Day 18/Album 18 of the #CPNTShow #BMM30 series takes a look at the classic O'Jays album "Family Reunion," an album that narrates the black experience of the mid-70s to perfection.

For Day 17 of the #BMM30 series, the #CPNTShow looks into the dark, twisted mind of George Clinton and Funkadelic's Cosmic Slop, a deep album with bare bones rock styling.

Starting the 2nd half of our #BMM30 series with some more early 2K hip-hop and Jadakiss' Kiss of Death album is the topic. Chris discusses his thoughts on the album and how influential of an MC 'Kiss has been for close to 25 years now.

Halfway home! And today the 15th album of our #BMM30 series is Luther Vandross' second solo studio album, 1982's Forever, For Always, For Love, the album which Chris feels is the best in Luther's catalog. You'll want to listen to the reasons why.

We venture into the realm of baggy jean shorts, American Flag bandanas and throwback jerseys in Day 14 of the #CPNTShow #BMM30 series. We're talking The Diplomats' Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam debut Diplomatic Immunity and the back story behind it all.

Lucky No. 13 in the #CPNTShow's #BMM30 series is Ask Rufus, the 1977 album where Chaka Khan's vocal wizardry is on full display because funk, rock and soul instrumentation from the musicians that made up Rufus.

Day 12 of Black Music Month and the #CPNTShow's #BMM30 series is a reflective one as we look at the truly reflective album in Stevie Wonder's Classic Era, Fulfillingness' First Finale, which of course came on the heels of a car accident that almost took Stevie from us at age 23.

We get deep into the history of music on the newest #BMM30 - The featured album is the SOS Band's Sands of Time and how bands like SOS and many others suffered greatly once technology took over music in the 1980s.

We're West Coastin' into Day 10 of the #BMM30 series and today, we're talking the criminally underrated band that is Con Funk Shun and their 1979 album "Candy," where everything good and great about this Vallejo, CA crew was on display.

For Day 9 of Black Music Month, we get into Eve's debut album Let There Be Eve - Ruff Ryders' First Lady, discussing everything from Swizz Beatz's production to Eve's storytelling capability and some quick thoughts on the Ruff Ryders hierarchy.