For the latest TW review, Todd officially managed to create 3 of the most requested records for the bad colossal career damaging album now. Lulu, Man Of The Woods and of course Results May Vary. Question now is the next albums on their wish lists see a chance next on the docket?

A pretty wild time for TW. In 2025, Todd delivered the 2 long awaited reviews of Man Of The Woods and Results May Vary.

Now in June 2026, a much request review for Lulu is now complete and now checks off 3 of the most requested awful albums out there. Us fans saw Timberlake awkwardly try to fail fusing several different genre songs on one album, Limp Bizkit cobbling together an album so difficult it saw its own MTV album creation show episode on the process and the mismatch confusion of Lou Reed babbling whatever on his mind over Metallica riffs.

So now is there much hype for the next set of albums fans feel hungry for now? The Beginning? Twisted Angel? I’m In? Thank You? Squeeze? The Big Day?

Personally I’m itching for a Black Eyed Peas one since it killed the Fergie lineup and put the band into hiatus after 2011 until a small comeback in 2015, another break and then they collaborate with J Balvin on a Bad Boys 3 soundtrack song in 2020 until they started throwing away that goodwill on that shrieking Shakira team up in 2021.

Id also love a glance at No Talking Just Head since after Crown Royal, it’s the 2nd album that fails on the “overstuffed guest stars album that can’t save it” and uses that concept years before Run DMC tried it. Hilariously is No Talking Just Head at least has a Wikipedia page from the one minor single released including chart history while Crown Royal has no separate pages For any songs outside a link to the Steve Miller song they covered.

For a challenge, I think the Sergeant Peppers film sound track and the Union album is 2 challenges I’m interested for Todd to tackle. First one is a Beatles tribute film soundtrack for a film that’s too Americanized full of covers and the second is a progrock album that tried mashing together 8 members of Yes but replaced some of the actual musicians for session musicians yet spawned a successful cash flow of a tour. Since a covers album and a progrock album seem very unlikely areas Todd is too familiar in, the excitement is imagining him up to the tasks