On episode 22 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg review another one of the five albums to hit #1 on the Billboard album chart in 1984: Prince's Purple Rain. With so many hits and classic deep cuts, the guys had a tough time picking a top three for this episode. Their lists turned out to be a bit different and they listened to Take Me With You, Baby I'm a Star, I Would Die 4 U, Let's Go Crazy, When Doves Cry, Computer Blue, and Purple Rain.

In episode 21 of Epic Albums, the guys review one of Greg's favorite ever albums from his childhood: Paul McCartney's Tug of War. Mike and Greg even give some love to the album's huge hit single, which seems to inspire a significant amount of disdain amongst many music fans. They listen to Wanderlust, The Pound is Sinking, Tug of War, Ebony and Ivory, Here Today, Ballroom Dancing, Get It, and Take It Away.

In episode 20 of Epic Albums Mike and Greg pay tribute to rock and roll royalty. They listen to Queen's A Night at the Opera and find they spend as much time talking about Brian May as they do Freddie Mercury. And they couldn't ignore Roger and John, either, as they played their favorite tracks including I'm In Love With My Car, '39, Sweet Lady, Love of my Life, You're My Best Friend, Seaside Rendezvous, Good Company and Bohemian Rhapsody.

In episode 19 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg listen to a hidden gem from the 1960s that over the years has finally received the recognition it deserves. The guys analyze the Zombies' Odessey and Oracle and discuss their favorite tracks including Maybe After He's Gone, Friends of Mine, I Want Her She Wants Me, A Rose for Emily, This Will Be Our Year, Brief Candles, Beechwood Park, Care of Cell 44, and Hung Up On A Dream.

In episode 18 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg welcome a special guest, their friend Jason Brown to the studio. They explore the pleasures of Daryl Hall and John Oates' classic 1981 album Private Eyes. The guys discuss the songs Mano a Mano, Head Above Water, Some Men, Unguarded Minute, Private Eyes, Friday Let Me Down, Tell Me What You Want, and Did It In A Minute.

In episode 17 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg listen to an album from one of their all-time favorite artists: Electric Light Orchestra. The dive into A New World Record and review the tracks Do Ya, Tightrope, Livin' Thing, Rockaria, So Fine, Shangri La, and Telephone Line.

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In episode 16 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg listen to an 80s classic: Sports from Huey Lewis and the News. They discuss the tracks I Want A New Drug, Bad Is Bad, Heart and Soul, Walking on a Thin Line, Heart of Rock and Roll, and If This Is It.

In episode 15 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg dive into one of the greatest debut albums ever made: Marshall Crenshaw's self-titled first record. They review the tracks Brand New Lover, Someday Someway, Not For Me, Mary Anne, There She Goes Again, Girls, Cynical Girl, and I'll Do Anything.

In episode 14 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg listen to an undeniable classic: Fleetwood Mac's Rumours. They go deep on the tracks Dreams, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Second Hand News, The Chain, You Make Loving Fun, Gold Dust Woman, and Go Your Own Way.

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In episode 13 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg picked an album that might confuse some listeners. But certainly not the people who know them best. Rick Springfield's Working Class Dog fits their musical tastes to a tee, and stands as one of their favorite guilty pleasure records of all time. Mike and Greg discuss the tracks Daddy's Pearl, Carry Me Away, Love Is Alrite Tonight, I've Done Everything for You, Everybody's Girl, The Light of Love, and Jesse's Girl.

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