When Peter and Dre explore 'Take a Break' by punk supergroup Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, we learn what it takes to make Dre dance in the kitchen while cooking.

You can listen to the album here: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kA-B7onHhu8R65uo9jNS0HQb8rErxpQoA

Peter and Dre expound on Nirvana's 'MTV Unplugged in New York' and wonder how much differently this album would be remembered today if Kurt Cobain were still with us.

After the show, refresh your memory of the album on YouTube Music or your favored platform: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_ky-ihvTuvMxTWOsW_ICT6ZQQgqU62NrTA

Peter and Dre pontificate on Frank Zappa's 'Orchestral Favorites' and come away with some surprises on the late composer's work.

After the show, listen to the album on YouTube Music or your favored platform.

Peter and Dre take on Marillion's 'F__k Everyone and Run', and have some differing opinions on why it's compelling listening.

Also known as the acronym, 'FEAR', it's the 18th studio album by the long-time progressive rock group.

Peter and Dre make their way through the too-short Volume 3 by Miles Davis, and figure out that they don't really know the Miles Davis chronology all that well in the first place.

Volume 3 was later reissued as part of the Miles Davis compilation Take Off: The Complete Blue Note Albums, which you can hear on YouTube Music (it's tracks 13-18 there).

What do you get when you cross Metallica with The Beatles? You get Beatallica, obviously. Peter and Dre talk about how well it works.

Thanks to Diane and Sean Takaki for providing some inspiration for this podcast, through their own: 'Why Do We Own This DVD?' Find it wherever fine podcasts are found.

Masterful Mystery Tour on YouTube Music.

We're not breaking ground; we're just listening to music, and talking about it. One album at a time.

Each quick episode, Peter and one of his friends talk about one album from his personal collection.

No fuss. Nothing fancy. Just taking time to listen.