This podcast ain't nothin' to f*ck with. Join The Guys as they explore "Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" by the Wu-Tang Clan. What do drunken boxing, t-shirt ubiquity, and Mitch Hedberg all have in common?

In this mini-episode, The Guys once again take a break from talking about albums from The Poster. This week they are chatting about songs to add - or remove - from your Thanksgiving playlist. 

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Join The Guys this week as they analyze "Live Like You Were Dying" by Tim McGraw. What do the rolls from Texas Roadhouse, Bob Newhart, and CMT's "Trick My Truck" have in common?

In this first mini-episode, The Guys take a break from talking about albums from The Poster. Instead, they discuss some of the albums and artists that have been getting regular plays in their day-to-day lately. 

• Ron: "Highway Prayers" by Billy Strings 

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This week The Guys do a deep dive into "Songs In The Key Of Life" by Stevie Wonder. What do A Clockwork Orange, Kurzweil keyboards, and Chick Korea all have in common?

In this week's episode, The Guys ruminate on the themes presented in the Notorious B.I.G.'s 1994 album, "Ready To Die". What do Kentucky Fried Chicken, pickle juice, and Slim-Fast all have in common?

This week The Guys ponder the first meal of the day while talking about Supertramp’s "Breakfast In America". What do a Dutch millionaire, prog-rock, and a waitress named Libby have in common?

In this episode, The Guys step into the jungle and dissect Guns ‘n’ Roses 1987 release "Appetite For Destruction". What do air drumming and ponderings of payola have in common?

This week The Guys talk about the stylings of Aretha Franklin and her 1967 album "I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You". What do Aretha Franklin and turkey cutlets have in common?

Welcome to the first episode of the 100 Albums Podcast! The Guys kick-off the show with an explanation about how this whole project came together. Then they focus the discussion on The Eagles' 1976 record "Hotel California". What do, heavy metal guitar riffs, The Big Lebowski and Mexican reggae have in common?