Comedian Fahim Anwar shares the highs and lows of his life and career over the soundtrack of Suicide’s influential self-titled debut.
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Rockstar drummer Josh Freese traces his path from gleeful fan boy to full blown member of DEVO, starting with the new-wave art punkers' 1978 debut album Q: Are We Men Not Men? A: We Are DEVO!
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Comedian Annie Lederman keeps it 100, enjoying the campy power pop of Cheap Trick's 1977 album In Color for exactly what it is.
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NBA Champion Caron Butler shares his rollercoaster ride of a life story through the prism of WAR’s 1972 number one record ‘The World is a Ghetto’
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Comedian & musician Wayne Federman finds as many connections as he can between the 1976 release of Steve Milller Band's hit-laden space rock record Fly Like An Eagle and the rest of his storied life and career.
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Comedian Adam Ray's spirits are raised by the electrifying proto-punk of MC5's first studio album, 1970's Back in the USA.
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Comedian Jade Catta-Preta gushes with Brazilian pride over the bossa nova-infused jazz tracks co-created by legends Stan Getz and João Gilberto on their iconic 1964 collaboration Getz/Gilberto.
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Comedian Dan Soder mercilessly mocks the maudlin pretentiousness of new wave maestros The Police's final studio album, 1983's Synchronicity, live at Just For Laughs 42.
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Comedian Chris Garcia sings the praises and explores the mysteries of an album as influential as it is complex: power pop geniuses Big Star's 1978 release Third/Sister Lovers.
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Filmmaker Judd Apatow reveals just how many of ideas for movies were subconsciously spawned by the sublime folk rock of Jackson Browne's 1973 release For Everyman.
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Comedian and Actor Dulcé Sloan recalls the soothing sounds of Amy Winehouse’s words on Back to Black.
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Comedian Tim Dillon peers into the dark corners of American life and sees hope in its simple joys as told by folk legend John Prine’s 1971 self-titled debut album.
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One of the most sampled hip hop acts in history, New York-based EPMD earned the respect of musicians the world over including our guest comedian Joe DeRosa.
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Alice Cooper’s lifelong manager Shep Gordon share stories from inside the studio recording Love It To Death.
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Comedian Frankie Quinones gets in touch with his East LA roots via the blues rock sounds of the 1984 sophomore Los Lobos album How Will the Wolf Survive?
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