and Something Happens.

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Is it fair game to take donations from a store before they're priced? Chris has a tale to tell! Join us as we feature songs by Eric Martin Band, Eye Eye, Jaguar, Love Affair and Leyden Zar.

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Can you guess what songs we'll play next week? Start sending us your guesses?  And what are you favorite movies about music? Favorite concert films? Paul and Chris discuss this and feature songs by X Spand X, The Creek, Stiff Little Fingers, Hurrah! and Modern Minds.

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What do you think the ideal album length is?  is 31 minutes too short? Is 55 minutes too long? Chris and Paul discuss this, music fandom, and feature songs by The Deal, Haywire, Samson, John Palumbo and 3-D.

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Can you listen to these songs and guess what bands/acts they became? Guest Peter Kuehl challenges Chris and Paul to take a stab, as we highlight songs by The Act, The Stripes, Great Buildings, Blue Angel and Graduate.

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Paul and Chris discuss selling on Discogs and feature songs by Spys, Band 19, Helix, Blubird and Verity.  And Paul manages to eat a cookie mostly unnoticed.

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A loquacious Chris and Paul discuss auction houses selling records that have been slabbed and graded, Green Day's recent rip-off of Pink, and whether Velma songs or Daphne songs are better.  Join us as we feature songs by Sunset Bombers, Glen Burtnik, Scott Wilk + the Walls, Streets and Waysted.

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We discuss the documentaries on the making of "We Are the World" and "Do They Know It's Christmas," and feature songs by Silent Pictures, Ya Ya, He Said She Said, Viva and The Watch Society.

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