Paul McCartney went to the farm, Jethro Tull went to the jungle, the J. Geils Band got lost, and everybody was kung fu fighting for some reason... Plus Al Green, The Three Degrees, Harry Chapin, Barry Manilow, and more!

We're doing something a little bit different this week. Instead of doing a singles or albums chart like we usually do, we're going to tackle an end of the year critics' list. The Pazz & Jop Best Albums of 1997. Join us as we discuss albums from Radiohead, Yo La Tengo, Belle and Sebastian, The Notorious B.I.G., The Wu-Tang Clan, and many many more...

We're taking our first trip to France this week!  Join us as we discuss Johnny Hallyday, Alain Souchon, Mylene Farmer, Veronique Sanson, Eddy Mitchell, Lara Fabian, and other delights from their top 40 albums chart from November 27, 1999.

All of the young dudes and some older ones as well... Michael Jackson sings about a rat, Alice Cooper throws his hat into the ring, The Osmonds go crazy, and Chuck Berry gets caught playing with his ding a ling... Plus Al Green, The Temptations, Curtis Mayfield, Elvis, The Eagles, and more!

Waylon meets the Dukes, Kenny meets Lionel, Diana battles with Chic, John Lennon starts over, Queen goes disco, and Neil Diamond goes punk? 

Plus  AC/DC, Christopher Cross, Willie Nelson, Devo, and more!

We're taking our first trip back to the 50s!  Join us as we discuss blobs, rockin' robins, Mexican folk songs, true crime, and a song written by a former Vice-President.

Plus the Everly Brothers, The Big Bopper, Tony Bennett, Ricky Nelson, and more!

We're coming to you from the depths of Transylvania with our most FRIGHTENING episode yet. Ghouls, goblins, vampires, werewolves, Frankenstein, mummies... Actually, this episode has nothing to do with any of that, but we are going to discuss the Top 40 albums from Halloween of 1987.

With bone chilling appearances by Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Madonna, LL Cool J, Def Leppard, and Whitney Houston. Be afraid, be very afraid. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! Oi! Oi! Oi! 

We're heading to Australia this week and we're going to check out Go-Set Magazine's National Top 40 from October 23, 1971. While we're at it, we might box some kangaroos, check to see if the toilets are running backwards, and do the eagle rock...

Plus Cat Stevens, The Who, CCR, Helen Reddy, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, The Partridge Family, and more!

It's our fortieth episode of Top 40s... This week, we're taking our second spin on the 1984 charts, but this time around we're heading across the pond to the UK. Should these songs have been hits in the US? If they were hits in the US, did they deserve to be hits? You'll find out! 

Join us as we discuss the swing revival, frat party acoustic blues, Canadian novelty rap, adult contemporary masquerading as alternative, The Munsters, Jock Jams, and Billy Corgan's Nosferatu phase...