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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In episode 12 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg listen to the King of Rock and Roll. They dive into Elvis Presley's 1969 classic From Elvis in Memphis. They discuss album tracks including Any Day Now, Only The Strong Survive, Wearin' That Loved On Look, Power of My Love, I'll Hold You In My Heart, In The Ghetto, and Long Black Limousine. They also touch upon the non-album singles from the era Kentucky Rain and Suspicious Minds.

In episode 11 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg listen to Simon and Garfunkel's classic 1970 release Bridge over Troubled Water. They review the record, explore the tense relationship between Art and Paul, and discuss the tracks The Boxer, Baby Driver, Cecilia, Keep the Customer Satisfied, The Only Living Boy in New York, So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright, Bye Bye Love, Song for the Asking, and the title track.

In episode ten of Epic Albums, Mike, Greg, Alex, and Gavin listen to Def Leppard's Hysteria. Not everyone feels that this is Def Leppard's best album, but all agree it's packed with hits. Songs reviewed include Armageddon It, Animal, Hysteria, Rocket, Love Bites, and Pour Some Sugar on Me.

In episode nine of Epic Albums, Mike, Greg, Alex and Gavin listen to Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde. Everyone in the studio agrees this album deserves epic status, and they share their top songs. Songs reviewed include One of Us Must Know, Obviously 5 Believers, I Want You, Pledging My Time, Stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again, Visions of Johanna, and Just Like a Woman.

In episode eight of Epic Albums, Mike, Greg, and Alex Savkov listen to Billy Joel's The Stranger. As they review the album, there is some disagreement amongst the hosts about the best tracks. But all can agree it's a classic. Songs reviewed include She's Always a Woman, Scenes From an Italian Restaurant, Moving Out, Just the Way You Are, Vienna, The Stranger, and Only the Good Die Young.

In episode seven of Epic Albums, Mike, Greg, and Alex Savkov listen to the Journey album Escape. Not all of the hosts agreed that this was an album deserving of epic status, but everyone agreed on the best tracks, as well as some of their least favorites. Songs reviewed include Stone in Love, Who's Crying Now, Open Arms, Still They Ride, Keep on Runnin', Mother, Father, and Don't Stop Believin'.