Bacio Death Trip

Bacio Death Trip

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  • Episode 22 - Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory

    Trigger Warning:

    Today’s episode of Bacio Death Trip deals with depression and suicide. If you are affected by any of the things we talk about in this podcast, please reach out to your local suicide prevention service.

    I wholeheartedly believe that Linkin Park are fantastic band that should be role models for many bands. We’ll go through it all on this episode as well as a legitimate scoop on how the band broke the Chinese market.
    Travelling through Asia, hanging out in rock bars, I remember conversations with people in Tokyo, Jakarta and Xi’an asking if I was in to Linkin Park.
    They seemed to have had a knack of making lasting impressions on their fans and that was evident at the Chester Bennington memorial events around the world.

    Honestly, there was a lot I wanted to say about this band and didn’t get to cover it all, but we hope you can enjoy the episode and come out the other side with even more respect for the band.



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    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 21 - Little Nicky Soundtrack

    We're talking the Little Nicky soundtrack today so it goes without saying that we do also bring up I Still Know What You Did Last Summer spoilers.


    Little Nicky is able to disprove a long held theory that any move that starts with a P.O.D song can't be bad. This movie is absolutely very bad.
    As in, why was this made kind of bad. But it does have a very solid soundtrack featuring Cypress Hill, Disturbed, Deftones, Incubus, Linkin Park and Filter to name a few.
    Little Nicky's bedroom looked like my teenage bedroom covered in Limp Bizkit and Korn posters but other than that, there is no real reference to these bands or the music in the script.

    Were Muse the quickest band in history to get sucked up their own arses (asses for you American listeners)?

    For more Bacio Death Trip, sign up to our Bruce Spence Only Patreon where the only person we will be taking money from is Bruce Spence and if you don't know who Bruce Spence is, then you're not alone.

    Also, give us a like on Instagram if you think Rock Superstar by Cypress Hill is the original Lose Yourself.

    55 min
  • Episode 20 - Glassjaw - Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence

    Trigger Warning: This episode contains reference to violence towards women and misogyny . It may not be suitable for all audiences.


    This is the album that saw the two co-hosts become friends. It was a note in a bottle, thrown into an ocean and picked up in New Zealand. It's been an album that I go back to often but have never really tuned into the lyrics and what they really meant. But now having my eyes opened to it and then reading quotes from Daryl Pulambo, Glassjaw's singer; it's a lot harder to ignore. And ignore it we shouldn't.
    Does this impact on our enjoyment of the album?

    We look into this and a lot more on this week's Bacio Death Trip. Plus, we've got some word clouds and a brand new sponsor!
    One day we hope to retain a sponsor for more than one episode, so if you have a family member that runs a business and makes incredibly poor financial decisions, give them our Instagram. Come for the sponsorship dealings, stay for the Limp Bizkit memes. 

    52 min
  • M:I2 Bonus Episode

    Ok, you absolute content pigs. Here’s something extra for you this week.

    We totally forgot to play one of our famous games during yesterday’s Mission: Impossible 2 episode so you’re getting it in another episode. Don’t say we don’t ever do anything for you!

    26 min
  • Episode 19 - Mission: Impossible 2 Soundtrack

    John Otto is at it again, committing a serious crime against cymbal tapping on the opening track to the Mission: Impossible 2 soundtrack. But don’t worry, Metallica is here to right their wrongs with a poorly tuned snare drum. That’s right. You can trace the origins of that terrible St Anger sound back to this moment. The missing link.


    When you blow 1/4 of your soundtrack budget on Metallica, who do you spend the rest of the coin on? Apartment 26 and The Pimps, of course.

    So join us and our new friend, Tim Sleep as we discuss the songs inspired by the movie, Mission: Impossible 2.

    No worries.

    57 min
  • Episode 18 - Fear Factory - Demanufacture

    We've got an interesting episode for you this week as Benjii is huge into this album and I have only just heard it. Fear Factory always seemed like a band that the older kids cranked while I was marinating in the Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 soundtrack. Big kids out front of TimeZone wore Fear Factory shirts and I wore Mudvayne shirts. But now, I am a big kid and I can listen to Fear Factory.

    So listen as we German duplex each other with knowledge, hot takes, drop pineapple lumps and ask; is Fear Factory still Fear Factory without Dino?
    Legally speaking, I think we're obliged to say 'no comment'.

    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 17 - Disturbed - The Sickness

    One of the best episodes on one of the worst albums. Well, it's not bad exactly, it's just so painfully middle of the road that it hurts. Usually we'd try and bury the lead in the episode description but you should know full well before going into this episode that we're not fans of this release. But we spice it up with some Marty the Monster talk, one of the best sponsored ads ever and some Mr. Blobby chat.


    We're getting some good vibes from listeners and thanks to everyone who has written to us or share dit with a friend. It means a lot!

    57 min
  • Episode 16 - Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP

    TRIGGER WARNING: On this episode, we do discuss domestic abuse and violence towards women. We acknowledge that this content may be difficult and encourage you to care for your safety and well-being.


    Eminem's 2000 release, The Marshall Mathers LP was a monster success. This album was responsible for so many family photos being ruined by a teenage looking angry and flipping the bird. Can't we just have one nice photo for Christmas? No way, Mum. I'm 14 and no-one understands me except a rapper from Detroit.
    I'm going to go out on a limb here and in all of the reviews of this album not one of them has mentioned grey chicken. Prove me wrong.



    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 15 - System of a Down - Toxicity

    So many questions on this pod! Does this album stand the test of time? Is this comparable in the slightest to Sgt Peppers? How do you own disorder?

    Whilst this album stopped the beef between two high school bands, it has created a divide between your beloved Bacio Death Trip co-hosts because we're on opposite sides of the SOAD fence. 

    59 min
  • Episode 14 - Mudvayne - LD50

    Tighter that Spag's crash cymbal on the Live Dosage 50 DVD is our episode on Mudvayne's album, L.D.50.

    If you weren't around when Dig was first released, you probably know it from the memes now and that song did super well despite not having a real chorus or any hook other than an intense bass slap opening. But how does the rest of the album hold up? Not particularly well. Was the make up holding them back? Was it the fact that one of them had spikes hanging off his face? Was it because the opening drumbeat for Everything and Nothing is really cool and then gets needlessly tricky when the vocals come in? Or all of the above?

    As always, we've got a new sponsor who we are sincerely hoping sticks around for longer than one episode.

    Love always,
    BDT

    1 hr 1 min

About Bacio Death Trip

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A podcast for anyone who also finds themselves disorientated, stumbling in and out of memory lane soundtracked by Taproot and the Queen of the Damned soundtrack.