Music Raygun

In this episode, Kirk corrects himself. Then Kirk and Paul rank the songs on Prince's "Dirty Mind" album. Then there a quiz of music trivia.

In this episode, a companion piece to our previous "Hail Satan!" episode, Kirk and Paul do exactly what it says on the tin.

In this miniepisode, Kirk and Paul explore Prince's vault. Also — get this — there's a music trivia quiz.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul look at some of the lesser-known work of Hall & Oates but also a few of the hits to give the people what they want.

In this miniepisode, Kirk and Paul pretend to be concert festival promotors.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul look at artists from the Garden State, but not artists from the soundtrack to that shitty movie by that fuckface Zach Braff, except Paul Simon's in both.

In this episode, Kirk offers an update about his annual Prince relisten, Paul offers a laser round, and there's a trivia quiz about music.

183: Roland TR-808 by Paul Ciampanelli & Kirk Pynchon

In this episode, Kirk and Paul review Berry Gordy's "The Last Dragon" and do a music trivia thingie.

In this season finale episode, Kirk and Paul revisit the topics from season 14 for one more video each: — Mid-‘90s Harmless Rock. — Paul McCartney Covers. — Good Songs, Bad Videos. — Memphis. — TV Theme Music 2. — Clavinet. — Dominic Sena. — Billboard Top 10 Singles of 1985. — Motown. — Martha Wash.

In this episode, Kirk tells the story behind the making of "Show Me Love" by Robyn S; Paul acknowledges a major influence on him and on "Music Raygun," and there is a music trivia quiz.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul tell the story of Martha Wash, one of the most popular singers too manyt people don't realize they know and love.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul have nothing.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul reach into the ol' grab bag for another 10 videos that defy categorization by topic, sort of.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul play Boy Band Bank Heist with the Jackson 5. After that, a music trivia quiz for no candy.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul look at Motown from the 1960s through the 2000s.

Miniepisode: Music for the Weather Channel by Paul Ciampanelli & Kirk Pynchon

In this episode, Kirk and Paul watch the music videos of America's 10 best-selling singles of 1985 according to the Billboard year-end chart.

In this episode, Kirk plays Where They From? European Edition, then there's a music trivia quiz.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul watch '80s and '90s music videos directed by Dominic Sena ("Kalifornia," "Gone in 60 Seconds," "Swordfish").