1/6. Ralph McLean provides insight into classic Irish albums, and looks at why Irish bands have had such massive success. Ralph retraces the roots of Van Morrison's Astral Weeks.
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4/6. Ralph McLean heads back to the glory days of Britpop in the late 90s as he talks to Neil Hannon about his timeless release, Casanova.
6/6. Ralph McLean provides insight into classic Irish albums. He looks at Sinead O'Connor's I Do Not Want What I Have Not Got, talks to Sinead, and hears from those closest to her.
Ralph McLean explores the story behind one of rock's greatest live albums as the spotlight is turned on Rory Gallagher and Live in Europe 1972.
Ralph McLean takes a look at the making of one of the greatest rock albums of all time, The Joshua Tree by U2.
Ralph McLean talks to Paul Brady about his acclaimed 1981 breakthrough album Hard Station, which saw the Strabane man move away from folk and into the musical mainstream.
From the Ormeau Road to Oceans 11, Ralph McLean tells the story of Belfast dance DJ David Holmes and his classic album Let's Get Killed.
Ralph McLean recalls Stiff Little Fingers' album Inflammable Material with the band's lead singer Jake Burns.
Ralph McLean provides insight into classic Irish albums and tells the story of the 1978 album Live and Dangerous by Thin Lizzy.
Ralph McLean retraces the story of Ash's album 1977, a recording packed with hit singles that made the young Downpatrick trio rock superstars in 1996.
Ralph McLean recalls blues-rock trio Taste's 1960s album On the Boards.