Ultimate Catalogue Clash

Corey calls out Kev about something he said on a different podcast! There's altogether too much talk about custard (unless Corey cuts that entire forty five minute conversation out) and we have a good chat about the ethics of selling tickets to a show you can't really sing at properly. But will Kev come down on the side of Jon Bon Jovi? Will Corey be kind to Kev during this week's game? And will Side B of X live up to the rather excellent Side A?The only way to find out is to turn on, tune in, and push away those bitter tears.Songs covered in this episode: "Lately", "Who Pays the Price", "Know the Difference", "Bitter Tears", "On My Way", "Hear That Sound"

All because of circumstances way beyond controlWe became the darlings of this thing called Rock and Roll, ooh!About three people will know where that line comes from... the rest of you can Google it! We're taking a break from our usual program to bring you something different. Due to busy weekends and a general lack of time to properly prep, Corey and I thought we'd have a rummage through our vinyl collections and talk about what's in there. We'll be spinning up some tracks and we'll be talking about music and, as always, it will take us far too long to get into the actual episode. But that's why you tune in, right? But what albums will be spun? What catalogues does Corey have in their entirety and why do they have to be Def Leppard? The only way to find out is to turn on, tune in, and wait to see what the random number generator tells us to listen to!

The follow up to the gigantic Kick. INXS set themselves an almost impossible job to follow up such a behemoth, but they sat down, jammed out a few chords, wrote down a few words, then wandered into a brand new studio to sing and play them into microphones and mixing desk to see what happened. But will they be able to match their smash hit? Will Kev be on board with a ballad closing out Side A? And why in the green shit is Corey covered in vodka with swiffered feet?The only way to find out is to turn on, tune in, and disappear.Songs covered in this episode: "Suicide Blonde", "Disappear", "The Stairs", "Faith in Each Other", "By My Side"

You can still beatbox in Paraguay. You can still cut a rug in Côte d'Ivoire, you can still shake your money maker in Vanuatu, and apparently, you can still rock in America. Even though I'm pretty sure that no-one was stopping anyone doing that! We're joined by our good pal Tom Armbruster as we break down his kofi pick; Night Ranger's 1983 sophomore effort, Midnight Madness. But will Tom regret giving Kev another 80s rock band? Will Corey explain his weird hobbies, and what in the name of god will Kev make of all that hoodala?The only way to find out is to turn on, tune in, and let him run.

Pudding, chips, and peas is a staple meal of any young lad growing up in Wigan in the 70s and 80s. Vegemite as an abomination until Nuggan and should be outlawed. These are not completely random musings but do have something to do with this week's episode. But will Corey and Kev enjoy a song about a sex party (apparently), will the Weyburn Godzilla be reigned back in during this week's game, and will the boys head off on the biggest tangent to date?The only way to find out is to turn on, tune in, and mystify me.Songs covered in this episode: "Wild Life", "Never Tear Us Apart", "Mystify", "Kick", "Calling All Nations", "Tiny Daggers"

Corey's tired from grad, Kev's tired from work, and the episode drops in thirty minutes. Will Michael and the boys be able to pep up two middle aged fucks up enough to actually get this thing out? Will anyone know who The Loved Ones are? And will someone play that goddamn trumpet!!!The only way to find out is to turn on, tune in, and recreate or detonate...Songs covered in this episode: "Guns in the Sky", "New Sensation", "Devil Inside", "Need You Tonight", "Mediate", "The Loved One"If you want to hear the 1981 recording of The Love One - check it out here : https://youtu.be/72BKwvVGXDk