In the 20th episode of Fool’s Anthem, Rich takes John back to The White Album, The Beatles’ legendary and genre-defying masterpiece. Rich highlights a few standout tracks as the Fools dive into the album's wide-ranging influences, from transcendental musings and playful melodies to protest anthems and gritty hard rock. They examine the distinct creative styles of Paul, John, George, and Ringo, and how their differences not only shaped the album but also fueled tensions during the intense recording sessions. If you're a lifelong Beatles fan or just curious about the Fools’ take on this iconic record, you’ll enjoy this episode and its celebration of the White Album and the innovative songwriting and talent of its legendary band members.

John and Rich delve into the music of Faith No More, focusing on the song 'Surprise You're Dead' from the album 'The Real Thing.' They explore the band's captivating approach to music which featured experimental sounds, varied rhythms and time signatures that blended genres of metal and funk. The Fools wrap up the episode discussing Mike Patton's vocal style which defied categorization
and incorporated his creative integration of metal, rap, and theatrical vocalizations.

In episode 18 of Fools Anthem, Rich and John weigh in on the raw, thunderous sound of Soundgarden, one of the original architects of the Seattle grunge movement. The Fools share their favorite tracks spanning the band’s indie beginnings to their mainstream breakthrough. They recount unforgettable live performances, some jaw-dropping, others less so, and break down what makes Soundgarden’s music so powerful, from heavy riffs to the iconic use of alternate tunings. The episode closes with a nod to late frontman, Chris Cornell, and his lasting impact on rock music. Whether you're a fan or just learning about the music, join the Fools in celebrating Soundgarden.