Did you ever wonder what your favorite cheesy 80's song might sound like if it were re-invented as a slow jazz emo ballad? Or perhaps some gangsta rap sung as an acoustic coffee house ditty? Well, there are some artists who did just this, and we're bringing you our favorites for our latest mix tape. This is a special kind of episode - covers from a different dimension. And remember, we're the mafia, so what we say goes...

It's new music someday and we kick things off by introducing you to our new favorite rock band, Greta Van Fleet - a Led Zeppelin sound with a new rock vibe. Then we dig into this week's Mix Tape - Title Trax - our favorite songs that also share the name of the album they are on - the best Title Tracks.

Our theme this week is songs that feature talking or spoken parts! Think Vincent Price in "Thriller" or Prince at the beginning of "Let's Go Crazy." As you can imagine, it's a tough one to whittle down to a top 10 playlist, but we give it a valiant effort...

In this week's episode, we come up with the Top 10 songs that contain the name of a city, state (or country!) in the title. Spoiler Alert: Despite their call out in the epsiode's title, Missing Persons' "Walking in L.A." just missed the cut.

It's a fresh new playlist debate for the Mix Tape Mafia. This week's theme?... Songs that contain a woman's name in the title! We span 5 decades on this one, bringing you some obvious blue chippers and some hidden gems. And as expected... the vetoes come out! Do you agree with our offerings?

Our premiere comes to you as the spinoff episode of Cheesesteak & Chowder. This also dropped on our flagship podcast on the C&C network, and serves as a crossover and introduction of the new Mix Tape Mafia podcast. We kick things off by explaining the genesis of the new podcast and dig into some "Sloppy Seconds", aka the 2nd best song from every artist.