Part 2 of our countdown of the top 5 moments in wrestling and best drum tracks.

I mean, it makes sense doesn't it? One of us loves talking about wrestling and the other one pretends to know things about drums. So, I mean, this was always going to happen. We were always going to countdown our Top 5 moments in wrestling and put it next to our top 5 drumming songs.

Imagine reading this on the cover of your local gossip rag. Ross Robinson wanted Casey Chaos to try out as the Korn singer before they found Jonathan Davis! Well, it’s true. Casey said they were too funky and went on to make an album with a cover that scared me and an album, We Have Come For Your Parents that we’re talking about on this episode!

It’s no ‘Prayer to God’ by Shellac, but Last Resort by Papa Roach shot them into the stratosphere. But is this a good album? Would they have benefited by having a different name?

Hope you haven't misplaced your viewfinder because you'll need it as we discuss the over caffeinated, pre-Y2K Tim Burton vibes band Coal Chamber and their debut album. With tracks about the big trucks and circumcision, you'd imagine this would be right up our alley and once upon a time, it was. Does it hold up? You'll have to listen and find out. Or I can tell you now. It does not.

Share it with someone you've punched on stage!

We're lucky to have Maeve from Faux Machismo on wth us to discuss Kittie's debut album, Spit. Spoiler alert, I'm big into this album. It's got a great mix of everything I like in releases and now that the band are on their own label, X of Infamy, they're free to do what they want. No more getting pressured in to writing softer songs. Not being forced to ditch their Dad as manager for someone with more industry experience.

Honestly, we’re just as surprised as anyone that Incubus had us talking so seriously about musicianship, industry growth and lyrical depth.

This episode is a Godsend for anyone who likes half baked theories linking wine drinkers to nu-metal fans and the potentially dangerous task of selecting a support band.  There’s no doubt that Brandon Boyd is a better rapper than Fred Durst. That’s just a cold hard fact at this point but if anyone wants to make a 28 minute Youtube video about how we’re wrong, then we’d love to see it.  

Can’t wait to see all 6 million of our listeners following us on Instagram and Twitter.

Here’s a link to 'On the reception and detection of pseudo-profound bullshit' if you wanted to browse through it.

Where does Strait Up, the tribute album to Snot singer, Lynn Strait rate in comparison to other metal compilations? Is it as good as Chef Aid or Freddy vs Jason? That's the question we'll be talking about on this episode. To be honest, the answer probably won't surprise you. But I was super surprised hearing Staind compared to the Pixies - such an obvious comparison that I have been regretting all the times I could have dropped that truth bomb at dinner parties. There's a bunch of Sonny Mayo love on top of a very difficult question to answer: Who's shoes are bigger to fill? Freddie Mercury or Wayne Static?

You know Bacio Death Trip aren't messing around when one of the hosts has a Soulfly tattoo that is constantly mistaken for the Wu-Tang logo.

Join us as we try to figure out if Fred Durst is the lovechild of Daniel Day Lewis and Andy Kaufman, playing a trolling character that held a mirror up to the toxic chest beating masculinity that often found it’s way to the front of Limp Bizkit crowds or if he is more closely aligned with Adam Sandler, spewing cash grabbing garbage and bringing more talented friends down to their level.