This week we talk a walk on the A and B side of Transformer, the most acclaimed album of Lou Reed's solo career. Our very funny friend David Britton makes his first appearance on the pod. 

This week we explore the mad genius of Frank Zappa during a difficult period of his life. Friend and Zappa-head Ben Frazier helps us out.

This week we celebrate Black Sabbath with our friend and brother Jeremy, as we dive into one of the most dynamic records from these metal pioneers.

This week we talk about a band that should've been better known, Native American boogie rockers Redbone. It's also the return of fellow musician Cody The Grey.

This week we welcome musician and good friend Anthony to the show for the first time, to talk about the critically acclaimed debut by Big Star. The brief existence of these underdogs influenced a generation of pop rock artists.

This week we get jazzed about the icon Miles Davis but end up being more than just a bit disappointed with his fusion record On The Corner.

This week we're a few days late with this episode, but it gave us more time to digest the highly influential debut from Roxy Music. 

This week our good friend Mat Alano-Martin joins us for the first time to get deep into the lyrics of legendary songwriter and wordsmith John Prine. 

This week our good friend Branden joins us to talk about the debut record by one of his all time favorite groups, Styx. They come out the gate proggy but at their core they're pure rockers from the start.

This week it's revisiting time with Stevie Wonder, as we discuss his second record of the year. Despite differing opinions, there's no doubt it was even more successful than the first. Gabe nods along in agreement with us.