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All 409 of them, newest first.
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Luke Bryan — Signs
This week we're talking about country music superstar Luke Bryan and his new album Signs, released Sept.
Rosé Ft. Bruno Mars — APT.
This week we are discussing one of the more popular and ubiquitous songs of 2024.
Modest Mouse — The Golden Casket
This week we tried to recapture our youth by listening to the Modest Mouse album The Golden Casket, released June 25, 2021.
Starland Vocal Band — Afternoon Delight
This week the show stinks of Patchouli and Nag Champa because we are discussing the mellow harmonies of the Starland Vocal Band and their hit single Afternoon Delight, released in April of 1976.
Nine Inch Nails — The Downward Spiral
This week the show gets dark and edgy so we can discuss the Nine Inch Nails album The Downward Spiral, released March 8, 1994.
Barry Manilow — I Write the Songs
This week we are truly broadening our horizons as we discuss the Barry Manilow song I Write the Songs, released in December of 1975.
98° — 98° And Rising
This week we are turning up the temperature with 98°, and their album 98° and Rising, released October 20, 1998.
Sisqo — Thong Song
This week we listened to America's favorite celebration of backless underpants, Thong Song by Sisqo, released Feb.15, 2000.
Gin Blossoms — New Miserable Experience
This week we are discussing the Gin Blossoms album New Miserable Experience released, August 4, 1992.
Right Said Fred — I'm Too Sexy
This week we are finally discussing the often requested hit single I'm Too Sexy by Right Said Fred, released July 15, 1991.
Motley Crue — Shout at the Devil
This week we are talking about the Motley Crue album Shout at the Devil released Sept.
Mystikal — Shake Ya @ss
This week was supposed to be fun and lighthearted, instead we're dragged into a dark and twisted tale of unspeakable acts.
Theory of a Deadman — Scars & Souvenirs
This week we're discussing the (allegedly) post-grunge band Theory of a Deadman and their album Scars & Souvenirs, released April 1, 2008.
The Donnas — Take it Off
This week we are discussing the song Take it Off by The Donnas, released in 2002.
Lindsay Lohan — Speak
This week we are discussing Lindsay Lohan and her incredibly popular album that no one has ever heard of before called Speak, released December 7, 2004.
Noah and the Whale — L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N.
This week we are discussing Noah and the Whale, and their song L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N.
Sublime — Robbin' the Hood
This week we are discussing the Sublime album Robbin' the Hood, released March 1, 1994.
Stacy's Mom — Fountains of Wayne.
This week we're talking about the Fountains of Wayne song Stacy's Mom released May 19, 2003.
Chappell Roan — The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess
This week we learn to live life, let go, and be ourselves or whatever it is Chappell Roan is singing about in her album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, released Sept.
Was (Not Was) — Walk The Dinosaur
This week we're discussing the hit single Walk the Dinosaur by Was (Not Was), released in 1987.
Face/Off
This week is a very special episode that has nothing to do with music.
Cherry Poppin Daddies — Zoot Suit Riot
This week the podcast attempts to understand the 90s swing revival through the music of Cherry Poppin Daddies and their opportunistic album Zoot Suit Riot, released March 18, 1997.
Eddie Murphy — Party All the Time
The year was 1985, Eddie Murphy had conquered television, standup, and film all before the age of 25.
Clay Aiken — Measure of a Man
This week we remember a simpler time.
Eagle Eye Cherry — Save Tonight
This week we're talking about the late nineties hit Save Tonight by Eagle Eye Cherry, released October 7, 1997.
Roger Waters — Radio K.A.O.S.
This week we are listening to the Roger Waters solo album Radio K.A.O.S.
Scorpions — Wind of Change
This week we are discussing Wind of Change released in 1991 by German rock band Scoprions.
Snoop Lion (Dogg) — Reincarnated
This week we are discussing that time Snoop Dogg decided to start calling himself Snoop Lion and released the "reggae" album Reincarnated on April 23, 2013.
Tanya Tucker — Delta Dawn
This week we are discussing the strange song Delta Dawn performed by Tanya Tucker (1972), and we compare it to the Helen Reddy version that came out a year later.
Insane Clown Posse — The Naught
This week we celebrate the season by listening to the Insane Clown Posse and wishing you all a very merry ICPissmas!
New Kids On The Block — Funky Funky Xmas
This week we are discussing the New Kids on the Block song Funky Funky Xmas, released in 1989.
Blues Traveler — Four
This week we're talking about an album that attempted to ruin the harmonica for an entire generation.
Baja Men — Who Let the Dogs Out.mp3
This week we are discussing the megahit single Who Let the Dogs Out by the Baha Men, released July 2000.
Space Jam Soundtrack & Movie
This week we're discussing the 1996 film Space Jam and its equally confusing soundtrack.
Elton John — Crocodile Rock
This week we're talking about Elton John, an artist we both enjoy and admire.
Type O Negative — October Rust
This week we say farewell to our annual WIHTA Scaretacular with the Type O Negative album October Rust, released August 20, 1996.
Muse — You Make Me Feel Like It's Halloween
This week we wrap up the October scare-tacular with the often requested Muse song You Make Me Feel Like It's Halloween, released way back in August of 2022.
Warren Zevon — Excitable Boy
This week is a very special October Scaretacular™ episode.
Pitbull — Candyman
This week we officially enter October and with that comes the annual WIHTA Scaretacular ™.
Live — Throwing Copper
This week we are discussing the impossible to Google band Live and the album that put them on the map, Throwing Copper, released April 26, 1994.
Murray Head — One Night In Bangkok
This week we're headed back to the 80s to talk about the almost forgotten single One Night In Bangkok by Murray Head, released in 1984.
Fun. — Some Nights
This week we're talking about very misleading band known as Fun.
Vertical Horizon — Everything You Want
This week we're headed back to the turn of the century to discuss the Vertical Horizon song Everything You Want, released Oct.
Kings of Leon — Only By The Night
This week we are discussing the Kings of Leon breakthrough album Only By the Night, released Sept.
Taco — Puttin on the Ritz
This week the podcast is traveling back to the year 1982 to discuss Taco and his only US hit, a cover of Irving Berlin's Puttin' on the Ritz.
The Osmonds — The Plan
This week we are venturing into the unknown to discover music that likely should have remained forgotten.
Eric Carmen — Hungry Eyes
This week we're talking about the song Hungry Eyes by Eric Carmen, released on the hit Dirty Dancing soundtrack in 1987.
Less Than Jake — Hello Rockview
This week we listened to the Less Than Jake album Hello Rockview, released Oct.
Will Smith — Pretty Girls
This week we are discussing the Will Smith song Pretty Girls released in May of 2025.
Mercyful Fate — Don't Break the Oath
This week the podcast is putting on our face paint, flipping our crucifixes, and worshiping the Dark Lord, although we're not certain exactly who that is in this context?
Phil Collins — Sussudio
This week's song is divisive!
KISS — Music from The Elder
This week we are discussing a little known KISS album called "Music From The Elder" released Nov.
Five Finger Death Punch — A Little Bit Off
This week we are discussing the much requested "A Little Bit Off" by Five Finger Death Punch.
Jimmy Eat World — Bleed American
This week we are headed back to a more innocent time, the early aughts.
Electric Six — Danger! High Voltage
This week we are discussing the song Danger!
Charli XCX — Brat
This week we're talking about Charli XCX and her very popular album Brat, released June 7, 2024.
Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson — Say Say Say
This week we're discussing the Paul McCartney Michael Jackson collaboration Say Say Say released October 3, 1983.
Playboi Carti — Music
This week Tim is back from Austria and we're talking about Playboi Carti and his latest album (I Am) Music, released March 14, 2025.
Mungo Jerry — In the Summertime
This week we are talking about one of the most successful and slightly forgotten songs of all time.
Alien Ant Farm — ANThology
This week we were wondering, does Alien Ant Farm have any other songs besides that Smooth Criminal cover?
Kelis — Milkshake
This week things heat up on the show as we discuss Kelis and her breakout single Milkshake, released in 2003.
David Bowie — David Bowie (1967)
This week we're listening to David Bowie's debut self-titled album, no not the one you're thinking of.
LL Cool J — Doin It
This week things get downright sexy as we discuss the LL Cool J song Doin' It, released February 20, 1996.
Justin Timberlake — Man of the Woods
This week we're talking about the Justin Timberlake album Man of the Woods released February 2, 2018.
Steve Miller Band — Abracadabra
This week we bring you the magical, mystical song that is Abracadabra by the Steve Miller Band released way back in May of 1982.
Doja Cat — Planet Her
This week we're discussing Doja Cat and her most popular album Planet Her, released June 25, 2021.
Jack Harlow — Lovin on Me
This week we're discussing Jack Harlow and his single Lovin on Me, released November 10, 2023.
Korn — Issues
This week we return to our roots.
New Radicals — You Get What You Give
This week we are discussing the one hit wonder and beloved song You Get What You Give by The New Radicals, released Nov.
Insane Clown Posse — Carnival of Carnage
This week, we celebrate the season as we do every year, with an ICP album!
John Denver — Please Daddy Don't Get Drunk This Christmas
This week we're bringing a little holiday cheer to the podcast with the completely unknown John Denver song Please Daddy Don't Get Drunk This Christmas released in 1973.
Maroon 5 — Moves Like Jagger
This week we're talking about Maroon 5 and their mega hit single Moves Like Jagger released June 21, 2011.
Post Malone — F-1 Trillion
This is our second week in a row with Post Malone, this time talking about his hit album F 1-Trillion released Aug.
Post Malone (Ft. Ty Dolla $ign) — Psycho
This week we're checking out what the kids are into, and it turns out that's sleepy auto-tuned mumbling about watches and jewels?
GWAR — Scumdogs of the Universe
This week things get gross as we discuss GWAR and their moderately popular album Scumdogs of the Universe, released on Jan.8 1990.
Ministry — (Every Day Is) Halloween
This week the Scaretacular continues into November, we missed some weeks in October and so we're making them up!
Roky Erickson — The Evil One
Tim is back and so the Spooktacular can continue!
Songs Inspired by Tragic True Stories
It is October, and that means things are getting spooky at the WIHTA headquarters.
Geto Boys — Chuckie
This week we kickoff the annual Spooktacular with the trademark infringing Geto Boys song Chuckie, released in 1991.
The Nightwatchman — One Man Revolution
This week we're talking about Tom Morello's alter ego The Nightwatchman, and his preposterously titled album One Man Revolution, released April 24, 2007.
Stroke 9 — Little Black Backpack
This week we're talking about Stroke 9 and their song Little Black Backpack, released in 1999.
Stone Sour — Come What(ever) May
This week we're getting Slipknot curious with their less successful sister band Stone Sour.
Our Lady Peace — Superman's Dead
This week we're talking about Our Lady Peace and their hit song Superman's Dead released Jan.
Rush — 2112
This week we're doing more listener requests, and this one is a doozy.
Hinder — Lips of an Angel
This week we're talking about a song and a band that neither Tim or Garrett had ever heard of before.
Luke Combs — This One's for You
Grab your chaps and cowboy hat, we're going country (sort of).
True Crime in the Music Business — Vol. 1
This week while my cohost is out of town I have put together 3 true stories of murder and betrayal from the music business.
The Pussycat Dolls — Don't Cha
This week we are stretching the definition of a "band" so that we can discuss The Pussycat Dolls and their massively successful song Don't Cha, released November 30, 2004.
Styx - Greatest Hits
This week we wanted to do a Styx album, but only knew the hits.
Paula Cole — Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?
This week we're discussing the Paula Cole song that hasn't been in a hit WB/CW theme song for six years.
Des'ree — Supernatural
This week is a real Tim pick.
The Angels — My Boyfriend's Back
This week we're traveling all the way back to 1963 to discuss the happy sounding yet sinister song My Boyfriend's Back by the Angels.
Mariah Carey — Daydream
This week we're returning to the mid 90s to discuss Mariah Carey and her massively popular album Daydream, released Sept.
Fleetwood Mac
This week Tim is missing so Garrett pulled together a solocast.
Hot Action Cop — Fever for the Flava
This week things get gross as we try to discuss the Hot Action Cop song Fever for the Flava, released in 2002.
Eve 6 — Eve 6
This week we return to the late nineties to discuss the Eve 6 album of the same name released April 28, 1998.
Lynyrd Skynyrd — That Smell
This week we're talking about Lynyrd Skynyrd, but not the song everyone knows.
Rebel Moon — Part 2: The Scargiver
This week we're wrapping up our small detour into the world of film with the Netflix original Rebel Moon - Part 2: The Scargiver.
Rebel Moon — Part 1: A Child of Fire
This week we take a look at the podcast that might have been with a very special Why I Hate this Movie.
The Von Bondies — C'mon C'mon
This week we're discussing The Von Bondies single C'mon C'mon.
Foreigner — Head Games
This week we're turning back the clock all the way to September 11, 1979, so we can talk to you about the confusing and very popular Foreigner album Head Games.
Drake — Hotline Bling
This week on a very special episode Tim and Garrett are exposed to Drake for the very first time.
Silverchair — Frogstomp
This week we're talking about an album that was late to the grunge party, but for a bunch of kids they do a pretty good job.
The Beatles — Run For Your Life
This week we're facing some hard truths about one of our favorite bands of all time.
Cream
This week Tim is in Portugal so Garrett pulled together a solocast.
Smokey Robison — Gasms
This week we decided to focus on a more recent release, really get in touch with modern music.
Asher Roth — I Love College
This week we are introduced to the sleepy, apologetic and slightly concerning rap of Asher Roth and his hit(?) song I Love College, released in 2009.
Drowning Pool — Sinner
This week we're talking about Drowning Pool and their album Sinner, released June 5, 2001.
Monster Magnet — Space Lord
This week is a listener request special.
The (Dixie) Chicks — Wide Open Spaces
This week we're returning to a simpler time known as the late 90s, but not for post-grunge or nu metal.
50 Cent — Candy Shop
This week was supposed to be a special after dark episode, but we picked the wrong song for that.
Ted Nugent — Great Gonzos! The Best of Ted Nugent
This week we try our best to keep things light while we talk about the incredibly dark life and lyrics of Ted Nugent.
Natalie Imbruglia — Torn
This week we return to the late 90s to discuss the Natalie Imbruglia hit single Torn, released in 1997.
WIHTA - Greatest Hits - Best of Amazon Reviews - 2018 (Year 1): A Tim Solocast
This week we're doing something different, we present WIHTA: Greatest Hits - Best of Amazon Reviews - 2018 (Year 1): A Tim Solocast.
Insane Clown Posse — Fearless Fred Fury (Part 2)
This week we wrap up our ICPissmas holiday celebration with part 2 of the ICP album Fearless Fred Fury, released February 15, 2019.
Insane Clown Posse — Fearless Fred Fury (Part 1)
Merry clowning to all, and to all a good Faygo, another ICPissmas is upon us!
ZZ Top — Worldwide Texas Tour
This week we're talking about a tour instead of an album.
An Old Fashioned Christmas (Daddy's Home) — Linda Bennett
This week we decided to celebrate the season with An Old Fashioned Christmas (Daddy's Home) by Linda Bennett.
Everclear — So Much For The Afterglow
This week we're diving deep into late 90s alternative nostalgia with Everclear and their hit album So Much for the Afterglow, released Oct.
Chet Hanx — White Boy Summer
This week, against our better judgment, we're talking about the terribly misguided Chet Hanx (aka Chester Hanks) song White Boy Summer.
Jessica Simpson — In This Skin
This week we return to the pop world of the early aughts with Jessica Simpson and her powerful album In this Skin, released Aug.
Keane — Somewhere Only We Know
This week we're finally doing our Keane episode!
Slayer — Hell Awaits
This week we wrap up the October scaretacular with Slayer and their demon filled album Hell Awaits, released all the way back in March 1985.
Repo! The Genetic Opera
This week we decided to bring a touch of culture to the podcast by discussing some musical theater.
Stryper — To Hell with the Devil
This week the October Spooktacular takes a weird turn.
Rockwell — Somebody's Watching Me
This week our October Scare-tacular continues with the confusing and paranoid Rockwell single, Somebody's Watching Me released January 14, 1984.
Olivia Rodrigo — Guts
This week Tim and Garrett risk it all by discussing (in very respectful terms) the sophomore album by Olivia Rodrigo Guts, released Sept.
Harvey Danger — Flagpole Sitta
This week is a real Garrett pick, we're traveling back to the year 1997 to discuss the popular?
Mick Jagger & Keith Richards (The Rolling Stones)
This week Tim is missing so Garrett pulled together a solocast.
Seven Mary Three — Churn
This week we wanted to talk about Seven Mary Three's debut studio album, but we didn't Google correctly so instead we're talking about their debut independent release Churn, released in 1994.
The All-American Rejects — Dirty Little Secret
This week we're talking about a song that is in no way based on real events, at least that's what the band told us!
Shania Twain — The Woman in Me
This week we're talking about the almost country album The Woman in Me by Shania Twain, released February 7, 1995.
Jason Aldean — Try that in a Small Town
This week we're adding our voices to the choir of people already talking about Jason Aldean and his single Try that in a Small Town.
Hole — Live Through This
This week we're exploring Courtney Love's Hole and their album Live Through This released April 12, 1994.
Fall Out Boy — We Didn't Start the Fire
This week we're talking about the reboot of Billy Joel's We Didn't Start the Fire, Fall Out Boy Edition.
Simon & Garfunkel / The Police
This week we bring you a very special surprise.
Panic! At the Disco — A Fever You Can't Sweat Out
This week we are discussing the often requested debut album by Panic!
Guns N' Roses — Get in the Ring
This week we're talking about the popular Guns N' Roses song you've never heard of.
The Wallflowers — Bringing Down the Horse
This week we return to the dreaded mid 90s to discuss The Wallflowers album Bringing Down the Horse, released May 21, 1996.
Scissor Sisters — Take Your Mama
This week we're talking about the almost one hit wonder Scissor Sisters and their massive single (although not so much in the US) Take Your Mama Out.
Soulja Boy Tell Em — Souljaboytellem.com
This week we're returning to the world of rap with the debut album from Soulja Boy Tell 'Em, SouljaBoyTellEm.com released Oct.
Cheap Trick — Dream Police
This week we go way back to the year 1978 and spend the week with Cheap Trick and their hit single the Dream Police.
Counting Crows — August and Everything After
This week we're discussing Counting Crows and their hit album August and Everything After, released Sept.
Godsmack — Voodoo
This week we return to that magical year known as 1999 to discuss the Godsmack song Voodoo.
Yungblud — 21st Century Liability
This week we're listening to the debut album by Yungblud 21st Century Liability released July 6, 2018.
The Beach Boys & Oasis
This week we bring you a very special surprise.
Filter — Take a Picture
This week we return to the magical year 1999 to discuss the Filter Song Take a Picture.
Chumbawamba — Tubthumper
This week we're talking about the Chumbawamba album Tubthumper released Sept.1,1997.
Sam Cooke — Another Saturday Night
This week, well honestly this week we needed a break.
No Doubt — Tragic Kingdom
This week we're talking about No Doubt and their wildly famous album Tragic Kingdom released October 10, 1995.
Meat Loaf — I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)
This week we're talking about Meat Loaf and his his hit single I'd Do Anything for Love.
Steven Seagal — Songs from the Crystal Caves (Part 2)
This week we're bringing you part two of our already classic series about the Steven Seagal album Songs from the Crystal Cave, released in 2005.
Steven Seagal — Songs from the Crystal Caves (Part 1)
This week we're talking about the Steven Seagal debut album Songs from the Crystal Cave released in 2005.
Zager and Evans — In the Year 2525 (Exordium & Terminus)
This week we're talking about the one hit wonder Zager and Evans and their forgotten song In the Year 2525 (Exordium & Terminus).
Alabama — Roll On
This week we're discussing one of the most successful country artists of the 80s, which was surprising since we'd never heard their music.
David Crosby — Cowboy Movie
This week we're talking about the late, great and very strange David Crosby.
Yung Gravy — Sensational
This week we are contractually obligated to discuss Yung Gravy and his album Sensational released May 31, 2019.
LFO — Summer Girls
This week we're going back to the strange and magical year of 1999 to discuss boy band LFO and their hit single Summer Girls.
2022 Year in Review
Better late than never, this week it's the 2022 Year in Review!
Petra — Petrafield - The Best of Petra
Shine your shoes, get on your knees and prepare to worship in his name!
Jermaine Stewart — We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off
This week we're listening to the king of 80s abstinence pop Jermaine Stewart and his song We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off released May 27, 1986.
ICP — The Mighty Death Pop! (Part 2)
This week we kick off the new year by finishing the last episode of last year!
ICP — The Mighty Death Pop!
It's that time of the year, where we paint our faces, get out the Faygo and exchange tales of murder and mayhem with America's favorite sticky clowns.
Dan Fogelberg — Same Old Lang Syne
This week we're talking about the suspicious, vaguely Christmas themed Dan Fogelberg song Same Old Lang Syne.
Men Without Hats — The Safety Dance
This week we're talking about The Safety Dance by Men Without Hats, released in 1982.
Twenty One Pilots — Blurryface
This week we give in to a request that has been made by one listener over 100 times.
Imagine Dragons — Cut Throat
This week we're making a long overdue return to our friends Imagine Dragons.
Toadies — Rubberneck
This week we're finally doing an album we actually like and may even love.
Bauhaus — Bela Lugosi's Dead
This week our October Scaretacular…continues?
Spawn - The Movie - The Soundtrack
This week is our annual horror movie and soundtrack crossover with the Texas Podcast Massacre.
Avenged Sevenfold — A Little Piece of Heaven
We're kicking off the Halloween celebrations a little late this year, but we're starting with a real crowd pleaser.
Ace of Base — The Sign
This week we're talking about Swedish pop sensation Ace of Base and their hit album The Sign, released Nov.
Stabbing Westward — Save Yourself
This week we're headed back to the late 90s to discuss the Stabbing Westward song Save Yourself.
Moby — Animal Rights
This week we're talking about, long-time friend (and maybe nemesis) of the show Moby.
GG Allin
This episode explores the second half of the life of musician GG Allin.
Gary Puckett & The Union Gap — Young Girl
This week we're going back to a simpler time, when people could sing hit songs about how much of a pervert they aren't and no one thought that was the least bit suspicious.
GG Allin
We're down a co-host this week, but since we just took a vacation and the listeners almost rioted without an episode we've got a solocast for you!
Billy Ray Cyrus — Some Gave All
Due to shenanigans here on the pod Billy Ray Cyrus was chosen for 2 straight weeks.
Billy Ray Cyrus — Achy Breaky Heart
Before he was backing up Lil Nas X and before he was MIley or Hannah's dad, America fell in love with a bright eyed mullet-headed Billy Ray Cyrus and his song Achy Breaky Heart.
Goo Goo Dolls — Dizzy Up the Girl
This week we got our first ever official song actually about Nicolas Cage thanks to The Goo Goo Dolls and their insanely popular album Dizzy Up the Girl released Sept.
Neil Diamond — The Pot Smoker's Song
This week we're discussing a song so ridiculous that it may retroactively destroy Neil Diamond's legacy by the end of the episode.
Machine Gun Kelly — Tickets to My Downfall
This week we're talking about the rapper turned pop-punk puppet of Travis Barker, Machine Gun Kelly and his album Tickets to My Downfall released Sept.
Joan Osborne — One of Us
After weeks of anticipation we're back!
Bush — Razorblade Suitcase
This week we're discussing that awkward moment in the 90s when we all realized grunge was over and it was time to move on.
Trace Adkins — Honkytonk Badonkadonk
This week we attempted to do a country song but failed miserably by picking Honkytonk Badonkadonk by Trace Adkins.
Hootie & the Blowfish — Cracked Rear View
This week we're talking about the inoffensive, vaguely christian, very successful and quickly maligned Hootie & the Blowfish album Cracked Rear View, released July 5, 1994.
Barenaked Ladies — One Week.
This week our hosts are more divided than ever, and over the Barenaked Ladies of all bands?
Incubus — Make Yourself
We don't know how this one slipped by us, but it is long overdue.
Billy Joel — We Didn't Start the Fire
This week we're sitting down with the piano man himself, Mr.
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones — Let's Face It
This week we listened to The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and their hit album Let's Face It, released March 11, 1997.
Bryan Adams — (Everything I Do) I Do It For You
This week we're headed off the Sherwood Forest to discuss the world famous Bryan Adams song Everything I Do I Do It For You from the film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
TLC — CrazySexyCool
This week concludes our TLC deep dive with the second half of their hit album CrazySexyCool released Nov.
TLC — CrazySexyCool
This week we continue our TLC deep dive with their hit album CrazySexyCool released Nov.
TLC — No Scrubs
This week Tim learns he might be a scrub, Garrett tries to bring back the term "busta" and then Tim questions the space time continuum again.
Big Meech & The Black Mafia Family
This week Tim is being punished for unexcused absence and won't be on the show.
Big Meech & The Black Mafia Family
This week Tim is on a special assignment so it's time for a solocast!
Emmure — Felony
Good things come to those who wait, also this episode.
Crazy Town — Butterfly
This week it's back to frosted tips and regrettable tattoos as we discuss Crazy Town and their 2000 hit single, Butterfly.
Coldplay — Parachutes
Don't you shiver, everything is yellow this week as we discuss the debut studio album Parachutes by Coldplay, released July 10, 2000.
Warrant — Cherry Pie
This week we're headed back to the 80s, well technically 1990 with the very late to the party song by Warrant, Cherry Pie.
Tool — 10,000 Days
This week we're talking about a band we've been avoiding our whole lives.
Santana Ft Rob Thomas — Smooth
Man it's a hot one, and it isn't a Tim induced house fire this time.
AJR — The Click
This week we finally cave to the listeners and spend a week with AJR and their album The Click released June 2, 2017.
Travie McCoy ft. Bruno Mars — Billionaire
This week we're planning for our future as wildly successful podcasters by discussing the Travie McCoy song Billionaire featuring Bruno Mars.
2021 Year in Review
This week we're looking back at the best of the worst of 2021.
Insane Clown Posse — Yum Yum Bedlam (Part 2)
This week our holiday celebrations continue as we bring you part 2 of the Insane Clown Posse album Yum Yum Bedlam, released Oct.
Insane Clown Posse — Yum Yum Bedlam (Part 1)
It's that time of year again so paint your face, grab the Faygo and prepare for another trip to the dark carnival.
O.A.R. — The Wanderer
This week we're going back to the turn of the century!
The Vapors — Turning Japanese
This week we're talking about The Vapors and their hit single Turning Japanese.
Attila — About that Life
This week's album took two weeks of listening and the assistance of the US Coast Guard to bring to your ears so we hope you enjoy it, we sure didn't.
The Verve Pipe — The Freshman
Shocking revelations and forced confessions this week as we discuss the Verve Pipe and what is widely believed to be their only song, The Freshman.
Jars of Clay — Jars of Clay
This week Tim tries furiously to convert Garrett while Garrett tricks Tim into forsaking his god.
Hoobastank — The Reason
This has been a long time coming, and we're happy to say it does not disappoint.
Music Inspired by the Film End of Days (soundtrack...sort of)
Our final episode of the Scaretacular is also our annual podcast crossover with The Texas Podcast Massacre podcast (@TXpodmassacre).
Prince — Batdance
The last song of the October Scaretacular is a divisive one.
Rob Zombie — Hellbilly Deluxe 2: Noble Jackals, Penny Dreadfuls and the Systematic Dehumanization of Cool
Our October Scaretacular continues this week with the Rob Zombie album no one requested, Hellbilly Deluxe 2: Noble Jackals, Penny Dreadfuls and the Systematic Dehumanization of Cool, released Feb.
The Game ft Tyler the Creator — Martians Vs Goblins
This week kicks off our October Scaretacular and we're discussing the not so scary song by the Game, Martians Vs Goblins.
Spin Doctors — Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Despite our best efforts, this week things return to the topic of superheroes and the horrible things they do as we attempt to make sense of the Spin Doctors and their album Pocket Full of Kryptonite, released August 20, 1991.
4 Non Blondes — What's Up
This week we're talking about the 4 Non Blondes song What's Up, and while everyone loved it at the time it would go on to be listed as one of the worst songs ever, so we had to listen.
3 Doors Down — The Better Life
This week Tim and Garrett attempt to discuss the 3 Doors Down album The Better Life, released Feb.
Starship — We Built this City
By the 1980s Jefferson Airplane had been reduced to a husk of its former glory known as Starship.
Kevin Federline — Playing with Fire
This week we're talking about an album that many consider the worst of all time.
Aaron Lewis — Am I the Only One
This week our hosts learn that they are not properly using their freedoms and it is hurting America's feelings.
Weezer — Pinkerton
Every episode of this show has been in preparation for this week.
Paper Cowboy — The Life & Death of Townes Van Zandt
Tim remains missing in action this week so it's another solo-cast!
Paper Cowboy — The Life & Death of Townes Van Zandt
One of the most celebrated and simultaneously unknown songwriters in American history, Townes Van Zandt lived a wild life filled with women, drugs, music and even more drugs.
Weezer — Cold Dark World
This week we're talking about the Weezer song Cold Dark World.
NOFX — Heavy Petting Zoo
This week we listened to the NOFX album Heavy Petting Zoo, released January 31, 1996.
Strange Deaths & Other Mysteries of the Music Industry - Vol 2
Tim is gone this week supervising the expansion of our media empire so Garrett has put together five more stories of murder and mystery in the music industry.
Poison — Every Rose Has Its Thorn
This week we're putting on the mascara, teasing our hair and sliding into some snakeskin pants to talk about Poison and their 1991 power ballad Every Rose Has Its Thorn.
Jaden Smith — SYRE
This week, Tim is back with some sad news regarding the annual intern retreat.
Strange Deaths & Other Mysteries of the Music Industry
While Tim is away on official show business, Garrett has put together a collection of five short stories.
Will Smith — Wild Wild West
This week we're discussing the Will Smith single Wild Wild West and asking the age-old question, "What came first, the song or the movie?".
Blueface — Find the Beat
This week Tim and Garrett try to understand what the kids are into by listening to Find the Beat, the debut album from the face-tattoo loving, unconventional rapper Blueface.
Savage Garden — Truly Madly Deeply
This week we're talking about a song we all know and according to the research, most people owned.
Chris Cornell — Scream
Chris Cornell was a beloved member of bands like Soundgarden, Audioslave and Temple of the Dog.
Van Morrison & Eric Clapton — Stand and Deliver
Not satisfied with just being irrelevant, Van Morrison and Eric Clapton have decided to shoot for universally hated by weighing in on the global pandemic response with the Morrison penned, Clapton performed Stand and Deliver.
Bruce Willis — The Return of Bruno
Way before Bruce Willis became a human Redbox Exclusive and even before he was a movie star he decided to give singing a try.
Ray J — I Hit It First
This week our hosts are talking about the song that made everyone ask, "Is Ray J doing alright?".
Justin Bieber — Justice
This week we're discussing an older, more mature Justin Bieber who wants to do his part to bring about meaningful social change.
Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch — Good Vibrations
This week Garrett tries desperately to love a song while Tim does everything he can to ruin it for him.
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy — Americana Deluxe
This week it's all zoot suits and dangerous dancing as we attempt to understand the swing revival of the late 90s.
Nine Days — Absolutely (Story of a Girl)
We would have done this sooner, but while everyone knows the words, no one knows the name of this band or this song.
DC Talk — Jesus Freak
This week we explore the world of Christian Contemporary Music.
Morgan Wallen — Whiskey Glasses
After appearing in the news repeatedly for all the wrong reasons we had to learn more about Morgan Wallen, so we listened to his hit single Whiskey Glasses released July 30, 2018 for a week.
Matchbox 20 — Yourself or Someone Like You
Tim said it's cold outside and he hands me a raincoat, Garrett's always worried about things like that!
Cardi B ft Megan Thee Stallion — WAP
For the first and last time ever on this show we bring you a very belated, legally binding Valentine's Day Spectacular!
100 Gecs — 1000 Gecs
This week's album was considered one of the best of 2019 and was the third most requested album for this show in 2020.
Rick James: American Freak (Part 2)
This week we wrap up the life story of Rick James.
Rick James: American Freak
This week's episode has something for everyone.
Live — The Dolphin's Cry
This week we're talking about the impossible to Google band Live and their hit single The Dolphin's Cry.
System Of a Down — Toxicity
When we decided to listen to the System of a Down album Toxicity released Sept.
Chuck Berry — My Ding-a-Ling
Chuck Berry is an icon of rock music who inspired some of the greatest musicians of all time with his remarkable hit singles.
Mailbag Extravaganza
We asked you to write in and you did not disappoint!
2020 Year in Review
Another year has come to a close and to celebrate we look back at the best, worst and those artists that need a second (or third) appearance on the show in 2021.
Insane Clown Posse — The Great Milenko
The holiday season is upon us and that means it is time for our annual Insane Clown Posse Christmas special.
Macho Man Randy Savage — Be a Man
After conquering the world of professional wrestling, appearing in major motion pictures and personally selling more beef products than any other man on Earth Macho Man Randy Savage did the next logical thing.
Scaretacular Megasode
Something different this week, due to extraneous circumstances Tim was unable to record this week.
Clarence Carter — Back Door Santa
We're kicking off the holiday season with the Clarence Carter song Back Door Santa (1968).
POD — Satellite
What's worse than nu metal?
The Police — Every Breath You Take
Some people think it's a love song but if you're paying attention then you know The Police song Every Breath You Take is about stalking.
The Beach Boys — Love You
Long after they should have hung up their surfboards for good The Beach Boys were still struggling for relevance with the ill-fated album Love You, released April 11, 1977.
Brian Wilson — Smart Girls
This week we're discussing former Beach Boy Brian Wilson and his song Smart Girls.
Lou Reed & Metallica — Lulu - Disc 2
This week is the exciting conclusion of our October Scaretacular and part two of the 100th album reviewed on the show.
Lou Reed & Metallica — Lulu - Disc 1
This week we continue our October Scare-tacular with our 100th album review!
Nightmare on Elm Street 6: Freddy's Dead
The October Scaretacular continues with our annual podcast crossover with The Texas Podcast Massacre.
Alice Cooper — Feed My Frankenstein
This week we begin our annual October Scaretacular with Alice Cooper and his song Feed My Frankenstein (1991).
Dave Matthews Band — Under the Table and Dreaming
Last week we dipped our toes into the Dave Matthews Band pond with Crash, this week we jump in head first with their album Under the Table and Dreaming released Sept.
Dave Matthews Band — Crash into Me
How could a song about stalking become one of the most popular wedding songs of all time?
Bloodhound Gang — Hooray for Boobies
This week the joke is on us for listening to the nineteen track Bloodhound Gang album Hooray for Boobies released October 4, 1999.
Train — Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)
Against our better judgement and the wishes of our lawyer we're taking another listener suggestion this week.
Limp Bizkit — Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water
After almost 2 and a half years we thought we were ready for round two with Limp Bizkit.
Say Anything — Wow! I Can Get Sexual Too
This week we have to thank the listeners for bringing an equally strange and offensive song to our attention.
Cardi B — Invasion of Privacy
This week we're talking about the thongs to riches story of stripper turned social media darling turned rapper Cardi B and her debut album Invasion of Privacy released April 6, 2018.
Crash Test Dummies — Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm
This week we're talking about Crash Test Dummies and their hit Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (1993).
Music, Murder & Wigs — The Phil Spector Story (Part 2)
This week is the conclusion of our original series on the life of Phil Spector.
Music, Murder & Wigs — The LIfe of Phil Spector
This week we're taking a closer look at one of the most influential and successful producers in American music, Phil Spector.
Lil Xan — Total Xanarchy
This week will bring a premature end to the Unofficial Summer of Lils with Lil Xan and his album Total Xanarchy released April 6, 2018.
Robin Thicke — Blurred Lines (ft Pharrell and TI)
This week we're talking about Blurred Lines by Robin Thick (featuring Pharrell and TI), a song with so many controversies even we might be offended.
Trapt — Trapt
This week we choke down eleven tracks of mediocre self-hating nu-metal known as the band Trapt.
Lil Nix — Corona Virus
This week we discuss rising star in the mumble rap scene Lil Nix and his timely song Corona Virus released Jan.
Good Charlotte — The Young and the Hopeless
Join us this week as we learn about two brothers and their dream to start a band, that's right we're talking about Good Charlotte and their often requested album The Young and the Hopeless released October 1, 2002.
Marcy Playground — Sex and Candy
This week we're talking about that time back in 1997 when Marcy Playground had a hit single called Sex and Candy, and then no one ever heard from them again.
Miley Cyrus — Bangerz
This week Tim comes in like a wrecking ball in an attempt to break down Garrett's emotional walls.
Miley Cyrus — Cattitude
This week we're talking about former Disney star turned NSFW human meme Miley Cyrus and her song Cattitude featuring RuPaul (2019).
NSYNC — No Strings Attached
This week we learn all about NSYNC and the people who took advantage of them as we discuss the album No Strings Attached released March 21, 2000.
Katy Perry — Ur So Gay
We mentioned this song the first time we covered Katy Perry and swore we would return.
Jeremy Renner — The Medicine
This week Tim and Garrett discuss the rugged masculinity and endless scarves that is Jeremy Renner.
69 Boyz — Freak Ya Down 2 Da Bass
This week we're getting down to that Miami bass sound with the 69 Boyz and their hit Freak Ya Down 2 Da Bass (1998).
Third Eye Blind — Third Eye Blind
After an unimpressive Third Eye Blind concert attended in 2019, Tim and Garrett decided to go back to the beginning and listen to their self-titled debut Third Eye Blind released March 26, 1997.
Keith Urban — Female
This week we're discussing Keith Urban's misguided attempt to show his support for (cash in on?) the #MeToo movement with his song Female.
Van Halen — III
Van Halen has millions of fans and countless hits spanning decades.
James Blunt — You're Beautiful
After a week of listening to the equally despised and successful James Blunt song You're Beautiful (2004) we're ready to answer the question, innocent love song or a dark story of obsession?
Fall Out Boy — Save Rock and Roll
This week our hosts are talking about Fall Out Boy and their album Save Rock and Roll released April 12, 2013.
Five For Fighting — Superman (It's Not Easy)
It's a bird, it's a plane, no it's Tim and Garrett talking about Five for Fighting and their song Superman (It's Not Easy) released in 2000.
Staind — Break the Cycle
This week Garrett's on the outside and he's looking in.
Brad Paisley ft. LL Cool J — Accidental Racist
In 2013 Brad Paisley joined forces with LL Cool J in an attempt to end racism forever with the song Accidental Racist.
The Chainsmokers — Memories...Do Not Open
Can you still call yourselves a band even if you don't play any of the instruments and most of the songs are sung by people not in the band?
Plain White T's — Hey There Delilah
This week we're talking about The Plain White T's song Hey There Delilah, a delusional love song written about a complete stranger in a failed attempt to win her heart.
Dashboard Confessional — The Swiss Army Romance
Things get emotional this week as we wallow in the sorrow that is the Dashboard Confessional album, The Swiss Army Romance.
The Rolling Stones — Stray Cat Blues
This week we rediscover a classic and learn some things are best left in the past.
Lil Pump — Harverd Dropout
This week it's back to rainbow hair, opiate abuse, and bad face tattoos.
The Offspring — Pretty Fly (For a White Guy)
This week we find out is Tim fly, does the world love a wannabe, and just what are the girlies saying?
Cake — Fashion Nugget
This week we go the distance, we go for speed, and Garrett leaves Tim all alone in his time of need.
Methods of Mayhem — Get Naked
The year was 1999 and nu metal was all the rage.
2019 Year in Review
This week we reflect on the past year, we're bringing all new analysis to the worst of the worst.
Insane Clown Posse — The Amazing Jeckel Brothers
This week we're celebrating Christmas the only way we know how, by listening to Insane Clown Posse.
NewSong — The Christmas Shoes
This week Tim and Garrett are bringing holiday cheer and the secret to your eternal salvation as they discuss the classic song, books, music videos and movie known as The Christmas Shoes (apparently by a band called NewSong).
Hollywood Undead — Swan Songs
This week Tim and Garrett tortured each other with a bunch of scenester rejects in decorative masks known as Hollywood Undead.
Guster — The Airport Song
We couldn't understand why so many people suggested The Airport Song by Guster (1997) and then we heard it.
Green Day — American Idiot
Rather than just fading into obscurity like we all expected Green Day decided to get political Fearing for their country they did what any patriot would do, they packed on that eyeliner, wrote half a rock opera and released American Idiot Sept 20, 2004.
Green Day — 21 Guns
This week we explore what happens when pop-punk meets middle-age with the Green Day song 21 Guns (2004).
Billie Eilish — When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
You've been asking us to listen to it for months and we just couldn't put it off any longer.
Yesterday
This week we're changing things up, instead of a single we'll be talking about the confusing, Beatles adjacent film Yesterday directed (for some reason) by Danny Boyle and released June 28, 2019.
An American Werewolf in Paris Soundtrack
It's the last week of our October Scare-tathelon and we're teaming up again with the Texas Podcast Massacre (@TXpodmassacre) to bring you a special crossover event.
Eminem — Venom
Our October Scare-stravaganza continues this week with a forgettable song from an equally forgettable movie.
Falling in Reverse — The Drug in Me is You
Our annual October scaretacular continues this week with the often requested and vampire filled album The Drug in Me is You by Falling in Reverse, released July 25, 2011.
DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince — A Nightmare on My Street
Before moving in with Uncle Phil, fighting aliens, giant spiders, defeating Foreman or gettin jiggy with it Will Smith faced Freddy Krueger in the unlicensed single A Nightmare on My Street by DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince (1988).
Ashlee Simpson — Autobiography
After listening to Autobiography, the debut album by Ashlee Simpson released July 20, 2004 for a week straight one thing is clear.
Wheatus — Teenage Dirtbag
The show gets personal when we discover the shocking connection one of our hosts has to this week's song Teenage Dirtbag by Wheatus.
Lit — A Place in the Sun
If you were alive in 1999 then you probably know at least 2 Lit songs, if you weren't then you definitely don't know any.
Dire Straits — Money for Nothing
We thought Dire Straits and their song Money for Nothing (1985) would be a fun, controversy free episode.
Toby Keith — Shock'n Y'all
In honor of our 74th album we decided to revisit an artist that we thought was treated unfairly and deserved a second chance, but that was kind of boring so instead we just picked Toby Keith and his insane album Shock'n Y'all released Nov.
Puff Daddy — Come with Me
In 1998 Godzilla attacked New York City and then one man came forward to save us.
Sublime — 40 Oz. to Freedom
In celebration of our 73rd album we decided Tim would pick an artist that deserves a second look, a band we had so much fun with the first time we had to do it again.
John Mayer — Your Body is a Wonderland
Turn up the volume, things get personal as we talk John Mayer and his whisper-rock hit single Your Body is a Wonderland released Oct 2002.
Disturbed — The Sickness
First we thought it was a cold, then we thought it was the flu but it turns out our show has come down with the sickness!
WIHTA - Prepisode #9
How has it taken us this long to do an episode on Old Town Road by Lil Nas X?
Katy Perry — Teenage Dream
Katy Perry released Teenage Dream on Aug 24, 2010 to inspire you to be independent and stand up to others.
WIHTA - Prepisode #8
Not satisfied with being the Attorney General of the United States John Ashcroft released Let the Eagle soar on Feb.
Spice Girls — Spice
On Sept.
WIHTA - Prepisode #7
For Crazy B*tch by Buckcherry (Jan 2006) we couldn't just talk about the song.
U2 — How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb
After their rise to fame through the 80s U2 began their steady decline into the marketing machine led by the egomaniac known as Bono we see today.
WIHTA - Prepisode #6
We all know Barbie Girl by Aqua, but we're taking a closer look to determine if this is an ironic song about excess or a guide to emotional and psychological manipulation.
Red Hot Chili Peppers — One Hot Minute
What happens when you mix funk bass, spoken word, excessive heroin use and a liberal helping of Dave Navarro?
WIHTA - Prepisode #5
Ever wonder what the Red Hot Chili Peppers thought wasn't even good enough for One Hot Minute?
Pink — Missundaztood
We all know Pink as the spunky girl with a big voice and a fun haircut.
WIHTA - Prepisode #4
We've all heard the Eagles, but chances are you haven't heard their song King of Hollywood released in 1979.
311 — 311
311 is a difficult band to classify.
WIHTA - Prepisode #3
After listening to My Humps by the Black Eyed Peas for a week straight we are ready to definitively state which parts are the humps and which parts are the lumps, maybe.
Aerosmith — Get a Grip
On April 20,1993 Aerosmith released Get a Grip, a generic offering of bar blues and dad rock.
WIHTA - Prepisode #2
We know it isn't good, but could the Bono cover of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah released in 1995 be the worst cover ever?
Halsey — Badlands
There is a war coming and Halsey is here to lead the youth into a brighter tomorrow..ironically.
WIHTA - Prepisode #1
We're changing things up a little, introducing the first ever WIHTA Prepisode!
Twenty One Pilots — Vessel
This week we attempt to understand why millions of people love Twenty One Pilots.
Big & Rich — Horse of a Different Color
Remember the band Big & Rich?
Imagine Dragons — Night Visions
We didn't expect to be huge fans of Imagine Dragons, but their debut album Night Visions released Sept.
Shaggy — Hot Shot
We thought Shaggy was a harmless one hit wonder with a silly voice, now we know the truth.
Neil Young — Trans
When you think of Neil Young you may recall his time with Buffalo Springfield, or his albums with CSNY and no one could forget his amazing solo music of the 70s.
Weezer — Raditude
After early success Weezer has spent the last 15 years challenging their fans to keep listening despite progressively worse albums.
Milli Vanilli — Girl You Know It's True
Just when Milli Vanilli thought they had it all their world began to crumble.
Vanilla Ice — Hard to Swallow
It's safe to assume Vanilla Ice has a few regrets.
Evanescence — Fallen
Alone they were nothing, but a when piano playing mediocre singer found a Jesus loving nu-metal guitarist they became Evanescence!
Christina Aguilera — Christina Aguilera
Christina Aguilera worked her entire life to become a serious recording artist.
Corey Feldman — Angelic 2 the Core
In the 80s Corey Feldman starred in one hit film after the next with his best bud Corey.
Puddle of Mudd — Come Clean
In 1991 Puddle of Mudd formed, then the grunge movement faded away, then came post-grunge and that faded away and then inexplicably on Aug 28, 2001 Come Clean was released and we listened to it.
Mailbag!
We asked you to write in and you delivered, so we did a mailbag episode.
2018 Year in Review
As we ring in the new year we decided to take a look back at 2018.
Insane Clown Posse — Bang! Pow! Boom! (Blue)
Paint your faces and start chugging Faygo this week we're going to juggalo island.
3OH!3 — Want
This week we're talking about electronic duo 3OH!3 and we have just one question.
6ix9ine — Day69 Graduation Day
6ix9ine has been called a musician, an innovator, a person of interest in several currently unsolved crimes and a visionary.
Papa Roach — Infest
Chances are you know every word of their hit single, but can you name another song by Papa Roach?
Lil Wayne — I Am Not a Human Being II
Does the obsession to remain relevant leave an artist depleted and dramatically reduce the quality of each successive effort to the point of becoming embarrassing for everyone involved?
Reel Big Fish — Turn the Radio Off
Grease up your trumpets and get ready to skank, the podcast is going full ska!
Carrie Underwood — Some Hearts
This small town girl turned American Idol still appreciates the simple things like being young, having fun and occasionally destroying someone's car you maybe dated and now have a hunch they're cheating.
LMFAO — Sorry For Party Rocking
Put on your zebra pants, shimmering speedo and dancin shoes as we learn what a little hard work, barely any talent and a whole lot of nepotism can accomplish.
Bobby Pickett — Monster Mash
We couldn't end the October scare-a-thon without paying tribute to the man that started it all.
My Chemical Romance — The Black Parade
It's the final week of our October scare-a-thon so we decided to take an emo filled journey straight into the land of the dead.
Marilyn Manson — Heaven Upside Down
The October scare-a-thon continues with the scariest thing music had to offer in 1998, Marilyn Manson!
Rob Zombie — Hellbilly Deluxe
Hop in the back of my dragula next to the original astro creep (Tim) as the October scare-a-thon continues.
Queen of the Damned Soundtrack
This week we kick off our October scare-a-thon with a podcast crossover extravaganza with our friends on Texas Podcast Massacre (@TXpodmassacre).
Backstreet Boys — Millennium
Find out what happens when five young men ranging in age from 13 to 23 answer a random ad written by a complete stranger looking for boys to sing and dance for him.
Sum 41 — All Killer No Filler
This week is the last stop of our Canadian summer tour and the final installment in our six degrees to Nickelback series.
Avril Lavigne — Avril Lavigne
She said see you later to those skater boys but things are still pretty complicated for Avril Lavigne.
Nickelback — Silver Side Up
Despite the worst possible release date in history on Sept.
Britney Spears — In the Zone
After Justin, but before the unpleasantness Britney Spears discovered sex.
Simple Plan — No Pads No Helmets Just Balls
The early 2000s brought pop-punk to mainstream audiences and wide commercial success.
Kanye West — XTCY
On the heels of another rocky interview Kanye West released his latest single XTCY.
Bon Jovi — Slippery When Wet
This week we start out half way there, but don't worry we're living on a prayer.
Jack White — Boarding House Reach
Jack White is known for his blistering guitar solos, vintage analog sound and attention to detail...not anymore suckers!
Creed — Human Clay
This week we greet you with arms wide open and do our best to take you higher as we talk about Creed and their massive hit album Human Clay released Sept.
Toby Keith — Unleashed
Toby Keith loves his country, his lady and vigilante justice!
Guns N Roses — Chinese Democracy
After millions of dollars, over a decade in the studio and every member of the band quitting except Axl Rose, Guns N Roses released Chinese Democracy on Nov 23, 2008.
The Fray — How to Save a Life
Grab your tissues we're getting deep this week with the debut album from The Fray, How to Save a Life, released Sept 13, 2005.
Nicki Minaj — Pink Friday
This week we look beyond the wigs, pounds of makeup, casual violence, claims of plagiarism, excessive profanity and soaring anthems of empowerment to discover the real Nicki Minaj.
Florida Georgia Line — Here's to the Good Times (DELUXE EDITION)
Lift those trucks, throw on your daisy dukes and get blackout drunk this week we head down south to talk about the debut album from Florida Georgia Line, Here's to the Good Times (Deluxe Edition) released November 25, 2013.
Lady Gaga — The Fame
Whip out those disco sticks and slap on a poker face, this week we're getting weird with Lady Gaga as we discuss her debut album The Fame released August 19, 2008.
Die Antwoord — Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid
This week we hop in our matte black scooby, throw in our grills and get totally zef on the mean streets of Johannesburg.
Slipknot — Slipknot
After picking out masks, jumpsuit fittings and fighting over their lucky numbers there wasn't much time for Slipknot to focus on that music part of being a band.
Sugar Ray — 14:59
This week we focus on healing a nation.
Metallica — St Anger
Five years after their last major release Metallica returned to the studio a little older, a little wiser and lot more passive aggressive.
Blake Shelton — If I'm Honest
As a singer, game show host and 2017's Sexiest Man Alive Blake Shelton has proven himself to be a jack of all trades and a master of one; Solo cups (allegedly!).
Gwen Stefani — Love Angel Music Baby
Rumor has it she's just a girl, but not just any girl and certainly no holla back girl.
Linkin Park — Hybrid Theory
As successful as they are divisive Linkin Park unleashed Hybrid Theory on the world October 24, 2000 proving that nu metal was here to stay.
Rage Against the Machine — Rage Against the Machine
The year was 1992 and the world was a scary place when a band emerged to fight the power and bring an end to corruption with nothing more than militant poetry and out of place guitar solos.
Ed Sheeran — Divide
He had the number one single of 2017, the internet often refers to him as precious and he wants you to know he ain't no college boy.
Chris Gaines - The Life of Chris Gaines (Greatest Hits)
Who is Chris Gaines?
Garth Brooks — The Hits
This week we wanted to pick one of the greats of country music, a true master of his craft.
Limp Bizkit — Significant Other
This week we do it all for the nookie (or any available cookies we're not picky) and discuss the Limp Bizkit album Significant Other released June 22, 1999.
Eminem — Revival
May I have your attention please?
Kid Rock — Devil Without a Cause
Do you ride at night because you find yourself sleeping all day?
Blink-182 — Enema Of The State
This week we frost our tips, download some singles off Napster and step into the Matrix to discuss the third album by Blink-182, Enema Of The State, released June 1, 1999.
Jimmy Buffett - Songs You Know By Heart (Greatest Hits)
Join us as we dock our boat in the suspiciously warm and cigarette covered waters of Margaritaville, this week we listened to Jimmy Buffett's 1985 greatest hits album Songs You Know By Heart.
Justin Bieber — Purpose
This week's album asks the hard questions like "What Do You Mean?" and "Where Are You Now?" Of course I'm talking about the album Purpose by Justin Bieber, released November 13, 2015.
Smash Mouth — Astro Lounge
SOMEBODY ONCE TOLD ME...
Kanye West — The Life of Pablo
We listened to the latest from modern profit?
Portugal The Man — Woodstock
What happens when a band you love makes an album you hate?
Sublime — Sublime
This week Tim and Garrett discuss the self-titled third album by Sublime, released July 30, 1996.
Korn — Follow the Leader
This week Tim and Garrett sit down to discuss Korn's 1998 release Follow the leader.