This week's episode is the three of us sweating in a hot room, discussing two albums on Apple's Top 100 albums of all time.

We examine how Bob Marley's Exodus and The Clash's London Calling demand attention and a call to action

Today, the podcast includes the albums of John Coltrane and Miles Davis.

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme - 54 on Apple's Top 100 albums.

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue - 25 on Apple's Top 100 albums.

No Hodge and Monster this week, things just didn't work because we are all working in some way shape or form when normally record. You just have to listen to me to discuss the music.

This episode includes Apple's Top 100 albums of

Carole King - Tapestry #38

Joni Mitchell - Blue #16

Neil Young - After the Gold Rush #81

This episode features the albums of the Velvet Underground and Nico as well as David Bowie.

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Today's episode examines two albums on Apple's Top 100 Albums

#83 Patti Smith - Horses (1975)

#43 Talking Heads - Remain in Light (1980)

Today's album features two albums from Apple's Top 100 Best Albums of All Time.

From 1977 - Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express. and from 2001 - Daft Punk - Discovery.

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In this episode, Trigger finally decides to use a real DAW and look we sound good.

Episode this week involves

2007 Burial - Untrue

1991 Massive Attack - Blue Lines

1994 - Portishead Dummy

This week's episode deep dives two albums on the Apple's Top 100 Albums of All Time List

77 - Madonna - Like A Prayer (1989)

89 - Lady Gaga - The Fame Monster (2009)

Today's episode is a special St. Patrick's Day event. Examining number 49 on the Apple's Top 100 Albums list - U2 The Joshua Tree.

Since it pairs with nothing else on the list, we decided, why not - let's do Achtung Baby, the record Trigger considers to be is musical awakening.

Monster is still on assignment, examining Quicksand in DC. We hope she returns soon and gives us a full report.

On this episode we review two albums on Apple's Top 100 albums of all time.

Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (No. 78)

George Michael - Listen Without Prejudice, Vol. 1 (No. 91)

Monster is on assignment, so filling in her spot, we have a bit of a Puff Yeah reunion with John.

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