This week, Anthony and Reagan revisit Steely Dan by looking at their 1980 album, "Gaucho." Reagan talked entirely too much and actually had notes so there wasn't much time for them to get off topic.

This week, Anthony and Reagan take a look at Foreigner's most successful album, "Double Vision." Other topics of discussion, Reagan informs Anthony about the locals of the Mississippi Gulf Coast eating Catalina sauce on pizza, therefore it starts a disagreement because Anthony believes pizza should not be dipped. To whoever gave us a 1 star review, please tell us why you don't like us.

This week, Anthony and Reagan are back with another list episode in which they pick their top five vocalists from the 70s and 80s. Other topics of discussion are their guilty pleasure shows and disgraced Mississippi lawyer, Bobby Delaughter.

This week, Anthony and Reagan revisit Phil Collins by taking a look at Genesis' 1986 album, "Invisible Touch." Other topics of discussion are talks about Anthony's receding hairline and Reagan's awful experience watching the new Fast and Furious movie.

This week, Anthony and Reagan dive into Dire Straits debut self-titled album. Other topics of discussion are Jeremy Irons career and Reagan's fear of corn fields caused by the movie, "Signs."

This week, Anthony and Reagan look at Ozzy's album, "Bark at the Moon."

This week, Anthony and Reagan decided to visit one of the first albums of the 70s, Simon and Garfunkel's last album, "Bridge Over Troubled Water." Other topics, Reagan's love of looking at houses on Zillow and Anthony's emotional discussion about Metrocenter in Jackson, MS.

For our 25th episode, we decided to look back on an artist that we had already done but with an album from a different decade. Anthony and Reagan discuss Billy Joel's 1983 album, "An Innocent Man." Other topics of discussion, Anthony is a surprisingly good lounge singer and Reagan should've not graduated from high school.

This week, Anthony and Reagan decided to look at Elton John's 1973 album, "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." They are very tired in this episode and are in a constant state of brain fog throughout it.

This week, Anthony and Reagan decided to take a dive in Daryl Hall and John Oates' 1981 album, "Private Eyes."