This week, Craig and Kevin head all the way back to 1961, each picking an overlooked or under-appreciated album from a year that laid the groundwork for the music explosion to come. They dig into the sounds, styles, and why these records still deserve a spin in 2025.

After the trip to ’61, they dive into what might just be their final Schizophrenic Shuffle — randomly pulling five tracks each from their digital libraries and giving those familiar thumbs up, thumbs down, or thumbs sideways reactions one more time (for now...).

But just when Kevin thinks the episode is winding down, Craig has a surprise up his sleeve:
Enter Classic Rock Magazine’s “The REAL Top 100 Albums of the ’70s.”
Before revealing the theme, Craig challenges Kevin to blindly pick five random numbers between 11 and 100 — then unveils what the list is all about, capped off with a run through the Top 10 albums according to the magazine’s alternate take on the decade.

It’s a deep cut celebration, a shuffle send-off, and a little 1970s curveball all wrapped into one episode.

🧭 Episode Breakdown:

🗓️ Two Albums, One Year – 1961
🎲 The (Possibly) Final Schizophrenic Shuffle
🎤 Classic Rock Magazine’s REAL Top 100 Albums of the '70s
- Kevin’s 5 random picks
- Craig’s surprise reveal
- Full Top 10 rundown

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Craig and Kevin rewind to 1966, digging past the usual Beatles-Stones-Dylan trinity to spotlight two albums from that iconic year that they feel deserve more love. Each host brings one underrated or overlooked record to the table — albums that may have flown under the radar then, or just haven’t gotten the same legacy shine over the decades.

From hidden gems to deep cuts, it’s a celebration of sonic storytelling from a year that helped shape the sound of modern music.

To close things out, they return to their ritual: the Schizophrenic Shuffle — where each host blindly selects five tracks from their personal digital collection and the other responds with a thumbs up, thumbs down, or thumbs sideways if it's unfamiliar territory. Surprises (and hot takes) guaranteed.

🧭 Episode Breakdown:
🗓️ Two Albums, One Year – 1966

🎧 Album discussions, context, and why they still matter

🎲 Schizophrenic Shuffle – 5 random tracks each, real-time reactions

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This week, Two Albums, One Year turns into Three Albums, One Year as Craig and Kevin welcome a special guest to the pod (Shawn from Re-vinyl) for their 2011 deep dive. Each of the three brings an underrated or overlooked album from 2011, sparking conversation around what slipped through the cracks that year, and why these records still hold up a decade later.

After the album roundtable, things get chaotic (in the best way) with the first-ever 3-person Schizophrenic Shuffle — where each of them hits random on their digital collections and tosses out five tracks for group judgment. Expect musical curveballs, unexpected thumbs-downs, and plenty of “wait, what is this?” moments.

It’s a stacked episode full of discovery, debate, and the kind of music-nerd chemistry that defines the Schizo pod.

🔍 Segments:

• 🎧 Three Albums, One Year – 2011 edition
• 🎲 Shuffle Roulette — 5 random tracks each, instant reactions
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