Armond & Doc somehow spend 2 hours just talking about 2002 & 2003 alone - but there’s a lot to talk about. The first NERD album, the first (real) Clipse album, the first Justin Timberlake album….this might have been the peak of the Neptunes. Plus they get off-track on everything from what songs set it off at those middle school dances to the Lionel Ritchie “Hello” video.

Armond & Doc discuss the long-awaited Papoose album, Lil Wayne’s new album, and new tracks from Robin Thicke, Stalley, Fat Joe, Limp Bizkit (yup), and more. Plus we get into the latest Rick Ross controversy, the debate over the classicness of Diplomatic Immunity, and a whole lot more.

Armond & Doc wrap up their epic 3-part series on the Neptunes, covering 2004-2009. Everything from ‘Fly or Die’ to ‘Til The Casket Drops’, plus lots of random Nelly hilarity.

Armond & Doc go in-depth on Justin Timberlake’s latest album, plus random talk about House of Cards and Inc.

Armond & Doc go over some recent news, talk quickly about the Oscars, and then begin their epic retrospective of the Neptunes career. Plus conversations about Jim Jones, Papoose, So So Def, and a whole lot more.

Armond & Doc talk about everything from Papoose to French Montana to the new PlayStation 4 before talking about what they’d change about All Star Weekend.

Armond & Doc wrap up their epic look back at DJ Premier’s career, picking up where they left off last week and ending in 2003. They cover everything from Moment of Truth, Nas Is Like, and Boom to records from Sonja Blade, Afu-Ra, and Krumbsnatcha. Plus a whole lot more.

Armond & Doc talk about new music from Justin Timberlake and Drake’s new video before going in-depth on the Grammys. We cover Lecrae & Drake winning, Nas not winning anything, Frank Ocean’s performance, and why we think the Grammys don’t see hip-hop accurately. Plus a lot, lot more.

Armond & Doc talk a little bit about new singles from Destiny’s Child & Justin Timberlake before recapping their top 10 projects from 2012. As you might expect, they agree on virtually nothing.

Armond & Doc break down the first part of DJ Premier’s career, covering his first four albums from Gang Starr along with classic songs with Nas, Biggie, Jay-Z, and too many others to count. Plus find out what Armond thinks is the greatest Premier beat of all time, and which classic he thinks is overrated.