Joe and Paul trek down the winter fields and take a look at Snow Patrol's Wildness and Joe's temper gets flared.

But why and how will they Rate That Album?

That's right Joe and Paul discuss Neil Young's late 80's comeback album Freedom. Why in the world would they even discuss a Neil Young album in this day and age?

More importantly, How do they Rate That Album?

Joe and Paul dive into one of the "The" bands with The Vines debut album Highly Evolved. This episode also features the Mandela Effect.

How will they Rate That Album?

Joe and Paul head way back to the year of the Watergate Scandal and ride in their 1972 Pontiac LeMans to discuss Big Star's #1 Record.

But the real question is, how is the original version of Down the Street... That's not right! The real question is how will they Rate That Album?

Joe and Paul dive in the crazy world of 2013 that was full of Miley Mania. Granted they are not the target demographic for this album but still they are going to at it like a wrecking ball.

How will they Rate That Album?

It's Christmas in February! Actually Paul got really behind on getting the podcasts up so blame him for being frankly lazy.

So now that's we got him good and embarrassed. Joe and Paul finish up their Christmas albums with Joe's favorite musician of ALL TIME, Bob Dylan.

But how will they Rate That Album?

Joe and Paul discuss the Christmas holiday classic funk album, Christmas is 4 Ever, by Bootsy Collins.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidaze!

Joe forced Paul to listen to the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band SOUNDTRACK that features mainly Peter Frampton and the Bee Gees. to quote Robin Gibb, “When our Sgt. Pepper comes out, it will be, in effect, as if theirs never existed.”.

But how will Joe and Paul Rate That Album?

Joe and Paul review their 1st Jazz album of the series. But what kind of Jazz? Big Band & Swing Music, Bebop, Gypsy Jazz, Hard Bop, Modal Jazz or Latin Jazz?

How about the style of Hollywood actress Molly Ringwald.

How will they Rate That Album?

Joe and Paul step back into the world of pop music with Beyoncé's acclaimed 2016 album Lemonade. You know the one that semi focuses on calling out her husband Jay-Z?

But the question is how will 2 middle aged white guys from the Midwest Rate That Album?