1986: The Beastie Boys' Licensed to Ill

1975: Emmylou Harris' Pieces of the Sky

After an absolute wild ride with Geri Halliwell last week, Ruby and Britney needed a country reset. Who better to do that with than Emmylou Harris, an artist that's considered to be foundational to the genre? Join us this week as we explore her album Pieces of the Sky and determine if this was enough to get over our experience with Ms. Halliwell.

1999: Geri Halliwell's Schizophonic

This week, Ruby and Britney are partying it up like it's 1999 with the one and only Ginger Spice! Join us this week as we listen to Geri Halliwell's debut solo album, Schizophonic. It's a blast from the past and we're here to see if the 90s are still as amazing as we remember.

1986: The Beastie Boys' Licensed to Ill

I'm sure you're thinking, "What do you mean you haven't listened to Licensed to Ill?" We know...we know. But that's what this musical adventure is all about! So join us this week as we dive into what's considered a foundational album in hip-hop. Will we enjoy this as much as folks did in 1986? Or will we just be left with a better understanding of the genre?

2005: The Bravery's The Bravery

After an unexpected summer break, your girls are back and ready to continue their musical adventure! What better way to come back than with a debut album? Ruby and Britney take some time with The Bravery's self-titled album The Bravery to check out the indie scene of the early aughts. Join us for our return to see if Britney can convince Ruby to listen to their later work after experiencing their debut.

1996: Counting Crows' Recovering the Satellites

This week, Ruby and Britney are diving into a familiar genre but with an unfamiliar band. The hits of the Counting Crows are known by many, but that doesn't always translate into a fire album. Tune in to see if we add Counting Crows to our list of favorite Alt Rock bands or if they end up on our growing list of albums we would pass on.