One of the greatest guests to the show AJ, joins me to talk about one of the greatest albums of all time, by the only band that matters. That's right it's London Calling by The Clash! It was released December 14th, 1979 and is celebrating a 45 year anniversary!

A shorter episode and no guest today. I just wanted to briefly talk about my favorite albums of the year and mention an EP celebrating a 20 year annivesary!

Released November 24th, 2014 after a brief delay, Ixora was Copeland's first album in 6 years! And my guest Stephen was so ready for their return! Join us as we talk through this album on the 10th anniversary of it's release!

We are trying something new. One of our favorite guests jumps into the hosting chair. That's right the ⁠Brock⁠⁠ takeover has begun! Brock is joined by Josh from Chruch Jams Now to talk about Everyone Makes Mistakes by Starflyer 59. Released Novermber 16th, 1999 and celebrating a 25 year anniveary!

If I Left the Zoom by Jars of Clay was a bit of a devisve album when it came out. I brought in Josh, the biggest Jars of Clay fan I know to dive into the album on it's 25 year anniversary!

Well it finally happened, I am doing an episode about my all time favorite band, Five Iron Frenzy. Yes, I'm aware they come up on every show! I am joined by Steve and we are going to talk about Proof That The Youth Are Revolting by Five Iron Frenzy. It was released November 2nd, 1999 and is celebrating a 25 year anniversary!

Sin by Poor Old Lu jumped off the shelf with the pink peep on a yellow background. But the album delivered and became an important album to not only me but also this weeks guest Brian. Join us as we talk about why this album stood out so much but still holds up on the 30th anniversary of it's release!

On today's episode we are going to take a look at a worship album. No don't turn off the episode! I am joined by Scott to talk about the fablous Becoming Who We Are by Kings Kaleidoscope. It was released October 28th, 2014 and is celebrating a 10 year annivesary.

We continue the conversation about 90's Christian music in a special crossover event between the two shows I work on. The Album Anniversary podcast and the ⁠I Survived Youth Group in the 90's Podcast⁠. Again I am joined by ⁠Scott⁠ and ⁠Bill⁠ as we talk about 90's Christian music and why it still hold a special place in our hearts.

The year is 2004, Five Iron Frenzy has broken up but Reese Roper decided to throw me a bone and put out a brilliant Punk influenced Power Pop album. Todd returns for a third time and we are not talking about a ska, but we work it in as we discuss Brace Yourself for the Mediocre by Roper on the 20 year anniversary of it's release on October 19th, 2004. Oh I discus some other albums also released on October 19th!