This week the guys listen to one of the biggest albums of the 90s. The 1994 MTV's Unplugged with Nirvana. No one knew just how big this performance was going to be and it still sounds jsut as strong today as it did when they first performed it in 1993.

This week the guys listen to the 1991 album from Primus, 'Sailing the Seas of Cheese.' What did they think of this album 30 years later?

This week the guys talk about some punk rock legends in Social Distortion. Their most successful album is their self titled third album from 1990, but is it punk? is it alt? Is it rockabilly? Listen up and join the conversation.

The first hip hop edition of the Dad Rock podcast tackles an iconic album from A Tribe Called Quest from 1991.

This week Joel and BJ tackle a rock opera. How do they feel about 'Tommy' by The Who. It's a very unique album for many reasons as you'll hear.

This week's episode is a little different. Rather than being a discussion on just the album from Florida Metal band, Iced Earth, it became a discussion on founder and guitarist Jon Schaffer's involvement in the U.S. Capital Riots this past January. Prior to recording we learned this information.

News:
https://loudwire.com/iced-earth-jon-schaffer-released-bail/

This week the guys take a look at the 15th studio album from Weezer, 'Van Weezer.' Wha did they think? Does the band's tribute to the hair metal era do the genre justice?

Spotify playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2NrDHDJSRdzxknlVrDZeej

The guys took a jump in the deep dive with 1984's 'Stop Making Sense' from the Talking Heads.

Spotify playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Tx8K6PM0pMpPuRgjUXvRw?si=217e388d0f1c486e&nd=1

This week the guys explore an album that is nearly 50 years old, 1972's 'Machine Head' by Deep Purple. The album was BJ's choice, and no one was hurt during the making of this podcast.

Listen to the album here:
https://open.spotify.com/album/1EK3a0Yctg4d3nGQzE4Uty

The guys take a listen to Tom Petty's first solo album from 1989. Hear their thoughts and where they think the album stand today.