PAST 10s: A Top 10 Time Machine - Music of the 70s, 80s and More

MIlt and Dave explain the curious tale of how a tune about sausage rolls hit the top of the UK charts.

Milt and Dave ring in the new year by revisiting an old year - when the Zeppelin soared, the Fab ones came together and Creedence crooned. Enjoy a whole lotta pod traveling to 1969!

Neil. Babs. Bruce. Freddie. And Leo? Milt and Dave hit you with their best thoughts on the top ten for this week in 1980.

The pop music encyclopedia Dylan Volk invades the time machine again with a deep dive into 1992's genre-shaking tunes.

What is Daryl Hall's real name? What megastar sang quietly behind Diana Ross? And why is Milt's son bonding with him on the podcast? Join us for a very special episode of Past Tens.

Revisiting the week in music on Dec. 2, 1978. Milt, Dave and secret weapon guest Al go back to when Chic's song freaked us out, discoers discovered Gino Time and Dr. Hook spent the night with us. Also, the stunning and tear-inducing story behind "You Don't Bring Me Flowers."

Milt and Dave bring the pain to the house in 1992.

Past Tens is pleasantly hijacked by Pop Music Encyclopedia Dylan Volk, who reveals why the music world in 1985 was invaded by British crooners, revolutionized by an oft-imitated staccato beat and shocked when footage surfaced of Casey Kasem losing his shit over a long distance dedication gone awry.

We built this podcast on rock & roll. Dave and Milt teleport back to 1985 when Phil crooned, Stevie bopped and Starship created the most reviled song in the history of music (or did they?) Enjoy this show which includes an exciting new feature from music oracle Dylan Volk.

1970, I think I love you. Dave and Milt travel through fire and rain to the year where the Kinks bended genders, Michael literally looked up to his brothers and Neil was cracklin' his Rosie ... well, you can't blame him; it gets lonely on the road. Enjoy, share, like and rock on!