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90s Music Got Me Like... "Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 1" A big thank you to all our listeners for helping us reach 100 episodes! We love seeing all your comments and suggestions! Here's to 90's music and more episodes to come! The podcast that looks back on one song from the 90s every episode, hosted by Eric and Kendra Mikols. RSS - https://90smusicgotmelike.libsyn.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/90smusicgotme Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/90smusicgotme 

Oh yeah. We got together in person once again for a sit down and remembrance of some more of the great music from the raddest decade of all! NOW THATS WHAT I CALL MUSIC 9000+ email the show - chillednroasted89@aol.com follow in instagram - @chillednroasted @dontfoldthemaps follow the pod's 90's music playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5rtjb4bu81qoSW8uvASaLp check out our Seinfeld Podcast as well! - notchangingit07.podbean.com

This time we talk about Now Thats What I Call Music 75?!, Resident Evil: Infinite, Avatar 2, 007, New gamme releases, and so much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toostonedtoreview/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/toostonedtoreview/support

Grab your CD collection from your parents' basement, it's time to revisit the "Now That's What I Call Music!" compilations of yore! In our Season 3 finale, we talk about the weird history of these CDs (it involves Richard Branson's houseboat) and deep dive into the tracklists that made up Nows 1-4. Join us as we remember bands like Tonic, Marcy Playground, Fastball, New Radicals, and Eiffel 65. We'll be back soon with some mini episodes and fun Medium posts, all gearing up to Season 4. Stay tuned and make sure you're following us @theoldmillennialspod!

This week I’m starting to feel a little insane but thank GOD I'm joined by comedian Dan Perlman who grounds me with an episode that is literally so good?? Dan is telling me the story of his most formative middle school crush and a haunting comment heard in passing that literally hurts MY feelings. That sounds dramatic but it's middle school so, duh!! We’re talkin: when embarrassment hurts more than rejection, date spying in childhood and adulthood, building up walls, relationship imbalances, will Rebecca one day sext?, Now That's What I Call Music, retreating and regressing, remember just being around someone not doing anything and wasn't that nice?, the right and wrong lessons to take from being treated poorly, and so much more...did I mention this episode is so good?! Check out Dan’s new special EMERGENCY CONTACT out May 1st wherever you listen to stuff! Follow Dan on twitter at: @ danjperlman Follow Rebecca on twitter at: @ AlmondMilkHotel Follow the show on twitter at: @ ClassroomCrush MUSIC DISCUSSED ON THIS EPISODE: Everyone’s Gone to the Movies - Steely Dan

Nolan and Jack talk at length about NOW: That's What I Call Music series and talk at length about a website Nolan found called Boomer Boost. We talked about Crane Coffee, and the Jack Off line of clothing stores. Had some great listener reviews as well. Break audio is an insane ad for one of the Boomer Boost Nootropics, I think its called Clarity of Mind but it is crazy as fucking shit and not an ad, DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. If you want to submit a review to the podcast you can send us an email at onestarcast@gmail.com  

This week I'm delighted to welcome Laura Lexx as my guest to discuss her first ever gig. Laura's recently appeared on Season 14 of Live at the Apollo on BBC and Comedy Central UK's Roast Battle and if you've not heard of her yet then here's the perfect introduction. In this fun chat we explore her love for Boyzone and reliving the Now That's What I Call Music compilation albums before diving into how a background in improv lead to a career in stand-up comedy. Follow the podcast across social media @MyFirstGigPod. Follow me @DuaneDoogan. This podcast is part of the Cherry Podcast Network.

Looks Unfamiliar is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to. This is a collection of highlights from shows forty nine to fifty four, featuring Suzy Norman on Hugo The Hippo, Richard Littler on the episode of The Waltons with a Poltergeist, Gary Bainbridge on Radio City's Jack Your Body parody Deadly Boring, Tim Worthington on It's A Shame by Kris Kross, Phil Catterall on the On The Hour Christmas Special, Ben Baker on Now - The Christmas Album, Mitch Benn on Two-Stage Self-Assembly Ice Cream Cones, and Darrell Maclaine on Blockbusters Bubblegum. Along the way we'll be finding out what Richard Stilgoe rhymed with ‘poltergeist’, speculating on what local radio’s obsession with records with ‘Of The’ in the title was all about, recounting how the cast of The Sullivans got caught up in a South-East turf war, debating Steve Ditko’s role in the invention of Cornetto, going to see a time-travelling Candy Flip, investigating how the ‘Hand Jive’ era of Blockbusters was entirely illicitly funded by holes in grandparents’ pockets, revisiting Peter Skellern’s ‘Lurpak Years’, lamenting the terrible fate of the Breakaway theme music, and unveiling our new foolproof scheme for alluding to now-disgraced celebrities without actually naming them. Plus there's also a bit of extra chat with Richard about an unusual BBC showing of 2001: A Space Osyssey, and something you might not have heard before - Tim on The Zeitgeist Tapes talking to Emma Burnell and Steve Fielding about the long-forgotten Clangers Election Special Vote For Froglet! You can find the full editions of all of these shows - and plenty more besides - at http://timworthington.org/

We start 2020 losing our first episode of the year, so here is the abridged version of our albums of 2019,Now That's What I Call Music 8, and the tenth anniversary of Vampire Weekend's Contra.

Looks Unfamiliar is a podcast in which writer and occasional broadcaster Tim Worthington talks to a guest about some of the things that they remember that nobody else ever seems to. Joining Tim for a special Christmas edition is writer, broadcaster and quizmaster Ben Baker, who’s looking back to the original Now - The Christmas Album from 1985, which has been quietly consigned to Christmas Past for all manner of reasons - some of them more 'problematic' than others. Along the way we'll be revealing the identity of 'The Anti-Tim Song', debating what we would have put on a second volume, exchanging some very frank opinions on Fairytale Of New York, and unveiling our new foolproof scheme for alluding to now-disgraced celebrities without actually naming them. You can find more editions of Looks Unfamiliar at http://timworthington.org/

When we discussed "Amnesia" (Now 39), we touched upon the idea that Chumbawamba have a unique story. Here, we look more closely at said musical tale, from anarcho-punk origins to the later folk years. Mostly, though, we focus on Chumbawamba's unlikely pop career, including the smash hit "Tubthumping", "Top of the World (Olé, Olé, Olé)", "Timebomb", "She's Got All the Friends" and the sublime "(Someone's Always Telling You How to) Behave". Are we stretching the premise of this format by arguing that any of those songs were likely to appear on a Now That's What I Call Music! album? Sure. But then Chumbawamba are one of the least likely bands you're ever likely to discover in the first place, so why not?

You loved it last time, so we're bringin' it back! This time we discuss the 20 year old pop compilation monstrosity, Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 3. From boy bands, to nu metal, to 90's smooth jams, we are covering it all. And also taking some liberties for the sake of our own sanity. The perfect way to close up the summer is with total self indulgence. For this episode we have indulged in our beverage choices a well, so feel free to partake in any of the following: Decadent Delight from Evil Twin and Decadent, Maple Stout from 14th Star Brewing Co, and Mexican Cake from Westbrook Brewing Co. Rock Candy is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

You loved it last time, so we're bringin' it back! This time we discuss the 20 year old pop compilation monstrosity, Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 3. From boy bands, to nu metal, to 90's smooth jams, we are covering it all. And also taking some liberties for the sake of our own sanity. The perfect way to close up the summer is with total self indulgence. For this episode we have indulged in our beverage choices a well, so feel free to partake in any of the following: Decadent Delight from Evil Twin and Decadent, Maple Stout from 14th Star Brewing Co, and Mexican Cake from Westbrook Brewing Co. Rock Candy is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Adam and Ken talk music movies this month with four rockin' titles released in August throughout the decade. Now that's what I call movies! 00:01:04 - Pump Up The Volume 00:18:10 - The Commitments 00:31:38 - Now That's What I Call Music! 00:56:29 - Airheads 01:11:10 - Detroit Rock City Find Saved by the '90s on: Twitter: http://twitter.com/90spod Facebook: http://facebook.com/90spod Web: http://90spodcast.com E-mail: 90s@filmpulse.net

We spoke about Prince's randy extravaganza "Gett Off" before (as featured on Now 20), and here we look at the tiny purple genius in a bit more detail. Sadly, Prince only featured on one other Now That's What I Call Music album, with "Thunder" on Now 22, but here we fantasise about which other tracks we wish had appeared. And just generally gush about how much we love Prince. Prince is good.

Episode 54Welcome to episode 54 of Off The Beat & Track Podcast with me Stu Whiffen.This episodes special guest is Virgin Records MD Jon WebsterI met with Jin in my little studio and he came armed with a bag of tunes containing 7 fantastic records each which have sound tracked his life to date and we go in on that journey discussing growing up in the various places around the UK and how that shaped his creative path. We cover a lot of ground in this episode, chatting about Jon starting his career in Virgin record store in Manchester in 1977 to ending up being the MD of Virgin Records , being the man who came up with "Now That's What I Call Music" and so much moreHope you enjoy this chat and if you do please subscribe and follow the podcast on the social media links belowOff The Beat & Trackwww.offthebeatandtrackpodcast.comhttps://twitter.com/beatandtrackpodhttps://www.facebook.com/offthebeatandtrackpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/offthebeatandtrack/?hl=en See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As we're still working ourselves up to a second season, we're filling in with a few podcasts about artists we've already discussed. In particular, we're looking at artists we might not see again very soon due to not appearing on many Now That's What I Call Music! albums. To start with, we're giving an extra listen to Heaven 17, as featured on Now 1 (Temptation), Now 4 (Sunset Now) and Now 23 (Temptation - Brothers in Rhythm Remix). Plus, we pick a Heaven 17 song we wish had featured on a Now compilation, because it's our podcast and you can't stop us.

Pop music, it is quite literally popular. Listen in this week to hear us knowledge you on our vast amount of music history know-hows, Pixar movies, and the great TV ads of Now That's What I Call Music. Also, Daylen is probably haunted by demons. Email: splaininthings@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SplaininThings/ Twitter: @splaininthings  The intro song is: Curl by Jonathan Coulton www.jonathancoulton.com/wiki/Curl Used under Creative Commons Licencing   

So the first series of Is That What I Call Music? is done, but is that going to stop us chatting about pop music? Of course not! And with Eurovision on the horizon, we decide to see what Europe's premier singing competition has contributed to the Now That's What I Call Music series. Pickings are thin, but we spend time with the likes of Love City Groove, Gina G, Imaani, Precious and Loreen. Plus, we weigh up the UK's prospects at Eurovision 2019 with Michael Rice's "Bigger Than Us" (spoiler: we don't stand a snowball's chance in hell).

To finish up the first series of Is That What I Call Music? – a podcast all about the Now That's What I Call Music! albums – we're listening to part two of 1998's Now That's What I Call Music! 39. Can it possibly live up to the first half? Do we have anything new to say about Robbie Williams? How well has Aqua's "Barbie Girl" aged? And is "No Way No Way" the single worst single ever released? Find out all this and more in the episode! Also featuring a cover of Catatonia's "Mulder and Scully" that has been put through a Frank Sidebottom shaped wringer.

In this episode, Jim is joined by Kenya to discussing NOW That's What I Call Music 39. Discussion includes possible product placement in a song, dance music becoming a bigger part of the series, Dance Central, Pitbull vs Lindsay Lohan, and more.

For want of new ideas, we return once more to the Now That's What I Call Music! Trivia Box, asking one another questions as a loose pretext for talking about pop music. This time, we take in both the tragedy of losing Amy Winehouse's immense talent and an entirely different kind of tragedy in Hale & Pace's Comic Relief charity single "The Stonk". Awkward tonal shift ahoy!

Jumping ahead to 1998, in this episode we listen to the first disc of Now That's What I Call Music! vol. 39. From pop titans to indie weirdos, this CD has a little bit of everything on offer, including a blinder of a final track courtesy of Jarvis Cocker and Pulp. So join us for a ride that takes in the Spice Girls, All Saints, Hanson, Space, Janet Jackson and, inevitably, Robbie Williams, plus a cover version of "Insane" by Texas.

NOW That's What I Call Podcasting 38 Guest Starring: Kenshin1913 It's the first new show since January. Jim is joined by Kenshin1913 aka Pete to discuss NOW That's What I Call Music 38 on a track by track basis. in this episode we discuss alien sex, NOW censorship, the origins of Diddy Dirty Money, and the most history making song as far as this podcast goes All this and much more.

The fourth episode of "Is That What I Call Music?", a podcast about the Now That's What I Call Music! albums. We're sticking with Now That's What I Call Music! 20 from 1991 this time, as it's time to try cassette/CD 2. Can it possibly live up to the weirdness of part one? And will we get sued by Don McLean for our thoughts on "American Pie"? Have a listen and find out! Also featuring a banjo cover of "Sit Down" by James.

Now That's What I Call Music! 5.  Cameron wants to have some salty, sweaty, savory kisses, Nathan waddles up to the counter in cargo shorts and a fleece vest, and the global Now That's What I Call Music! corporation makes some barfy choices about flaccid rock. Click here to join our Discord! Learnin' Links: And Now We Call It Gravy Noted creep Les Moonves had Janet Jackson blacklisted Punch Up The Jam's episode about Absolutely (Story of a Girl) Pathos and bathos  Sufjan Stevens' Carrie and Lowell My Own Private Idaho Listen along to Now That's What I Call Music! 5 here!

The third episode of "Is That What I Call Music?", a podcast about the Now That's What I Call Music! albums. In this one, we jump ahead to Now That's What I Call Music! 20 from 1991. So join us to Get Started with Simply Red, Gett Off with Prince, and Get Ready For This with 2 Unlimited. Also featuring a cover of Erasure's "Love to Hate You".

In our second mini episode of Is That What I Call Music?, we chat about Michael Mulligan's The Story of Now That's What I Call Music in 100 Artists. Released in 2018 to accompany the 100th Now! compilation, it profiles 100 artists that have appeared on the albums over the years. But what secrets does the book reveal? And what do Davids have against Nik Kershaw? Give it a listen and find out!

The second episode of "Is That What I Call Music?", a podcast about the Now That's What I Call Music! albums. In this episode, we look at record/cassette two from 1983's Now That's What I Call Music, the first compilation in the now long-running series. This time, we discuss artists including Tina Turner, The Human League, The Cure and fictional self-help guru Will Powers (the '80s were a weird time for pop music). Also featuring a cover of Roberta Flack and Peabo Bryson’s “Tonight I Celebrate My Love”.

In episode 3, we dive into the fascinating history of the Now That's What I Call Music! compilation CD series, we wonder what goes on in the "aeries" of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and we learn a little bit about psychopaths and how to make one. Email us: whileyouweretalkingpod@gmail.com. Follow on Instagram: @whileyouweretalkingpod. Infinite thanks to Rob Henson for our theme song. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whileyouweretalkingpod/message

Heather and Ramsey take it all the way back to 2002 as we see what was considered music back then with "Now That's What I Call Music! 9." What's on a "Now" album today? Who buys them? Why? Where was it the most likely that one would hear a song by Petey Pablo according to Heather? And a variety of epiphanies are reached regarding the "Now" series! All this and MORE! Don't want to end the fun? Check out our Spotify playlists for more music choices from Ramsey and Heather. Wanna get a shout-out on a future episode? Give us a rating on iTunes! It helps us, and it helps you feel good about yourself! Want to suggest a song or album for us to cover? Here’s the link!

The first demi-episode of the Is That What I Call Music? Podcast, which we'll release between the main podcasts. In these episodes, we will ask each other questions from the Now That's What I Call Music! Trivia Box, then have a chat about the songs/artists on the cards. Here, for instance, we discuss a '90s boy band cover version of a Pet Shop Boys song and a mega-hit from 2010 perhaps best known for having a video in which the artist sprays whipped cream from a specially modified bikini. Yup.

It's finally here, the end of era, just the second disc of NOW That's What I Call Music! Volume 16 to negotiate before we can round off the 1980s in style with our very own awards ceremony!  In a disc bursting with 18 prime pop platters we are treated to a 'sexy' slowdown and Jimmy Somerville teaches us how to say goodbye in several languages.  Plus, the Gary Preservation Society draw first blood, Herbie Hide gets knocked out and we talk VR porn!

The first proper episode of "Is That What I Call Music?", a podcast about the Now That's What I Call Music! albums. And to celebrate this beginning, we go back to where it all started: 1983's Now That's What I Call Music, the first compilation in the now long-running series. This episode covers record/cassette one, featuring artists including Phil Collins, Bonnie Tyler, Heaven 17 and Culture Club. Also featuring an instrumental cover of Men Without Hat’s “The Safety Dance”.

We're rounding off volume 14 of NOW That's What I Call Music! by looking at the second disc, with yet more house music and a sprinkling of SAW's fairydust on a Page 3 idol!  As well as regular features Around the World and Off the Record, we discuss Simon Climin', rejoice at the denouement of a NOW stalwart and Jacob reveals his deep hatred for a British musical theatre icon!

Time to pop on some cycling shorts and get moving, we've got at least 500 miles to cover here as we begin to reflect on the musical landscape of 1988 and wrap up the 'XIII'-th volume of NOW That's What I Call Music! with a second disc which hails the arrival of the moral panic-baiting genre, Acid House!  This week we talk Ian Rush's 'tache, find out what happens in Barlow's lock-up and discuss what it's like to be a 'Gamber'!

In this week's episode we're taking on the first disc of NOW That's What I Call Music! Vol. 13; and with 1989 just over the horizon, the only way is up!  Barlow teaches us how to play 'Pilchards', we reach out to those forced into pop stardom against their will and Kent takes Barlow on a trip to Wollongong!

During this episode we see the NOW That's What I Call Music series start to look like what we know and love today as a major rebrand occurs. We talk through early 90s favourites and also see Robbie Williams’ first Now appearance.

Part two on our journey through NOW That's What I Call Music and we start to see the first spinoffs from the main series. Plus we talk the future format 'CD'.

To celebrate the 101st edition of Now That's What I Call Music and the 100 song mega compilation Now That’s What I Call Now, Mark Goodier sits down with a distinguished panel of guests including Chris Moyles, Howard Jones, and more to discuss what NOW means to them. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our journey through the NOW That's What I Call Music! series beginning at number 1 as we start picking our favourite tracks from every release in the main compilation series.

This week we'll be wrapping up NOW That's What I Call Music vol. 7, looking at Disc 2 and the VHS.  We find ourselves mining a rich seam of mid-eighties balladry and early Hip Hop, including an entry in the infamous Roxanne Wars!  Along the way we discuss Coco Rocks, meet The Osbourne's meat recipient and ask 'what animals are Queen'?

This week we're wrapping up NOW That's What I Call Music vol.6 and looking at Disc 2.  We're joined once again by David Kent, who tells us about his online business portfolio.  We also discuss the best name in pop, Post Hardcore vs New Wave, Only Fools and Horses; and Jacob covers himself in glory, twice!

We've made a quantum leap forward almost a full year, to August 1985 and the release of NOW That's What I Call Music vol. 5... Is it even possible to cram a year's worth of music on to two LPs?  Turns out it can be done! By leaving out many, many good songs.  But don't worry, there's still plenty to chew on, from a lover with a career-killing name to a wedding dance staple... of sorts, all with A View To A Review.  We'll also take a look back over 1984 and find out who the biggest winners and losers were in the world of Pop!

It's time to wrap up NOW That's What I Call Music vol. 4 and throw on the second disc!  We're waving goodbye to 1984, glad to be alive and relatively unscathed from the year of Big Brother, Doublespeak and evil Milk Snatchers.  Before we leave we finally abandon the imposter Michael Kent to an uncertain fate, stranded in the past, leaving us free to discuss ghost sex, test out some theories with Tesla and narrowly avoid dying of shock when we discover the last song is... actually good!?  There's definitely something strange going on, who you gonna call?

NOW That's What I Call Podcasting 34 (Guest Starring: Gabe) Hey Rude Boys! It's time for another NOW That's What I Call Podcasting episode. Nicki Watch 2018 is in effect! Jim is joined by Gabe to talk about the music of NOW That's What I Call Music 34. Plus, in this episode, bonus tracks turn into regular tracks. www.thatspodcasting.com

Thank you for choosing to listen to the fifteenth episode of STT Rewind, with hosts Tony Black, Owen Hughes & Steve Norman.In our film section of the show, Owen & Steve talk San Diego Comic Con trailers and the recent James Gunn scandal.Part two is our TV section and we talk again news coming out of SDCC, including that of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot.Matt Latham returns for his Cassette Tape section talking Now That's What I Call Music albums of yesteryear before, in free play, Tony talks to author Mark O'Connell about his book on 70's & 80's blockbusters, Watching Skies.If you like the show, why not let us know by contacting us on Twitter and Facebook, both @SetTheTape. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To celebrate the 100th edition of Now That's What I Call Music, Mark Goodier sits down with a distinguished panel of guests including Gabrielle, Paul Young, Swing Out Sisters Corinne Drewery and more to discuss what NOW means to them. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To celebrate the 100th edition of Now That's What I Call Music, Mark Goodier sits down with a distinguished panel of guests including Scott MIlls, Carol Decker, Ben Earle and more to discuss what NOW means to them. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A podcast about Now That's What I Call Music 44. The second part of a pilot episode. Featuring Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton and many more.

On this episode we have a really fun interview with our friends Kyle and Amber Hall. We cover the weekend, coupon scams, brain leaking, and PETA Prom. We also rant about NOW That's What I Call Music and whitening vaginas.

A podcast about Now That's What I Call Music 44. The first part of a pilot episode. Featuring Britney Spears, Bran Van 3000, and many more.

This week we take on BTO royalty and totally-real human, Tal Bachman, and the totally-normal story behind his hit single “She’s So High.” We address the overbearing wholesomeness of 90’s pop rock in general and resolute niceguy-ness in these lyrics, take a dive into Michael Muñoz’s history with NOW Thats What I Call Music, and explain why KIDZ BOP is objectively the superior franchise We also discover the shocking truth behind the name “Bachman,” dissect a music video that cant quite pull the trigger on its hyper-literal concept, and I present a thoeory about the lyrics that involves neither the drugs, class barriers, or nice-guyism that Tal would have you believe. Music We Like: The Stills’ “Logic Will Break Your Heart,” Hot Water Music’s “Light It Up," and Metz’ “Strange Peace,”

NOW That's What I Call Podcasting 1-25 Welcome to the new era of NOW That's What I Call Podcasting! NOW That's What I Call Podcasting is a show discussing the music of the NOW That's What I Call Music Series.In this episode, Jim is joined by Rowdy Ross and Lulu and the cast of NOW That's What I Call Podcasting to recap the first 30+ episodes in one show. Also heard on the show is Rich Soni, Kelli Kathleen, Bill, Kenshin1913, and Gabe.Plus, find which artists have appeared on the series the most. Get some answers to most frequently asked questions. Plus much more.Listen to NOW That's What I Call Music 26 and 27 and we will be back on 5/21 to talk about them.www.thatspodcasting.com

The TTA90s guys talk about all the songs from "Now! That's What I Call Music Volume 1." This music CD that came out in 1998 had a lot of great 90s classic songs and numerous not so great songs. This is a two part Episode (TRACKS 8-17). Take a spin of this mix CD! Contact Us: Gmail: TTA90spodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TTA90spodcast

The TTA90s guys talk about all the songs from "Now! That's What I Call Music Volume 1." This music CD that came out in 1998 had a lot of great 90s classic songs and numerous not so great songs. This is a two part Episode (TRACKS 1-7). Take a spin of this mix CD! Contact Us: Gmail: TTA90spodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TTA90spodcast

The TTA90s guys talk about all the songs from "Now! That's What I Call Music Volume 1." This music CD that came out in 1998 had a lot of great 90s classic songs and numerous not so great songs. This is a two part Episode (TRACKS 1-7 AND TRACKS 8-17). Take a spin of this mix CD! Contact Us: Gmail: TTA90spodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TTA90spodcast

If you're planning on time traveling back to the summer of 2000 and throwing a pool party, then we've got the music for you. The guys discuss Now That's What I Call Music, Vol. 4 and draft their favorite tunes. Topics include: how to date Mandy Moore, the dumbest way to come up with a band name, and the glorious descending manhood of Lenny Kravitz.Spotify Playlist: spoti.fi/1OLbbqfTheme song by Emily Dale: emisformusic.com

Join the guys as they relive "Now That's What I Call Music!, Vol 3" the final installment of the series before Y2K forever obliterated all electronic media. They'll cover all the hits (and misses...a lotta misses) of the day and draft the raddest tracks for their radio stations. Topics include: boy bands that reference Doctor Zhivago, Pizza Hut memories, and interesting ways Lenny Kravitz may or may not play guitar. Spotify: spoti.fi/1OVZHQ8 YouTube: bit.ly/1NALc0S

It's back! The guys travel back to 1999 to discuss the chart-toppers of "Now That's What I Call Music! 2." In addition to debating the merits of each song and drafting their favorites, they'll answer questions that have haunted man since the dawn of the 21st Century. Who is Sheryl Crow's favorite mistake? Which hit song was co-written by Seneca the Younger? Can Scott rap all the lyrics to the Robbie Williams classic "Rock DJ"? Spotify Playlist: bit.ly/1x7NJrM   YouTube Playlist: bit.ly/182k7FK

The guys discuss "Now That's What I Call Music! Volume 1" and answer some pressing questions: What constitutes "lesser" Backstreet Boys? What are Cherry Poppin' Daddies up to these days? What the hell is going on in that All Saints music video?ALL MY FRIENDS ARE RIGHT HERE is a roundtable discussion where a panel of pop culture aficionados debate media of days gone by. On each episode, your hosts will knock the dust off their favorite movies, music, TV shows, and more, and use highly scientific methods to rank and compare them.

Alex and Rob cast an irreverent eye over local news from their respective home towns.   Listeners can submit stories from their local area to:lapodcast.net@gmail.com    Stories this week include: Man reunited with semi-naked father. Sailor blames map of Southampton for almost certain death. Repeat victim of raw sewage floor contemplates move. Tesco reconsiders £50 Oddbins voucher for participants of Go Sober 2014. Also revealed: We discuss the cut-off age for the Now That's What I Call Music compilations...

If you're not listening to this new episode at an official, licensed, ordained MBMBaM listening party, then we're not sure you're getting the full listening experience. Advice podcasts are like tandem bikes -- they don't really work unless two or more people sit on them. We don't know what we're saying anymore. Suggested talking points: Wolfwhistles, That full-on Sisqo heat, foreverbaby, Now That's What I Call Music, Eye-spiders, balls and everything, guywriting, monkey stomach, maneater