This week, TC and Craigo unlock a chapter of musical history that helped shape the sound of an entire generation — it’s time to rediscover the majestic world of The Moody Blues. From their humble beginnings in the 1960s British R&B scene to their rise as pioneers of progressive and symphonic rock, this episode dives deep into the timeless catalogue of a band that blurred the lines between rock, classical, and psychedelic music.

Join TC and Craigo as they revisit groundbreaking albums like Days of Future Passed, In Search of the Lost Chord, and A Question of Balance, unpacking the rich layers of sound, haunting lyrics, and poetic vision that made The Moody Blues stand apart from their peers. You'll hear classics like Nights in White Satin, Ride My See-Saw, and The Story in Your Eyes, as well as lesser-known gems that showcase the band’s artistic depth and evolution over the decades.

Expect fascinating stories behind the music, insights into the band’s influence on future generations of artists, and the kind of banter only TC and Craigo can deliver. If you’re a fan of lush melodies, philosophical lyrics, and musical innovation, this journey through time is not to be missed.

Strap in for another nostalgic ride as TC and Craigo fire up the flux capacitor and dig deep into the musical treasure trove of 1987! This week, the boys head into the backyard of pop culture history to unearth a time capsule overflowing with the biggest and best tracks from the Billboard charts of '87. It was a year when hair was big, synths were everywhere, and the hits just kept on coming.

You'll hear anthems that defined the era, including Jacob’s Ladder from Huey Lewis and the News, and the soaring power ballad Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now by Starship. But that’s just the beginning. From rock and pop to R&B and dancefloor classics, this episode is packed with tunes that soundtracked road trips, school dances, and cassette mixtapes around the world.

TC and Craigo also share their own stories, fun facts, and a few questionable fashion choices from the time, giving you a full-on blast from the past with a modern twist. So throw on your acid-wash jeans, grab your Walkman, and get ready to time travel back to a year where the music truly ruled the airwaves.

Don’t miss TC’s Time Capsule – Billboard’s Best of 1987!

This week, TC and Craigo crack open another musical vault, and inside, they find a true rock classic—Billy Joel’s Glass Houses. Released in 1980, this album saw Joel step away from his signature piano-driven sound to embrace a harder, edgier rock style. Fueled by raw energy and a rebellious spirit, Glass Houses delivered some of his biggest hits, including You May Be Right, It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me, and Don’t Ask Me Why.

From its opening sound of breaking glass to its infectious hooks and lyrical wit, Glass Houses was Joel’s way of proving he could do more than just ballads—he could rock with the best of them. The album was a massive success, topping the charts and earning him a Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance. But beyond the hits, there are deep cuts that showcase his versatility and sharp storytelling.

Join TC and Craigo as they spin the record, break down the songs, and explore the impact Glass Houses had on Billy Joel’s career and rock music as a whole. Was it a bold reinvention or just a natural evolution? Tune in to TC’s Time Capsule and find out as they relive this moment in music history!