Chris and Ephraim dive deep into BNL's 3rd studio album, Born on a Pirateship!

Ed and Steve are back writing together, and it makes for a much better album than their second! How much wordplay exists across these 14 songs? Is the title of this album actually a dirty joke? And does Anne Murray also go by the alias Dirty Old Hank?

After a ridiculously long absence (wasn't this supposed to be a weekly podcast??) Chris and Ephraim return to discuss BNL's second album: Maybe You Should Drive!

Is there a better example in Canadian music history of the "sophomoric slump" than this album? Why did Steve and Ed decide to write on their own when collaborating on Gordon worked so well? And, despite not being the biggest fan of this album, which track is in Chris's top 3 off all time?

In this inaugural episode of Clothed Men Discuss Barenaked Ladies, Longtime Canadian friends Chris Small and Ephraim Ellis break down BNL's debut album Gordon!

Could this be one of the strongest debuts by any band ever? That may sound like hyperbole, but the lads make a strong case for the 15 tracks contained on this classic album.

From concert staples like Brian Wilson and If I Had $1,000,000, to underrated gems like Wrap Your Arms Around Me, every track is discussed in detail, including what could quite possibly be the darkest song in BNL's catalogue!