Santa delivers a present to Eric and Claire is all about it.

We all know Eric loves The Boss. With Jim Snedeker in the house he gets to take one of Springsteen's toughest songs.

Even though they weren't pleased with the album, Claire and Eric do a great rendition of Hozier's big hit.

Three-part harmonies abound when Claire, Dwight, and Eric cover Heart!

Eric tunes down to dropped D for this Nirvana classic.

Have you heard of Ian Rubbish and the Bizarros? How about Fred Armisen? Here's a song from his fake(ish) band with a really sweet message.

One of Dwight's favorite tracks from 2013 was this semi-unreleased Streetlight Manifesto song. Hear his version!

Eric and Dwight take on the Boss via Glen Hansard and Eddie Vedder.

Oh my Lorde (cover)!

Dwight and Eric perform the hit from Twenty-One (Stone Temple) Pilots.

Claire, Dwight, and Eric take on Tegan & Sara's big hit of 2013.

Nerdologues member Alex Talavera's farewell song from our September 2013 episode is reprised here as part of the 2013 year-end episode. 

Back on the September 2013 episode, Dwight, Eric, and Claire enlisted the help of talented violist Sarah Sheber to perform this song as part of Alex Talavera's goodbye. Enough people decided they wanted to hear that again, so here it is on 2013's year-end episode! 

A year ago, this Neon Trees song was popular. Relive it here!

True story: Gene Roddenberry really wrote lyrics to the original Star Trek theme. Here they are as performed by Dwight and Eric!

Dwight and Eric combine two outer-space classics into one in this take of them performing the theme song from Joss Whedon's Serenity as well as Elton John's classic "Rocket Man."

It ain't no joke how Dwight Haesler manages to sound like vocalist Steve Harwell on this Smash Mouth cover. 

By request of Kevin Budnik, Dwight, Claire, and Eric tackle this Animaniacs classic. 

The Cover Stories gang get to one of their bucket list songs and it brings out a side of Claire not normally seen.