It all comes down to this. Who will be the winners and losers of Discographology Season 2? Apple. Werk. P-Funk. The 'Mats. In this final showdown, only one artist can reign supreme. Well, not exactly.

This week on the show SIZE. DOES. MATTER. That's right, we're going back to 90's soundtrack land with 1998's Godzilla: The Album. Logan coins the genre 'Dorito Rock', Matt must speak ill of his childh

This week Josh gets confused about the assignment, but we still come through with our favorite songs about the days of the week. Which song by The Cure will be a contender? Which version of Blue Monda

This week on the show we round out our series on The Replacements albums with Twin/Tone Records and cover 1984's Let It Be. We thank you for joining us on the journey and hope that you haven't been to

The More Of That boys take you back to their Glory Days with rose-colored recollections of cover songs performed in bands past. Decades past. Look, we're getting up there. But an advantage of that is

This week on the show, it's a Hootenanny! The More of That gang breaks down The Replacements' second studio album Hootenanny from 1983. We read the personal ads, take a trip to the ski slopes, change

This week on the show the More of That gang talk about our favorite songs where you might not expect a drum machine. Matt doesn't want you to come around any more, Logan adores the Smashing Pumpkins,

This week on the show--the record is short, but our discussion is long. For our first episode covering only an EP, we get a big whiff of The Replacements' Stink from the Summer of 1982. Blake is Go-in

We're back with some perfect content for your middle of the work week blues. We discuss about our recent listens and record store purchases and then do a double shift talking about our favorite songs

This week we're taking a ride up to Minneapolis to begin our next artist discography, alternative icons The Replacements, with their debut release on Twin/Tone records "Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out th