Discoverography - Other jMac

In the debut episode of a new show Jonathan is starting up with friend of the show Chris, a movie is discussed! (You may remember this being promised like 3 episodes ago. Life, uh, finds a way.) We talk about "Hell or High Water"; spoilers begin around 00:30, if that sort of thing bothers you. This will be its own show going forward, but the info for that isn't ready yet. Watch this space! Music: "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," by Bob Dylan

The boys dig into Weezer's now-acclaimed 1996 album, "Pinkerton." May your first instrument be a strong instrument. The next episode will cover 2001's "Weezer" (the green one). If you like the show, please take a minute to rate and review us on iTunes. Also, if you're into books and such, help a brother out by buying Steven's debut novel, "Red Steel" on Amazon, here: http://goo.gl/zDTty5 Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

The boys start the long task of working through Weezer's discography with their debut and first self-titled album, 1994's "Weezer." Digressions abound! Steven might be a robot! The next episode will cover Weezer's "Pinkerton." If you dig the show, please take a moment to rate and/or review us on iTunes. Thanks! Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

The boys finish Biggie's discography with the prophetically-titled 1996 album "Life After Death." We would also like to remind you that balling is an equal opportunity pastime. The next episode will start a long journey through 90s alternative rockville, with Weezer's self-titled 1994 album (it's the blue one). If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate us on iTunes; this really helps us out. Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

The boys jump into 90s hiphop with Biggie's 1994 debut album, "Ready to Die." (Rap lyrics can't melt steel beams.) The next episode will cover Biggie's follow-up, "Life After Death." We love it when you call us big poppa on iTunes. Thanks to Anchors of the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

The boys end Nirvana with 1993's mind-blowing "In Utero." There are several conspiracy theories proposed about song/title meanings. The next episode will cover The Notorious B.I.G.'s debut album, "Ready to Die." If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate us on iTunes. Thanks! Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

The boys explore the album that helped Nirvana get huge and made grunge a mainstream thing, 1991's "Nevermind." Also, Steven hates Nirvana (a fact he denies). The next episode will cover Nirvana's final album, "In Utero." If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate us on iTunes; this really helps us grow the show. Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song "Airplane," from the album "Songs from the Future."

The boys start exploring 90s rock with Nirvana's debut album, 1989's "Bleach." Steven is a hater and Jonathan finally gets the show website right the first try. The next episode will cover Nirvana's "Nevermind." If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate us on iTunes, this is a huge help. Thanks! Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

The boys wrap up Avicii for the time being, with 2015's "Stories." They also try to figure out what trap music is. The next episode will cover Nirvana's first album, "Bleach." If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate us on iTunes; this is a huge help in getting the show visible to the world. Thanks! Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

The boys ponder Avicii's debut studio album, 2007's "True." Stephen has an existential crisis, and Jonathan sings. The next episode will cover Avicii's follow-up release, "Stories." If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate us on iTunes; this really helps us out. Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."