On the surface, No Jacket Required is pure ‘80s pop—big synths, chart-topping hits, and Phil Collins at the peak of his fame. But underneath the polish?
It’s a storm.

A man unraveling in real time, hiding heartbreak, control, and quiet desperation behind every beat. In this episode of One Album, All In, we break down the full arc of Collins’ 1985 blockbuster—track by track.

From the swagger of “Sussudio” to the haunted loops of “Take Me Home,” we uncover the truth behind the hooks. 

This isn’t a legacy deep dive. No icons. No chart history. Just a band you’ve never heard of — and a song you won’t forget.

When Vultures of Culture slid into the DMs, it could’ve been another promo drop. But “Catch and Release” hit different. Grit. Groove. A riff that struts like a bar fight in rhythm. And lyrics that feel lived, not focus-grouped.

In this episode, we break down the track, meet the band, and remind you that rock isn't dead — it's just been pushed off the algorithm’s map.

Featuring music clips, Detroit roots, and one hell of a live energy.

🎧 Stream “Catch and Release.”
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Catch and Release - Vultures of Culture (Official Video)

🎟️ See them live before the venues get bigger.


August 13 — The Blind Pig, Ann Arbor
With Horror Movies in The Morning, Yellow No. 5, Lanternfly

August 22 — The Diesel Lounge, Chesterfield
With Sean Anthony Sullivan


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He’s not a product.
He’s a reflection — of Ray’s phrasing, Bonnie’s ache, Waylon’s rebellion, Tritt’s bruised masculinity, and Solomon’s gospel fire.

In this episode, we trace the lineage that leads straight to Chris Stapleton and break down why he stands tall as The One in a sea of algorithm-built voices. From “Broken Halos” to “Nobody to Blame” to “Parachute,” and finally “Tennessee Whiskey,” this is Stapleton with the volume up and no filters on.

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Big hair. Big hooks. Bigger shoulder pads.
In this Feed-style rewind, we dive headfirst into the unforgettable soundscape of 1984 — one hit at a time.

From the synth stabs of “Out of Touch” to the unfiltered joy of “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go”, this episode unpacks the music, the madness, and the mixtape moments that defined a generation.

We’ll break down the chart-toppers, expose the behind-the-scenes stories, and even sneak in some forgotten pop culture that’ll have you digging out your Trapper Keeper and rewinding your Walkman.

This isn’t just a playlist — it’s a full-on neon time warp.

She didn’t just break the mold she rewrote the blueprint.
In this epic showdown, One vs. The Feed dives deep into the life, music, and legend of Dolly Parton. From her humble Smoky Mountain beginnings to chart domination, movie stardom, and empire-building, we trace her journey and pit it against the modern country scene.

Featuring music clips, sharp commentary, and a Feed-style faceoff with today’s biggest country stars, this episode proves one thing:
The world doesn’t make 'em like Dolly anymore.

Buckle up, buttercup—because we’re going full throttle into the most iconic movie musical of all time.

In this episode of One vs. The Feed, we dive headfirst into the soundtrack that made the world sing, dance, cry, and suddenly know how to hand jive. From the chart-topping hits (Summer Nights, You’re the One That I Want) to the overlooked heartbreakers (Sandy, Hopelessly Devoted to You), we break down every song, every scene, and every bit of behind-the-scenes chaos.

You’ll get trivia, nostalgia, and maybe even a theory about a flying car and a couple of teenagers who never left the beach. Plus, we wrap with one final track that proves Grease was never just a movie—it was a cultural lightning bolt in a can of hairspray.

Slick your hair, grab your Pink Ladies jacket, and crank it up.

Because we were all born to hand jive, baby.

Prince vs. The Feed – Close-Up Edition

He didn’t just play music he turned it into a purple storm of sound, sex, and spirit.
This Close-Up episode of One vs. The Feed dives deep into the fire, the funk, and the fearlessness of Prince. From Purple Rain to the Super Bowl. From dirty minds to divine guitar solos.

Prince didn’t follow the rules. He flipped the switchboard. We track the legacy, the imitators, the myth and the moment it rained on cue.

The Feed couldn't contain him. No one ever could. Certified Prince-Core: falsetto seduction, guitar wizardry, and the war on ordinary.

🎧 Listen now. Long live the symbol.

THRILLER: How Michael Jackson Rewrote Pop History in 9 Tracks

In this episode of One Album, All In, we moonwalk through the making of Thriller the album that changed everything. From chart-smashing singles and Vincent Price’s creepy cameo to synth solos, family cameos, and that legendary Motown 25 moment, we break down every track, story, and secret behind the best-selling album of all time. Packed with fun facts, musical deep dives, and MJ’s legacy in full force.

This is Thriller, like you’ve never heard it before.

Queen vs. The Feed: Glam, Guts, and Global Thunder

They didn’t chase trends — they exploded them.

This Close-Up edition of One vs. The Feed takes you inside the roar, the risk, and the reign of Queen. From the operatic chaos of “Bohemian Rhapsody” to the crowd command of Live Aid, Queen redefined what a rock band could be.
Freddie Mercury didn’t just perform — he levitated.
Brian May sculpted galaxies with guitar strings.
Roger Taylor and John Deacon built thunder beneath the glam.

We trace their rise, their shape-shifting genius, and the imitators who still can’t touch them.
And we end with the only artist who came close to matching Freddie’s power — the King himself. 👑 Certified Queen-Core: operatic drama, cosmic solos, arena-sized defiance.

🎧 Listen now and witness the crown in motion.

In this special Close-Up edition of One vs. The Feed, we track the real death no one talks about — the death of the medium.
From vinyl to cassette tapes, CDs to torrents, record stores to endless playlists, we follow how music went from a sacred hunt to a background buzz.
It’s a story of lost rituals, corporate takeovers, and the battle between discovery and distraction.
The Feed didn’t just change how we listen. It changed what music means. If you’ve ever missed the crackle of vinyl or the thrill of saving up for that one sacred album — this one’s for you.
Long live the pilgrimage.