On this episode, we thank Fall Out Boy for the memories while ranking each album. Which albums are worth remembering for centuries and which ones bang the doldrums? Join your friendly host Rob and special guest Michelle to find out!

As we unravel the threads of their lyrical brilliance, "From Under the Cork Tree" to "Save Rock and Roll," the episode also examines how Fall Out Boy's sound has evolved over the years and continues to shape the music landscape.

PIONEERTOWN -- Rob is hangin' around with Hollywood screenwriter Mickey Fisher and ad man Bruce Dierbeck to discuss the cinematic stylings of one of Counting Crows' most L.A.-inspired albums "This Desert Life." We ponder what an Adam Duritz movie might look like, discuss the meaning behind songs like "Colorblind" and "Speedway" and provide track-by-track analysis of this seminal 1999 classic. 

Nothing More drum tech Dave Perry joins the show to give a behind-the-scenes look at the band's last tour and appearance on the majestic ShipRocked music cruise! Is life on the road all that and a bag of chips? How many TVs went through hotel windows? You'll have to tune in to find out. Also this episode, Dave gives us details on new music from his one man band, Fear of Water, the guys discuss their feelings towards Avatar 2 and how it relates to Super Mario 64 (no, really), and finally, they play a new game called "Rate My Playlist!" 

Bands discussed include: Duncan Sheik, Fiona Apple, Frank Turner, Third Eye Blind, Death Cab for Cutie, Gang of Youths, The 1975 and more! 

Your friendly host Rob Ebert is joined by popular blogger & Twitter personality Mike Krumrei for an episode counting down the best rock ballads of the 1990s. This episode includes more hits than a BuzzBox collection. Join us as we recall the best of yesteryear, discussing songs from Hootie & The Blowfish, the Verve, Collective Soul, Goo Goo Dolls, Dishwalla, Candlebox, Soul Asylum and many more! 

Romeo & Juliet, Cruel Intentions, American Pie, Varsity Blues, Empire Records, Singles ... in a time before ubiquitous superhero movies, teen comedies and coming-of-age tales ruled the multiplex. Equally as important as the movies themselves were the soundtracks, available in CD form at your closest Sam Goody or Exclusive Company. Your friendly host Rob is joined by frequent collaborator & guest Mike Krumrei to talk about our favorite movies and soundtracks from the era. Join them as they count down their favorites from 5 to 1. 

We interview Ra drummer Dave Perry before the band hits the road for its much-anticipated summer tour. Plus, we discuss our feelings toward music on boats, find additional uses for Port-o-Jons, and provide brilliant career advice for The Killers. We also shoehorn Sugar Ray, Creed, Korn, Noel Gallagher, Queens of the Stone Age, Third Eye Blind, Stone Temple Pilots, and Counting Crows into the conversation. It makes sense, trust us! 

Your friendly host Rob Ebert is joined by popular blogger & Twitter personality Mike Krumrei for an episode on the most glorious 1-hit wonders of the 90s. Not only that, but we also get into Duncan Sheik's Broadway career, the importance of roller skating to "Sex & Candy" by Marcy Playground, and discuss if "Closing Time" by Semisonic is about having a baby or closing down a bar. What other podcast is doing this!? So join us as we recall the best of yesteryear, including Chumbawamba, Deep Blue Something, the American Pie Soundtrack, Harvey Danger and many more.