From his early days at Top Dawg Entertainment to the beef that booked him the Super Bowl, we're counting down K.Dot's greatest-ever tracks-mixtapes, loosies, features, and all.

Listen to Rob and Yasi, joined by Chris Ryan and Sean Fennessey live from the Lodge Room in Los Angeles! In this song draft, the crew is picking among the best soundtracks of the 2000s.

This week, we're celebrating the Canadian rock band Nickelback!

Rob celebrates pop icon Rihanna while looking back at her smash hit "Umbrella."

Rob explores the genre-fluid positive energy of rap/reggae/rock '90s holdovers 311 and their hit "Amber." Among other things, he also talks about them as a bridge from a previous era, the musicality of their bass in particular, and the way they're in conversation with bands that petered out in the '90s, as well as bands that grew in popularity in the 2000s.

Rob examines the crossroads of Usher’s pop star persona and Lil Jon’s unique vocal and musical genius this week when taking a look back at the smash hit “Yeah!” Then, he is joined by Clover Hope to talk about the construction of Usher’s career, the imagery and storytelling that went into making him more interesting to audiences, his staying power, and more.

Rob looks back at the music career of pop star Avril Lavigne while celebrating her smash hit “Complicated.” Along the way, Rob dives deep into the idea of the anti-Britney Spears and much more! Later, he is joined by Marissa Moss to discuss Avril Lavigne’s potential influences, debating what song is her best, and more.

Listen as Rob celebrates the life and career of the music icon who is Johnny Cash and his 2002 legendary cover of "Hurt." Along the way, Rob discusses Cash's work with Rick Rubin and much more....

Rob travels down memory lane and looks back at his not-so-kind review of Linkin Park’s diamond-selling debut album, "Hybrid Theory," before celebrating the band’s undeniable greatness. Along the way, he also pays respect to the late Chester Bennington. Later, Rob is joined by John Darnielle of the Mountain Goats to discuss Linkin Park’s ability to connect with the youth of the early 2000s, and much more.

Plus, Rob shares memories from his time at DJ camp as well as a list of some of his favorite songs of all time.

This week, Rob assures you that yes, he was there, boots on the ground, for the indie rock (nay, indie sleaze?) boom that hit New York City in the 2000s.

Andy Greenwald from 'The Watch' joins Rob to discuss his days of interviewing Jimmy Eat World.

Puja Patel joins to discuss dancing onstage with M.I.A., the political and cultural conversation around the artist back in 2008, and much more.

Join Rob and Yasi Salek in watching a mosh pit from a safe distance away while they celebrate System of a Down’s "Chop Suey"

Rob guides us through the rise of 50 Cent in the early 2000s. Then, he's joined by Charles Holmes to discuss 50 Cent's history of rap beefs and more!

Join Rob in celebrating Amy Winehouse and missing her voice like the rest of us.

Yes, we're back. And yes, we're calling it '60 Songs That Explain the '90s: The 2000s.' Join Rob Harvilla for another journey through another decade, one iPod wheel click at a time.

After three-plus years and countless trips down memory lane, it's time to close the door on '60 Songs.' To celebrate the occasion, we've cataloged each episode, including website excerpts, interview highlights, and everything in between.

It's last call for '90s songs and Rob's memories as the show draws to a close. So there couldn't be a more fitting moment for Semisonic's "Closing Time" to be chosen as the episode's focus.

On the second-to-last episode of '60 Songs That Explain the '90s,' we're covering Garth's massive country shout-along.

Our latest episode, discussing "Fast Car," Tracy's Grammy performance, and her '90s hit "Give Me One Reason."

With just three songs remaining, it felt like a great week to have some of Rob's favorite guests as well as producers stop by and yell at him over songs that he missed.

We're doing "Hard Knock Life." But first, we gotta go back in time.

The R&B legend's Super Bowl halftime show was spectacular in all of its Vegas-residency glory. Then he brought out the roller skates, and it got even better.

Exploring the height of MJ's stardom and "Black or White" with Wesley Morris.

Talking the massive 1998 hit from the ‘City of Angels’ soundtrack.

On "Freedom! ’90," going solo, and what happens when Frank Sinatra thinks you’ve screwed up.

"Believe" always sounded like the future-even today.

Rob breaks down Lenny's 1993 hit "Are You Gonna Go My Way?" and an artist that defies categorization.

Is it a neo-hippie classic? The most annoying song of the '90s? Just a straight up anthem? What's going on, anyway? Rob explores.

Exploring the history of Long Beach's favorite sons with our friend Yasi Salek.

Listen as Rob and Yasi Salek are joined by Chris Ryan to hold the ultimate ‘60 Songs’ draft!

How an unthinkable loss (and a, let’s say, generous Police sample) became one of the defining songs of late ’90s hip-hop.

In an excerpt from his new book "60 Songs that Explain the 90s," critic and podcaster Rob Harvilla salutes the fluke hit singles that did as much as Nirvana to define the decade.

In an excerpt from Rob Harvilla’s new book based on his podcast, ‘60 Songs That Explain the ’90s,’ he breaks down some of the most infamous cases of trading reputation for money that the decade saw.

Exploring the dark, sultry, dare-we-say menacing closing track from ‘Dummy.’

Exploring the 1996 Cardigans song from the ‘Romeo + Juliet’ soundtrack.

On this week’s episode: "My Name Is" and various other provocations, courtesy of Marshall Mathers.

Exploring Chris Cornell and Co.’s biggest hit, its gorgeous guitar tone, and its moderately destabilizing, unforgettable video.

Remembering the "Margaritaville" singer, who built an island of chillness and invited everyone to join him.