Our first two-parter concludes with Charlie, Cory and Sam discussing "The 20/20 Experience (2 of 2)". How did Justin Timberlake's sequel to his blockbuster album stack up? It's "not a bad thing" to listen and find out!

The boys are joined by their pal Sam to discuss Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience" in the first ever two-part episode of Turntables & Tea. Find out what song reminds Sam of Cory's wedding, the highlights of the concert on this tour that both Charlie and Sam attended, and how JT's comeback was the music event of 2013. Get your "suit and tie" ready and take a listen!

The boys discuss their "Random Access Memories" when covering Daft Punk's fourth album. Hear about how a pair of robots collaborated with Pharrell, Nile Rogers, Girogio Moroder and others. You'll also pick up on Charlie's recollection of Daft Punk's 2014 Grammy victory and Cory's standom of the robots. You'll "Get Lucky" listening to this one!

Charlie and Cory kick off their look at the 2010s with Lady Gaga's Joanne. Find out all the major players on the album, what Charlie's college anthem was, and whether or not the album should be considered a success or failure for Stefani Germanotta. You won't need a "million reasons" to give this one a listen!

Take a listen to Charlie & Cory in a pre-Turntables & Tea world when they discuss Cher's not.com.mercial album on the Turn Back Time Podcast. Hear the boys break down Cher's songwriting skills and her first appearance on "Will & Grace". Turn back time to the year 2000 with this one!

The boys wrap up the 2000s by discussing Amy Winehouse's iconic "Back To Black", featuring modern classics such as "You Know I'm No Good" and "Tears Dry On Their Own". Hear Charlie and Cory take a journey with appearances from Adele, Beyonce and Prince as they take on one of the most acclaimed albums of the 21st century. You won't need "rehab" for this one!

Turntables and Tea takes on its first pop punk album with Jimmy Eat World's "Bleed American", featuring the hits "The Middle" and "Sweetness". Find out why the boys aren't pop punk, which band Charlie thinks is just the worst and the song that Cory used to hate but came to love. Unleash your inner emo kid and take a listen!

Turntables and Tea goes down the art-rock road with Franz Ferdinand's self-titled debut, featuring tunes like "Take Me Out" and "This Fire". Find out what Charlie feels is the ultimate badge of honor for a 2000s hit, how long Cory listened to just this album in 2004 and what song has been used by both an anime series and Lil Wayne. Release your darts of pleasure and take a listen!