Vinyl Rewind - Season 3 (2013)

Vinyl Geek brings you Louis Prima's definitive album, The Wildest. Forget the Rack Pack, Louis is where it's at.

Come celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Star Wars, Return of the Jedi with Vinyl Geek and Professor Watson as they count down the top ten original songs about Star Wars. No covers or parodies here, just iPod ready tracks for you to enjoy.

May 27 marks the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan's break-through 2nd album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. Join the Vinyl Geek as he uncovers little known facts about the album and gets a visit by someone unexpected.

This week a very special guest pops by the Vinyl Pad as the Vinyl Geek takes a closer look at The Greatest Hits of MC Lars, a new double LP compilation, chronically the past 10 years of the artist's career.

This week the Vinyl Geek and Professor Watson are counting down the top ten live versions of songs that are more popular than their studio counterparts.

This week the Vinyl Geek invites the LA local band, Sister Rogers, over to the Vinyl Pad to talk about Brazilian singer/ songwriter Chico Buarque's 1971 album Construção.

This week the Vinyl Geek remembers the seminal second album by The Smashing Pumpkins, as Siamese Dream turns 20 this month.

This week the Vinyl Geek delves into one of the most underrated bands of all time with The New York Dolls second album Too Much, Too Soon from 1974.

It's a Mod Mod World on Vinyl Rewind as the Vinyl Geek brings you the greatest UK band you've probably never heard. It's The Jam with their self-titled, debut album.

This week the Vinyl Geek discovers just what makes Metallica so great as he celebrates the 25th anniversary of And Justice For All.

This week the Vinyl Geek checks out David Bowie's first official live album, David Live, with the help from Alexandra & Zachary from Alexandra & The Starlight Band. We also take a peak at their vinyl releases.

On this week's episode, Manimal Vinyl recording artist, Baron Von Luxxury stops by the Vinyl Pad, as he and the Vinyl Geek travel to the future with Electric Light Orchestra's 1981 concept album, "Time".

On this week's episode, Tommy Boy recording artist Jamar Rogers stops by the Vinyl Pad to discuss the debut album by Tears for Fears, "The Hurting" from 1983 on Mercury Records.

Before War World Z and The Walking Dead there were these Zombies. San Diego based band Mrs. Magician stops by the Vinyl Pad to discus the The Zombies' magnum opus, "Odessey And Oracle" from 1968.

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