Favorites #4 - Leave What's Lost Behind by Colony House

Thriller by Michael Jackson

Well we finally did it! We've made it to the top of Wikipedia's list of best-selling albums, this time discussing Michael Jackson's Thriller, the BEST selling album of all time. With 51.3 million certified copies and 100 million claimed, this album is a master-class of pop music and one that is easily recognizable anywhere in the world. To those of you who are listening for the first time - WELCOME! And for those who have been with us anywhere along the way, THANK YOU! We've got some things in the works regarding future episodes, but for now, this is where we're hanging up our coats. Let's ring in the holiday season with the #1 best-selling album ever!

Favorites #4 - Leave What's Lost Behind by Colony House

I look around a room that's filled with...recording equipment Every screen a window to this month's edition of The G.O.A.T. Pod where we dive back in to one of our personal favorite with Jason's pick - Leave What's Lost Behind by Colony House. Join us as we discuss an album that was dear to some of us during the time of COVID, learn how Jarrett got left behind in NYC, and find out what Daniel does when he meets celebrities. This is an album you don't want to miss!

Back in Black by AC/DC

Back and ready for the 2nd best-selling album of all time, we tackle Back in Black, the 7th studio album by Australian rock band, AC/DC. Join us as we discuss this iconic album and figure out what exactly AC/DC really stands for!

The Bodyguard soundtrack

And weeeeeeeee are back! Join us as we dive into the best-selling soundtrack of all time: The Bodygaurd. With 50% of this album being hit after hit of the one and only Whitney Houston, this is an album that deserves to be high on the list.

The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd

Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day You fritter and waste the hours listening to one of the best albums in the world! This time we're discussing Pink Floyd' s 8th studio album The Dark Side of the Moon that launched the band into superstardom and illuminates its audience with various soundscapes and poignant lyricism. What will Jarrett think of this album? Will he and Steven finally be friends again? Does Dan have a pilot's license? This is an episode you don't want to miss!