Insane murderer and innovative producer Phil Spector pushes the limits of album enjoyment with this career-spanning four-disc boxset, which Rolling Stone magazine calls the 489th Greatest Album of All Time. We disagree! Christopher Macarthur-Boyd and Liam Withnail give it a listen, and then get into it about Christmas songs, box sets, Napoleon syndrome, true crime podcasts and the killing of actress Lana Clarkson by Spector in his mansion. All this and more on the twelfth episode of Enjoy An Album!

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As Linda Ronstadt once sang on this very album, “Some say the heart is just like a wheel/ When you bend it, you can’t mend it.” Well, Linda, others say this podcast is good and you should listen to it! Stand-ups, pals and music lovers Liam Withnail and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd are listening to the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time in order, and this week it’s “Heart Like A Wheel”. They talk country rock, Emmylou Harris, midwestern emo band Short Fictions, the invention of the toaster, and The Pirates of Penzance. All this and more on the eleventh episode of Enjoy An Album!

There’s a “Fine Line” between enjoying an album, and not enjoying an album. Comedians, friends and music lovers Christopher Macarthur-Boyd and Liam Withnail do a deep dive on Harry Styles’ sophomore solo record that’s deeper than a deep pan pizza at the bottom of the ocean. They talk One Direction, malibu beach resorts, Zane Lowe, Arctic Monkeys and Bon Iver. All that and more on episode 10 of Enjoy An Album!

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It might be “Too Soon To Tell” whether or not Enjoy An Album will go down in history as the greatest music podcast of all time, but whether you’re a “Real Man” or “Nobody’s Girl”, there’s something to enjoy in this week’s episode. Liam and Christopher listen to Bonnie Raitt’s tenth studio album Nick Of Time, one of the shining jewels in the treasure chest of adult contemporary country. They talk sobriety, middle age, sitcoms, VH1 and the artist formerly known as Prince. All that and more on episode nine of Enjoy An Album with Christopher Macarthur-Boyd and Liam Withnail!

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The boys introduce Enjoy an Album Playlist, and catch you up with their picks so far!

The boys are curating an Enjoy an Album playlist, a companion piece for you - our dear listeners.

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“When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stop Loving You?” More like, ‘When Did You Start Loving This Podcast, When Did This Podcast Start Loving You?’ And the answer to that question is: “with this episode.” Christopher and Liam listen to Marvin Gaye’s ‘Here, My Dear’ (#493 on the Rolling Stones list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time) then got down and dirty with post-marriage space funk, attorney fees, pregnant teens, adultery, tragic deaths, Oedipal complexes, paternal spats, and Jamiroquai. All that and more on episode eight of Enjoy An Album with Christopher Macarthur-Boyd and Liam Withnail!

“Be My Baby”? How about, be my listener to this podcast! This week’s album: “Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica”, which is #494 on the Rolling Stone magazine list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Christopher and Liam talk about it being released on the precipice of the Age of the Album, deep dive into some revisionist critical theory regarding the evil Phil Spector who produced it,

Don’t make us beg you ‘On Bended Knee’ to listen to this week’s episode! Boyz II Men’s ‘II’ (#495 on Rolling Stone’s Greatest Album of All Time list) gets the Enjoy An Album treatment from two boyish men. Liam falls in love with their neo-doo wop sound, while Christopher does a deep lore dive that’s deeper than a deep pan pizza at the bottom of the ocean on their origin story. Plus, what exactly is going on in the video for ‘I’ll Make Love To You’? All this and more on episode six of Enjoy An Album.

‘Hips Don’t Lie’... and neither do we when we say this is a good podcast! Shakira’s 1998 smash hit ‘¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?’, which (according to Rolling Stone magazine) is the 496th Greatest Album Of All Time, gets the EAA treatment. Christopher talks about being uncomfortable during belly dances as a young boy, and Liam gets quizzed on his knowledge of lucha libre. Plus, Metallica gets brought up apropos of nothing on several occasions. All this and more on the fifth episode of Enjoy An Album!