It's time to roll up the windows, make sure nobody's watching, and crank up the stereo as Glen, Shaun, and special guest Declan reveal the guilty pleasure songs they hate to love. [counterblastshow.com]

Glen and Shaun lament their favorite bands' unwillingness to put out bad albums, and put each other on the defensive for their favorite songs and albums of 2014. [counterblastshow.com]

Glen and Shaun are makin' their list and checkin' it twice, but this year's batch of Christmas tunes isn't looking so nice. [counterblastshow.com]

It's the end of the world as Glen and Shaun know it, but they don't feel fine—and with the threat of nuclear annihilation, totalitarian governments, and Puppet Phil Collins looming in the not-to-distant future, who could blame them? [counterblastshow.com]

Will Glen and Shaun finally succeed in bringing one another to tears with the perfect, heartbreaking song? Or will they realize that they're the guys in the front row that yawn whenever a band plays a sad song? [counterblastshow.com]

After listening to singing starship captains, rapping wrestlers, and the uncomfortably forced weirdness of their favorite celebrities-turned-singers, Glen and Shaun reconsider releasing their own cash-in album of pop standards. [counterblastshow.com]

In celebration of Halloween, Glen and Shaun conjure up a terrifying tribute to 80s novelty rap, bad Romanian accents, and reminisces on Saturday nights at grandma's house. Beeewaaare! [counterblastshow.com]

On a journey taking them through graveyards, dance clubs, and mall food courts, Glen and Shaun apply a little black nail polish, quaff some absinthe, and fill up on Count Chocula in an attempt to discover what is and isn't goth music. [counterblastshow.com]

They're uncertain if they like him (especially in the 80s), but Glen, Shaun, and special guest Andy know they really love David Bowie as they dig deep into his impressive discography. [counterblastshow.com]

He writes the songs that make the whole world cringe! Glen and Shaun give hit maker extraordinaire Desmond Child the one-finger salute. [counterblastshow.com]