Mike and Ryan are hungover this week. They 'float on' through Modest Mouse with the records Sad Sappy Sucker, Good News For People Who Love Bad News, and We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank. Jesus these titles are long. 

THIRD BAND TIME. Michael launches the DDudez into the wonderful world of Modest Mouse with their first three records whose names are to long for me to want to type out. Do a fucking google search. Dog-Ryan vibes out and Michael has some dastardly DSLs.

Michael and Ryan cap off Sum 41 with 13 Voices and Order in Decline. Then they rank each album in the discography, and decide on a definitive top 10 Sum 41 songs of al time list. We're professionals. 

This week on DiscogDudez the boys continue their stroll through Sum 41's backlog with the albums Chuck, Underclass Hero, and Screaming Bloody Murder. Ryan hates Disney Channel and Mike's mom gaslights him. 

With Green Day wrapped up Ryan takes the helm as the boys travel through Sum 41's discography for the first time, starting with the records Half Hour of Power, All Killer No Filler, and Does This Look Infected? Michael has a Nickleback related mental breakdown.   

Michael and Ryan finish their romp through Green Day's discography with Revolution Radio and Father of All... Then they rank every album, and decide the Top 10 Green Day songs of all time, no arguments. Michael eats Hobo Soup while Ryan waits for Dos Dos. 

Michael, Ryan, and special guest Patti hit a road bump in Green Day's discography after listening to the records Uno, Dos, and Tre. Mike and Patti struggle to keep up with Ryan's huge brain. 

Michael and Ryan keep on truckin' through Green Day's discography with the records Shenanigans, American Idiot, and 21st Century Breakdown. Ryan steals some green beans, and wake Mike uuuuuuuuuuuuhp when September ends.

Michael and Ryan continue their look into Green Day's discography with the records Insomniac, Nimrod, and Warning. Ryan has a great idea that isn't confusing at all. 

On the pilot episode of DiscogDudez, Michael and Ryan start their dive into Green Day with the band's first 3 records: 1,039/Smoothed, Kerplunk, and Dookie. They go over their bests and favorites, and talk about how firefighters poop! Have fun!