Matt questions his general dislike for Billy Joel, while he and Dave discuss the hit 1977 album, "The Stranger." (Featuring some totally legitimate album cover art. Just take our word for it.)

Matt and Dave do very little screaming of their own while discussing Beatle John's raw and personal 1970 debut, 'John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band.'

Yo ho ho! Matt and Dave discuss Monty Python, God, and apple-flavored jam while diving into George Harrison's first post-Beatles album: the massive triple-LP, 'All Things Must Pass.'

Matt and Dave discuss guitar legend Eric Clapton, and try to determine if his 1977 album, 'Slowhand,' deserves its classic spot within his discography.

Matt and Dave discuss potentially overexposed or overrated albums, beginning with Peter Gabriel's commercial peak: his 1986 record called simply, 'So.'

Matt and Dave discuss the often overlooked album 'Jazz,' by Queen. Not that jazz, the other jazz.

Matt and Dave discuss an underrated album within REM's discography: sometimes glam, sometimes grunge, it's the weird and wonderful 'Monster.'

Matt and Dave introduce a new segment, the Perfect Side: a fantasy playlist of an artist's work that represents one "perfect" side of a record.