Outro music is Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana.

Outro music is Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2, so that you have a chance to check your notes.

Outro music is If This Isn't Love by Jennifer Hudson.

Outro music is Why'd You Come In Here Lookin' Like That, also by Dolly Parton.

Outro music is I Don't Want To Miss A Thing by Mark Chestnut, because sometimes Nashville artists make odd choices and they work out just fine.

Outro music is Bridge Over Troubled Water by Pomplamoose's Nataly Dawn and her mother Dawn Kallevig.

Outro music is Turn It Around, also by Lucius, because we all need more of them in our lives.

Outro music is Will Ye Go, Lassie Go/Wild Mountain Thyme from the Sinners soundtrack by Lola Kirke, Jack O'Connell, and Peter Dreimanis.

Outro music is We All Die Young by Steel Dragons, in case you'd forgotten about the movie that captured the spirit of power metal.

Outro music is Baby, Now That I've Found You, also by The Foundations, because how could we not.

Outro music is (Don't Fear) The Reaper, by Blue Oyster Cult.

Outro music is Your Horoscope For Today, by Weird Al Yankovic, which lets us wrap the episode firmly back in Ska-Land.

Outro music is Back In The Saddle Again, by Gene Autry, though Zach's suggestion would have been right on as well.

Outro music is Roll Away The Stone, by Mott The Hoople.

Outro music is I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me), by Whitney Houston, because this song is inevitable.

Outro music is Another One Rides The Bus by Weird Al Yankovic.

Outro music is Love My Way, also by the Furs.

Outro music is The Candy Man by Sammy Davis Jr.

Outro music is Desire, also by U2.

Outro music is We Are Young, by Fun, just to remind you that the bar was high in 2012.

Outro music is Brothers in Arms, also by Dire Straits.

Outro music is Piece of My Heart by Janis Joplin.

Outro music is Born To Be Chicken, by Korean bluegrass band Country Gongbang.

Outro music is Welcome To My Nightmare, also by Alice Coper.

Outro music is Good 4 U by the aforementioned Olivia Rodrigo, who isn't heard anywhere else in the episode — just to be clear.

Outro music is Poor Poor Pitiful Me, also by Warren Zevon.

Outro music is Lorelei, by the Cocteau Twins.

For outro music, we check in with our boy Morten Harket for some vocal range on A-Ha's Take On Me.

Outro music is I Love The 80s, also by Men Without Hats, from that same album, On The Moon.

Outro music is Owner of a Lonely Heart, another cover by Emmerson Nogueira.

Outro music is The Job That Ate My Brain, by The Ramones.

Outro music is the theme song from Dr. Who, because there's a Capaldi in this episode, and it may be our only chance to pull that tune out.

Outro music is the theme song from Green Acres, sung by Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor.

Outro music is In The Dark Of The Night, which is Rasputin's villain song in Anastasia. Even better, it's sung for the film by Jim Cummings, who is also the voice of Winnie the Pooh. Take a moment to collect your thoughts.

Outro music is I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore by Woody Guthrie.

Outro music is The Ride of the Valkyries by Wagner, as performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Outro music is Jack Fig by Leo Kottke, because you need to hear what he's about.

Outro music is Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses by Kathy Mattea.

Outro music is Here Comes The Sun, also by Sarah Menescal.

Outro music is Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon. Or is that Kid Rock? No, we'd never do that to you.

Outro music is She's A Rainbow, also by The Wiggles, and we couldn't be happier.

Outro music is Beer Run, also by Todd Snider.

Outro music is M.T.A., also by The Kingston Trio, because we can't get enough of them — it's a family tradition.

We've used this outro music before, but it's time to restore the ear worm. The Bumblebee Tuna song by Mephiskapheles.

Outro music is Livin' On A Prayer by Bon Jovi, and you can totally hear that thing we talk about in the episode. It's unmistakeable.

Outro music is Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2.

Outro music is the theme from Underdog, because how could it not be.

Outro music is In Spite Of Ourselves, by John Prine with iris DeMent.

Newly added outro music is Ball 'n Chain, also by Big Momma Thornton.

Outro music (newly added) is It's All Right, also by The Impressions.

Outro music (which is new to the episode) is Eve of Destruction, a rare cover by Public Enemy.

Outro music is Keep A Knockin', also by Little Richard.

Outro music is new to this episode, and we've added King of Pain also by Alanis Morissette, from her MTV Unplugged show. It's super cool.

Outro music is Wolf by First Aid Kit.

Outro music is Queen of New Orleans, by Jon Bon Jovi, but Dave Stewart co-wrote, played guitar, and produced it.

Outro music is Starcrossed, by Lenny and the Squigtones.

Outro music is By My Side, also by The Interrupters.

Outro music is Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You (I Love You Baby) by Lauryn Hill, who was in the same grammy race we discuss in the show. It was a heck of a year, no doubt.

Rich got the name wrong during the episode, but the outro music is Rumble by Link Wray. He was probably overcome by the reverb.

Outro music is The Masochism Tango, also by Tom Lehrer. Because he was generous enough to release all of his music into the public domain, we've included the entire song as the outro. It's a great one, and we think you should listen to the whole thing.

Outro music is Give It All You Got, also by Chuck Mangione.

Outro music is Mama I'm Coming Home, also by Ozzy Osbourne.

Outro music is Put A Little Love In Your Heart, also by Jackie DeShannon, because wow, we can't get enough of her.

Outro music is Papa Gene's Blues, by The Monkees, because we don't often get to share a song where Mike Nesmith is credited as the lead vocalist.

Outro music is Titanium, as covered by Madilyn Bailey.

Outro music is Love at the Five and Dime by Nanci Griffith.

Outro music is Brian Wilson, by Barenaked Ladies.

Outro music is Underdog, also by Sly and the Family Stone.

Outro music is Closer to Fine by Indigo Girls, and we guarantee it will all make sense.

Outro music is Together Forever, also by Rick Astley.

Outro music is an utterly improbable cover of Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo by Mean Gene Okerlund. If you know you know, and if you don't you're going to want to take a look at the video link we post.

Outro music is Bowie's Starman, also covered by Seu Jorge, because we can't get enough of this guy. We think you'll agree.

Outro music is Whiter Shade of Pale, by Procul Harum.

Outro music is Mind Eraser, also by Silos.

Outro music is Radiohead's Creep, also covered by Scary Pockets, this time featuring India Carney, where circumstances allow them to bring a little more funk.

Outro music is Eternal Flame, by The Bangles, which was also written by the guys from I-Ten, who are really all over this episode.

Outro music is Since You've Been Gone, also by The Outfield. Yes, you read that right, and you'll just have to listen to find out.

Outro music is Save It For Later by The English Beat, not that anyone was ever confused preparing for this episode.

Outro music is Gloria, also by Them.

Outro music is Take Me Out, also by Franz Ferdinand.

Outro music is Turbo Heart, also by Cybertronic Spree, because they really deserve another listen.

Outro music is Walk, Don't Run, also by The Ventures.

Outro music is Biko by Peter Gabriel. And honestly, the folks at Rolling Stone need to get their house in order.

Outro music is The Way I Am by Ingrid Michaelson.

Outro music is Elmo's Song, by Elmo featuring Big Bird and Snuffy. Yes, it fits.

Outro music is Rebels, also by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, and you can't tell us that isn't a great line.

Outro music is Cleveland Rocks, also by The Presidents Of The United States Of America.

Outro music is Jump In The River by Sinead O'Connor — and if you don't know about the connection between Kris Kristofferson and Sinead O'Connor, you need to dig into that, because it's amazing.

Outro music is Walking On Sunshine, also by Katrina and the Waves. Let us know if it helps you figure out who's actually singing in the first song, because we're still confused.

Outro music is Love at the Five and Dime, by Nanci Griffith — and you should really go back and check out that episode if you missed it the first time.

Outro music is Bang a Gong, by T.Rex, who makes a surprise appearance in this episode — let us know if you spot it.

Outro music is Sweat Honey Buckiin by Beyoncé featuring Shaboozey.

Outro music is Sweet Emotion, by Aerosmith. And we promise that makes sense.

Outro music is Put One Foot In Front Of The Other, from Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town, another Rankin Bass Classic.

Outro music is Mama Told Me Not To Come, by Three Dog Night with the London Symphony Orchestra.

Outro music is Tell Her This, also by Del Amitri, who continue their tradition of naming their songs just a little differently than you think they should.

Outro music is You Only Get What You Give, by New Radicals.

Outro music is Only You, also by Scatman John, which we desperately hoped would be a Yaz cover. It's not, but it's fun none the less.

Outro music is Threads by Portishead.

Outro music is Keep Me In Your Heart by Warren Zevon, which is another one of those songs that just hits you, and which Willie Nelson included on the album we discuss here. Are we foreshadowing a future episode?

Outro music is 911 Is A Joke by Public Enemy, which we also discussed way back in episode 20— that one is a similarly wild ride.

Outro music is Big in Japan, also by Alphaville.

Outro music is Houd Dog, by Big Mama Thornton — so we get really great bookends on this one.

Outro music is Roundabout by Yes.

Outro music is Lazaretto, by Jack White.

Outro music is Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys (Chipmunks), by Alvin and the Chipmunks, off the timeless Urban Chipmunk album.

Outro music is Tears in Heaven, by Eric Clapton.

Outro music is Shiny Happy People by R.E.M.

Outro music is One Night In Bangkok from Chess, by Murray Head.

Outro music is Wasted on You by Evanescence.

Outro music is This Is How It Feels, by Inspiral Carpets.

Outro music is Rarrr by Heavysaurus.

Outro music is The Second Act, also by Missy Higgins.

Outro music is Texas Hold 'Em, by Beyonce, which features Rhiannon Giddens on banjo.

Outro music is Girl You Know It's True by Milli Vanilli.

Outro music is Linus and Lucy by the Vince Gauraldi Trio.

Outro music is Heart on Fire, also by Blanks, and apparently from that thing we discuss in the show.

Outro music is I Guess That's why They Call It The Blues, also by Elton John.

Outro music is Virtual Insanity by Jamiroquai.

Outro music is Poems, Prayers, and Promises by John Denver.

Outro music is Santiana, also by The Longest Johns.

Outro music is My Walking Shoes, also by Backwoods.

Outro music continues our autocorrect hostility with Slade's Mama Weer All Crazee Now.

Outro music is I Love Rock And Roll by Tiny Tim. If you want to know what's up with that, you'll have to go back and listen to episode 65.

Outro music is Lost in the Shadows by Lou Gramm.

Outro music is Sorry, also by Behoncé.

Outro music is Daddy Lessons, also by Beyoncé featuring The Chicks.

Outro music is Alan's Morissette's Hand In My Pocket, also by The Album Cover.

Outro music is If I Were The Woman You Wanted by Nanci Griffith.

Outro music is Zitti E Buoni, also by Maneskin, and the song they used to win Eurovision.

Outro music is 1987 by Steel Panther, and they are so good.

Outro music is Grease by Frankie Valli, which was written by the Bee Gees, which totally fits if you know what's up.

Outro music is In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel, but it's the bit at the end where we get to hear the stunning Wolof singing by Youssou N'Dour — and which came out in the same year as Graceland.

Outro music is Bad Reputation, also by Joan Jett.

Outro music is Macy Gray's cover of Colby Caillat's Bubbly — which apparently features Idris Elba, but we don't think he shows in the clip, so listen to the whole thing.

Outro music is She Bop, by Cindy Lauper.

Outro music is My Own Worst Enemy by Lit.

Outro music is 25 or 6 to 4 by Chicago, where they really let the horns go wild.

Outro music is Christmas in Prison by John Prine.

Outro music is Pokerface, by Lady Gaga.

Also we have a reading assignment for you this week, and we guarantee you'll thank us for it.

Outro music is (They Long To Be) Close To You, but the cover version by The Cranberries.

Outro is Fortunate Son, by Creedence Clearwater Revival.

Outro music is Higher Love, by Steve Winwood.

Outro music is A Love Bizarre, by Sheila E, because we couldn't help ourselves.

Outro music is 25 Minutes to Go, by Shel Silverstein.

Outro music is Keep On Moving by Soul II Soul.

Outro music is Kookaburra, by Octopretzel.

Outro music is Cecilia, by Simon and Garfunkel.

Outro music is She's a Rainbow, by The Rolling Stones, because even Rich will admit they have one good song.

Outro music is It Happens by Sugarland, so we know you'll get your recommended daily allowance of twang.

In honor of David Byrne's French accent, outro music is Prisencolinensinainciusol, by Adriano Celentano. He's an Italian musician who wrote and performed the song to sound English, even though it has no actual English in it. Because he had big ideas too.

Outro is Gone Daddy Gone, also by Gnarls Barkley.

Outro music is Kiss From A Rose, also by Seal, and also produced by Trevor Horn.

Outro music is Run To The Hills, by Iron Maiden, baby.

Outro music is Nothing from Nothing by Billy Preston.

Outro music is Chandelier, also by Adam Lambert. Also, that album of his is High Drama, if you're keeping score and want to check it out. You're welcome.

Outro music is End of the Line by The Traveling Wilburys.

Outro music is Veronica, by The Unwieldies, which we'll probably have to talk about some time on the show.

Outro music is I Still Miss Someone, also by Dolly Parton.

Outro music is Luckenbach, Texas, by Waylon Jennings.

Outro music is Right Hand Man, also by Joan Osborne.

Outro music is I'm Alright also by Jo Dee Messina.

Outro music is The Downeaster 'Alexa', also by Billy Joel.

Outro music is Sister Sinead, by Kris Kristofferson. And honestly, there were so many choices for this one, but we couldn't think of a better way to say goodbye to her and to say thank you.

Outro music is Jack and Diane by John Mellencamp.

Outro music is Just The Way You Are, by Gheorghe Zamfir.

Outro music is Layla by Derek and The Dominos, but just the long piano bit from the end, which will make total sense by the time you listen to the episode.

Outro music is Irving Berlin's Cheek to Cheek, recorded by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong.

Outro music is Schoolhouse Rock! The Great American Melting Pot, sung by Lori Lieberman.

Outro music is I Have Learned to Do Without You, by Mavis Staples.

Outro music is Hole Hearted, by Extreme, and wow, Nuno Bettencourt is an absolute beast, in an under appreciated band.

Outro music is Girl Crush, also by Little Big Town.

Outro is Don't Rain on My Parade, from Funny Girl, also by Barbra Streisand.

Outro music is Better Be Good To Me, also by Tina Turner.

Outro music is Maggie's Farm by Bob Dylan.

Outro music is Jump in the Line, also by Harry Belafonte.

Outro music is This Shirt, also by Mary Chapin Carpenter, because y'all need to listen to more of her music.

Outro music is F You (but the radio version, because we try to be family friendly), by CeeLo Green.

Outro music is Here I Go Again, also by Whitesnake — but it's the original 1982 version from Saints and Sinners that isn't quite like you remember the song to be. Listen all the way to the end, and please — please — check out the video. You won't be disappointed.

Outro music is Bend Me Shape Me by The American Breed — and which is itself a cover, so keep an eye on that one.

Outro music is Hoist Up The Thing, also by The Longest Johns, because England is still funny.

Outro music is Hey There Delilah by Plain White T's.

Outro music is Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows, by Leslie Gore.

Outro music is Batty Bat, by Count Von Count, voiced by the incomparable and departed Jerry Nelson.

Outro music is Listen to Your Heart, by Roxette.

Outro music is Save a Prayer by Duran Duran.

Outro music is Makin' Whoopee! by Eddie Cantor.

Outro music is Way Down in the Hole, by Tom Waits.

Outro music is The Original Doctor Who Theme, by Murray Gold — and it totally makes sense.

Outro music is Anthimaalai Neram, also sung by Sid Sriram.

And yes, we have spoilers for Last of Us — and Game of Thrones, and Girl with All the Gifts, and the remake of True Grit. Sorry, but it's still worth it, so you should just listen.

Outro music is Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go, by Wham! That was a heck of a year.

Outro music is Dig a Little Deeper by The Jordanaires.

Outro music is The Byrds' cover of Bob Dylan's Mr. Tambourine Man.

Outro music is How Does It Feel, by Slade.

Outro music is Yakety Yak by The Coasters.

Outro music is A Front Row Seat to Hear Ole Johnny Sing, also by Shel Silverstein. It's like he knew we were planning this episode.

Outro music is Say Hello, also by Lisa Loeb.

Outro music is Fame, also by Irene Cara.

Outro music is Linus and Lucy, by Vince Guaraldi Trio.

Outro music is Don't Want to Know If You Are Lonely, by Hüsker Dü -- and we hope those umlauts don't break the download.

Outro music is You Don't Get to Get to Me, also by Jordyn Shellhart.

Outro music is Born Free, by Andy Williams, who gets the one-raised-eyebrow look for this one.

Outro music is Evergreen, also by the Black Crowes.

Outro music is Surf City by Jan and Dean.

Outro music is Welcome to Bucketheadland, by Buckethead.

And thanks, Zach, for another great suggestion.

Outro music is Stepping Stone, by Minor Threat.

Outro music is The Most Beautiful Girl (In the Room), by Flight of the Conchords.

Outro music is Eat It, also by Weird Al Yankovic.

Outro music is Put Your Head on My Shoulder, by Paul Anka.

Outro music is Superman (It's Not Easy), by Five for Fighting. It doesn't sound like it fits, but it totally fits.

Outro is Final Masquerade, also by Linkin Park.

Outro music is also I'm a Believer, this time by Eddie Murphy, performing as Donkey.

Outro music is Teenage Dirtbag by Wheatus.

Outro music is Fishing in the Dark by Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.

Outro music is Protect Ya Neck by Wu-Tang Clan, which we never thought would be possible on this show, but love that it finally happened.

Outro music is Willow by Joan Armatrading.

Outro music is "(This Song is Just) Six Words Long", by Weird Al Yankovic.

Outro music is Train to Nowhere, also by Tom Fogerty.

Outro music is Suicide Blonde, also by INXS.

Outro music is Blue Moon, by Rod Stewart featuring Eric Clapton, who managed to outclass Tony Bennet that year -- Just listen. Everything will be clear.

Outro music is Up A Lazy River, by Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong.

Outro music is I've Been to Memphis, by Lyle Lovett.

Outro music is Johnny Saucep'n, by Moxy Früvous.

Outro music is Antmusic, also by Adam and the Ants.

Outro music is Budapest, also by George Ezra, because Rich is convinced Amanda actually knows that one.

Outro music is Jack Hinks, also by Great Big Sea -- but seriously, spend some time with both of these bands. You won't be disappointed.

Outro music is Everyday, also by Buddy Holly and the Crickets.

Outro music is That's the Way That the World Goes Round, by John Prine.

Outro music is Ball and Chain, also by Social Distortion.

Outro music is We're Not Gonna Take It, by Twisted Sister.

Outro music is Storybook Love, by Mark Knopfler.

Outro music is Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It), also by Beyonce.

Outro music is Choppin' Broccoli by Dana Carvey, and we're not sorry at all.

Outro music is Crazy by Andy Bell.

Outro music is Sarah Smile, also by Daryl Hall and John Oates.

Outro music is This Love, by Pantera.

Outro music is My Size by John Entwistle.

Outro music is (The Best Part Of) Breakin' Up, by The Ronettes.

Outro music is Time Check, by Buddy Rich and his Orchestra.

Outro music is Owner of a Lonely Heart by Yes, because 1984 was an incredible year for music.

Outro music is Another Night, also by Real McCoy.

Outro music is also Rock Lobster by The B-52's -- it's the part of the song that blew our minds. No spoilers.

Outro music is Unchain My Heart by Hugh Laurie.

Outro music is Fell In Love With a Boy, by Joss Stone.

Outro music is the unnamed breakup song by Starlee Kine, from This American Life #339. Give the episode a listen if you want some good songwriting advice from Uncle Phil.

Outro music is Our Town by Iris DeMent.

Outro music is I Don't Mind The Thorns (If You're the Rose), by Lee Greenwood.

Outro music is You Don't Own Me, also by Lesley Gore. She recorded that one at just 17 years old. Let that sink it a bit.

Outro music is Whiskey Girl, by Gillian Welch.

Outro music is I Against I by Bad Brains.

Outro music is Rock the Casbah by The Clash.

Outro music is Blue Moon of Kentucky by Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys.

Outro music is The Brandenburg Concerto, by Confucius, which was the working band name for The Hideaways at the time. It'll all make sense, don't worry.

Outro music is I Feel Lucky by Mary Chapin Carpenter.

Outro music is The Theme from Rawhide, also by The Blues Brothers.

Outro music is The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota, by Weird Al Yankovic. As a former Minnesota resident, Rich can confirm it's a doozie.

Outro music is Alexandrie, Alexandra, also by Claude François.

Outro music is She'd Rather be With Me, by The Turtes.

Outro music is Rock and Roll Creation, by Spinal Tap.

Outro music is Yesterday, by Gheorghe Zamfir, and we swear it makes sense that it's there.

Outro music is John Prine's Speed of the Sound of Loneliness, performed by Nanci Griffith and John Prine.

Outro music is Wild Cow Blues, also by Big Joe Williams, because how could we not pick that.

Outro music is In Spite of Ourselves, by John Prine, featuring iris DeMent.

Outro music is I'm Every Woman, by Chaka Khan, as a continuing tribute to Pattie Boyd. Chaka's looking at you, George.

Outro music is If I Had A Boat by Lyle Lovett.

Outro music is the oddly canonical version, Christmas is All Around, by Bill Nighy.

Outro music is I Love You All The Time, also by Eagles of Death Metal, from their return to Paris at the Olympia in February 2016.

Outro music is Beds are Burning by Midnight Oil.

Outro music is Streets of Bakersfield, by Dwight Yoakam and Buck Owens, and I swear we had a reason to put it there.

Outro music is Hot Patootie/Bless My Soul by Meat Loaf from The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Outro music is Poor Poor Pitiful Me by Warren Zevon.

Outro music is Papa Don't Preach, by Madonna.

Outro music is Ascension Day, also by Talk Talk, from their couldn't-be-more-different album Laughing Stock.

Outro music is also I Want You to Want Me by Cheap Trick, but it's the version you expected to hear.

Outro music is Cry by Lowen and Navarro.

Outro music is It's Not Easy Being Green by Ray Charles.

Outro music is In the Modern World by The Jam.

Outro music is Yakety Yak by The Coasters.

Outro music is Trust In Me by Sterling Holloway, as the voice of Kaa.

Outro music is Cherry Cherry, by Neil Diamond.

Outro music is Achy Breaky Heart by Alvin and the Chipmunks, with Billy Ray Cyrus.

We're serious about this one. Give it a chance.

Outro music is Cruel To Be Kind, by Nick Lowe.

Outro music is The Teddy Bears' Picnic, sung by Bing Crosby.

Outro music is Alive by Pearl Jam (unplugged).

Outro music is Talk Dirty To Me, by Poison.

Outro music is Chemical Rush, by Brian McFadden. It's appropriate to the episode, so we're only a little sorry about that.

Outro music is (The Best Part of) Breakin' Up, by The Ronettes.

Outro music is Save A Prayer by Duran Duran.

Outro music is Human Nature by Michael Jackson.

Outro music is In Your Eyes, by Peter Gabriel.

Outro music is I Love L.A., by Randy Newman.

Outro music is Bohemian Rhapsody, also by Jake Shimabukuro.

Outro music is Sorry Not Sorry by Demi Lovato.

Outro music is Wild World by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes.

Outro music is Sixteen Tons by The Weavers.

Outro music is Somebody to Love, by Queen.

Outro music is You Never Even Called Me By My Name, by David Allan Coe.

Outro music is Sixteen Tons, by Tennessee Ernie Ford.

Outro music is I Can See For Miles by The Who.

Outro music is Jockey Full Of Bourbon, by Tom Waits.

Outro music is Alice's Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie, for obvious reasons.

Outro music is Elaine, Elaine by Victor and Penny, demonstrating the value of the jazz ukulele.

Outro music is Space Oddity by William Shatner, which is a whole other thing, too.

Outro music is Christmas is All Around by Bill Nighy

Outro music is Dust In The Wind, by Kansas.

Outro music is I Don't Know Why, by Alison Krauss and Union Station.

Outro music is Roundabout by Yes.

Outro music is That Song In My Head, by Julianne Hough.

Outro music is Dust In The Wind by The Scorpions.

Outro music is My Heart Will Go On, by Kenny G. Seriously, stick around for it.

Outro music is Do The Reggay by Toots and the Maytals. And yes, the spelled it like that. Are you really going to argue with the man?

Outro music is In the Still of the Night by Debbie Gibson, from a certain TV show that will make sense after you listen to the episode.

Outro Music is Rubber Duckie by Ernie.

Outro music is Mother by Danzig.

Outro music is Chandelier by Sia.