The Lords present live from the tail end of a long and emotionally overwrought series of wrap-up parties for the Grammys. Ben gives insightful analysis on Paul McCartney (again); Kev has his faith restored then shattered; Brett lines up a future political career; and Lord Al gets frisky with a mop called Tay-Tay...

It may be the loosest segment we do but still one of our faves. The Lords unearth gems by Wilco and Cornershop, Sinead O'Connor and Sheryl Crow. But who picked who?

Also: Lords Al and Brett strip apart and get right inside bridges, breaks, middle eights and the mysterious pre-chorus.

Lord Ben challenges the others to name the magical links between mules and Bryan Ferry, with bonus points for following unknown and spontaneously developed rules.

Also: Lord Kev hooks up his rod, sticks it in a barrel, and mixes up his metaphors to show us the catch of the day - Nick Cave and The Boys Next Door.

"Something happened on the day he died." Yes, all the other Lords had a right laugh. Tribute songs and words to help Lord Kev break on though to the other side.

Also: Lords Al and Brett lube up and go elbow-deep into the working parts of popular music.

Why did the chicken join a band? Because it already had drumsticks. And if you liked that joke, you’ll love this episode as the Lords come to grips with a few of the best drum tracks around.

Also: Lord Ben breaks out his magnifying glass and pocket knife to prise apart some choice specimens of prog music.

Join Lord Ben as he explores the tragic tale of Pete Ham. After being signed to The Beatles' Apple Records label and having some early success despite being in a band called Badfinger, Ham was eventually butchered by corrupt management.

Lords Al and Brett continue to poke and prod at music in this episode. Like two young lads with a ruler and not much else to do behind the school utility shed, they flop out a few songs and attempt to answer life’s burning questions: How long? How short? How fast? How slow? And where do you see yourself in 600 years from now?

Join Lord Ben as he explores the tragic tale of Judee Sill. Despite a life of drug abuse, armed robbery and prostitution, her beautiful and poetic music stands the test of time.

With a-one, and-a-two, and-a-three, and-a-four, and-a-five... Lords Brett and Al bar up as they measure their music with time signatures. Nothing gets these guys primed like counting out the beats while a song plays. So dust off the leather cuffs, break out the meter stick and let the beatings begin!

The spiced ham of Christmas Specials is here again! The Lords know that sharing is caring so gift albums are dispersed, some choice memories of 2020 are passed around, and Christmas hits are dug out of the charity bin of yesteryear. The Lords are also blessed with a special live performance by international guest stars. Prepare to pick glitter off your ears for the next month ‘cause the Lords are sending goodies down your headphones!