The Greatest Non Hits

Before we look ahead to our season two, we couldn't leave the '70's without an Aerosmith episode. It just wouldn't be right. They're America's rock band, considering many of Steven Tyler's likenesses…

The celebration of rock and roll in all its glory! Made up and ready to serve HOT with Flames and shit! Seriously, this is a celebration of machismo, loud music, youth, sex and rock and roll. Kiss ma…

This episode celebrates perhaps the most influential Heavy Metal album ever. You can hear the passion in their instruments, and how they're influenced by such rock icons as Jimmy Hendrix , The Doors,…

We pay our respects to the Piano Man. Despite the fact that neither Tim nor I are into Billy Joel, we do admire his story and ascent into Music Royalty. We also are intrigued with where his career is…

You may remember such hits like "Take the Long Way Home", "The Logical Song", and others from their Grammy award winning 1979 album Breakfast in America. This album was recorded in September of 1974 …

Yes, it's the first album with "Sultans of Swing". We felt this 1978 debut was a good transition from JJ Cale's Troubadour ('76), and before that Eric Clapton's 461 Ocean Boulevard ('74).  The music …

This guy is a legend. He wrote Cocaine, After midnight, and a few others performed by famous 70's artists not named Eric Clapton.  If you've never heard this album,  you should. You can hear a little…

What could be more fun than hanging out with Eric Clapton in Miami Beach, circa 1974? This is one of his best solo efforts of all time. It's the Album that has his "I Shot the Sheriff" remake that we…

Dusty Hill, bass player and Vocals for ZZTop is no longer with us, which is why we should pay tribute and give this gem of an album our full attention. They're THE quintessential Texas Rock/Blues ban…

We think the music in this episode is for two groups: The Die Hard Bob Dylan Fan and anyone going through a bad breakup or a divorce. For the rest, we tell an interesting human story. At 19, he leave…

Sultry, sabers, seals, and so longs.....Chris and Tim get into the nuts and bolts of this OPUS of Mastery! 

Elton, Bernie Taupin (lyricist) and his band  rip roar into the ether of stardom and are rec…

There isn't a bad song on this album and probably the toughest for us to name our top three non hits. Ian Anderson, the front-man, lead singer and Flute player for Jethro Tull, demonstrates his diver…

Chris and Tim introduce "Murph", the Spicoli of Chris's high school back in day. Murph reminds children from the 80's about how this album was a staple on MTV. We're also reminded by how clever the l…

Happy Birthday, Jerry! The Hippies are moving in.... and guess what? They are hard working! 

The lyrical prowess of Robert Hunter fused with the psychedelic folk musical composition from Jerry and the…

Chris and Tim have a special mystery guest who joins them to celebrate one hell of an album about cars, girls, dreams, and life for the working man. "Darkness on the Edge of Town" gives us a window i…

This is the 2nd of 5 Police Studio Albums written between the late '70's and early '80's. Their musical talent is undeniable. They fuse reggae with punk, jazz, rock and everything in between. They ad…

How did we get here? 

Tim discovers the sound clip panel in this week's episode discussing a CLASSIC AMONG CLASSICS! X 1 million! This album opens the door for so much experimentation and further disc…

As Meddle was the necessary stepping stone for Pink Floyd's making of The Dark Side of the Moon, Sheer Heart Attack was the necessary stepping stone for Queen's making of A Night at the Opera. We wor…

In 1973, Stevie Wonder enters into his creative peak and leaves behind the boy genius, Little Stevie Wonder phase. Eugene Brown joins us as a Motown subject matter expert and owner of Eugeradio. He p…

At the height of Disco's popularity in 1978, Marvin writes this album about his divorce to Anna Gaye, who is also Barry Gordy's oldest sister. It's a commercial failure and it's criticized for its "e…