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.

The boys are back—though even they weren’t expecting it. When TC and Craigo cracked open the latest mysterious metal box from the past, they were stunned to find one of the most iconic records of the 1980s staring back at them: The Joshua Tree by U2.

In this episode, TC and Craigo take a deep dive into the album that launched Bono and the boys into global superstardom. From the haunting beauty of “With or Without You” to the spiritual yearning of “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For,” and the blistering power of “Where the Streets Have No Name,” this episode explores how The Joshua Tree captured the sound and soul of a generation.

Expect passionate discussion, personal memories, and a few sideways tangents as the lads explore the impact of U2’s desert-drenched masterpiece—both musically and culturally. They dig into the stories behind the songs, the production genius of Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois, and how the album shaped the band’s identity and the rock landscape of the late ‘80s.

Whether you’re a diehard U2 fan or just love a trip down musical memory lane, TC’s Time Capsule is your backstage pass to rediscovering the albums that defined decades. Fire up the Walkman, slip on some Ray-Bans, and get ready to stand on the edge of glory with The Joshua Tree.

This week on TC’s Time Capsule, TC and Craigo are turning the dial back to 1980 to honour one of the greatest rock albums of all time — Back in Black by AC/DC. It’s been 45 years since this thunderous masterpiece exploded onto the scene, redefining rock 'n' roll with raw energy, unforgettable riffs, and a legacy that still shakes the speakers today.

From the haunting toll of “Hells Bells” to the iconic roar of the title track, TC and Craigo revisit the stories, the sound, and the spirit behind this monumental album. Expect classic cuts, behind-the-scenes tales, and a whole lot of love for the band that proved rock was far from dead.

Plug in, turn it up, and join the lads as they celebrate 45 years of Back in Black — louder than ever!