Our Top 10 Favorite Albums Of All Time

From albums that have influenced their own music to albums that evoke memories of long distance relationships and California drives, R&L count down their top 10 favorite albums of all time in this episode of Ear Biscuits!

Also be sure to check out our playlist with a song from each of these albums on the Rhett and Link Spotify account!
EB #298, Original Release Date: 08/16/2021




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[TheBeatlesToday]

I love how Rhett’s southern accent gets stronger and stronger as he talks passionately about Sturgill Simpson and modern country music

[ThisIsTori_]

Saw the title and got so hype for this Podcast. It was always obvious that Link is a total music nerd. I love hearing his mind relating to music

[mymusicpaws]

So stoked to see The Avett Brothers and Fleet Foxes on here. Both bands have had such a huge impact on me.

"No body knows what lies behind, the days before the day we die."

[JorgeGomez-yuup]

I love when y’all talk about music, y’all should also do a top 10 albums of the year

[Wizardmang]

When Link was talking about The Low End Theory and he referred to To Pimp a Butterfly my respect for him went to the moon.

[miqueladavis]

Link talking about music needs to happen way more, I love hearing his passion for it!

[AllTheArtsy]

Helplessness Blues is one of my comfort albums, even after all these years.

[survivor]

Wow Links depth in this drops my jaw..

[nx]

I could listen to these guys talk about music all day long

[comefeastwithme]

When you realize ear biscuit is what good mythical morning used to be

[vivianamora]

My apt complex had a 4am fire alarm so can’t sleep, this video is perfect for me because I love these guys and I’m a music teacher 🎵❤️

[lhinesster]

311's Blue album was my first REAL jam. I'm in my 40's now, and I still LOVE IT! Nick Hexum and Doug Martinez harmonize like a boss! I remember my first makeout session in high school was with the song "Purpose" playing in the background. I'm TOTALLY with you on this one, Rhett! It will always hold a special place in my heart.

[scottcowan]

Props to Rhett for giving the Avett Brothers the respect they so truly deserve. Fell in love with these guys music during High School and have always had a respect for their sound. Ain't No Man is still one of my favorite tunes. Nothing quite like it imo.

[amycrowder]

Love that Link still has the cassette tapes and vinyl records of these albums!! I would love to see a top 10 of your favorite/influence artists

[kiiltomaeki]

I thoroughly enjoyed this podcast. I'm always on the lookout for new music to listen to, and to hear two men who have completely different tastes than me talk about their favorite albums was really intriguing.

[beastren]

i got all excited when rhett mentioned tori amos!! she's one of my favorite artists of all time, it's just exciting to hear he listened to some of her stuff too!!

[benmccrobie]

I've been waiting to hear the guys talk about the Avetts forever, and now hearing that Rhett and I have the same favorite album is awesome!

[Waxson]

I love that link mentioned To Pimp a Butterfly, I was just thinking about my personal experience listening to Good Kid Mad City when it released my freshman year and the story it tells from beginning to end

[LostSaltShaker]

"Why don't you sing the sweater song, son" idk why but I just cracked up

[NewPhilosopher]

What you could do is make a YouTube playlist alternating between clips of you discussing it and the songs. That way you'd get monetisation on your bits and the artists would get monetisation on their bits and everyone wins!