What are we talking about AFTER the 1997 show? Find out!

The boys talk about bands staying around too long, concerts, what new music they've been listening to and much more!

This week we hop in our Smash Mouth-brand time machine and rocket back to 1997—because walking on the sun is cheaper than paying rent. We’re counting down our Top Four Songs of ’97, and trust us, there’s No Doubt it’s gonna be a banger.

We discuss MORE Queen after we were done with the main show.

In this Killer Queen of an episode, we dive headfirst into the glittery, operatic, and downright majestic world of Queen. Things go Stone Cold Crazy as we discuss everything from Queen I to Innuendo. 

In this episode, we dissect the lyrics that live rent-free in our heads. From poetic brilliance to lines that just sound deep, we’re sharing the words that made us go “OMG, that’s so me”. Expect music, meaning, and mild emotional damage.

We banter, we sing, we nearly crash — all in pursuit of the four greatest driving songs ever. SPOILER: Songs titled "Drive" make for awful driving songs. Who knew?

In this episode, we dive deep into the sonic and philosophical universe of Tool, one of the most enigmatic and genre-defying bands in modern rock. From their groundbreaking albums like Ænima, Lateralus, and Fear Inoculum to the intricate lyrics...

All your music news right here!

Grab your Walkman and crank the volume — we’re heading back to 1984, one of the most iconic years in pop music history. In this episode, we each pick our Top Four Songs from 1984, and yes, it’s as difficult as choosing a favorite member of Dura...

We’re Creep-ing through the 90s to pick the top 4 R&B songs that still make us say “No Diggity.” Will End of the Road take the crown? Will someone get Un-Break My Heart levels of salty? Tune in, or you might just miss a Real Love moment.

The boys pay tribute to the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne

In our new monthly show! The boys do what they do best: Talk music..... a lot of music.Tell us what you think of this new show! Ideas welcome!

This week, we're Never Going Back Again—because we’re too busy ranking our Top 4 Fleetwood Mac songs! Will The Chain be broken? Will your favorites Go Your Own Way right off our list? You’ll have to Listen With Me to find out.And Joe ha...

This episode is just What You Need.

EPISODE 25!!! Top four songs from 2015-2025? Are you crazy? Who's idea was THIS? Well, we try our best to narrow a whole decade into just four songs. Except Joe. Joe didn't realize a decade is TEN years....

Four dudes travel back to 1967—without a time machine or fashion sense—to rank their favorite songs from the Summer of Love. Expect bold opinions, and some questionable harmonizing.

The guys try to rank their Top 4 Michael Jackson songs — and it’s a Thriller.Moonwalks are attempted. Friendships are Bad-ly tested. Chaos says, “Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough.”

We dig up the 1970s one-hit wonders you forgot you loved (or tried to forget). We roast, rank, and relive the glory of songs that made it big—once. Groovy? Absolutely. Relevant? Debatable.

In this episode, we take a Long, Long Way from Home and dive deep into the legendary rock sound of Foreigner. Whether you're Hot Blooded for their iconic power ballads or just discovering them for the First Time, there's something here for ever...

Put your neon colored parachute pants on, get into your flying Delorean and get ready to hear the boys' favorite Billboard Top 40, 100, or 200 songs.... or whatever chart they ended up deciding...

Four guys sit down to do what music historians definitely don’t: rank the best songs of 2001 based entirely on vibes, memories, and who still slaps in the car.

Four guys, each with a beer in hand and a playlist of their desert island records. The debate is fierce and the opinions are questionable.

Four dudes. Four picks each. One mission: rank the greatest AC/DC songs of all time. There’s yelling, air guitar solos, and a passionate debate over whether “Thunderstruck” can legally replace therapy. It’s loud, it’s chaotic, and someone might...

Join us in diving deep into 1987 — one track at a time — rating, debating, and occasionally crying over saxophone solos.