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Podcast dedicated to Hard Rock and Heavy Metal.

DOTW 160 FEATURING MUSIC FROM HILL OF CROSSES AND GRIEF COLLECTOR

Episode 160

We’re back, baby! Catch  up with your old friends, listen to some tunes from Hill of Crosses and Grief Collector, then stay tuned as we tackle Kerrangs list of 50 most Evil Songs Ever, and we’ll discuss our our top 10 most evil songs ever!

EVAR!

Have a great week my friends – and STAY HEAVY!
– Nate & Gene
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INDEPENDENT INTERMISSION 1
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SONG 1
Artist: Hill of Crosses
Location: Prescott, WI (USA)
from the Album: Monuments of Defiance
the Song is: For All Human Kind
Link: https://hillofcrosses.bandcamp.com/

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INDEPENDENT INTERMISSION 2
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SONG 2
Artist: Grief Collector
Location: Minneapolis, USA (Arizona, MN)
from the Album: From Dissension To Avowal
the Song is: Of Misery & Woe
Link: https://www.facebook.com/GriefCollector

DotW 159: Tribute to Eddie Van Halen Pt. 2: VH Sam Albums

Episode 159: Tribute To EVH Pt 2: The Sammy Years

In this episode, we’re celebrating Eddie Van Halen by discussing and playing selections from Van Halen releases featuring Sammy Hagar.

Enjoy!

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DotW 158: Tribute to Eddie Van Halen Pt. 1: VH DLR Albums

Episode 158: EVH Tribute Pt. 1 (DLR)

In this episode, we’re celebrating Eddie Van Halen by discussing and playing selections from Van Halen releases featuring David Lee Roth.

Enjoy!

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DotW 157 – Time Travel Radio: 1970

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Disciples!
It is with the utmost pleasure that I offer to you the first in a series of podcasts that I intend to release sporadically as we move on with the show: Time Travel Radio

The first that I present to you is from the year 1970 – the year Black Sabbath released their first album and changed the world of heavy music. All of the music presented in this podcast was released in 1970, hand-selected by yours truly. (Gene.)

So tune in, light some candles (or anything else) and enjoy some music – and some history.  I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed creating it.

Take care, and thanks for tuning in.
– Gene


Playlist:
song (album) artist

Block #1
Let’s Work Together (Future Blues) Canned Heat
Spill the Wine (Eric Burdon Declares “War”) Eric Burdon & War
Funk #49 (James Gang Rides Again) James Gang
Vehicle (Vehicle) Ides of March
Child In Time (Deep Purple in Rock) Deep Purple
All Right Now (Fire and Water) Free
No Matter What (No Dice) Badfinger
Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath) Black Sabbath

Block #2
25 or 6 to 4 (Chicago) Chicago
Almost Cut My Hair (Déjà Vu) Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Down on the Street (Fun House) The Stooges
Question (A Question of Balance) The Moody Blues
No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed (Time and a Word) Yes
I’m Your Captain (Closer to Home) (Closer to Home) Grand Funk Railroad
Southern Man (After the Gold Rush) Neil Young
Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen (Abraxas) Santana

Block #3
Good Times Are So Hard to Find (The Original Human Being) Blue Cheer
Never In My Life (Climbing!) Mountain
Lola (Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One) The Kinks
No Time (American Woman) The Guess Who
Out on the Tiles (Led Zeppelin III) Led Zeppelin
Bell Bottom Blues (Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs) Derek and the Dominos
Liar (Argent) Argent
Parchman Farm (Cactus) Cactus

Block #4
The Wrong Time (The Last Puff) Spooky Tooth
Lucifer (Mongrel) The Bob Seger System
Lucky Man (Emerson Lake & Palmer) Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Black Cloud (Medusa) Trapeze
Wait (The J. Geils Band) The J. Geils Band
Green Eyed Lady (Sugarloaf) Sugarloaf
Shake it About (UFO 1) UFO
Gypsy (… Very ‘Eavy … Very ‘Umble) Uriah Heep