This week its back to the mid 90's with Sublimes 1996 self titled album.  The hosts cover all the hits, the lesser known songs, the album's odd structure and unique cross genre sound, how it influenced the bands that came after, and more!  If you enjoy the pod, don't forget to subscribe, rate and comment!

For the 30th episode, our hosts review an all time classic, Tom Petty and the Heartbreaker's 1979 hit "Damn The Torpedoes."  The guys exchange Petty stories, talk about their favorite songs, discuss how the lesser known songs fit into the album, and mourn the legend's recent passing.  Check it out and remember to subscribe, like, and comment!

It is Part 2 of the latest edition of Wife's Picks!  This week we look at The Black Angels and their 2017 album Death Song.  We discuss the bands modern take on psychedelic rock music, debate when does a lot of reverb become too much reverb, break down our favorite songs and more!  Always a fun time, don't forget to rate, like and comment!

It's the return of Wife Picks!  Part One has the boys reviewing Phoenix and their 2009 hit Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix. They discuss the bands ultra catchy sound, a unique middle to the album, the bands infectious live act and more!  Don't forget to subscribe, like and comment!

The boys take another trip across the pond to review Oasis and their 1995 album (Whats the Story) Morning Glory?  The hosts look at how well the album ages, the fascinating Gallagher brother dynamic during recording, the silly Blur feud, and more.  If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and like!

This week your hosts review one of the most famous metal albums of all time, Metallica's 1986 Master of Puppets.  The Jo(h)n's discuss they're favorite songs, discuss the influences the various band members had on the album structure, debate how annoying Lars Ulrich really is, poor one out for Cliff Burton's last album, and more!  Always a good time, don't forget to subscribe, like and comment!

Its the big one, episode 25!  And what better way to celebrate a big episode than with a big album...a DOUBLE album.  Our hosts break down the godfather of concept albums, 1969 release Tommy.  The Jo(h)n's dig into their thoughts on the album, how successful they were on executing a "rock opera", and argue over who wrote and sang each song.  Always a good time, don't forget to subscribe, comment and like!

Our guys tackle another 1995 album- Radiohead's artistic breakthrough The Bends.  The Jo(h)ns discuss how the album paved the way for future success, John wrestles with how annoying fans can re-inturpret a band's sound, the albums obvious influence on bands like Foo Fighters and Muse, how this album paved the way for "indy rocks" and more!  Check it out, subscribe rate and comment!

This week our hosts dip their toes into the early 2000's and Jimmy Eat World's 2001 break through album Bleed American.  The Jo(h)n's discuss the bands rise to fame, their very nineties sound, debate what constitutes "Emo Rock" and try and decide if the albums adolescent themes still hold up as their fanbase gets older.  Always a good time so check it out, subscribe, like and comment!

Our hosts stay on the mid 90's nostalgia train for Live's 1994 smash hit Throwing Copper.  The Jo(h)ns fawn over another underrated rhythm section, talk about the bands lyrics, discuss rumors of being a christian rock band, dive into "fake Live", and provide a bonus review of Mental Jewlery.  Check us out and subscribe, rate, and comment!