Beast in the Maze

The guys went to two consecutive Phish shows in Alpharetta, GA. We discuss the trip and get Matt's reactions to his first show.

The guys talk about Iron Maiden's fourth studio album, "Piece of Mind," including all of our favorite moments from the tracks, all of the references made in the songs, and much more.

In this episode, we close out our venture outside of the Maze with the King Crimson album "Larks' Tongues in Aspic," a great album by one of the definitive bands of progressive rock.

Strap the heck in and prepare for sonic attack, listeners! For this episode and the next, we'll be taking a break from both of the bands we normally cover and doing something a little different. Get ready for the Space Ritual as we dive into one of the greatest albums in the history of psychedelia.

In this episode we discuss Phish's sixth studio effort "Billy Breathes," try to decipher some lyrics, mention fan resistance to new material, and more!

On this episode, we talk about Iron Maiden's second studio album "Killers" (1981).

In this bonus episode, Matt attends a twitter listening party for the album "Powerslave" by Iron Maiden (1984), and reacts to live tweets from the members of the band.

In this episode, we close out our first discussion of a Phish live show with the second set from Hershey Park in December of 1995.

In this episode we're taking on Maiden's fourteenth studio album, the dark and progressive "A Matter of Life and Death."

In this episode we are finally taking a look at a live show! This one is the first set from Hershey Park at the end of 1995, after the release of "A Live One."