In Your Earholes

In this episode, it's just yours truly without a guest. This is my first official pick in this series and it is one of my all-time favorite albums, The Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd. This album sat on the Billboard Top Albums chart for 741 weeks. Download Album019.mp3 Me on Twitter

Download Episode109.mp3 This week, Oliver and Jasen take a journey to the 1990s for some fun stuff. Oliver on Twitter Jasen on Twitter

This time around, I have my first official repeat appearance as Steve Cloutier joins me to discuss "the only band that matters" and their iconic album (from the cover to the music), London Calling. Download Album018.mp3 Steve on Twitter

Download Episode108.mp3 Welcome to a blazin' episode of In Your Earholes. This time, on this odd day to release, we have Heavy D and Oliver Rockside in the studio. This week we have a hash up of songs that have a common theme. See if you can guess. Oliver Rockside on Twitter Heavy D on Twitter 100 Greatest Albums List100 Greatest Albums Signup Form

We are resuming regular programming here on In Your Earholes. This week, Oliver Rockside joins me to discuss two excellent songs from the 1970s, one of which includes some cowbell. You're Just The WorstOliver Rockside on Twitter 100 Greatest Albums List100 Greatest Albums Signup Form Download Episode107.mp3

On this episode, I am joined by a newcomer to podcasting. His name is Jeff Midnight (and the husband of my previous guest, Diane) and he is here to talk about The Band's second, self-titled album, also known as The Brown Album. Download Album017.mp3 Jeff Midnight on Twitter

This is a special edition of the 100 Greatest Albums because the album that we are discussing did not make any of the lists, but has been lauded by such luminaries as Frank Zappa, Kurt Cobain, and Terry Adams. Sit back and enjoy as we discuss this album in depth. Download Episode106.mp3

This time around, my friend Diane joins me to discuss the 1991 U2 album, Achtung Baby. This is the album that gave us "One", "Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses", and "Mysterious Ways". Download Album016.mp3

My friend Nicole joins me in this episode to discuss Public Enemy's second album, It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back. This album provided many people a look inside urban culture in the late 1980's. This was also an album that really made perfect use of sampling in rap music. Download Album015.mp3 Nicole is not on Twitter

Greetings and salutations. We are back with a brand new episode as we dive into the world of massive hair and screaming guitars with our special guest Oliver Rockside. Download Episode105.mp3 Jasen Jason Oliver