Near, far, wherever you are....we have a new episode out! Join us as we discuss one of Celine Dion's biggest albums that was home to the Titanic hit "My Heart Will Go On" as well as her work with other great producers and singers.

Welcome to the Jungle! This time we're hitting the Nightrain to Paradise City as we discuss Guns N' Roses' debut album, Appetite for Destruction. We don't hit up Mr. Brownstone but You're Crazy if you don't take time to listen to this podcast!

A valiant performance of patriotism or just an American making music? This week we discuss the blue-collar themed anthemic album by Bruce Springsteen, Born in the U.S.A, and its place in the American culture.

This episode we take a break from the list to talk about one of Jarrett's favorite albums - Forget and Not Slow Down by Relient K.

Now look at them podcasters...that ain't working...money for nothing and streams for free.

This time we discuss British rock band Dire Straits' 5th album, Brothers in Arms, the first album to sell 1,000,000 copies on CD, featuring the hit-song that launched MTV in the UK - "Money for Nothing".

Man it's a hot one....like seven inches from the midday sun...but this album is smooth

This time we discuss Santana's best-selling album Supernatural with hits including "Smooth" (feat. Rob Thomas from Matchbox Twenty), "Maria Maria" (feat. The Product G&B), and so much more.

Oh baby, baby, how was I supposed to know that something wasn't right?

Well, it's ok because on this episode we discuss Britney Spears' debut album ...Baby One More Time. Listen to us talk about 90s pop, being a teenager, and ruin friendships with this hit album from Britney.

This episode is gonna be another brick in the pod. This time we dive in to the concept album The Wall by Pink Floyd and discuss the character, Pink, as he lives a life full of heartache and misery, all the while building The Wall.

It was 55ish years today! Sgt. Pepper taught the pod to...well....let us take you down, 'cause we're going to.....talk about the album that shaped how we think about albums! Listen to us banter about rock 'n' roll kings turned into studio musicians who have left live performance behind for the sake of experimentation.

This week the guys talk about the King of Pop's album: Dangerous. Disagreements, distasteful opinions, and something dangerous is sure to happen! With a claimed 32 million copies sold, Dangerous provides a journey through the artistry of Michael Jackson and a plethora of genres.