Don’t knock it ‘til you’ve tried it—well, Lisa and Jack tried. Taylor Swift’s landmark pivot to pop album has a lot of iconic songs, but none of them connect. Swifties would do well to avoid, though the preamble highlight her many admirable qualities. Come for the de rigeur Billy Corgan invocation and French word jokes, stay for Jack saying “articulation” and Lisa saying “Jake Gyllenhaal” roughly fifty times a piece.

What is this? We are back for more! We are coming at you with a new episode where we cover one of Lisa’s favorite artists of all time, Tame Impala, and his third studio release “Currents.” This album has some of his most touching songs as well as some fo the most catchy that Tame Impala has ever released. Join us for a good time. It’s good to be back.

We are tackling Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black" for our 40th (and final?) episode! The album is an absolute treat from start to finish. Give it a listen! We are also taking a hiatus for now as life has gotten a bit too busy for us to continue at the moment. But if time permits, we will be back with more episodes! Enjoy our coverage of Amy Winehouse. 

Fun fact: our playlist isn't soft, may not even be easy, but it sure is fun. Listen as we share our favorite happier / boppin tracks that we've been listening to lately. There's something in here for everyone. Check it out here: https://tinyurl.com/SkipsEasyPlaylist

Lisa begs not to do a full hour, but they nearly do anyway. This week brings appreciations for a six year old album already rightly considered a masterpiece: To Pimp A Butterfly, by Kendrick Lamar. George Clinton, The Isley Brothers, Flying Lotus, Thundercat, and Tupac: we’re gonna be alright.

Lisa and Jack don’t like this album, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth talking about Madonna’s legacy. Consider: mermaids, button-down dresses at the beach, and dating David Fincher.

It’s 1980, and Lisa and Jack have ten songs full of stunning guitar riffs and stultifying innuendo to talk about, or possibly lose their minds over. That’s right, we’re Back in Black with AC/DC. Tent theory and satanic panic.

Lisa and Jack take a trip to the five boroughs with the 1989 sampling masterwork, Paul’s Boutique. Everything and the kitchen sink. Jack remembers their instrumental album’s title is “The In Sound From Way Out!” but is too sheepish to say it with conviction while recording.

This week we take a look at the album that catapulted U2 to superstardom: 1987's The Joshua Tree. Both Lisa and Jack are surprised to find out what certain songs on the album are really about; Jack still manages to mention The Pogues. What's your Rockstar Name?

This week we are covering “Close to the Edge” by Yes. Released in 1972 by a British prog rock band - so yes, of course Lisa loved it. But it’s worth a listen as it’s a near and dear album.

On our first ever bonus episode, we are covering our personal favorite tracks from albums that won't be covered on the show. From post punk to R&B, dark electronic to psychedelic rock, it's all here. Here's some insight to the songs Jack and Lisa really truly love. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKJ5PxUWve1jiuOqjgXb-3RhY5Zf7F9cd

We are covering Notorious B.I.G.’s 1994 debut album “Ready to Die” this week, and it’s absolutely killer. Without a doubt one of the best albums we’ve covered on this show. Listen now!

We are tackling the short but sweet 1969 classic "Green River" by Creedence Clearwater Revival. It's late 60s rock - did Lisa love it? Listen to find out. 

We are finishing up 2Pac’s “All Eyez on Me” this week. 27 tracks total and every track is a total jam, even on the second disc. Give it a full listen with us!

We are covering the first half of 2Pac’s double album “All Eyez On Me” this week. 2Pac was an undeniable power house of a rapper, and the first half of this album features so many of his greatest hits. Listen as we dive back 25 years to this phenomenal album.

Up this week is TV on the Radio's incredible second album, "Return to Cookie Mountain." The album has "Wolf Like Me" and "I Was a Lover," but there's so much more to this entire album. Definitely give it a listen! There are plenty of hidden gems. 

On the docket this week is Simon and Garfunkel's final studio album, "Bridge Over Troubled Water." A short play at 36 minutes, but full of some ultra-memorable tracks. Give it a listen! 

This week we are covering the big beat monster that is “Exit Planet Dust” by The Chemical Brothers. It dropped in 1995 and laid the framework for electronic music for decades to come. Give this killer album a listen along with us.

We are discussing Queen’s 1975 behemoth album “A Night at the Opera.” This is the album that features the GOAT that is “Bohemian Rhapsody,” but do the rest of the songs hold a candle to that massive single? Listen and find out.

We cover the 1994 release of “The Downward Spiral” from Nine Inch Nails this week. A dark, grimy, loud, angry album, but a masterpiece in and of itself. A difficult listen, but one worth a go if you can make it to the end.

For Lisa's birthday week we are tackling her favorite album of all time, "White Pony" by Deftones. Dropped in 2000 and two decades later is still as strong as it was when it first came out. Definitely an album all fans of rock should know. Listen now! 

We are covering the 2000 wonder that was OutKast’s “Stankonia” this week. An absolutely massive album full of some huge hits like Ms. Jackson B.O.B., and So Fresh, So Clean. An enormously huge album even without those singles. Give it a listen! 

This week we are discussing Beyonce’s incredible 2016 drop of “Lemonade.” An album with many heartbreaking themes, but a beautiful and dynamic masterpiece that hits hard. Not a perfect album, but an incredible one that's absolutely worth your time. Listen now! 

Up this week is David Bowie’s “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.” Some of Bowie’s greatest hits are on this album, and it’s the record that set him on the path to becoming one of the most iconic musicians of all time. But does it land for Lisa? Spoiler alert: it does not.

Up this week is Big Brother and the Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin’s “Cheap Thrills.” A big title for a big album. The intensity of this band paired with Janis’ vocals is incredible and absolutely worth giving an in-depth listen to. Listen to this episode to hear our hot takes on this absolutely raucous album.

The Beatles had an amazing run chock full of incredible albums and songs, and this week we are covering their iconic “Abbey Road” album. With several mega hits like "Come Together" and "Here Comes the Sun," this album is one everybody should know (whether or not Lisa likes it). 

We are covering a quieter but still unique album this week - Air's debut album "Moon Safari." It dropped in 1998 and helped lead the way for other downtempo artists, as well. Full of quirky and unique melodies, definitely worth listening to. 

This week we are covering Led Zeppelin's monster of a fourth album. With songs like "Stairway to Heaven" and "Black Dog," this album is undeniably incredible. If you didn't go through a Led Zeppelin phase, the time is now!

We are covering one of the most influential hip hop albums of the 90s (and of all time) this week on No Skips! Wu-Tang Clan's 1993 debut album "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" was on repeat this past week. Listen now to hear how this amazing lineup of rappers paved the way for rap to take over in the 90s. 

We cover one of the most amazing jazz singers on this week's episode - Billie Holiday's "Lady in Satin." A heart-breaking but beautiful album at the end of her career and life. An absolutely amazing album by a truly one-of-a-kind musician. Give it a listen! 

Don't mind us, we're just covering the greatest album of all time this week on No Skips! Michael Jackson's "Thriller" has sold 66 million copies worldwide and features some of his absolute best songs, period. Listen in as we discuss this mammoth album! 

We are going our own way this week and covering Fleetwood Mac's 1977 magnum opus "Rumors." Lots of interpersonal relationship issues boil over with the band and the result is this really creative and beautiful album. Listen now to hear what we thought! 

This week Lisa and Jack are sampling DJ Shadow's groundbreaking album "Endtroducing." This album is a masterpiece made up of almost entirely of samples and influenced so many of the artists we both love today. Give it a listen or go on our super secret side quest mentioned in this episode. ;) 

We are back after a quick week off and are here to tackle Nirvana's second studio album, "Nevermind." Full of some of their biggest hits, this album is undeniably iconic. But did we like it? Listen and find out! 

We are tackling an iconic electronic album this week on No Skips: Kraftwerk's 1977 hit "Trans Europe Express." The album was truly monumental for the electronic genre. If you're not familiar, this is definitely one to check out! Also, we are taking a one-week break from the show for spring break and will be back in two weeks with a big, big album. See you then!

This week we are tackling Kanye West's 2010 mega-hit "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy." Every track on here is big enough to basically be a single of its own. From "All of the Lights" to "Runaway" to "Lost in the World," this album 100% owns. Listen now! 

After a week of no power or water and freezing temperatures in Texas, we are back to finish up the second disc from "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness!" What a finale to this giant album. Lots of gigantic laughs and a lot of fun in this episode. We are back to our regularly scheduled programming - see you next week! 

We are tackling The Smashing Pumpkin's 1995 mega hit of "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness." Because it's a huge two-disc album with 28 tracks, we are breaking the review into two episodes. This week we cover the first disc titled "Dawn to Dusk" which featured many of the album's singles including "Tonight, Tonight," "Zero," and "Bullet with Butterfly Wings." Disc two is up next week. Listen now! 

On this week's episode we cover one of Jack's all-time favorite singers, Neko Case. "Fox Confessor Brings the Flood" was dropped in 2006 - how does it hold up to a 2021 listen by Lisa? Listen to find out! 

We are throwing it back to one of the most undeniably amazing albums of all time. This week we are covering the one and only "Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd. Released in 1973 and yet it still hit the Billboard Top 200 in 2020. Just amazing. Listen now! 

This week we are taking on the queen of neo-soul, Erykah Badu and her debut album "Baduizm." This album is a force to be reckoned with! Listen as we discuss one of the most soulful albums of the 90s in its entirety. Share your thoughts on the album and the episode with us on Twitter @noskipspodcast and on Facebook.com/groups/noskips.

This week Lisa and Jack take on an incredibly influential album, "Pet Sounds" by the Beach Boys. God only knows what we thought of this album. ;) Listen now to hear our thoughts and epiphanies, and feel free to share your thoughts with us on social media! We are on Twitter @noskipspodcast and on Facebook.com/groups/noskips. 

Dearly beloved! We are here this week to tackle Prince's most famous album, "Purple Rain." This one Lisa at least knew of the hits - sort of- and Jack's appreciation of Prince only grew even more. Join us as we discuss the album from the insanity of "Darling NIkki" all the way to the undeniable powerhouse that was "Purple Rain." Want to connect with Lisa and Jack? Follow the show on Twitter at @NoSkipsPodcast and on Facebook in our No Skips Podcast group. Cheers! 

On the first episode of No Skips, Jack and Lisa take on Radiohead's critically acclaimed "Kid A" album. This is one Jack knows very well, but one that Lisa definitely does not (despite calling herself a Radiohead fan). Join in as we discuss this magical album, all of Jack's personal memories of its release, and Lisa describing "The National Anthem" as "a chaotic farty saxophone."

No Skips Podcast starts now! Lisa has always predominantly been a singles-only music listener, skipping songs with reckless abandon, while Jack has always dove deep into each album he's listened to. After being together for 10 years, Lisa's finally willing to change her music listening habits. Tune in as we discuss the greatest albums of all time, laugh at our own nonsense, and skip absolutely no songs! New episodes released weekly.