Hey! That's The Name of The Album

Gabe and Collin discuss the 2005 album by the mysterious band, Gorillaz, and they have a nice lively debate about their least favorite song. There is nothing out of the ordinary with the episode, nothing at all, they're fine, you're just imagining it.

Have you ever wanted to party like Chris Farley? Yes? Well it may not be the best idea considering he died young, but hey, you do you boo. Gabe gets drunk and raves about this Danny Brown album and Collin gives his top 5, you know how it goes by now!

I can't think of a description for this episode. So on that note! Hey! Gabe and Collin listen to the final album Jim Morrison recorded before his death in 1971, the classic L.A. Woman. Listen to what they have to say about the gritty vocals and troubled life of Jim Morrison on this episode of, Hey! That's the Name of the Album.

Wow, who would've thought that 2009 would usher in a new era of supreme talent? Gabe did, that's who. Listen to Gabe and Collin get a little LOKO and discuss Nicki Minaj's hit mixtape, Beam Me Up Scotty, as they introduce a new style to the show. 

This episode is dedicated to the listeners we dropped on Teenage Dream. It's all good, baby baby.

Gabe and Collin bring it back to the simpler times of 1994 and kick off Season 2 with the classic Biggie Smalls album, Ready to Die. The theme of death is on everyone's minds as they get older, or while they wait for a city bus, so find out what Gabe and Collin think of this aptly named album by a man who was Ready to Die.

George Bush doesn't care about podcasts.

Gabe and Collin send it up with the 2013 retrospective finale! Find out what they think of Kanye West's incredibly polarizing album, Yeezus, and stay tuned for the return of Hey! That's the Name of the Album.

...We're a problem to fellas...

We had to do it. We gave you a taste of what we can do but had to make you wait for this episode. The feelings you felt, the anticipation, waiting, and wondering when we were going to drop. That's what it felt like in 2013 waiting for the highly anticipated solo debut of Earl Sweatshirt.

Nah I'm just messing with you, Collin went to Chicago and couldn't edit this episode in time and then forgot to hit 'publish' when he got back. Damn it, Collin.

Entering the land of brie, croissants, and the smell of stale cigarettes, Gabe and Collin are joined by their dear friend, Jesus Otamendi, as they discuss the final album (maybe) by the French duo, Daft Punk! Find out if they think Daft Punk is doing it right or if nobody was able to lose themselves to dance. All of this, and more, on the latest episode of Hey! That's the Name of the Album.

We only have one question on this episode, how do you feel about chicken parms and little arms? Gabe and Collin couldn't help but laugh as they sat down with their first official guest, Rory Monserat, and discuss Chance's breakout mixtape, Acid Rap.

In an effort to shake things up, and hide their procrastination for season 2, Gabe and Collin will go back to 2013 to review five of their favorite albums of that year. In the inaugural episode, they discuss Drake's popular album, Nothing Was the Same.