Sing along with the Brothers High as they play some of their favorite duets of the Gen X era!

Sing along with the Brothers High as they play some of their favorite duets of the Gen X era!

We close out our list of favorite stand -up comedians in Part Two. Sean remembers a "wild and crazy guy" from the 70s, the driest of the dry, and an insanely popular "character." Hopefully, these hints will help you out! After this episode, you will understand how special comedy was to The Brothers High. Thanks for listening!

Comedians have always been around, but stand-up comedy became an industry in the Gen X era. Join us as we reminisce about some of our favorite names, and there are plenty. Learn about the importance of being on The Tonight Show, and how Roseanne and Seinfeld spawned the TV era of sitcoms in the 90s. Thanks for listening!

We finish up our list of the most dominant sports teams of Gen X. Scott wraps things up with the greatest single seasons of the Gen X era. The NFL, NHL, and MLB are featured, and you will hear some of the the greatest names in the history of their respective sports. We typically don't like to rank too many of the greats, but these teams were too difficult to resist. Thanks for listening!

Sean rounds out his list with some honorable mentions and his two most dominant teams in Gen X. I know many of you will be surprised! Scott begins his list of teams, so be ready to talk sports!

What defines a dominant sports team? Is it one year, one championship? Or does it have to be multiple titles? The Brothers High explore just that in Episode 71 as we discuss the greatest sports teams of Gen X. In Part One, you will hear names like John Wooden, George Steinbrenner, and Wayne Gretzky, just to name a few. Hope you enjoy!

We spotlight one of our favorite 80's albums in Episode 70. Released in 1987, Pride enjoyed a nearly two year run in popularity, sold millions of albums, and became a staple on MTV. Fans of great guitar licks will agree why we regard Pride as one of the best among the great shredders of the era. Join us as The Brothers High cover the album track by track in its entirety.