On this episode, Terrence spotlighted the 1983 Pink Floyd farewell album with Roger Waters entitled The Final Cut. Again joined by fellow Floyd fan Ed Lopes-Reyes and discuss why musically it's held up superbly and why it's lyrically pure 1982-83 with political name bombing of now-deceased world leaders.

This was one of my favorite episodes, celebrating 45 years of the Pink Floyd album that made them rock legends for keeps, 1973's The Dark Side of the Moon and am joined by my buddy Ed Lopes-Reyes to explain why this album is still one of rock's greatest milestones and still a classic 45 years after its release.

Terrence was once again joined by Nate from Down Under for the 40th Anniversary of Judas Priest's best album from the 1970s, 1978's Stained Class and also plugs the then forthcoming Priest album Firepower.

Terrence from March celebrated 35 years of the album that forever divided Styx fans (depended on when you first heard the album in full of course), 1983's Kilroy Was Here which was conceptually years ahead of its time as was its live show and also glimpse at the double live album from Kilroy tour, 1984's Caught In the Act Live.

When Terrence hit 50 shows of this podcast I figured I'd celebrate by looking at the 40th Anniversary of Van Halen's classic debut album from February 2018 and thank all who helped me reach this milestone!

In February I marked 40 years since Genesis announced And Then There Were Three and why this transitional album helped Genesis in the long run to be the legends they are now!

This February past, my brother Nate Insignia Reviews joined me on the belated 35th Anniversary of KISS' 1982 classic Creatures Of the Night.

My second Journey episode in a row where this time I forward to their 1983 followup to 1981's Escape entitled Frontiers and also post-birthday celebration for yours truly!

Terrence's first episode on the band who was made famous thanks to Steve Perry joining Journey for their 1978 classic Infinity and why Terrence loves this album A LOT!

This was one of my intros to hard rock and metal as a 7 year old in 1983 and join me as I look back at Def Leppard's classic milestone Pyromania.