Peter and Dre only kinda talk about this compilation; it only really cover's Aerosmith's earliest years. They also go off on tangents about whether or not 'Greatest Hits' albums even have a place anymore, and the influence of Run DMC on Aerosmith even still being around in the first place.

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Peter and Dre talk about one of the greatest albums of the early 70's. Dre talks about feeling like she knows the film just from the album without having even seen it before. There's almost nothing to seriously criticize because it's just that darn good.

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Peter and Dre (re-)discover a great mid-90's album. Peter talks about why he feels guilty even having this CD, and the conversation takes a small detour into the finer points of 'Beavis and Butt-head'.

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Peter and Dre try to appreciate the musicianship of Old Crow Medicine Show, even when the music isn't totally their oeuvre. There's also a side discussion on retro-acts with dirty-sounding names.

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Peter and Dre hear Beck change things up for the feels on 'Sea Change'. Peter goes off on a slight tangent about Wesley Willis and outsider music.

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Peter and Dre get their early 90's on, and discover how a bad mix can hurt a great list of songs. Peter learns what New Jack Swing really is, and Dre expresses her (not quite) undying love for MC Hammer.

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Peter and Dre drift along with Peter Murphy's 'Deep', and find a need for some soundtrack and/or meme work.

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Peter and Katey pontificate about the VeggieTales album, 'Silly Songs With Larry', and come away needing something to break up its relentlessly upbeat nature.

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If you need a palate cleanser after that, Peter suggests a course of Ogden Edsl's immortal "Dead Puppies": https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=A4S7gMiImKc&feature=share

Peter and Dre wonder who Willie Nelson's 'The Great Divide' was actually made for, and speculate on ways it could have been made better.  

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Peter and Dre come to nearly the same consensus on Joe Strummer's 'Streetcore' as a whole, but for a completely different set of songs on it. Kinda like convergent evolution, but with less biology.

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