In the season finale, the guys are joined by Andrew Kaufman as they discuss Radiohead's 2000 album, "Kid A." Topics of discussion include Napster, time signatures, and thoughts on the top 20.

In this episode the guys are once again joined by Kyle Spinnel as they chat about Kendrick Lamar's "To Pimp A Butterfly." Topics include Apple's 100 greatest albums list, Kendrick's lyrics, and playing ahead or behind the beat.

The guys are joined by Michael Pearson for their journey into another Bob Dylan record - "Highway 61 Revisited." Topics of discussion include bicycles, guitar pickups, and favorite lyricists of all time.

In this episode, the guys tackle Kanye West's "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy." Topics of discussion include maximalist music, fuzz and distortion, and the impact lyrics have on culture.

The guys, with special guest Chris (Yanni) Yannayon, discuss the 1979 record London Calling by the Clash. Topics of discussion include Svengoolie, the importance of rhythm accents, and how important musical diversity is to musicianship.

The guys are joined by Kyle Spinel for their journey into Public Enemy's "It Takes A Nation..." Topics of discussion include Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, the skill behind sampling, and how sampling affects the music industry today.

In this episode, the guys are joined by the one and only Log Dog as they discuss the Rolling Stones' album "Exile On Main Street." Topics of discussion include taxes, 12 bar blues, and how life impacts lyrics.

In episode 13, the guys are joined by another special guest and the crew give their thoughts on one of Aretha Franklin's greatest albums. Topics of discussion include dune, stereo vs mono, and what drives an artist to keep going.

The guys, along with a special guest, tackle the Beatles' classic album, "Revolver." Topics of discussion include recording techniques, Avril Lavigne, and what role technology has in modern music.