In a catalog as stacked as Suede's (I consider their weakest album just middling as opposed to terrible), picking our favorite songs by them was no small task.

I ended up considering this one the most-overlooked (and my favorite) of Britpop's Big 4. Loved their discog and I wish they had made bigger headway Stateside.

Up there with Roxy Music as my favorite musical discovery made on the podcast so far.

With a catalog as beloved as Black Sabbath, selecting our faves is no small feat.

This one was recorded a couple of weeks after the passing of Ozzy Osbourne and is dedicated to the memories of both him and Ronnie James Dio.

You cannot have metal without Black Sabbath and especially without Tony Iommi. This discog was a great ride with high highs and low lows.

And yes, we counted the album by Heaven and Hell (*The Devil You Know*) as an official Sabbath album.

At this point, their status as film composers is a firmly-established part of their legacy. So I let Para go off on some of his favorites.

As for the RAW part of the title, I realized too late that I had neglected to send this one to the outside editor alongside the rest of the NIN parts. So I went "Let's see how this goes if I upload it raw and unedited." So if you hear some scuff, that's why.

Inspired by the Johnny Cash version of "Hurt", we made a sequel to our previous "Favorite Cover Versions" side-episode.

In a rare move, we expanded beyond the Top 50. And that's because Trent's catalog is so consistently high-quality that it would be difficult to narrow it down.

VERY belated thing for my birthday last year is possibly my favorite band of the 90s: Trent Reznor's empire known as Nine Inch Nails. This episode was a joy where me and Para went HAM.