On this episode of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg tackle one of best selling rock albums of all time: Back in Black from AC/DC. The review the songs Have A Drink On Me, Back in Black, Shoot to Thrill, Shake a Leg, Hells Bells, Giving the Dog a Bone, Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution, and You Shook Me All Night Long.

On this episode of Epic Albums, Greg and Mike discuss Joe Jackson's love letter to New York City, the 1982 release Night and Day. They review the songs Breaking Us In Two, Real Men, Target, A Slow Song, Cancer, Chinatown, Another World, and Stepping Out.

On episode 62 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg tackle a big one. They dive into the monumental three-record masterpiece by George Harrison, All Things Must Pass. They review the songs Isn't It A Pity, Run Of The Mill, If Not For You, Awaiting On You All, All Things Must Pass, The Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll), I'd Have You Any Time, My Sweet Lord, and What Is Life.

On episode 61 of Epic Albums, Greg and Mike finally make their way to a classic from the Rolling Stones. They discuss the 1971 double album Exile on Main Street and review the songs Happy, Torn and Frayed, Loving Cup, All Down the Line, Rocks Off, I Just Want to See His Face, and Tumbling Dice.

The boys hit a milestone with the 60th episode of Epic Albums. To celebrate, Greg and Mike tackle another album from one of their favorite bands, the Who. They review the classic 1973 rock opera Quadrophenia and discover that Mike's deep dive into the Who catalog has converted him into a die-hard fan. They discuss the songs 5:15, I'm One, Love Reign O'er Me, The Real Me, The Dirty Jobs, and Cut My Hair.

On episode 59 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg dive into one of the greatest one-album wonders of all time, The La's. They discuss the record's influence on pop and Britpop in the 1990s, as well as the troubled history of its creation. They review the tracks I Can't Sleep, Timeless Melody, Feelin', Way Out, Son of a Gun, and There She Goes.

On Episode 58 of Epic Albums, we're not doing another Beatles album. Mike and Greg actually tackle one of the great alternative rock albums of the 80s, Let it Be from the Replacements. The guys discuss the songs Seen Your Video, Favorite Thing, Sixteen Blue, Answering Machine, Androgynous, I Will Dare, and Unsatisfied.

On episode 57 of Epic Albums, Mike and Greg go back to fond memories of childhood while listening to ABBA's Arrival. For a change, the guys selected different songs in their top three picks. They review the songs Tiger, That's Me, Knowing Me Knowing You, Why Did It Have To Be Me, When I Kissed the Teacher, My Love My Life, Dum Dum Diddle, Fernando, Money Money Money, and Dancing Queen.