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Epic Albums
Greg Potter
60 episodes
1 day ago
Epic Albums reviews the albums that define the history of popular music from the 1960s through today. Hosts Mike Gemma and Greg Potter provide the history and their personal reviews of the best, and sometimes the worst, songs from all of the classic albums that matter.
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Epic Albums reviews the albums that define the history of popular music from the 1960s through today. Hosts Mike Gemma and Greg Potter provide the history and their personal reviews of the best, and sometimes the worst, songs from all of the classic albums that matter.
Show more...
Music Commentary
Music
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Epic Albums 51 - The Dark Side of the Moon
Epic Albums
1 hour 18 minutes 13 seconds
7 months ago
Epic Albums 51 - The Dark Side of the Moon

On episode 51 of Epic Albums, Greg and Mike tackle another one of the biggest selling records of all time. The listen to Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon, and both agree it still stands as one of the best albums of the rock era. They review the songs Money, The Great Gig in the Sky, Breathe (In the Air), Eclipse, Brain Damage, Any Colour You Like, Time, and Us and Them.

Epic Albums
Epic Albums reviews the albums that define the history of popular music from the 1960s through today. Hosts Mike Gemma and Greg Potter provide the history and their personal reviews of the best, and sometimes the worst, songs from all of the classic albums that matter.