Eminem's "The Eminem Show", and Post Malone's "Stoney"

Thousand Foot Krutch's " The End Is Where We Begin", and Hurt's " Hurt Vol. 1"

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2380413/fan_mail/new] Welcome back to Magic Power! On this episode, Dennis brought an album to the table that he was sure Chad would love, and it turns out that there is a little more to the album than he originally expected. Chad brought an album that is full of heavy emotion, and was very prominent at a time in his life. Tune in to see how these albums have that Magic Power!

Bob's Picks: Dirty Honey's "Mayhem and Revelry Live", and Royal Republic's "Weekend Man"

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2380413/fan_mail/new] Welcome back to Magic Power! On this episode, we are doing another iteration of the "Picks" format, where we have a friend of the show give us 2 albums that neither of us are familiar with, and we listen to and review those! This time, Chad's friend, Bob, brought us Dirty Honey and Royal Republic. Tune in to hear how we felt about these 2 bands, and why Bob chose them for us!

Eminem's "The Eminem Show", and Post Malone's "Stoney"

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2380413/fan_mail/new] Hello everyone and welcome back to Magic Power! On this episode, Chad and Dennis will be going back to the world of Hip Hop/Rap, and diving into some Eminem and Post Malone! Eminem is one of the biggest rappers alive, and his music often contains shots at other rappers, politics, or even his own family, while also showing off legendary lyricism and catchy beats. Post Malone is a guy who is often hard to pinpoint in terms of genre, but Stoney is his only album that can be considered Hip Hop/Rap, while also being imbedded with his unique style. Tune in to see what gives these albums the Magic Power!

Shooting Star's Self Titled Album, Genesis's Self Titled Album, and Billy Joel's "The Nylon Curtain" w/ Nina Holderle

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2380413/fan_mail/new] Welcome back to Magic Power! On this episode, we have our second guest, Nina Holderle! With her, she brought an album from the piano man himself, which will be accompanied by Genesis and Shooting Star from Chad and I! Tune in to find out what gives these albums the Magic Power!

Scott's Picks: Katatonia's "The Great Cold Distance" and A Perfect Circle's "Mer De Noms"

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2380413/fan_mail/new] Welcome back to Magic Power! On this episode, we are going to be trying out a new episode style where we have a listener/friend of the show give us our two albums to review! This time around, Chad's friend, Scott, will be giving us some music to listen to. Mer De Noms was geared towards Dennis, as he is a new fan of Maynard. The Great Cold Distance was geared towards Chad, because they are lesser known and have a style that Chad just may really enjoy. Tune in to hear our thoughts