Episode 2 is where the boys discuss the Billboard, the Grammys, popular music of 1970, and check in with Jimmy Buffet. 1970 was a year of soft love songs, The Carpenters and Simon & Garfunkel... and where was all the dance music?

The 1970 Billboard Playlist 

In episode 1 the boys discuss the changing music scene of 1970. The Beatles break up, Mo Town moves to LA, Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin die, and musicians are left asking what's next?

The 1970 Playlist 

Which artist is overrated or underrated from 2006?  Who had the cringiest lyrics? Which 2006 artist would make the worst lover? The boys ask these questions and more in addition to picking their favorite albums and building an essential playlist.

The 2006 Essential Playlist

Celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Black Parade, the boys dive into on one of the most iconic rock operas of all time. Hear a track by track breakdown of the album along with commentary on how The Black Parade's legacy has evolved since it's release. 

In Episode 3 of 2006 the boys share music with each other including albums by Jenny Lewis, The Roots, Beyonce, Grizzly Bear, and Boris. The boys then discuss later albums by garage rock artists and why the Dixie Chicks had a cultural moment in the mid 00s. 

The 2006 Playlist

Episode 2 is where the boys discuss the Billboard, the Grammys, popular music of 2006, and check in with Jimmy Buffet. 2006 was a breakout year for Beyonce, Justin Timberlake, American Idol, and sad boys everywhere.

The 2006 Billboard Playlist 

In episode 1 of 2006 the boys discuss iTunes, ring tones, American Idol, Guitar Hero, Emo, Dance music and much more. The mid 2000s were a time of crisis for major labels but what did that actually mean for the music?

The 2006 Playlist 

Which artist is overrated or underrated from 1983? What classic 80s hit would you use for a montage? What 80s trends need to be revitalized? The boys ask these questions and more in addition to picking their favorite albums and building an essential playlist.

The 1983 Essential Playlist

In this bonus episode the boys dive into an iconic album by one of the most chaotic 80s punk bands. Hear a track by track breakdown along with commentary on how Hootenany captures the essence of punk and hardcore. 

In Episode 3 of 1983 the boys share music with each other including albums by U2, Madonna, Suicidal Tendencies, Echo & The Bunnymen, and the Rain Parade. The boys dive into the duality of U2's music and their public persona and why you should never skip China Girl when listening to David Bowie's Let's Dance.

The 1983 Playlist