Chaos, corruption and poetry? This weeks episode has it all. On her 1997 debut ‘Supa Dupa Fly’ Missy Elliot and Timbaland combine to usher in a new era of Hip Hop.

Our second guest of the season(Tom Bibb) holds our hands as we journey into the world of Iggy pop and Proto-Punk. Will we agree that ‘Funhouse’ is one of the greatest rock albums of all time?

Wildcard? In the first of our monthly wildcards, Dan chooses Tame Impala's 2015 synth-pop waterfall, 'Currents'. Does it deserve a place on the list? Or were Rolling stone right to exclude it?

This week the boys take on Drake's sophomore, Take Care.

Opinions clash while contemplating Drake’s 2011 sophomore effort Take Care.

After a barely deserved Christmas break the boys return to discuss Rolling Stone’s 96th best album of all time. (Excuse the audio mix)

The boys are joined by friend and fellow music enthusiast Leighton Webber to discuss Metallica’s thrash metal magnum opus, Master of Puppets.

Week 3 sees the boys tackle themes of rootlessness and grief as they explore Lucinda Williams' raw and confessional 1998 album 'Car Wheels on a Gravel Road' 

1. This week the boys tackle superficial heartbreak on Taylor Swift’s country-pop album, ‘Red’.

This week we kick off the series with the Band's bluesy rock debut, Music From The Big Pink.