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Jim, Mike, and Lance of Overtime Angels stop by to talk about their 3rd annual Labor Day weekend gathering known as RushCamp 

Ryan and Brent conclude their trilogy on Foo Fighters with a look at their 2011 album "Wasting Light."

Ryan and Brent discuss Foo Fighters' 2007 album "Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace" 

Ryan and Brent dive head first into latter-day Foo Fighters by discussing their 2005 double LP "In Your Honor."

Ryan and Brent conclude their Santana trilogy with his 2005 album "All That I Am."

Ryan and Brent continue their trilogy on Santana by discussing his 2002 album "Shaman."

Ryan and Brent begin their trilogy on Santana by discussing his 1999 comeback album "Supernatural."

Ryan flies solo to discuss rock music from 2018 and the future of it headed into 2019. 

Ryan and Brent take a look at one of the forgotten Britpop bands, Supergrass, and their 1999 self-titled album.  

Ryan and Brent continue their trilogy of one-offs by discussing Chris Cornell's 1999 solo debut, "Euphoria Mourning." 

The Digital Men tackle another country album, The White Buffalo's "Shadows, Grays, and Evil Ways," which leads to heavy emotions and political discussion.  

The Digital Men conclude their look at CCR by examining their first album of the 70's "Cosmo's Factory." Is it a perfect album? It just might be...

The Digital Men tackle one of CCR's greatest releases, 1969's "Willy and the Poor Boys."

The Digital Men dive into one of Ryan's favorite bands of all time, Creedence Clearwater Revival by discussing the first of three albums released in 1969, "Bayou Country." 

The Digital Men finish their Tom Petty trilogy by discussing his 1989 solo album "Full Moon Fever." 

The Digital Men continue their discussion of Tom Petty with his 1982 album "Long After Dark." 

The Digital Men dive into a trilogy on Tom Petty with his 1979 album "Damn the Torpedos." 

Ryan and Brent finish their discussion of Mr. Big by looking at their 1996 foray into grunge "Hey Man." 

This week the Digital Men talk about Mr. Big's 1993 album "Bump Ahead." 

The Digital Men return to the realm of hair metal to discuss Mr. Big and their 1991 album "Lean Into It."