The Oscar nominations are hot but the musical discussion is cold. Sometimes that's how it goes when the content of your podcast is dictated by a random number generator. Perhaps Andrew and Dan have cursed themselves with their own premise, hoisted themselves by their own musical petard. Or maybe this song performed by Andrew's Sisters is actually not bad. Who can say?

Make sure your body guard is on standby during this episode, because this one's a killer. The indomitable Whitney Houston is once again up for discussion and this time she's making us feel always loved with this 1993 number one smash hit. Will it be just as big of a success with Andrew and Dan? Only this episode will tell!

This is what we call in the biz a classic "bait and switch." You bring people in with a famous Beatles tune and then you pull the rug out from under them, forcing them to sit down and listen to you talk about Elton John for nearly an hour. Here at Number One With A Bullet, we just call that the '70s. Enjoy!

What better way to kick off the new year than listening to an hour and half of two people reminiscing about the previous year! This week, Andrew and Dan break with format once again to discuss their personal top ten albums of 2018. Enjoy the new music recs! We'll be back next week with normal programming.

As is tradition, Andrew and Dan are capping off the year with a look back at the past 12 months of popular music. Recently, Billboard released their official year-end list for 2019 and, folks, it's a weird one! It's got Spider-Men, DJ's with bucket heads, and some bad guys going sicko mode. Strap in and enjoy the holidays!

In an odd turn of fate, Andrew and Dan are returning to the year 2004 almost exactly one year after the last time they did. But rather than discussing Usher's Boo, they're talking about one of the most ubiquitous songs of the 2000s. The song that taught America to drop their bottoms to the floor and then taught them to love again.

Long before the Avengers claimed to have the biggest crossover event in history, one of the greatest bands in 1940s entertainment got in the studio with one of the biggest voices in jazz. You know we're talking about that Ink Spots/Fitzgerald collab! This one's for all you Fallout fans out there.

This week, Andrew and Dan get a chance to talk about some real Jersey Boys, and no we're not talking about Tony Soprano and the gang. Get it? Because they're from Jersey. Anyway, Frank Valli kind of sounds like a muppet on this one but if you're interested in the history of this song, this episode is for you!

Right around the time Dan was graduating from high school and Andrew was graduating from kindergarten, Alicia "Piano" Keys jumped back to the top of the charts with a song that truly came from the lips off God. Unfortunately, God didn't send along a decent backing track to go along with it. Don't be mad at us! Listen for yourself!

As part of a early promotional push for the new Star Wars movie, Andrew and Dan invest far too much time into discussing the life and career of Carrie Fisher's father, Eddie "The Fish" Fisher. As a popular singer from the 1950s, his career is, needless to say, familiar! Still, we manage to have fun here!