Joni Mitchell is a goddamn treasure.

Let’s talk Court and Spark!

Van the man is back, baaaaaaaaabbbbbbbbyyyy!

An absolute MUST LISTEN and simply one of the best live performances ever put put to wax.

Lets talk Van Morrison, Its Too Late to Stop Now!

Kraftwerk has arrived in the book!! Autobahn represents Kraftwerk bringing their “factory music” concept into actuality. How many times can Rob say “at that particular point in time” in one episode? The answer may surprise you.

Lets talk Kraftwerk!

Known cocaine enthusiast and idol to dentists worldwide, Eric Clapton, is back on his old bullshit.

Let’s talk 461 Ocean Boulevard.

Stevie Wonder cannot be stopped.

Bear witness the continued ascension of an icon.

Robert Christgau in 1974 referred to this album as “a waste”.

Self-produced, almost exclusively self-tracked, borrowing from funk, psych, soul, and lounge; this album stands as testament to Shug’s singular vision.

The end of an era for Genesis becomes the end of Genesis in the book, and some of us aren’t feeling it.

Let’s talk the weirdness that is: Genesis, The lamb Lies Down on Broadway

Pretty sure the working title for this record was: Boomer Dad Music For Well Lit Garages.

Birch, Ben, Ann, Rob, and Jon talk the first record ever put out by Zeppelin’s record label:

Bad Company, Bad Company

Known Yamaha DX-7 enthusiast and self-described “non-musician”, Brian Eno, brings us his solo debut record, Here Comes The Warm Jets.

Coming hot on the heels of leaving Roxy Music but before starting to paint with sound, this record threads the needle of glam and experimental all while indicating his future musical trajectory; surprising absolutely no one, it rules.

Lets talk Eno!

EPISODE 300!!!!!!!

Who better to bring us 3/10ths the way through this project than a bunch of wasted dudes dressed as beautiful ladies being produced by Todd Rundgren ?

Is this punk?