Your Music Saved Us

117 This Train - You're Soaking In It

Jay and Clifton get lured in by a punky Amy Grant cover, only to wake up in a double wide with pink flamingos, Mr. Rogers, and some surprisingly solid songwriting.

116 Slick Shoes - Rusty

Jay and Clifton return to Clifton's favorite punk band, Slick Shoes, for their debut album, Rusty!

115 Buck - Buck

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114 Steve Taylor - Squint

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113 Disciple - My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy

We did it! After a long, slow descent into Christian music-induced madness, we've finally found where the sea floor drops off into oblivion thanks to an album so aggressively dull, so devoid of anything resembling intrigue or artistic value, that it’s left us staring into the yawning void of our own psychosis. Congratulations to Christian music’s crustiest jack strap: Disciple’s 1997 EP, My Daddy Can Whip Your Daddy—a title as embarrassing as the music it drags behind it.