Episode 2 -- Oingo Boingo, Nothing to Fear

Episode 6 -- Saga, Worlds Apart

Some hot takes on Canadian progressive rock group Saga's fourth studio album, Worlds Apart. I may have failed to mention its release date, which is 1981. And I definitely forgot to give it any sort of rating: I'll go 4.5 out of 5.

Episode 5 -- Rocco DeLuca and the Burden, I Trust You to Kill Me

Al, Sal and special guest Brandon from the Syracuse, NY glory days rant about Back to the Future, Deftones, Huey Lewis & the News, Jonathan Richman and much much more before turning to the 2006 album I Trust You to Kill Me by Rocco DeLuca and the Burden.

Episode 3 -- Eddie Kendricks, People... Hold On

Discussion on 1972's People...Hold On, the second solo album from former Temptations member Eddie Kendricks.

Episode 2 -- Oingo Boingo, Nothing to Fear

Al and Sal are joined by singer-songwriter Lucio Barbarino (luciobarbarino.bandcamp.com) to discuss the 1982 Oingo Boingo album Nothing to Fear. Lucio Barbarino's suite of video game, film and hip-hop compositions can be found at: apebit.bandcamp.com/music, crosshatchhiphop.bandcamp.com, andreabarbarino.bandcamp.com.

Episode 1 -- Johnny Thunders, So Alone

Al and Sal discuss the Johnny Thunders album So Alone from 1978.