On episode 52 of Epic Albums, the guys dig into the debut album from the Byrds, Mr. Tambourine Man. It's Mike's first time listening to a full album from the band, and he's all in. They review and discuss the songs I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better, You Won't Have to Cry, Spanish Harlem Incident, Don't Doubt Yourself, Babe, All I Really Want to Do, Mr. Tambourine Man, and The Bells of Rhymney.

On episode 51 of Epic Albums, Greg and Mike tackle another one of the biggest selling records of all time. The listen to Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon, and both agree it still stands as one of the best albums of the rock era. They review the songs Money, The Great Gig in the Sky, Breathe (In the Air), Eclipse, Brain Damage, Any Colour You Like, Time, and Us and Them.

It's episode 50 of Epic Albums! Mike and Greg go big and invite their good friend Jason Brown to co-host and review one of the biggest albums of all time: Michael Jackson's Thriller. The guys discuss the songs Thriller, PYT (Pretty Young Thing), Billie Jean, Baby Be Mine, The Girl Is Mine, Beat It, Wanna Be Startin' Something, and Human Nature. They also look back at the last 50 episodes and highlight their top picks from the podcast from each decade from the 60s to the 90s.

On episode 49 of Epic Albums, the guys listen to Eye in the Sky from the Alan Parsons Project. Mike surprises Greg with his newfound love of the band and how high the album ranks amongst his favorites. They review the songs Step by Step, Silence and I, Children of the Moon, You're Gonna Get Your Fingers Burned, Mammagamma, Sirius, Psychobabble, Gemini, Eye in the Sky, and Old and Wise.

On this episode of Epic Albums, Greg and Mike dive into the classic 1974 Joni Mitchell album, Court and Spark. Their top three lists were very similar for this record, and they were both excited to learn that they picked the same favorite song. Tracks reviewed include Free Man in Paris, Help Me, Same Situation, Car on a Hill, Raised on Robbery, and People's Parties.

On episode 47 of Epic Albums, hosts Greg Potter and Mike Gemma welcome special guest Jason Brown to the studio to discuss one of the greats from the 1970s: Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life. They review the songs Love's In Need of Love Today, Knocks Me Off My Feet, Isn't She Lovely, Contusion, As, Summer Soft, Joy Inside My Tears, I Wish, Saturn, and Sir Duke.

On episode 46 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg tackle Madonna's Like a Prayer. This blockbuster record wasn't even her biggest seller, but is often viewed as the true artistic statement of her early career. They dive into the songs Cherish, Till Death Do Us Part, Oh Father, Promise to Try, Spanish Eyes, Love Song, Dear Jessie, Express Yourself, Keep it Together, and Like a Prayer.

On episode 45 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg go back to the 1960s for one of the era's classic records, Stand! by Sly and the Family Stone. The guys discuss all eight tracks on the LP, including You Can Make It If You Try, Somebody's Watching You, I Want to Take You Higher, Sing a Simple Song, Everyday People, Sex Machine, Don't Call Me N***r, Whitey, and Stand!

On this episode of Epic Albums, the guys review one of Greg's all timers, the 1979 debut record from the Knack, Get the Knack. Musically, this one is right up their alleys, and they discuss the songs Good Girls Don't, Heartbeat, Let Me Out, My Sharona, That's What the Little Girls Do, Frustrated, Your Number or Your Name, and Oh Tara.

On episode 43 of Epic Albums, the guys listen to one of Mike's favorite albums of the 1980s: Heartbeat City from the Cars. Both Greg and Mike have fond childhood memories of this record and they dive into the "Mutt" Lange production head first. Songs reviewed include Heartbeat City, Drive, Magic, Looking for Love, Hello Again, and You Might Think.