The Beatles: Hello, Goodbye
The second entry of our Beatles collection is the 1967 hit "Hello, Goodbye"
The Beatles: Please Please Me
Our discussion of the song "Please Please Me" by the legendary Beatles
The Beatles: Yesterday
Our analysis of the song "Yesterday" by the Beatles
The Beatles: Help!
Our review of the one and only "Help!" by The Beatles.
The Beatles: Let it Be
Here's our analysis of the famous Beatles song "Let it Be" from 1970.
The Beatles: Yellow Submarine
Come take a journey with us as we dive deep into the lyrics of the 1966 song "Yellow Submarine"
The Beatles: Can't Buy Me Love
A medley of sorts featuring three massive Beatles hits "Can't Buy Me Love", "Drive My Car", and "I Feel Fine"
The Beatles: Get Back
The beginning of our Beatles album opens with a discussion and a review of their 1970 song "Get Back"
Lynyrd Skynyrd: Sweet Home Alabama
Here's our review of a song everyone knows, "Sweet Home Alabama" by none other than Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Panic! at the Disco: High Hopes
Our review and discussion of the 2018 song "High Hopes" by Panic! at the Disco
Rick Springfield: Don't Talk to Strangers
Our analysis of the 1982 hit "Don't Talk to Strangers" by legendary Aussie Rick Springfield
Joshua Kadison: Jessie
Our discussion and analysis of "Jessie" from 1993 by the one and only Joshua Kadison
Hanson: MMMBop
One of the biggest songs of all time. "MMMBop" by the Hanson Brothers from 1997.
Sum 41: Fat Lip
Our discussion of the 2001 song "Fat Lip" by the Canadian band Sum 41
Chris Isaak: Wicked Game
Our review of Chris Isaak's massive hit "Wicked Game" which was released in 1989 and set a very melancholy tone for the upcoming decade.
4 Non Blondes: What's Up?
Our discussion and review of the 1993 song "What's Up"
REM: Shiny Happy People / Everybody Hurts
Our analysis of these two massive REM-hits from the 90s.
The Rolling Stones: You Can’t Always Get What You Want
Review of this 1968 mammoth of a song by The Rolling Stones themselves.
U2: I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For
Our analysis of this 1988 Grammy Award for Best Song of the Year-winning song by none other than U2. It has been an honor.