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In this episode, the lads uncover a song...within a song...within a song...within a song as they excavate the layers of The Verve's 1997 hit "Bitter Sweet Symphony". As they descend into the musical mine they find The Rolling Stones, The Staples Singers, discuss magical musical moments in London, marvel at the bittersweet results of an international hit, and wretch at the often inequitable distribution of royalties. Put your hard hats on, light your headlamps up and join the boyz as they descend into the depths.

Songs:
The Reverb Syndicate - Better Dancing Through Technology

Ozzy Osbourne (feat. Elton John) - Ordinary Man

The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony

Killing Joke - Frenzy

The Rolling Stones - The Last Time

The Andrew Oldham Orchestra - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

The Andrew Oldham Orchestra - Time is on My Side

Richard Cheese - Enter Sandman

The Andrew Oldham Orchestra - As Tears Go By

The Andrew Oldham Orchestra - The Last Time

The Staples Singers - This May Be My Last Time

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Little Miss Strange

Caetano Veloso - London, London

New Radicals - You Get What You Give

The Verve Pipe - The Freshmen

Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Lucky Man

The Verve - Lucky Man

Oasis - Cast No Shadow

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In this episode our devilish monks walk the not-so fine line between self-discipline and self-pleasure as they ponder the mysteries of the Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos' most unlikely double-platinum success Chant, which gently rocked the world in 1994 and changed the way we think about music. On their journey to a simpler, more monastic life our friends are tempted by Snoop Dogg, reunite with Suzanne Vega, experience unspeakable "Sadeness" with Enigma, and rage against...the Machine? Join the lads for a musical experience 1300 years in the making.

Songs:
The Reverb Syndicate - Better Dancing Through Technology

Jackson Browne - Rosie

Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos - Alelula, Beatus Vir Qui Suffert

Ace of Base - The Sign

Tim McGraw - Indian Outlaw

Snoop Dogg - What's My Name

The Monks - Johnny B. Rotten

Motley Crue - Girls, Girls, Girls

Loreena McKinnitt - The Mummer's Dream

Bono, Pavarotti, et al - Ave Maria

Enigma - Sadeness

DNA and Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner

Yasser Farouk - Oud (solo)

Gypsy Kings - Tarantas

They Might Be Giants - Istanbul (Not Constantinople)

Rage Against the Machine - Guerrilla Radio

Benzedrine Monks of Santo Domonica - Do Ya Think I'm Sexy

Soul II Soul - Keep on M

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In this episode, featuring a listener pick, our kindred spirits ponder the deeper questions of earthly existence and the afterlife, as they examine Norman Greenbaum's 1969 classic "Spirit in the Sky". Things get downright fuzzy as they nerd-out on classic guitar tones and jimmy (Jimi?) open the caskets of the guitar greats in search of clarity. Join the fellas on their journey of redemption as they seek to understand how a Jewish-American came up with the best Christian spiritual of our time.

Songs:
The Reverb Syndicate - Better Dancing Through Technology

Billy Bragg - St. Swithin's Day

Tom Waits - (Intro to) Better Off Without a Wife

The Lonely Island - Jizz in My Pants

The Who - Pictures of Lily

Elvis Costello - Pump it Up

Norman Greenbaum - Spirit in the Sky

Dr. West's Medicine Show and Junk Band - The Eggplant That Ate Chicago

Norman Greenbaum - Spirit in the Sky (Demo)

George Harrison - My Sweet Lord

Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice - Superstar

Norman Greenbaum - Titfield Thunder

Jimi Hendrix - In From the Storm

Cream - White Room

American Music Club - Fearless

Van Halen - Top Jimmy

Stryper - Free

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In this touching episode, the boyz go way down south and get down and dirty down under with the Divinyls' classic hit "I Touch Myself." In their journey of self discovery, they learn that women have always led the charge when it comes to songs about self-pleasure, leaving men in the dark. Join Tommy Two Tones and Titillating Ty as they work hand-in-glove to put their finger on the reasons for this shocking discrepancy.

Songs:

The Reverb Syndicate - Better Dancing Through Technology

The Deep Dark Woods - Ruby

Nick Cave - Frogs

Tilda - If We Were Twenty

The Divinyls - I Touch Myself

The Divinyls - Pleasure and Pain

Prince - Darling Nikki

Cyndi Lauper - She Bop

Olivia Newton-John - I Touch Myself

Pink - Fingers

Rod Stewart - Infatuation

Afroman - Because I Got High

Tommy Tutone - 867-5309 (Jenny)

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In this episode, the lads take the plunge off the deep end, diving into The Breeder's 1993 surprise hit "Cannonball." On their journey through 1990s alternative space, they consider the innovation of the era, including off-key intros, sado-masochistic lyrics, and the rhythmic beauty of bong water bubbles. Join the boyz as they make a divine splash into one of the most interesting eras of rock.

Songs:
The Reverb Syndicate - Better Dancing Through Technology

Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire

The Breeders - Cannonball

Pixies - Monkey Gone to Heaven

Pixies - Gigantic

Belly - Feed the Tree

Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone

Pavement - Stereo

Morphine - A Cure For Pain

Mark Lanegan ft. PJ Harvey - Hit the City

Momma - Ohio All the Time

The Breeders - Divine Hammer

The Breeders - Divine Mascis

Beck - Loser

The Knack - My Sharona

Scorpions - Rock You Like a Hurricane

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In this episode the lads take a stab at the darkness and aim to keep spirits up, all the while taking care of your metal health. Speaking of spirits, they finally get around to the "whisky challenge" making for a wobbly trip down memory lane. Along the way they go down some randy roads and engage in a heart-felt orgy with the Van Halen brothers. Put your headbands and studded wristbands on and bang your heads with the boys for this Whisky a Go Go of TnT episodes!

Songs:
The Reverb Syndicate - Better Dancing Through Technology
Quiet Riot - Metal Health
Quiet Riot - Cum on Feel the Noize
Helix - Rock You
Venom - Sons of Satan
Ozzy Osbourne - Flying High Again
Van Halen - Spanish Fly
Quiet Riot - Killer Girls
Slade - Cum on Feel the Noize
Slade - Run Runaway
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath

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In the 40th episode of TnT's Hit Songs From Mars, our little elves wonder if "they really know it's Christmas" as they take a 40-year dive into Band Aid's 1984 song of a similar name. Tom reveals his vulnerable side by commending the stars of the day for putting their egos aside and coming together for a humanitarian cause, while Ty remains the same cynical scrooge as ever. The boyz reconcile, in the true spirit of Christmas, by agreeing that "We are the World" sucked and for "Northern Lights", tears, and all of Canada's top talent, were not enough. O come all ye faithful and spread a little Christmas cheer with TnT.

Songs:
The Reverb Syndicate - Better Dancing Through Technology
Howe Gelb - The Farm
Giant Sand - Shiver
Band Aid - Do They Know it's Christmas?
Boney M. - Rasputin
The Boomtown Rats - I Don't Like Mondays
Ultravox - Dancing With Tears in My Eyes
USA For Africa - We Are the World
Northern Lights - Tears Are Not Enough
Hear N' Aid - Stars
U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday
David Bowie - Heroes (Live Aid)
Jimmy Page - Outrider
Band Aid - Do They Know it's Christmas? (2024 Ultimate Mix)

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