The Crafty DM pulled out this 1983 release.  This is the third ZZ Top album played by Vinyl Rhetoric.  This is their eighth studio album and also their biggest seller.  MTV played the videos from this album non-stop. Happy New Year, Rhetoricians!

Kingcow pulled out this 1968 classic.  Number 459 on Rolling Stone's top 500 albums of all time, this compilation by The Drifters has many timeless classics.  The Crafty DM enjoyed the doo-wop sound as much as Kingcow.  Listen to this one and reminiscence about a carefree time.

Kingcow and Heather listen to the soundtrack from Christmas Vacation.  This album includes several talking segments from the movie.  If you haven't seen the movie yet perhaps this episode will encourage you to do so.  Merry Christmas to all the Rhetoricians!

This 1971 album somehow found itself in Kingcow's collection.  Kingcow and Heather discuss cider, tea and Christmas during this show.  We hope you enjoy it and have a Merry Christmas!

Heather finishes up this fine soundtrack.  Four sides and four shows, Kingcow found this album entertaining.  Enjoy this one!

The Panda brought this, the third album, from rocker Jon Bon Jovi.  This album, which came out in 1986, rocks hard.  There are several mega-hits and the whole album is solid.  Enjoy this one, Rhetoricians!

Heather plays the third side from this soundtrack.  It has a song that's a cover and a medley which features parts of several songs.  Heather's enthusiasm for this album is contagious.  Hopefully the Rhetoricians enjoy this ride!

Kingcow introduces Heather to this 41 year old piece of vinyl.  Kingcow reminisced about hearing this while playing soccer in high school.  It still sounds good after all these years.

Heather, true to form, keeps playing her whole album.  Except for her "turkey" release she hasn't missed a beat.  This is side 2 from the movie soundtrack for "Moulin Rouge".  Enjoy the Broadway sound, Rhetoricians!

Today Kingcow and Heather listen to the fifth album from Collective Soul, "Blender".  Kingcow really likes the song, "Why, Pt. 2" so he played the first side.  Hope the Rhetoricians enjoy it.