It's our second birthday episode in a row! This time it's Izaiah's pick to choose the album, and this time he chose an album by a guy we did about a year ago whom we were relentlessly cruel to. So maybe this album of his will be better! Released during his 'Lost Weekend' era, this album gives us his first #1 hit in the United States as a solo artist. It's John Lennon's "Walls & Bridges"!

Sorry for the two day delay but it’s here! 

Recorded over just two weeks at a budget of $6,400, the self titled debut of Ramones was a commercial flop. But music would never be the same after the release of this loud, brash and exhausting rock and roll record. The theater kids have reached punk. But will they like it?

Released in early 1970, Van Morrison's third album, where he began going mainstream with his R&B jazz compositions, was a smash hit and is considered by critics to be not just one of his best albums, but also one of the best albums ever made.

Well, standards change with the generation. As does taste.

Let's dive into "Moondance"!

On Jackson’s second birthday episode, we take a look at a hip hop classic that redefined one of the genre’s most influential groups from one-hit wonders to trailblazers in the world of sampling. It’s raw, witty, amazing, and it’s Beastie Boys’ “Paul’s Boutique!”

*NOTE, our next episode is going to be "Tick Tick Boom". The album I spun at the end will be our episode 75.

It's the first episode of Cade Month 2. I am so thrilled. Anyway we're talking about not a rock album this time, but a pop rap album that doubles as a concept album about fame & reflecting on past successes and looking at lifestyles when young and old. And it's got some good stuff to it. Let's discuss Lil Nas X's "Montero" and hope we don't get filed a cease and desist!