Paul and Josh discuss Paramore's 3rd album, Brand New Eyes. They talk about this album's status as a sleeper hit among fans, and how it compared to Riot both at the time and over 15 years later. They also discuss the album's legacy as the end of an era for Paramore, but also whether it felt like a transitional album to the band's current status as a pop rock band.

Josh and Paul continue the Paramore miniseries by talking about their second album, Riot! They discuss the album's megahits but the real question is whether the deeper cuts hold up or if this is an album of fillers held up by a few hits.

Paul and Josh are back with a new mini series! Now they're going pop punk and discussing the Paramore discography, starting with the debut All We Know Is Falling. They discuss the early history of Paramore, how the band formed, Hayley Williams' background as a teenage vocalist with a record deal, and whether this album is a forgotten emo classic or one of many similar albums at the time that got rightfully lost in the shuffle.

Josh and Paul wrap up their Iron Maiden mini series by discussing the newly released Burning Ambition documentary. They discuss their criticisms of the doc and speculate on the future of Maiden.

Paul and Josh reach the end of Maiden's reunion era discography and discuss Maiden's last album: Senjutsu! They talk about how the band built on the direction of the previous album but largely to greater success, including an all time moment with Steve Harris' epics trilogy that rounds out the album.

Paul and Josh continue their Maiden deep dive with the band's sixteenth album, The Book of Souls! They talk about whether the amount of material justified Maiden's first double album, the change in writing style since The Final Frontier, and assess how successful the more experimental moments on this album were.

Josh and Paul take a break from their Maiden talks to discuss some recent news in the rock world. They talk about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, the trendy Angine de Poitrine, and new releases from some of rock's elder statesmen.