Peter and Dre get dropped into Bob Dylan's debut album from 1962, wondering what it is that makes him so important. Along the way, they wander into sidelines about Korn and Slipknot, because of course they do.

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Peter and Dre go on a slow cruise with Barry White's voice, and include stops along the way with Soul Train, rasta pasta, and the end of the world if Prince had been born with Barry's vocals.

What do you get when a fun, quirky New Wave band takes a hard turn toward fun, quirky, party-oriented pop? You get a song that practically everyone knows and loves, and an album filled with good times. The B-52's already had a following, but they became icons here.

Peter and Dre have a very special episode, finally getting out of their caves and going to a live show for the first time in... practically forever.

Join us as we talk about Dre's first Tower of Power concert. How amazing was it? Find out!

Peter and Dre get down with some good ol' hard-rockin' slide-guitar blues, and pontificate on the live music and people-watching experience.

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When Peter and Dre get to Skee-Lo's debut album, 'I Wish', they start wishing for a lot of stuff. Then the go off on tangents about 90's rap in general, and the importance of rappers writing their own material, and so much other stuff.

There might be some astounding confessions, or at least some unexpected revelations here. Or there might not be. Either way, Peter and Dre take on The Beatles' legendary self-titled "White Album" from 1968. Does it hold up? Is it played out? Is it legendary? Take a spin and find out.

How well does a comedy writer, aiming at middle-America in the early 60's hold up today? Do we still get the joke? How did this impact musical comedy in the past 60 years? Who knows?! Join Dre and Peter as they muck through the meteoric rise of a fat funnyman.

A good, straight-forward, classic kinda R&B album? What could possibly go wrong? And who does this remind us of? And what nearly unforgiveable sin almost derailed this thing right from the start? You'd better listen to find out what Peter and Dre thought about Morgan James' 'Hunter'.

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Peter and Dre come up to an album that's so scary and disturbing that they're not exactly sure how to describe it and where it belongs. It sure is intense, though. Diamanda Galás' 'Vena Cava' definitely has an impact.

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