This week the guys take a deep look into one of L.A.'s most notorious bands from the 80's, W.A.S.P. as we go head-to-head with their first two albums W.A.S.P. vs. The Last Command.  The guys debate the merits of each song and the albums as a whole and then determine which album is better.  We also have a new Rusty Metal  for you guys as well as the BIG 4 W.A.S.P. songs. So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin...

Rusty Metal - Motley Crue - Too Fast for Love (1981)

This week the guys go head-to-head with Rob Halford's two solo bands and their debut albums, Fight's War of Words vs. Halford's Resurrection. The guys will go songs for song to see which album is the better one.  Also, this week's BIG 4 is the BIG 4 Judas Priest albums.  So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin...

This week its part 2 of One Hit Wonders of Heavy Metal.  The guys finish up the discussion started on the previous episode.  This episode they talk about Dream Theater, Static-X, Loudness, BulletBoys and Vinnie Vincent Invasion. And of course, stick around to the end to hear what the guys choose as their BIG 4 Heavy Metal One Hit Wonder Bands. So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin.

This week the guys discuss One Hit Wonders of Heavy Metal.  Some of these bands were popular back in the day and some still remain popular to this day.  It's a 2 part episode that breaks down 10 bands that we think are Heavy Metal One Hit Wonders. This week the guys discuss Grim Reaper, Dangerous Toys, Keel, Living Colour and Tora Tora.  The other half will be next episode.  And of course, stick around to the end to hear what the guys choose as their BIG 4 Heavy Metal One Hit Wonder Songs. So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin.

The guys are back with another album head-to-head as they pit Van Halen's 5150 vs. David Lee Roth's Eat 'Em and Smile.  It's Sammy Hagar's first album with Eddie and the boys against DLR's debut solo album. They came out within months of each other back in the day.  So which one is the better album?  Listen to find out what Kenneth Dean and Chris have to say. Kenneth offers another Rusty Metal as well this week.  And stick around to hear the BIG 4 David Lee Roth solo songs are.  So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin.

Rusty Metal - Mad Season - Above (1995)

This week, the guys take a look at some bands and their albums that you may have overlooked but should give a listen to.  Bands like Dublin Death Patrol, Beast in Black and Saigon Kick to name a few and their debut albums that may or may not have gone under your radar.  There's no Rusty Metal this week, but Chris has a Freshly Forged pick you need to check out. And as always, stick around to the end to hear who the guys picked as their BIG 4 Heavy Metal Bassists. So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin.

Freshly Forged - Carcass - Torn Arteries

Kenneth Dean, the Dean of Metal and Chris Kaye have listened to and offer their review on the brand new Iron Maiden album, Senjutsu. Maiden's first album of new music in 6 years.  What do the guys have to say? Listen in and find out.  So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin!

This week, the guys change up the head-to-head format and now it's artist vs. artist, album vs. album.  And this week we pit Black Sabbath's comeback album Heaven and Hell against Ozzy Osbourne's debut solo album Blizzard of Ozz.  Both albums came on in 1980 a mere 5 months apart.  But which one had a bigger impact?  Which one was the better album?  

We also have more Rusty Metal and Freshly Forged for you along with the BIG 4 Ronnie James Dio Black Sabbath Songs. So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin...

Rusty Metal -  Quiet Riot - Metal Health (1983)

Freshly Forged -  Megadeth - Unplugged in Boston

This week the guys go head-to-head with Finnish band Children of Bodom, Hatebreeder vs. Follow the Reaper, two of Bodom's earliest albums that helped establish the band as one of the premier melodic death metal bands. We also have a new set of headlines to give you our opinion on and of course more doses of Rusty Metal and Freshly Forged recommendations as well as the BIG 4 Children of Bodom songs. So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin...

Rusty Metal - TNT - Tell No Tales (1987)

Freshly Forged - Iron Maiden - "Stratego" - single

This week the guys take a deep look into the Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne's 2 Jake E. Lee albums as we go head-to-head with Bark at the Moon vs. The Ultimate Sin.  The guys debate the merits of each song and the album as a whole and then determine which album is better.  We also have another Rusty Metal and Freshly Forged for you guys as well as the BIG 4 Ozzy solo songs. So sit back, relax, turn it up to 11 and let the debate begin...

Rusty Metal - Dokken - Back for the Attack (1987)

Freshly Forged - Inferi - "Vile Genesis" single