The Greatest Year in Music History

John and Jenn join the hive and discuss 311’s self-titled album. Topics include having a nearly identical 311 origin story, heavy metal guitar riffs, and whether “the vibes” were on or off.

Jenn and John celebrate the 30th anniversary of Collective Soul’s debut album! They cover misheard lyrics, Ed Roland’s celebrity lookalikes, and their wide span of 90s hits.

Jenn and John cover Radiohead’s 1995 album The Bends. They discuss falsetto vocal techniques, music video VFX, and give their official Radiohead album rankings.

Jenn and John dive into Better Than Ezra’s 1995 album Deluxe. Topics include their 3 hit singles, their quintessential 90s sound, and how they compare to other bands of that era.

Jenn and John discuss Jewel’s 1995 debut album Pieces of You. They cover everything from yodeling, reality TV, and the dangers of filming in public restrooms.

Jenn and John cover the debut album from Foo Fighters and discuss Dave Grohl’s signature sound, how this differs from Nirvana, and the merits of goofy music videos.

Jenn and John dive into Alanis Morissette’s 1995 album Jagged Little Pill. Topics include her iconic music videos, 90s angst, and debate which songs were overplayed.

John and Jenn are back for season 2! They cover Shania Twain’s 1995 album The Woman in Me and discuss her iconic music videos, the 8 singles, and debate if it is her best album.

John & Jenn reflect on season 1 of the pod and announce which year will be covered in Season 2!

On the season 1 finale, John and Jenn countdown their top 5 pop and dance hits from 1997. Stay tuned for a Season 2 announcement!

In this bonus episode, John and Jenn discuss their top movie soundtracks from 1997. Their favorites range anywhere from Oscar-winning movies to straight to VHS sequels.

In this bonus episode, John and Jenn countdown their favorite hip hop and R&B songs and albums from 1997 including some surprising picks.

In this bonus episode, John and Jenn countdown their favorite underground songs and albums from 1997 ranging from indie to alt-rock to hardcore punk.

In this bonus episode, John and Jenn countdown their top 5 mainstream rock albums from 1997 that were cut from Season 1 of the podcast.

John and Jenn discuss their top 5 One Hit Wonders from 1997. Some surprises, some overlapping, but all hits you remember from the 90s.

John and Jenn cover Daft Punk’s debut album Homework. Topics include this, that, and a tease of what’s next for the podcast.

John and Jenn dive into Green Day’s Nimrod. They discuss their favorite songs, the music videos they never saw, and seeing them live in concert.

John and Jenn cover Third Eye Blind’s debut self titled album. Topics include their 5 hit singles and music videos, movie soundtracks, and their appearance on MTV’s Road Rules.

John and Jenn discuss Shania Twain’s iconic album Come On Over. Topics include all TWELVE singles, their respective music videos, and the start of the Pop Country crossover boom.

Jenn and John cover the album/soundtrack Spiceworld by Spice Girls. They discuss the chaotic movie, the band’s formation, and what makes their message so timeless.

John and Jenn discuss Three Dollar Bill, Y’all by Limp Bizkit in what may be the most controversial episode yet. Topics include the band’s origin story, the nu-metal era, and who got the most TRL airplay in the 90s.

Jenn & John dive into S.C.I.E.N.C.E., the major label debut from Incubus. They discuss the many music genres that span across the album and finally learn what the acronym means.

This week Jenn & John dive into Creed’s debut album My Own Prison. They discuss whether or not the album is revolutionary enough to be considered one of the greats.

This week Jenn & John cover Transistor by 311. They break down several music videos and reminisce about taking a tuk-tuk to a 311 show. Follow us on Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-greatest-year-in-music-history/id1759813193) , Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/0f44zQEJJvh7LnVjpVeAhv) , or your podcast platform of choice and give us a rating! Follow us on social...

John & Jenn cover Blink-182's breakthrough album Dude Ranch. They discuss Mark's and Tom's songwriting chemistry, compare Blink drummers, and take an Eras Tour through the history of the band.

This week Jenn & John dive into Sarah McLachlan's iconic album Surfacing. They discuss her music videos, live performances, and prove definitively that she has the voice of an angel.

This week John & Jenn discuss the landmark album Around the Fur by Deftones. They dive into how it compares to their other albums, their long history with the band, and whether or not Deftones are considered nu metal.

Jenn & John dive into The Prodigy's groundbreaking album The Fat of the Land. They discuss the influence it had on them, the unhinged music videos, and a memorable festival set.

This week John & Jenn highlight The Colour and the Shape by Foo Fighters. They cover Dave Grohl's transition from Nirvana drummer to Foo Fighter, whether it's a no-skip album, and a shocking revelation about a movie soundtrack.

In the inaugural episode, John and Jenn discuss why 1997 is the greatest year in music history. Kicking it off is the iconic album OK Computer by Radiohead. They discuss the music videos, how the album shaped the 90s, and their favorite tracks.