Some recent finds and a follow-up to a story from last episode. Stay until the end to learn why pop country is like cheap whiskey.

I show off a few recent acquisitions and a couple neat albums I've been playing. Stay until the end for a really cool gem!

For the first episode of One Man's Opinion, I select fifteen albums from my collection to help introduce my tastes and interests.

A short(ish) introduction to my new format going forward. It will be a show of album reviews and musical debates called One Man's Opinion.

Today we conclude the Corona Cup project. Our schedules have become such that we cannot finish the project as originally conceived, so this show is a rapid-fire conclusion of the remaining matches. Hope you enjoy it.

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Our #1 overall seed Abbey Road from the Beatles takes on Black Sabbath's Paranoid for a spot in the Elite Eight.

The highest-selling album ever, Michael Jackson's Thriller, takes on Are You Experienced, the debut album from Jimi Hendrix, for the last spot in the Sweet Sixteen.

The Who's 1971 classic Who's Next battles Nirvana's Nevermind from twenty years later in 1991.

David Bowie's signature album Ziggy Stardust takes on CCR's Green River for a spot in the Sweet Sixteen.

Green Day's modern classic American Idiot takes on the crown jewel of Neil Young's catalog, his 1972 album Harvest.