We begin our summer schedule (Thurs./Sun.) with perhaps our most strangest album yet— rock, theater or otherwise. All part of a whole month of Cade’s picks. His birthday wish. Wish us luck, comrades.

If you don’t share this episode to 12 people in 30 minutes, none of your birthday wishes will come true. Anyway, six weeks after looking at “Fun” House we’re looking at “Fun” Home! Is it worth the hype? And what scheme is Cade concocting today?

Not mentioned in the episode, but my mom thinks The Logical Song is one of the first rap songs. I know, right?

Oh Cramity! It's time for Supertramp's 4x Platinum selling (in US) prog pop/soft rock album 'Breakfast in America'! And are we giving it the episode it deserves? Tangents of Don Rickles, Dove Cameron and a track on the album's official YouTube playlist that really doesn't belong are to be expected today peoples. Props if you're listening to this while having breakfast-- in America!

It's our third theater album episode and we barely have any lambast to throw towards Bare: A Pop Opera! Haha we won't have that many bare puns in this episode unfortunately. The show is about five teenagers in a Catholic boarding school and how they make horrible life choices that deeply affect their lives. And thankfully it slaps! It must be heard to believe.

With Jackson and Riley away at parties, it’s a minimal cast of me, Kay and Romi today as we check out the smash hit by (the) Eagles: Hotel California! Is it as great as every grill dad says it is? And how many Capitalism digs can we make in one episode?

Dear Ben Shapiro, we hope you listen to this. And we don’t care how you feel about it. Neither do facts.

So John Lennon has recently been a controversial figure in music these past couple years, no thanks to Gal Gadot, but his 1971 landmark album 'Imagine' is still good enough to remain a classic for the ages right? Right? People are aware of the nine other songs attached right? Well let's find out! Oh and disclaimer I do say the Australian cuss in this episode, sorry!

Special guest/friend/Billy Joel fanatic David joins us as we check out a classic album by one of the best figures in American rock music. With one of the worst album covers in American rock music. Get ready for the sad harmonica.

Iggy Pop and The Stooges make their debut on this podcast with their hit 1970 sophomore album “Fun House”. But is there really anything fun about it? And is that a horse? And how many things can we say are more fun than Fun House? And more questions!

A brief message to all the transphobes watching this: Don't. Just get out. Leave.

With that out of the way, let's check out David Bowie's breakthrough 1971 album Hunky Dory! And it appears we are all hunky dory for this charming set of songs from the father of the guy who directed the World of Warcraft movie. And no it's not all because of Shrek 2. It's also Andy Warhol.

Happy Easter everyone! To celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ Superstar, we’re taking a look at Hell’s favorite band AC/DC and their smash hit album with our good friend Romi— the first Canadian on the show!