It's finally arrived! The series finale of Seventies Beatles. See who finally scored the most points overall to be crowned the ultimate winner.

It's our last batch of albums. Will Scot's devious ploy to force Kate to add some Yoko Ono songs to her album work? Or has he just gont completely troppo? Let's find out!

This episode we dig into the results from our seventh batch of albums: Double Fantasy, McCartney II, Somewhere In England, and Stop And Smell The Roses. We also discuss the four upcoming biopics, and polka legend Jimmy Sturr.

Were the Beatles ready for the Eighties? Could they handle the synthesizers? Would their record labels start rejecting their albums? Would they keep their wings? What other tragedies does this new decade hold?

For the second half of the seventies, Wigs are going full-tilt. At the speed of sound you might say, but by the end of the decade they had regressed back to the egg before finally calling it quits. This episode looks at the last three albums by Paul McCartney and Wings.

While John took the second half of the Seventies off, George and Ringo both found time to record a few albums, and maybe even make a TV special. We'll delver into their output from 1976 through 1979 in this special episode.

It's out biggest batch of percentage increases yet. Plus we parse out what the Grammys mean and how we are going to proceed with this podcast.

Oo-wee, you snookeroos and bony maronies!  This episode we are looking at the sixth batch of solo Beatles albums, including: Rock 'n' Roll, Venus and Mars, and Extra Texture.

Is "Band On The Run" a summer album? And how does that skew our results for the fifth batch of albums?

John finally hits number one despite separating from Yoko. Paul finally earns some critical respect despite getting mugged in Lagos, Nigeria. George gets his album done in time for the tour despite laryngitis. Success all around!