Season 1

Billy Squier achieved massive success due to the release of his sophomore album, “Don’t Say No” in 1981. Due to the songs, “In The Dark”, “My Kinda Lover”, “Lonely is the Night” and “The Stroke”, the album went triple platinum …

Twelve years after the release of their debut album in 1972, Scorpions finally achieved massive worldwide success with their magnum opus, “Love At First Sting” in 1984. With both radio and MTV hits, “Big City Nights”, “Bad Boys Running Wild”, …

Released in 2009, “Awake” by Skillet has a modern rock sound with high quality production. But as of the release of this episode, the album “Awake”, proved to be the most controversial of all album reviews so far. With song …

Two years after the release of their groundbreaking concept album, “Operation: Mindcrime”, Queensrÿche released the most successful album of their career in 1990, entitled “Empire”, with the blockbuster power ballad, “Silent Lucidity”, leading the...

In 1965 The Beatles released their 6th album, “Rubber Soul”. 1965 also represents the first year for those of us born as Generation X. This was a pivotal album for the Fab Four in that it represented a change from …

When Blind Melon entered the 90s music scene with their brand of neo-psychedelic Alt-Rock, and a different sound to their grungy musical contemporaries, who would’ve known that a video with a little girl in a bee costume dancing to a …

One year before Twisted Sister broke through to 80s mega-stardom with the album Stay Hungry, they released their sophomore effort titled, “You Can’t Stop Rock ‘N’ Roll” in 1983. What they lacked in radio-friendly “hit singles”, they more than made …

After Ozzy was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979, no one expected the output of such an amazing solo album. "Blizzard of Ozz", released in 1980, has sold over 5 million copies, and with the help of the legendary Randy …

After listening to The Cars self-titled debut album from 1978, co-hosts Hollywood and Dirty Jim were not surprised it sold over 6 million albums. GenXers, who were in middle school and high school in the 70s and 80s, remember hearing …