Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss the top albums of 1994. They start by talking about the heat in Craig's house and then dive into the topic of the best albums from that year. They mention the significance of 1994 as a great year for rock music, particularly alternative rock. They discuss albums from bands like Pearl Jam, Nine Inch Nails, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Oasis, Blues Traveler, and Toadies. They share their personal favorites and the impact these albums had on them. In this conversation, Craig and Andrew discuss their personal top albums of 1994. They cover a wide range of genres and artists, including Nine Inch Nails, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Oasis, Blues Traveler, Toadies, Dave Matthews Band, Green Day, and more. They share their personal connections to these albums and discuss the impact they had on their lives. The conversation highlights the diversity of music in 1994 and the lasting influence of these albums. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and the Heat in Craig's House 01:55 The Great Year of 1994: A Look Back at Rock Music 06:07 Pearl Jam, Nirvana, and the Impact of Their Albums 11:18 The Diverse Sounds of Soundgarden and Stone Temple Pilots 26:40 The Underrated Brilliance of Blues Traveler's 'Four' 41:50 The Personal Importance of Albums 42:19 One-Hit Wonders and Difficult Choices 43:20 The Impact of 'Under the Table and Dreaming' 45:41 Shifting Musical Tastes in the 90s 48:59 The Place of Dave Matthews Band in Music History 52:45 The Significance of 'Dookie' 59:30 The Stark Contrast of Music in 1994 01:09:01 The Impact of Henry Rollins and 'Wait' 01:13:43 The Profound Influence of Henry Rollins 01:19:19 The Importance of 'Sabotage'