Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin

After a year and a half, we are finally bringing you another episode - and on our 2 year anniversary! We first listened to the album and recorded this episode in July 2022. After a year of sitting on the unedited footage, we decided to listen again and re-record in a new style that gives us the potential for more content in our chaotic futures. We hope you enjoy this episode, and we'll see you again soon!

Hey, all you Swifties! This album was awesome and so was recording this episode! We have a NEW special guest this week as we talk about one of the greatest song writers of our generation. Sit back, relax, and enjoy! #teamTayTay

Hey, Chowderheads! This week we give you "Boston" by Boston. This rock/power pop album delivers more than we expected from the Massachusetts band with hypnotizing guitar solos, catchy lyrics, and a dash of organ. Enjoy!

Welcome back! In this episode we listen to Alanis Morissette's smash hit, Jagged Little Pill. This episode does cover some pretty sensitive topics and can get vulgar due to the content of the album, so there's that. This one was super interesting to listen to, and like we say in this podcast, there is nothing like this album. Enjoy!

Welcome, welcome, welcome to our second LZ (and definitely not last) diamond certified album. We highly recommend this album to everyone, including the ones who have never heard Led Zeppelin a day in their life and the ones who listen to the album daily. This album includes diversity, kickin' guitar solos, and the sweet, sweet sound of that classic 70's rock. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Hysteria, mass hysteria. If you loved The Wild Thornberrys, you’ll love this album because most songs sound like Donnie Thornberry talking :). Sorry for such harsh slander right off the bat. We still love and respect Def Leppard. AND… this album is better than Pyromania. Anyway, give this episode a solid listen and enjoy your week!

We have a short episode for you this week. This is by far the best Whitney album we've heard so far, but it just wasn't our cup of tea. We hope you enjoy our quick notes and little fun facts. Oh, and Happy Mother's Day!

Shamone! MJ's iconic album, "Bad," is one definitely worth listening to. We're also back with our special guest, Roby, who keeps us on our toes. Enjoy the episode and happy Easter!

Guess who's back, back again. Diamond Mine, tell a friend.  That's right, after a few weeks off we're finally back. Episode 51 hits you with the one and only real Slim Shady. There are features from his daughter Hailie, Dr. Dre, and Nate Dogg. This album also includes some of his most popular songs: Cleanin' Out My Closet, Without Me, and 'Till I Collapse. So sit back, not-so-much-relax (he's a very angry sounding rapper with a some violent imagery and crazy pop culture references), and ENJOY. Twitter: https://twitter.com/TDMPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thediamondminepodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@diamondminepodcast

The one and only punk queen, Gwen Stefani, is here with No Doubt in their 1996 album. The ska-ish sounding album presents some timeless pieces and some pieces that have been lost with time. Nate and Lainey slightly differ with opinions, and you'll just have to listen to find out their true feelings. Enjoy our 50th episode!!