Every once in a while, there comes an album that Peter can find no fault in, and that Dre has to search really hard to find fault in.  This time, it happens to be a monumental instrumental effort by a Mexican pair who found their path in Ireland.

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Wherein it is revealed that Peter is (unsurprisingly) a "Close Personal Friend of Al" and Dre is (unsurprisingly) not. It's not so much about the album as it is about Al, because in the end it's all about Al anyway, isn't it? Of course it is.

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Peter and Dre have a hard time getting all the way through this, but was it worth it? Was John Lennon's legacy upheld? Was Darfur saved? Tune in to find out!

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What happens when a guitar virtuoso decides to release a 3-LP set of improvised solos to the unsuspecting masses?  You get an impressed Dre, and a satisfied Peter.

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Peter finds out just how little Dre knows about Jimi Hendrix, and also that Dre has a weird aversion to Ice-T's hair.

When an album figures as prominently in Peter's teenage years as Beck's 'Mellow Gold' does... what does that mean when an older Peter listens to it a lot more closely? Can Dre tolerate something so absurd? Whatever conclusion will our heroes come to? Tune in to find out!

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Peter and Dre agree that Andrea Bocelli's 'Sogno' is both beautiful and... not really for them. They disagree about what that means for ratings, though, as well as the role of synthesizers in classical and classical-adjacent music.

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Peter introduces Dre to a supremely influential figure in electric blues, and Dre can't help but compare it to the prior episode's subject.

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Peter and Dre get into some great 70's Funk/Soul/R&B with the horn-driven sound of Tower of Power, and Peter is totally unable to be unbiased about it.

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Peter and Dre want to know what they've missed with Arrested Development 'Since the Last Time' they were in the charts, because they've kept going and now we're WAY BEHIND all of it.

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