Al, Trav, and Quillen talk about every song that reached #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart in the 90s, beginning with Kurt Cobain’s death in April 1994.
Episodes
Friday Jun 26, 2020
Friday Jun 26, 2020
As the boys wait for the ball to drop, they reflect on their first "season" and step outside of the world of alternative radio to offer their top 5 albums of 1994.
Friday Jun 19, 2020
Friday Jun 19, 2020
The boys' sincere streak continues as they leave Monster behind to discuss their favorite R.E.M. songs of all time.
Friday Jun 12, 2020
Friday Jun 12, 2020
It's a long one as the boys finally get the chance to express their admiration for, and occasional frustration with, the podcast's centerpiece Kurt Cobain.
Friday Jun 05, 2020
Friday Jun 05, 2020
Two podcasts we'd like to direct you towards in place of ours:
1. While Black: Ep. 86 "My Right to Rock w/ Floodgeight"
2. Pod Save The People: "Keep the Fight"
Friday May 29, 2020
Friday May 29, 2020
The boys get their first solid piece of evidence for the Nirvanawannabe theory. The scenic route through Zombieland contains stops at the Mission: Impossible soundtrack, a statistical breakdown of female chart performance in the 90s, and the Blur discography.
Friday May 22, 2020
Friday May 22, 2020
The boys discuss the best rock song since "Do Not Stop" by Fleetwood Mac or "You Are My Best Friend" by Queen.
Friday May 15, 2020
Friday May 15, 2020
The boys quickly evaluate "Basket Case" before moving on to Insomniac and the Stone Temple Pilots' many #2s.
Friday May 08, 2020
Friday May 08, 2020
This less familiar song leads to a discussion of hidden gems like The Beatles' "Rain" and Weezer's "Jamie." Trav and Quill say "No no no no no no" to the Counting Crows' debut, but Al says "Yeeeaaah."
Friday May 01, 2020
Friday May 01, 2020
The boys' discussion of Offspring's Smash leads to molecular biology, Christian novelty songs, and naked knife fights.
Friday Apr 24, 2020
Friday Apr 24, 2020
Toad the Wet Sprocket introduces the boys to the joy of sitting down at rock shows, and "Fall Down" looks a bit wobbly when stacked against other Toad singles.