The Big Tune returns in a big way! Sam's next album is Flower Travelin' Band's Satori!

We're back with Jack's next album, Young Thug's Barter 6, released 2015. The lads are joined by special guest Autumn Greer to talk rap beefs, fish and grits, and Young Thug's love of pringles.

Sam's pick this week is Kelela's 2017 album Take Me Apart. Jack has just awoken from a 2000 year long slumber, but that's okay because the album is what woke him up.

We are elated to have a guest on the show this week, the noble @richard_pilbeam, but in a cruel twist of fate we force him to talk about a Limp Bizkit album.

In this one, the lads talk about Full Communism, a punk album by the Downtown Boys, and also talk about tangential topics, like how good taxes would be if they paid for free tertiary education.

This episode's album is Suicide's 1977 self-titled debut. Jack and Sam talk about it. What did you expect??? Also, Jack goes in.

In this one, Sam reveals that his favourite Iron Maiden album is also the only one that he's ever heard, and also records in a kitchen again. Jack outlines the show's attitude toward the viewers.

This week is about Bob Marley and the Wailers' '73 album, Catch a Fire! Sam recorded this whole episode in his kitchen for some reason.

This week, the big tune boyos listen to Benn Jordan's album, Opus at the End of Everything, and Sam reccomends you toke a huge joint first.

Jack starts the show with one of his favourite albums of all time, Can's Tago Mago. Sam doesn't know what's going on in this one yet, but he likes to try sound on top of his shit.