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Will celebrates the holidays with 1996’s Christmas on Death Row on the turntable. Snoop, Nate Dogg, Michel’le, and Danny Boy turn the season of joy into the season of funk and 90s vibes. Join Will for smooth beats, chaotic cheer, and a review that actually makes you want to listen to a 90s Death Row Christmas album.

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KISS’s 1998 album Psycho Circus marks the original lineup’s big reunion — and maybe the strangest carnival in rock history.
In this Album Reviews and You episode, Will dives into the makeup, the marketing, and the musical madness that was supposed to recapture 1977.
Expect riffs, rants, and more pyro than philosophy as we unpack how nostalgia, ego, and clown imagery can collide at 120 decibels.
It’s loud, layered, and just self‑aware enough to remind you that spectacle is its own genre.

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Frank Zappa’s Over‑Nite Sensation (1973) is what happens when virtuoso musicians decide to make the filthiest jazz‑fusion record imaginable.
In this Album Reviews and You episode, Will dives into the wild arrangements, cartoon‑level innuendo, and genius hidden beneath the gooey absurdity.
Expect humor, chaos, and a surprising amount of actual music talk between the puns — because every groove on this record walks the line between brilliant and ridiculous.
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Kanye West’s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is the musical equivalent of an Oscar speech delivered in a mirror maze.
In this Album Reviews and You episode, Will dives into the decadence, the melodrama, and the boldest ego trip ever pressed to vinyl.
From “Power” to “Runaway,” we’re talking production as confession, humor as armor, and the moment hip‑hop decided to crown its own villain.
Absurd humor, sharp analysis, and a few too many metaphors about angels and autotune included.
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Phish’s 1994 album Hoist is the sound of four Vermont weirdos deciding jam bands could also write actual songs—and accidentally making one of the most inviting records of the 90s.
In this episode of Album Reviews and You, I dive into the horns, the funk, the horse noises, and the eternal question: can a studio Phish album ever capture live chaos?

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Taylor Swift isn’t just a musician — she’s a full-blown cultural event. In this Album Reviews and You episode I dive headfirst into The Life of a Showgirl, dissecting the beats, bravado, and bedazzled existentialism behind Taylor’s latest spectacle.

From “The Fate of Ophelia” to “Father Figure,” this absurd yet thoughtful review weaves through satire, sincerity, and synths that sound like they were assembled by a committee of very emotional robots. Equal parts music criticism and surreal commentary, this episode explores how fame becomes the most expensive musical instrument ever made — and Swift plays it better than anyone alive.

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It’s Album Reviews & You — the internet’s least professional professional music review show. In this episode, I dive headfirst into Rush’s Moving Pictures, the album that made math rock cool before anyone knew what math rock was.

From Tom Sawyer’s radio dominance to YYZ’s Morse code flex, this record is technical perfection disguised as rock music. Along the way, I question humanity’s progress, and wonder why Geddy Lee sounds like a heroic falcon.

Join me as I break down the glory, genius, and mild insanity of Canada’s most precise power trio — one hi-hat at a time.

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 It’s just a jump to the left—and a lunge into madness—as I dissect The Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack, one glitter-stained track at a time. From Frank-N-Furter’s grand entrance to Meat Loaf’s rock ‘n roll meltdown, this episode of Album Reviews & You dives into the bizarre brilliance of one of cinema’s most iconic musicals. Plus, our new sponsor—Bobby’s Beef & Bleach Emporium.

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Stevie Wonder’s Talking Book is the sound of freedom — a young artist breaking every rule and inventing the future of soul as he goes.
In this episode of Album Reviews & You, I dive into the creative chaos behind songs like “Superstition,” “You Are the Sunshine of My Life,” and “Maybe Your Baby.” It’s funk, heartbreak, and pure innovation — all from a 22-year-old who was already redefining what pop music could be.

Join me as we explore the stories, sounds, and small miracles that made Talking Book one of the most influential albums ever recorded.

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This time on Album Reviews & You, we crank the gain to nuclear and dive headfirst into Metallica’s Master of Puppets — the thrash masterpiece that made existential dread sound like stadium fireworks. Between tales of control, addiction, and face-melting riffs, we’ll explore why this album isn’t just heavy… it’s gravitational.

From the pounding rhythm of “Battery” to the haunting instrumental of “Orion,” this episode dives into the chaos and perfection of Metallica at their peak — before the haircuts, before the therapy, before the black album turned dads into headbangers.

So plug in, turn up, and remember: you’re not controlling the puppets — the puppets are controlling you.

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