In this episode we’ll discuss current events, What’s Nate Been Listening To, independent music from Thermit and Among The Serpents, we’ll discuss some tidbits from the music-related podcast community in the Podcast Roundup, and we’ll wrap the show comparing our list of Anthrax albums from worst-to-best to Loudwire.com’s list.
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2 Minute Metal Meltdown:
Each episode we discuss the news, but there’s so much we don’t have time for, so we came up with “2 Minute Metal Meltdown” – we’ll have about two minutes to throw out some news headlines, and if something catches your ear visit www.dotwpod.com for the all of the links to the stories we cover.
Firewind and Ozzy Osbourne Band’s Gus G makes an appearance, as well as Simon Kirke from Bad Company discussing his solo album, Joey Jordison formerly of Slipknot discussing his band VIMIC, Nic Maeder from Gotthard and Rocky from Tygers of Pan Tang.
Failing to Wake were on Episode 148, and the latest episode features Doom Metal local talent Chalice of Suffering. I can’t wait to listen to that one – we’ll be playing some Chalice on a future episode!
Stephen Pearcy is on TM for a short interview, claims that ‘the cancer has been removed’ from Ratt. (Animal Testing joke?) John Bush of Armored Saint and formerly of Anthrax and former Kyuss John Garcia make an appearance in TM 648.
Dave Navarro and Steve Stephens were on recently – Steve only brushing on the subject of working with Ozzy on his next album. Sebastian Bach and Kip Winger were up next, followed by Rik Emmet of Triumph and Kenny Arnoff on the most recent episode.
Mr. Henry Rollins is on the podcast, episode 906. I’ve heard it’s pretty good but I haven’t had a chance to listen yet. Joe’s friend Ari Shafir interviewed Henry on his podcast and Joe said it was a great interview so I am going to dig into that one as well.
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FINAL SONG
Artist: Anthrax
Album: The Sound of White Noise [Extended Edition]
In this episode we’ll discuss current events, what’s Nate been listening to, independent music from Grotesque Ceremonium and Rapheumet’s Well, we’ll discuss some tidbits from the music-related podcast community in the Podcast Roundup, and we’ll wrap the show discussing Black Sabbath’s 13 vs. Heaven and Hell’s ‘The Devil You Know.’ R. I . P . Andrew Rehberger, founder of Tridriod Records
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Podcast Roundup:
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Rudy Sarzo! Rudy talks Randy Rhodes, Ozzy, Whitesnake, Blue Oyster Cult, etc. etc. Highly Recommend this episode!
No Guitar is Safe:https://soundcloud.com/guitar-player-magazine
Jude Gold brings us an interview with Mike Keneally who’s played with not only Frank Zappa, he’s sang on one of the Metalocalypse albums and toured with the actual live band! A great interview with lots of odd music – and some Deathklok!
Ritual Madness Podcast:http://www.ritualmadnesspodcast.com/
Episode #142, Langen, Writer For ” Girl At The Rock Shows ” Blog is not available, and Greg will be running his live broadcast this Friday November 11th with the band ‘The Culture Of.’ Listen live and chat along if you can, and download of the episode will be available sometime in the near future.
Just a reminder that November 26th will be the next RMP show at Lee’s Liquor Lounge in MPLS. The night of heavy will contain the following bands:
Cold Colours
WITCHDEN
BLUE OX
Beauty of Decay
Murder in the House of God
Mördrot
21+
8:30pm Doors
9pm Music
Talk is Jericho Podcast:http://www.podcastone.com/Talk-Is-Jericho
Chris had a couple of episodes with Avenged 7X, but I didn’t care to listen to them. If you’re interested, they’re up there. More importantly, Chris had ALICE COOPER on discussing the early years, and Alice running for President.
Talking Metal:http://talkingmetal.com/digital/
Emily Strigl makes her return with an interview with Marq from ‘The Bullet Boys’ that was fun, and on ep. 634 Mark Strigl interviews Erik Turner of Warrant, and on the most recent episode he interviews Slaves on Dope.
The Eddie Trunk Podcast:http://podcastone.com/Eddie-Trunk-Podcast
Eddie had on the boys from Alter Bridge, and on his most recent offering he had a couple of short interviews – Jon Bon Jovi and Micheal Anthony of Van Halen and Chickenfoot fame!
WTF with Marc Maron:http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast
Well, Marc Maron has outdone himself yet again. This time, he gets some one-on-one time with the one and only Roger Waters! EXCELLENT interview that I highly recommend!
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What’s Nate been listening to?
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Artist: James Gang
Album: Rides Again
Song: The Bomber: A-Closet Queen, B-Bolero, C-Cast Your Fate To The Wind
Buy now on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2fKHWWM
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INDEPENDENT ARTIST INTERMISSION #1
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SONG 1
Artist: Grotesque Ceremonium
Location: Ankara, Ankara Province – Turkey
from the Album: Demonic Inquisition
the Song is: Crushing Morbid Death
Link: http://grotesqueceremonium.bandcamp.com/
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1. Inire Stream ‘Crash’ Off of Upcoming Album – New Album Due November 18th
5. Band Submission Deadline Dec 1st For Alberta’s Loud As Hell Metal Fest 2017
Band applications can be submitted at the following link until December 1st 11:59pm MT: http://www.loudashell.com/bands 6. Japan’s SOLITUDE Sign With Test Your Metal Records.
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INDEPENDENT ARTIST INTERMISSION #2
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SONG 2
Artist: Rapheumet’s Well
Location: Hickory, North Carolina – USA
from the Album: The Exile
the Song is: Crucible of Titans
Link: http://www.rapheumetswell.org/
Buy now on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2fzorAE
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FINAL DISCUSSION TOPIC or SEGMENT:
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Heaven and Hell – The Devil You Know vs. Black Sabbath’s ’13’
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SONG #4
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FINAL SONG
Artist: Heaven and Hell
Album: Devil You Know
Song: Bible Black
Buy now on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2fZEZXw
In this episode we’ll discuss current events, what’s Nate been listening to, independent music from Enoid and Van Halst, we’ll discuss some tidbits from the music-related podcast community in the Podcast Roundup, and we’ll wrap the show comparing our list to TeamRock’s rankings of Slayer’s albums from worst to best.
Adam Carolla Show:
Steve Lukather from Toto and a plethora of other bands was on Adam’s show. Great guitar player, great interview. Mentions that the song ‘Africa’ was not a song that they wanted to release but did – turned out to be a huge hit for the band.
One on One with Mitch La Fon:
Graham Bonnet from Rainbow fame, Rickey Medlocke from Lynyrd Skynyrd, Keith Howland from Chicago, and Jim Crean from the Appice Brothers band.
Metalsucks Podcast:
Monte Pittman from Prong and Madonna’s band, Vicky Psarakis of the Agonist, and Jordan Mancino from Wovenwar.
Ritual Madness Podcast:
Portraits of War, Hate Beast discussing their new release, and a band that we’ve featured on the podcast – Prypiat! Their losing their singer/bass player Chris so that really sucks.
Talk is Jericho Podcast:
Jimi Hendrix’s brother Leon Hendrix was on discussing Jimi’s life in and before music and the future, and Vivian Campbell and Phil Sousan with the band ‘Last in Line’ band discussing Jimmy Bain, Dio and the future of the band.
Talking Metal:
Members from Alice Coopers band make an appearance, the band Kyng and a member of Zakk Sabbath, Jesse James Dupree, Punky Meadows, Trixter and John DeServio from Black Label Society.
The Eddie Trunk Podcast:
Jeff Pilson from Dokken discussing their reunion tour amongst other things, Jesse James Dupree, Michael Sweet and a big interview with Lars Ulrich from a little band called Metallica.
WTF with Marc Maron:
Mark had another interview with another music icon – David Crosby. A lot of music history with that dude. Sounds like he hasn’t been good on managing his money and had to sell his beloved sail boat recently.
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What’s Nate been listening to?
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Artist: Obituary
Album: Ten Thousand Ways To Die
Song: Loathe Buy now on Amazon
01/20 Montreal, QC – Club Soda
01/21 Toronto, ON – Phoenix Theater
01/22 Cleveland, OH – Agora Ballroom
01/23 Chicago, IL – Metro
01/24 Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall Ballroom
01/25 Minneapolis, MN – Mill City Nights
01/27 Denver, CO – Gothic Theater
01/28 Sat Lake City, UT – The Complex
01/30 Calgary, AB – Marquee
01/31 Edmonton, AB – Starlite Room
02/02 Seattle, WA – El Corazon
02/03 Vancouver, BC – Rickshaw
02/04 Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theater
02/06 San Francisco, CA – Social Hall SF
02/07 Santa Ana, CA – The Observatory
02/08 Phoenix, AZ – Club Red
02/10 San Antonio, TX – Alamo Music Hall
02/11 Dallas, TX – Trees
02/13 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade
02/14 Wilmington, NC – Thorne Theater
02/15 Washington, DC – The Howard Theater
02/16 Philadelphia, PA – Theater of the Living Arts
02/17 Poughkeepsie, NY – The Chance Theater
02/18 Boston, MA – Royale
02/19 New York, NY – Gramercy Theater
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INDEPENDENT INTERMISSION #1
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Artist: Enoid
Location: Switzerland
from the Album: Exile on the Edge of Torment (Exilé Aux Confins Des Tourments)
the Song is: Eateth my flesh, take my pain (Mangez ma chair, prenez ma douleur) Link
4. HELLEBORUS have teamed up with Flesh Vessel for the limited edition black and translucent vinyl release of ‘The Carnal Sabbath’.
5. UFORIA are offering fans a FREE download of their track ‘Wake Me’ from their newly released EP ‘Fight or Flight’ produced and co-written with Finger Eleven drummer Steve Molella.
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INDEPENDENT INTERMISSION #2
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Artist: Van Halst
Location: Toronto, Ontario – Canada
from the Album: Make the World Believe
the Song is: The End Link Buy now on Amazon
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FINAL DISCUSSION TOPIC or SEGMENT:
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TeamRock’s SLAYER: Worst to Best
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12. Undisputed Attitude (1996)
Slayer chose this album to pay tribute to their punk roots, covering songs by Minor Threat, T.S.O.L. D.R.I. and the Stooges among others. There were also two songs from Pap Smear, guitarist Jeff Hanneman’s mid-80s side-project, and one new Slayer song, Gemini. The original concept had been to do a heavy metal covers album, but that just didn’t work, hence the switch. Their weakest effort.
11. Diabolus In Musica (1998)
Unlike Divine Intervention, where the music was principally written by guitarist Kerry King, this time around it was Hanneman who composed the bulk of the material, giving it a more experimental edge than perhaps anyone had expected. Hanneman claimed that he could find nothing against which to measure Slayer, so just went for his own approach. To some extent this acknowledged the nu metal scene, but typically they adapted this to their own image, not least the lyrics, which reflected their whole ‘Devil In Music’ ethos.
10. Christ Illusion (2006)
After a five-year gap, the longest stretch of time between releases in the band’s career, Slayer hit the mark with their finest album since Seasons In The Abyss. Was it a coincidence that Lombardo returned behind the kit? The sound was modern, yet dynamic. The songs were direct and fearless – they even wrote Jihad about the 9/11 attacks from a terrorist’s perspective, while the Grammy-winning Eyes Of The Insane dealt with a soldier’s post-traumatic stress disorder. Thrash was making waves again, and Slayer had come up with their own tidal wave.
9. God Hates Us All (2001)
Released on September 11 20001 – yes, 9/11 – the album had more realism in the lyrics, mirroring the uncertainty of the times. Musically, though, it was a little confused. Producer Matt Hyde was brought in and was keen to update the Slayer sound, something the band didn’t appreciate. So, the end product didn’t quite realise the potential the songs suggested. However, there’s enough here – especially on the Grammy-nominated Disciple and Bloodline – to ensure the band could still stride into the new millennium as metal gods.
8. Repentless (2015)
From the rampaging shock ‘n’ awe of its title track to the seething belligerence of Pride In Prejudice, Repentless made it plain that the tragic death of Jeff Hanneman was not going to dent Slayer’s sonic armour. The late guitarist’s Piano Wire aside, this was Kerry King’s album: a scowling reaffirmation of musical values, given extra impetus by the need to honour a fallen comrade. Songs like Chasing Death and Implode are as heavy and hostile as anything in the Slayer catalogue, but it was the gruesome, slow-motion squall of When The Stillness Comes that packed the biggest emotional punch. Still Slayer. Still killer.
7. Divine Intervention (1994)
Paul Bostaph came in to replace Lombardo. A fine drummer, but not quite in the same class, or with the same impact, as his predecessor. Further problems emerged because the band used several studios and two producers – Toby Wright and Rick Rubin – which gave the album a disjointed feel. Also, the guitars seemed to be mixed too low and not, as is Slayer’s way, pushed right up in your face.
6. Show No Mercy (1983)
Recorded with virtually no budget, Show No Mercy was so vicious and downright evil that it knocked most people’s perceptions of metal on its head. This was extreme, even by the standard Metallica had set at the time. Some misunderstood the band’s high speed, unrelenting approach as proving they had little of musical value to offer. Wrong! To be as convincing as this, the fearless foursome had to be more than competent. A true invocation of dark forces that can still unnerve the unwary.
5. Hell Awaits (1985)
Anyone who believes Slayer just make the same album over and over really should listen to Show No Mercy, and then this one. The progression was clear. The band were tighter, sharper and, yes, faster than before. And still as driven and angry. With a comparatively more sophisticated production, the band were carving their own niche, as witnessed on the title track, At Dawn They Sleep and Hardening Of The Arteries. This record also made its mark as one of the inspirations for the grind genre.
4. World Painted Blood (2009)
In contrast to the mixed response received by 2006’s Christ Illusion, Slayer’s 11th studio album was widely acclaimed, not least because it noisily revisited the raw, vicious vibe of the band’s early works. The likes of Kerry King’s Hate Worldwide and Jeff Hanneman’s Psychopathy Red got the balance between cutting edge oomph and underground filth just right, with then drummer Dave Lombardo powering everything along at a breathless pace. New lyrical horrors unfurled during the self-explanatorily grim Snuff, while the slithering, sinister Beauty Through Order mirrored the unsettling miasma of its bloody, controversial video. Hanneman’s last full hurrah was a gnarly triumph.
3. South Of Heaven (1988)
How do you follow Reign In Blood? It’s an almost impossible quandary, but the band elected to get even heavier by slowing down – mind you, when anyone suggests Slayer ‘slowed down’, it has to be born in mind that they were still playing riffs at hyper speed, just not going consistently into warp overdrive. They even included Judas Priest’s Dissident Aggressor as a nod to their own metal heroes. But the title track and Mandatory Suicide were the real gems.
2. Seasons In The Abyss (1990)
The last studio album for drummer Dave Lombardo, until 2006, and while it offered no discernible change in direction from what had gone before, the band’s strength of vision was clear on Dead SkinMask and War Ensemble. Many believed that Seasons In The Abysswas the sound of Slayer stuck in a rut. However, this was actually a band in a groove, knowing precisely what they should be doing, and how to deliver it. At a time when some were saying thrash was dead, Slayer were still brimming with ideas.
1. Reign In Blood (1986)
Citing this as ‘the greatest thrash album of all time’ might sound like a convenient soundbite… until you hear it. With Rick Rubin producing, everything was taken to a height nobody would ever scale again. The playing was world class, the songs were stunning, the production balanced technology with the brute force of their live performance and, best of all, it came in at under 30 minutes, which meant that it never outstayed its welcome. From the moment opening track Angel Of Death kicks in to the last chords of closer Raining Blood, this is peerless.
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FINAL SONG
Artist: Slayer
Album: Reign In Blood
Song: Postmortem/Raining Blood Buy now on Amazon
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What’s Nate been listening to?
Artist: Satan’s Satyrs
Notes: Vocals, Bass Guitar, and Hammond by Clayton Burgess of Electric Wizard – Formed in Virginia 2009
Album: Die Screaming
Song: Show Me Your Skull
Artist: Gorgatron
from the Album: Inner Supremacy
the Song is: The Year Nineteen Nagasaki
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What is hair metal? According to Urban Dictionary.com, it’s the following:
“A form of 80’s teenybopper music made primarily by effeminate men wearing makeup and dressed like women, with stereotypical 80’s big hair. After an initial wave of it fizzled out in 1987, it resurfaced just a couple of years later with a short-lived new breed of even lamer bands. Success in hair metal was primarily achieved through placing primary importance on the ability to pose for the camera, and comprising your band with simpletons with little or no musical ability, much less creativity. Once the formula was in place, it was just a matter of finding gullible losers to buy into the swindle. MTV, which started out as a music television channel, obliged, making this subgenre of wimp rock popular at the time. Perhaps the most enjoyable aspect of hair metal was it’s juvenile lyrics.
Never intentionally bad, the lyrical wasteland was a direct result of the limited intellectual capacities of the band members.Hair metal was made popular by bands like Poison, Warrant, Winger, Slaughter, White Lion, Trixter, Skid Row, Motley Crue, Kix, and the Bulletboys.”
50 Lord Tracy, ‘Deaf Gods Of Babylon’ (1989)
49 Mr. Big,’ Lean Into It’ (1991)
48 Precious Metal, ‘Right Here Right Now’ (1985)
47 Lita Ford, ‘Lita’ (1988)
46 Kik Tracee, ‘No Rules’ (1991)
45 Pretty Boy Floyd, ‘Leather Boyz With Electric Toyz’ (1989)
44 Kiss, ‘Lick It Up’ (1983)
43 Vixen, ‘Vixen’ (1988)
42 D-A-D, ‘No Fuel Left for the Pilgrims’ (1989)
41 Winger, ‘Winger’ (1988)
40 Stryper, ‘To Hell With the Devil’ (1986)
39 Vinnie Vincent Invasion, ‘Vinnie Vincent Invasion’ (1986)
38 Britny Fox, ‘Britny Fox’ (1988)
37 Bang Tango, ‘Psycho Café’ (1989)
36 Alice Cooper, ‘Trash’ (1989)
35 Badlands, ‘Badlands’ (1989)
34 Junkyard, ‘Junkyard’ (1989)
33 Saigon Kick, ‘The Lizard’ (1992)
32 Great White, ‘…Twice Shy’ (1989)
31 Slaughter, ‘Stick It to Ya’ (1990)
30 BulletBoys, ‘Freakshow’ (1991)
29 Dangerous Toys, ‘Dangerous Toys’ (1989)
28 Black ‘N Blue, ‘Black ‘N Blue’ (1984)
27 L.A. Guns, ‘Cocked and Loaded’ (1989)
26 Poison, ‘Open Up and Say… Ahh!’ (1988)
25 David Lee Roth, ‘Eat ‘Em and Smile’ (1986)
24 Enuff Z’Nuff, ‘Enuff Z’Nuff’ (1989)
23 Hanoi Rocks, ‘Self Destruction Blues’ (1982)
22 White Lion, ‘Pride’ (1987)
21 Dokken, ‘Under Lock and Key’ (1985)
20 Love/Hate, ‘Black Out in the Red Room’ (1990)
19 Warrant, ‘Cherry Pie’ (1990)
18 Cinderella, ‘Night Songs’ (1986)
17 Def Leppard, ‘Pyromania’ (1983)
16 Twisted Sister, ‘Stay Hungry’ (1984)
15 Quiet Riot, ‘Metal Health’ (1983)
14 Warrant, ‘Dirty, Rotten, Filthy, Stinking Rich’ (1989)
13 Extreme, ‘Extreme II: Pornograffiti’ (1990)
12 Whitesnake, ‘Whitesnake’ (1987)
11 Tesla, ‘The Great Radio Controversy’ (1989)
10 Cinderella, ‘Long Cold Winter’ (1988)
9 Motley Crue, ‘Too Fast for Love’ (1981)
8 Kix, ‘Blow My Fuse’ (1988)
7 Faster Pussycat, ‘Faster Pussycat’ (1987)
6 Ratt, ‘Out of the Cellar’ (1984)
5 Skid Row, ‘Skid Row’ (1989)
4 Mötley Crüe, ‘Shout at the Devil’ (1983)
3 Bon Jovi, ‘Slippery When Wet’ (1986)
2 Poison, ‘Look What the Cat Dragged in’ (1986)
1 Def Leppard, ‘Hysteria’ (1987)
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50. Accept – Balls To The Wall
49. Mayhem – De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
48. Slipknot – Slipknot
47. Cannibal Corpse – Tomb Of The Mutilated
46. Darkthrone – A Blaze In The Northern Sky
45. Iron Maiden – Iron Maiden
44. Morbid Angel – Altars Of Madness
43. Helloween – Keeper Of The Seven Keys I
42. Neurosis – Times Of Grace
41. King Diamond – Abigail
40. Bathory – Bathory
39. Korn – Korn
38. Mercyful Fate – Don’t Break The Oath
37. Emperor – Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk
36. Metallica – Black Album
35. Iron Maiden – Powerslave
34. Death – Human
33. Megadeth – Rust In Peace
32. Metallica – Kill Em All
31. Judas Priest – British Steel
30. At The Gates – Slaughter Of The Soul
29. Anthrax – Among The Living
28. Celtic Frost – To Mega Therion
27. Entombed – Wolverine Blues
26. Exodus – Bonded By Blood
25. Dream Theater – Images And Words
24. Queensryche – Operation Mindcrime
23. Black Sabbath – Heaven And Hell
22. Slayer – Seasons In The Abyss
21. Sepultura – Beneath The Remains
20. Rainbow – Rising
19. Mastodon – Leviathan
18. Judas Priest – Sad Wings Of Destiny
17. Dio – Holy Diver
16. Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath
15. Opeth – Blackwater Park
14. Venom – Welcome To HellN
13. Tool – Lateralus
12. Motorhead – Ace Of Spades
11. System Of A Down – Toxicity
10. Black Sabbath – Master Of Reality
9. Megadeth – Peace Sells…But Who’s Buying
8. Metallica – Ride The Lightening
7. Judas Priest – Screaming For Vengeance
6. Ozzy Osbourne – Blizzard Of Ozz
5. Pantera – Vulgar Display Of Power
4. Slayer – Reign In Blood
3. Iron Maiden – The Number Of The Beast
2. Metallica – Master Of Puppets
1. Black Sabbath – Paranoid
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FINAL SONG
Artist: Metal Church
Album: Blessing in Disguise
Song: Fake Healer
This episode we’ll discuss current events, what’s Nate been listening to, independent music from Funeste, and we’re behind the wheel again with Stuck in a Car, Stuck with a CD with Nate at the helm!
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SONG INTERMISSION (Featured Independent):
Artist: Iron Kingdom
Album: Ride for Glory
Song: Lady Trieu And The Kingdom Of Wu http://www.iron-kingdom.com
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5. Junkyard Lipstick have announced that their bassist will be leaving the band later in the year.Junkyard.lipstick@gmail.com
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Nate:
10. A New Level – Vulgar Display Of Power
9. The Sleep – Cowboys From Hell
8. I’ll Cast A Shadow – Reinventing The Steel
7. The Underground In America/Sandblasted Skin – The Great Southern Trendkill
6. Becoming – Far Beyond Driven
5. It Makes Them Disappear – Reinventing The Steel
4. War Nerve – The Great Southern Trendkill
3. Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks – Far Beyond Driven
2. 13 Steps To Nowhere – The Great Southern Trendkill
1. Revolution Is My Name – Reinventing The Steel
Gene:
10. Strength Beyond Strength Far Beyond Driven
9. This Love – Vulgar Display Of Power
8. Mouth For War – Vulgar Display Of Power
7. Becoming – Far Beyond Driven
6. A New Level – Vulgar Display Of Power
5. 5 Minutes Alone – Far Beyond Driven
4. Cowboys From Hell – Cowboys From Hell
3. Cemetery Gates – Cowboys From Hell
2. Fucking Hostile – Vulgar Display Of Power
1. Walk – Vulgar Display Of Power
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For our final song, we’re premiering a new segment called ‘One Mother of a Cover,’ where we will highlight a kick-ass cover track that we (or just I or just Nate) feel that you MUST hear.
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FINAL SONG
Artist: Urbandux
Album: Another Brick in the Wall E.P.
Song: Another Brick in the Wall
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