10 Albums

Glen is BACK!! .and he's brought his 2nd #honourablemention : Corrosion of Conformity's 1994 LP - 'Deliverance'!! We talk CoC's hardcore roots and beginnings and how they morphed into a sludgy stoner-rock band through the 90's...how bassist/vocalist Pepper Keenan was rumoured to have joined Metallica around the St.Anger timeframe (yes, another St.Anger reference on the show haha). Good pick, good episode!!

Ever experience that time where you're listening to a heavy or fast-tempo'd song and and you glance down at your speedometer - and you notice you are WELL over the speed limit?? Glen, Darci and Matt discuss their tales of being pulled over, accidents and ..near-misses in this mini-series of 'Songs to Speed To' !

Ever experience that time where you're listening to a heavy or fast-tempo'd song and and you glance down at your speedometer - and you notice you are WELL over the speed limit?? Glen, Darci and Matt discuss their tales of being pulled over, accidents and ..near-misses in this mini-series of 'Songs to Speed To' !

Here's a look back at the "Quarantine Mixtape" mini-series - which took place at the start of this whole pandemic, a year ago to this point you'll be listening to...

All streaming sites have become extinct...your CD and vinyl collection has long since sold off...you have but 1 cassette remaining, laying around the house - this is the tape you'll be playing until you are out of the Covid-isolation quarantine.
What songs are on the mixtape, and why?

Side A (29:32)
PEARL JAM - Given to Fly
MATTHEW GOOD - Arrows of Desire
OASIS - Don't Go Away
TOOL - Invincible
RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE - Bulls on Parade

Side B (30min, runs out!)
NEIL YOUNG - After the Goldrush
CCR - Someday Never Comes
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Thunder Road
THE BEATLES - Let It Be
QUEENS OF THE Stone Age - ...Like Clockwork
PEARL JAM - Release

One year later and we are still quarantining!!

Here's a look back at our episodes of the "Quarantine Mixtape" mini-series.

All streaming sites have become extinct...your CD and vinyl collection has long since sold off...you have but 1 cassette remaining, laying around the house - this is the tape you'll be playing until you are out of the Covid-isolation quarantine.
What songs are on the mixtape, and why?

Glen's Mixtape - "192 Spicey Tuna" :
Side A (28:37) DEFTONES : Minerva
ALICE IN CHAINS : Would?
MATTHEW GOOD : 99% of Us is Failure
METALLICA : On Through the Never
CHANTAL KREVIAZUK : Surround
MUDVAYNE : Mercy/Severity
BILLIE EILISH : Lovely

Side B (29:42) MATTHEW GOOD : While We Were Hunting Rabbits
TAYLOR SWIFT : Never Grow Old
IRON MAIDEN : The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
LINKIN PARK : Somewhere I Belong

...very Glen with his picks here (all over the place) ..I love the use of a 12min song on Side B ...and the double-shot of Matt Good!

Upon its release, Vs. set the record for most copies of an album sold in its first week, a record it held for five years.
Vs., featured a rawer and more aggressive sound compared with the band's previous release.
It was the band's first collaboration with producer Brendan O'Brien

*** Josh bio An RN from North Vancouver, grew up on 90s grunge, leanings towards favouring Singer/Songwriter material, have been playing & performing music for over 20 years, visual artist, graphic novel/comic artist

"Selling out" is a common expression for the compromising of a person's integrity, morality, authenticity, or principles in exchange for personal gain, such as money. ...

The term could also be used as 'sold out' depending on the context.
Glen and I discuss and break down some the most infamous turnings-of-the-tide of bands that ended up alienating their initial or "target audience", seemingly in a calculated business move in order to pursue the Almighty Dollar!!

source we used for some ideas : https://watchmojo.com/video/id/15882

"Selling out" is a common expression for the compromising of a person's integrity, morality, authenticity, or principles in exchange for personal gain, such as money. ...

The term could also be used as 'sold out' depending on the context.
Glen and I discuss and break down some the most infamous turnings-of-the-tide of bands that ended up alienating their initial or "target audience", seemingly in a calculated business move in order to pursue the Almighty Dollar!!

source we used for some ideas : https://watchmojo.com/video/id/15882

Bob Dylan recently sold the rights to his entire music catalogue for $300 million dollars..Taylor Swift did the same thing for a reported $450 million.
The Killers, Imagine Dragons and many more artists have been following suite.

Before he passed, David Bowie seemed to be (as per usual) ahead of the curve - selling his catalogue in 2016 for $55 million.

What does this mean for artists, for the music industry and for the longevity and legacy of artists for future generations?
What does 'selling your masters' truly mean?

Josh and I weigh in on this topic in this 2 parter!


https://globalnews.ca/news/7470289/artists-selling-song-catalogues/

Bob Dylan recently sold the rights to his entire music catalogue for $300 million dollars..Taylor Swift did the same thing for a reported $450 million.
The Killers, Imagine Dragons and many more artists have been following suite.

Before he passed, David Bowie seemed to be (as per usual) ahead of the curve - selling his catalogue in 2016 for $55 million.

What does this mean for artists, for the music industry and for the longevity and legacy of artists for future generations?
What does 'selling your masters' truly mean?

Josh and I weigh in on this topic in this 2 parter!


https://globalnews.ca/news/7470289/artists-selling-song-catalogues/