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Boy, it feels politically appropriate to expose Rage Against the Machine's 1999 album "The Battle of Los Angeles," doesn't it?

We talk a little bit about Rock Band and Guitar Hero! We talk a lot abou…

We've got a real barn-burner for you today as Tom Mullen of Washed Up Emo fame drops in to discuss our first three-peat band: Jimmy Eat World and their 2004 album "Futures!"

We take a look at the alb…

"Ramsey... I don't think you're going to hate this!" Heather predicts at the beginning of this episode. Is she correct in this assumption? Only one way to find out! It's time for Rilo Kiley's 2004 al…

Whoah! Heather is mildly surprised when Ramsey reveals he's actually a little bit familiar with a band! The band in question? Motion City Soundtrack and their 2005 album "Commit This to Memory," whic…

Let’s make Ramsey confront the t-shirts he saw in his youth and listen to Incubus’s 1999 album “Make Yourself!”

What causes Ramsey to tell a song to “knock it off?” Heather uses the word turntableist…

I know it's MONDAY, but today, Steve Ciccarelli is introducing Heather and Ramsey to THURSDAY! (That's the only one I'll do. I promise.) That's right, this week we will be listening to Thursday's 200…

It's a sleepy Sunday morning so Heather decides that the best thing to follow last week's Glassjaw is the spin-off band Head Automatica and their 2004 debut album "Decadence." It's weird.

Ramsey chec…

Writer, producer and performer Chris Vespoli is here to talk about Glassjaw's 2000 album "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence." Guess what? It's the opposite of silence!

We name a cockta…

Heather has a theory. And she took to Twitter to test said theory. Now it’s Ramsey’s turn to weigh in: why do fans of emo, Heather included, love Counting Crows so much? This week we look at Counting…

Geoff Garlock (comedian (UCB), guitarist (Low Estate) and bassist (Panthers and Orchid)) is here to take us post-hardcore with Quicksand's 1993 album "Slip!"

How did you learn about music back when t…

Oh boy! Heather and Ramsey sit down to listen to a band with no spaces in their name, Alexisonfire and their self-titled debut from 2002. (FUN FACT! It's "Alexis on fire" not "Alex is on fire.")

How …

Dan Ozzi is back to tell us all about Avail's 1996 album "4am Friday." If you're a fan of this album, giddy up, because it doesn't really get much discussion!

Learn all about all the states, both rea…

Ramsey and Heather get all West Coasty and give Jack's Mannequin's 2005 debut album "Everything in Transit" a spin!

Hear your hosts hot takes on Romeo+Juliet, One Tree Hill, and Google Images' redesi…

Special guest Dave Murray is here to introduce Heather and Ramsey about The Distillers and their 2003 album "Coral Fang.”

What was Heather's favorite Super Bowl moment? Will Ramsey shut up now about …

WHY. Why why why. Heather picked KOЯN's "Follow the Leader." Ramsey had to listen to it.

Usually I would write a few questions that would be answered within the episode. It's KOЯN. I had to listen to…

Special guest Chris Tapp is here to introduce Ramsey (and Heather!) to Midtown's 2000 album "Save the World, Lose the Girl!"

Chris invents an exciting new segment for our show that changes the game! …

Ladies and gentlemen, Further Seems Forever is here to inform us that "The Moon is Down!" (There's a relatively good chance that that was nonsense to you, so to clarify, that's the name of a band and…

Alex Mason (Gawker, Vice, Fusion) is back to present us with Cartel's 2005 debut album "Chroma!"

Music from a band that once lived in a bubble! Is this album about Jesus? Does Heather say Jesus weird…

Ramsey and Heather risk potential trauma and dig deep into their pasts to relive Green Day's 1994 album "Dookie!"

How do both of our host's experiences with this album reflect their personalities alm…

This week we are joined by Neil Barlow to discuss Say Anything and their 2004 album "...Is a Real Boy."

What's a stupider title for a song: "Belt" or "Bout?" How does Ramsey already know an obscure s…