Totally 80s and 90s Recall

This week, Rob, Dave, and Kurt team up to dive deep into the legendary action, stunts, and face-melting effects of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Together, the crew debates Indiana Jones’s timeless legacy while putting the 1981 classic through the ultimate late-90s pop-culture gauntlet: Sisqó’s infamous "Thong Scale."

This week, Dave and Rob dive into the Billboard Hot 100 from June 9th, 1996, to break down one of the most chaotic and diverse charts in music history. From the hip-hop dominance of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony and 2Pac to the powerhouse pop vocals of Mariah Carey and the rising tide of the "Macarena," the guys debate which summer jams hold up and which ones should stay in the 90s

The pop explosion that was 1984 or the hip hop, grunge rock of 1994? Which decade did it better? Dave and Rob will nail it all down this week and decide which decade ruled the charts.

This week on 80s 90s Recall, Rob, Dave, and Kurt take a nostalgic ride back to the 1980s to explore the most iconic and radical vehicles that defined our childhoods. Join us as we break down the cultural impact and mechanics behind legendary machines, from the Millennium Falcon and the Eagle 5 to the Fall Guy truck and the Ecto-1.

Rob and Dave travel back to 1996 to debate whether the year marked the final breath of Grunge or the birth of a new Alternative era. They countdown their favorite tracks from a pivotal year of distorted riffs and radio anthems to see which hits still stand the test of time

This week, Kurt joins Dave and Rob to paddle out into the adrenaline-soaked world of 1991’s Point Break to see if this surfing heist classic still holds the line. The guys dive into the "Zen-master" energy of the Ex-Presidents and debate how a movie filled with FBI agents, skydiving, and meatball subs became a definitive masterpiece of 90s cinema

Dave and Rob go head-to-head to decide which year truly ruled the airwaves, pitting the synth-pop perfection of 1983 against the grunge and G-funk revolution of 1993. It’s a nostalgic showdown between Thriller and The Bodyguard as they break down the charts, the culture, and the hits that defined two iconic decades

We’re diving deep into the massive, riff-heavy world of Metallica’s 1991 "Black Album" to see why it still holds the crown as the ultimate metal crossover record. From the stories behind the tracks to the debates over the band’s new sound, come take a nostalgic trip back to when this record first lived permanently in our stereos.

This week, Dave, Rob and Kurt join Robin and his Merry Men back in Sherwood Forest as they review1991’s Robin Hood; Prince of Thieves. They’ll rob from the rich and steal from the poor but they’ll be sure to leave the dull spoons at home.

On this episode, Dave, Rob, and Kurt plug in their guitars and crank the volume to eleven as they drop the needle on 1992’s Wayne’s World, the movie that turned public access TV into a rock-and-roll religion.

This week, Rob and Dave are cracking open that time capsule to line up their favorite Valentine-ready booty jams. Don’t rush the moment and let the silk-smooth harmonies, lingering bass lines, whispered promises. and late-night grooves do the heavy lifting.

On this episode, Rob, Dave, and Kurt go head to head, assembling their dream rosters from 1991 cinema, in a ”draft” across six categories, including action, thriller/horror, comedy, big budget (a movie that made over $75 million gross), drama, and guilty pleasure.

Rob and Dave step into the time machine to compare the Billboard Hot 100 hits of 1982 against the chart-toppers of 1992. From the synth-pop foundations of the early 80s to the gritty, diverse explosion of the early 90s, we’re debating which year had the better soundtrack and the more iconic legacy.