This week, Chris and Mike look back at a Cheap Trick soundtrack recording (a genre unto itself) with "Mighty Wings," recorded explicitly for the blockbuster TOP GUN soundtrack and written by Harold Faltermeyer and Mark Spiro.

This week, Chris and Mike look back at "Didn't Know I Had It," the fifth single off of the band's first (and only release) on Warner Bros., WOKE UP WITH A MONSTER.

This week Mike and Chris are looking back at the second song off of 1983's NEXT POSITION PLEASE, "Borderline." Rick often introduces the tune these days explaining that it "should have been a #1 hit single…but it wasn't," but has become a fan favorite over the years.

Chris and Mike travel back to 2003 to discuss "Pop Drone" off of the band's 14th studio album and their first album in six years following their 1997 self-titled release.

This week, Chris Castaneda and Mike Vanderbilt look back at the opening track on ALL SHOOK UP, "Stop This Game," the song that announced Cheap Trick for the '80s with a new, notable producer at the helm, none other than Sir George Martin.

Cheap Trick superfans Chris Castaneda and Mike Vanderbilt look back at the second track off of the band's 1997 self-titled album, "Hard To Tell" which was released on April 29, 1997.

On their debut episode, Cheap Trick superfans Chris Castaneda and Mike Vanderbilt look back at—depending on how you look at it—the side 1 track one or side A track one, "ELO Kiddies," the first song from the band's debut album CHEAP TRICK, released in February of 1977.