Ok on today's episode I will be featuring the Red Hot Chili Peppers 5th studio album Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magik released in September of 1991. This was to me the starting gun for RHCP. As their music just continued to get better and better over the years. And I cant stress enough how much great music was released in the year 1991. After my featured album I will be heading headlong into my favorite part of the show which is staff picks. After staff picks since I have already featured the year that was 1991 I will immediately be going into my closing and call to action. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back to the year 1991.

Alright, on todays episode we are changing gears just a little bit. I got some feedback from the fans and I thought it was a fun idea. So, today we will not be featuring an album but rather a tribute show. This is a tribute show to all the great 80's movie songs we grew up with. If you are not Gen-X you probably have still seen these movies or at the least heard these songs. So, no staff picks today, no year that was just a Tribute to the 80's. Sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back there to relive some great memories.

Ok folks, on this weeks episode I'm taking you in the way back machine farther than I've ever gone on this show before. We will be heading to the year 1955 for what I consider the very first concept albums from one of my all time favorites Frank Sinatra. Released in April of 1955 this is one of my favorite Sinatra albums and I cant wait to share with with you. Following that we will jump into the always entertaining staff picks. Following that I will present the year that was 1955 before doing my closing and call too action and wrapping this sucker up. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back all the way to 1955.

Alright, On todays episode I decided to bring one of my favorites of all time. Pink Floyd's The Wall, released in November of 1979. This one was a labor of love just based on how it was recorded. It was a concept album so me picking the right songs and the songs that I love and making it all fit and make sense was tough. But I think you will be pleased with what you hear. This album is special to me as my baby girl's middle name actually came from one of the songs on this very album. Following this incredible album we will run into staff picks. After that I will jump into the year that was 1979 before moving into my closing and call to action and wrapping this sucker up. So, light one up and sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back to the year 1979.

On this week's episode I am featuring the debut album from one of my favorite bands Weezer. Released in May of 1994 known simply as the Blue Album (due to its color). It is to me just happy music. Following my featured album I will be going into my favorite part of the show the always interesting staff picks. And since I have already covered the year that was 1994 I will be going directly into my closing and call to action and wrapping this sucker up. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back to the year 1994 to relive one of Weezer's best albums

On today's episode I am bringing you The Cars 5th studio album and probably my favorite Cars album Heartbeat City. Released in March of 1984 it is full of great songs we all heard on the radio or watched videos of on MTV. Following that we will move into my favorite part of the show staff picks. After that we will feature the year that was 1984 before wrapping it up with my closing and call to action. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back on a journey to the year 1984.

On today's episode I will be featuring the 1977 only album release from the band Sex Pistols. Released in October 1977 even though they only released one album its shadow and effect have loomed large over the decades. Following the featured album I will be moving into the always interesting portion of the show staff picks. And since I have already covered the year that was 1977 on previous episodes I will not be going into the year that was on this episode. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back to a punk rock fueled year that was 1977.

Alright, on todays episode I am featuring my personal favorite U2 album Achtung Baby. Released in November of 1991 I loved it from the first track I ever heard off of it. There is probably going to be some debate on The Joshua Tree being their masterpiece album. But I will cheerfully disagree. However, we will eventually get to that album so the great debate can continue. After the featured album I will be moving into my favorite part of the show staff picks. And since I have already covered the year that was 1991 I will not re-hash the year that was on this episode. I will instead move directly into my closing and call to action. So, sit back in the way back machine and let me take you back on a journey to the year 1991.

Alright, in this episode I will be bringing you what I consider Bob Seger's best album Stranger In Town. Released in May of 1978 it was an album full of hits that have spanned generations. Following my featured album I will go into my favorite part of the show staff picks where I can become unchained and play anything I want that was released during that year. And since I have already covered the year that was 1978 I will then move directly into my closing and call to action. So, sit back in the way back machine and lets go on a ride back to the year 1978.

On this week’s episode, my wife and part-time co-host slides into the seat beside me as we both gush over what we consider a true Abbey Road–level album—front to back, absolutely flawless. We break down why this record earns that kind of legendary comparison before jumping into my favorite part of the show: Staff Picks. From there, we roll straight into a look at the year that was 2003 and the world surrounding this album. So sit back, get comfortable in the Way Back Machine, and let us take you on a short ride back to 2003.