In this special episode of Life Was Peachy, host Andrew Cahak introduces a new sub-series: Peachy Picks. Each episode of Peachy Picks will be about a single song, a song that is decidedly NOT nu metal but which fans of the genre might love. This time around, it’s “Corpse Pose” by Unwound from their 1996 album Repetition.

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“It sounds like Fieldy’s playing notes..."

In this episode of Life Was Peachy, host Andrew Cahak is joined by Mike Schulte (Brian Jones, Dope Walker, The Pork Tornadoes) to discuss 2020’s Kovid kover of The Charlie Daniels Band’s “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by Korn.

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A quick update on how COVID-19 is impacting production of Life Was Peachy, a request for your feedback at [email protected], and well-wishes for you and your loved ones to stay safe and healthy in these difficult times.

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“This is what Mountain Dew would sound like. Mountain Dew sounds like 311."

In this episode of Life Was Peachy, host Andrew Cahak is joined by Al “Moonlight Grammar” Fashbaugh (Minneapolis comedy, hip hop) to discuss 1995’s self-titled album by 311.

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“It’s like all I ever want to hear in music is happening right now.”

In this episode of Life Was Peachy, host Andrew Cahak is joined by Brian Jones to discuss 1998’s self-titled debut by Soulfly.

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“Everything I do, I do with my heart.”

In this bonus mini-episode of Life Was Peachy, host Andrew Cahak is joined by Brian Jones for an interview with Soulfly mastermind and living legend Max Cavalera. We talk about his place in nu metal history, Sepultura’s influence on Slipknot, the importance of collaboration in his work, the way that his music is informed by both anger and spirituality, the circumstances under which he made Soulfly’s debut album and much more.

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“If a wrestler came out to [“Stitches”] in 1999, if The Hardy Boyz had this, I could see it for sure."

In this episode of Life Was Peachy, host Andrew Cahak is joined by Noah Paster (Ripper, Blaha, Askeleton, Ladyslipper, so many more bands) to discuss 1998’s Candyass by Orgy.

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Unfortunately, there’s no new episode this week due to some unforeseen complications so we’re reading a few listener emails! We’ll be back with more proper episodes soon so please hang in there but in the meantime, please check out lifewaspeachy.com and @LifeWasPeachy on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook and send your thoughts about the show to [email protected].

“To say this album changed my life would not be an understatement. Not in the way Korn would have liked but..."

In this episode of Life Was Peachy, host Andrew Cahak is joined by Casey Nelson (End Transmission, National Bird, Tin Horns, Ellie Hino’s husband) to discuss 1996’s Life Is Peachy by Korn.

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“It’s definitely the danciest song about genocide I’ve ever heard."

In this episode of Life Was Peachy, host Andrew Cahak is joined by Kevin Hurley (The Great Went) to discuss 1998’s self-titled album by System of a Down.

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