My third most successful YouTube episode was devoted to Supertramp and their 1982 swan song with its classic lineup ...Famous Last Words... an album that was overlooked compared to its blockbuster predecessor Breakfast in America. Plus I pay tribute to Tom Petty who passed away while I recorded this episode in October 2017.

I figured I'd tackle The Boss on this episode and the album that introduced me to him as a small boy, 1984's Born In the USA. I may not agree with all his politics but from 1973-85 HE DID NO WRONG!

From October 2017, I decided to look at an overlooked AC/DC album called Fly On the Wall from 1985 and this was before we lost Malcolm Young (the engine that chugged AC/DC from the beginning) and why this album is a personal favorite despite what the "experts" claim otherwise.

Now for something different, I decided to look at the making of Steely Dan's 1977 classic Aja and also pay tribute to founder Walter Becker who passed away a few weeks before this review.

Terrence looks at The Who's It's Hard on this episode from September 2017 which was around the 35th Anniversary of The Who's last album with John Entwistle.

Terrence is joined by Lee Gerstmann from Free Form Rock Podcast as we look at Black Sabbath's overlooked 1976 classic Technical Ecstasy. This was another episode I had a ball recording.

Episode 28 from September 2017 spotlighting the 1982 Dire Straits classic Love Over Gold and explain why this was Dire Straits' masterpiece.

Now this episode is one of my favorites, I look at Pink Floyd's comeback album from 1987 and their first without Roger Waters entitled A Momentary Lapse of Reason. Who needs wikipedia when I can set many things straight.

This was my second episode devoted to my other favorite band in the world and it's on my favorite album by Rush, the 1982 classic Signals. This first aired in early September 2017 on YouTube and I gush my love for this album.

This was my second Genesis related episode this time focusing on singer/drummer Phil Collins' solo debut from 1981 entitled Face Vaule and why Phil never topped this album (although Hello I Must Be Going comes close).