This was my first Genesis episode on their 1981 album Abacab and why this album made me a huge Genesis fan.

This episode was recorded in summer 2017 and I go into detail on why Metallica's 1984 classic Ride the Lightning remains my favorite Metallica album to this day. I know Master gets the praise.

On this episode I celebrated 50 years of Pink Floyd's classic debut from 1967 entitled The Piper at the Gates of Dawn. It was a labor of love recording and editing this.

This episode according to my brother Marc Alden Taylor was the yin to the yang that my brothers at Rock Metal Combat did concerning Def Leppard's 1987 classic Hysteria.

A rare list episode from a year ago, opinions haven't changed. I divided into 10 Live Hard Rock Metal and 10 Classic Rock/Progressive Rock Live Albums. Something different from the norm.

This time I talk about my favorite American rock band The Eagles and their first flight (I mean debut album) from June, 1972 on its 45th Anniversary (first aired in summer 2017) and find out why I love this band so much.

On this episode I decided to celebrate the 45th Anniversary of Jethro Tull doing the unthinkable, hit #1 with their classic Thick As a Brick from 1972 which comprised of one 44 minute long song.

On this episode I celebrated the 40th Anniversary of Pink Floyd's 1977 underrated album Animals and I'm joined by my brother Dr Fukk Ralph Viera as we look at this missing link in the Pink Floyd catalog.

On this episode from June, 2017 I decided to look back at the album that set my life on course for being a classic rock sponge, the 1979 classic from The Little River Band entitled First Under the Wire (the first album I ever owned PERIOD). On this show I only talk about REAL LITTLE RIVER BAND (Birtles, Shorrock and Goble) NOT THE SCABS THAT STEPHEN HOUSDEN PROMOTES!

This was my first episode devoted to Led Zeppelin and I wanted to do my favorite album which was criminally overlooked, 1976's Presence.