Remember when you were younger and you saved up your money to buy that one album that you couldn't wait to have in your hands and call your own? This week, we reminisce and jam with first-time guest Dale Masten as we review the self-titled debut album by Boston.

This episode features the little ditty, "Don't Be A Dick."

It's a historic Couple of Critics episode as Sam has finally chosen something with women! This week the critics discuss the debut and self-titled album by rock n' roll female frontiers The Runaways.

What has 8 arms that play 90s soft rock for all ages? If you guessed a band with an album that could be reviewed on a podcast, then give yourself an award for stellar brain power. The critics review Yourself Or Someone Like You by Matchbox 20, and high-five into the sunset like farting lovebirds.

This episode features a rousing round of Guess That Melody!

It's a monumental moment in history as it's finally time for Michelle to watch and discuss Star Wars! Will this be the start of her journey through The Force or will she still think it's all just stupid?

This episode features a 1 Minute Abe Review!

Classic All-Star guest Zach Broering is back in the "studio" and he's brought along an album that both Michelle and Sam are quite familiar with. This week's topic is the album The Grand Pecking Order by the Les Claypool and Stewart Copeland involved super-group Oysterhead! Oh yeah... that Phish guy is in there too.

Wouldn't you know it!? This episode features a rousing round of Guess That Melody.

This week's discussion is the third and final album from Aaliyah! Was Sam as in as much misery listening to this album as Michelle was when she found out Aaliyah died? Better listen to find out.

This episode features a mini episode of The Abraham Lincoln Crack Emporium Show.

This week Kirk Gibbons sits down with the critics to try out a new beverage and talk about The Offspring's first major hit album Smash!

This episode once again features a rousing round of Guess That Melody.

This week Sam threw a curveball of a music choice for Michelle and the first half of the episode just possibly might have some audio issues. Alright! It definitely has audio issues but I promise it gets better. The critics sit down to listen to and discuss Pearl Jam's debut album Ten.

We're really sorry. We listened to it and now you must suffer as well. This week's subject is Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch's debut album Music For The People.

This episode features yet another rousing round of Guess That Melody!

Long time friend of the podcast Jimmy Rowland has made his way back on to the show. This time his choice is the debut album self titled album from Tenacious D!

This episode features the dumbest minute and thirty-four seconds of your entire life.