In this episode, I examine some of my favorite uses of metal songs on film soundtracks. Most of these choices are subjective. For example, I look at the use of Dragonaut by Sleep in the film Gummo; partially, because it's a great use of music, but also due to the memory I have of watching said film with a friend of mine.

In this episode, I am joined by a new guest, Bill. I end up playing him songs from a pretty eclectic list, but the majority come from a classic doom metal catalog. There's also some stoner metal and drone metal thrown in for good measure. Will he enjoy any of these songs? Tune in to find out!

In this episode, I listen to the songs which have won the Grammy Award for Metal Performance for the last five years. It's quite an eclectic mix, so I hope you enjoy it!

In this episode, I listen to some stoner metal bands who may not have risen to the heights but carried the torch nonetheless. Some of these bands have broken up since recording this music, while others are still playing. Hope you enjoy it. There are some covers in there and an instrumental to round things out!

In this episode, I continue to examine a well-mined genre for bands which made important contributions but did not get the same recognition as some of their peers. (At least in my humble opinion.) So, tune in to find out which bands I'm talking about, and see whether you agree or disagree with me.

In this episode, I look at "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time," as decided by Rolling Stone Magazine, specifically at the metal selections and there are three bands: Rage Against The Machine, Black Sabbath, and Metallica. I pick some deep cuts to listen to since the most popular tracks gain repeated airplay.

In this episode, I look at some bands who are considered to be at the forefront of heavy metal. These are bands who some might argue are originators of certain types of metal. When discussing psychedelic metal, Stoner Metal, or Space Rock. It is important to mention all or some of these bands who have been a major influence on different genres of metal. Tune in to find out which bands I'm talking about!

In this episode, I continue to examine the music of some alternative metal bands. What some might classify as post-metal. Haunting, moody, and atmospheric are some of the hallmarks of this episode. Also, it's going to be heavy. Tune in to enjoy!

In this episode, I examine a few bands who were precursors to the alternative metal movement. These bands came from many different backgrounds. Some originated in the 1970s and are still playing today. Will you enjoy listening to these throwback bands? Tune in to find out!

Arggggggh. (Imagine that spoken like a pirate. In fact, it would probably help to think about this entire synopsis read like a pirate.) In this episode, another solo mission, I examine bands whose names/songs/albums thematically fit with the ocean or battling giant sea creatures. There's no one to convince in this episode except maybe you, the listener. So, will you enjoy this music? Tune in to find out!