Season 2
The Music List: Best Father's Day Songs
The Music List: The Best of The Beatles (Early Years)
The Music List: Best Male R&B Vocalists of the 20th Century
The Music List: Best 80's One Hit Wonder Songs
The Music List: Best Flower Power Songs
Father. Dad. Daddy. Pops. Papa. Papi. There are billions of father's all over the world and a fair number of great songs celebrating them. In June, we celebrate Father's Day, and The Music List podcast comes in with an episode dedicated to all the great dads out there, including the cohosts' own. Join the siblings in one of the most emotional episodes in the podcast's history. Enjoy great music, great debate, and great stories.
The Beatles need no introduction. They are best selling musical act of all time and the most successful in the history of the Billboard charts. Like others who stand the test of time, the Beatles evolved with the musical styles of the day. Or perhaps, they stayed fresh and the musical times evolved to keep up. There was a marked change in the Beatles between Rubber Soul, their sixth studio album and Revolver, their seventh and the beginning of their psychedelic era. It is the "Early Beatles" era that the siblings tackle in this episode. Which songs in their first six studio albums are their best? A near impossible task, but the TML won't ask for Help! in this one.
Rhythm and blues music originated in the African-American communities during the 1940's. Over the past 80 years, R&B has developed subgenres and even the subgenres have subgenres. Doo-wop, hip-hop, funk, soul, and even swamp rock can trace their roots to R&B music. And of course, that amazing baby-making music of slow jams and crystal-clear voices is the heart and soul of the R&B genre. As diverse a genre as R&B is, this episode did not disappoint. The only thing that is greater than the diverse sounds of the vocalists in this episode is the talent. The siblings argue over what constitutes an R&B artist, but the one thing that is not in dispute- the song selections are on point. Join the siblings as they take on the monumental task of ranking the best male R&B vocalists of the 20th century.
Pete Rose finished his baseball career as the all-time hit leader with 4,256 hits. That's 4,255 more than the artists discussed in this episode. Like Pete Rose, however, these artists will likely not be getting a Hall of Fame invitation. In this installment of The Music List, we celebrate the best one-hit wonders of the 1980's. The siblings duke it out over the songs, the artists, and even...what exactly constitutes a "hit," anyway? Join us as TML explores one of their more diverse episodes to date with soft rock, hard rock, jazz, hip hop, and more as we rank the Best 80's One Hit Wonders!
The flower power movement of the 60's and 70's brought new styles, new harmonies, and a renewal of music as a form of social commentary. Out of hippie music was born some of the most iconic songs in the history of rock and roll. But which flower power songs reign supreme as the best ones ever? This episode of The Music List aims to answer exactly that question. So, find your inner hippie or social commentator, and join the siblings as they argue and fight over peace and love!
In honor of Wrestlemania week, The Music List podcast wanted to celebrate in a way that only The Music List can celebrate- by arguing over a wrestling-themed music list. This episode is all about the entrance songs of some of the greatest pro wrestling talents of all time. Which wrestler's intro music is "the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be?" Join the siblings and find out! Whatcha gonna do when The Music List Podcast runs wild on you, brother!
With March Madness and college basketball's biggest event about to take center court, The Music List came in HOT with some madness of their own- Best Mad Songs. What are the angriest songs ever recorded? This episode brings one of the most diverse song selections in the podcast's history! Listen along, and see if you agree with the siblings' selections. If you don't agree, don't get too mad!
Ha ha! Hee-hee! Comedians have been using music for decades as a platform to provide laughs to audiences. Or, have musicians been providing comedy? Regardless, comedy and music go great together. But, who are the greatest musical comedy acts of all time? All jokes aside, the siblings on The Music List take on this most serious topic, and despite the fun-loving nature of the episode, the sparks still fly. Which sibling gets the last laugh? Which musical comedian or comedic group reigns supreme? Find out on this episode of The Music List podcast!
Unfortunately, not everyone finds true love on Valentine's Day. Sometimes, you decide your significant other just isn't that significant after all. Or, someone you thought would be the love of your life leaves you heartbroken and torn. Relationships end in a myriad of ways, and the 1970s was loaded with tremendous breakup songs that exemplify each demise. If your Valentine's Day didn't go as planned, then maybe this is just the episode you need. Angry, heartbroken, or just plain apathetic, the songs are a-plenty. The siblings take on the monumental task of putting together the definitive list of...the best Breakup Songs of the 1970s.
February is the month of Valentine's Day and love, so The Music List decided to bring the passion with an episode to capitalize. Country music between 2000 and 2009 provided some great love songs. Some were sweet. Some were sultry. Some gave a lifetime of remembrance by storytelling in a way only country music can do. But what are the best country love songs that came out of the first decade of the 21st century? Join the siblings as they give their thoughts and list the ones they...love...the most!