Live On Tape Delay

Chris, Rob and John cover some serious ground this week discussing everything from the new quarantine features of Pokemon GO, the latest Call of Duty update, their thoughts on the new Trivium album, to why bands are holding off album releases.

They also get in to the Beastie Boys Story (Apple TV+), Upload (Amazon), Murder in the Front Row, what they're learning from The Last Dance (ESPN) and so much more.

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Chris, Rob and John are in documentary mode as they discuss HBO's McMillions and ESPN's The Last Dance, but don't try to watch them on the WatchATT app because it's "sunsetting".

They also get into social media feed algorithms, chatting with the Echo Dot, Some Good News with John Krasinski, and The Goldberg's spin-off, Schooled.

Additionally, Rob is a Rocksmith and they play "Would You Rather" as put out by MetalSucks.net.

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Let Chris, Rob and John give you a PhD.  Courses include bad accents, interstate driving, texting grammar, new album releases and breaking the simulation.

Student life activities include: Quibi, the streaming service made for pooping, Ideas on how the change the Super Bowl, Twitter wars with Trapt lead singer Chris Taylor Brown, the COVID endgame and quality issues with some artists' stay at home streams.

Also, Rob loses the key to the universe.

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Chris, Rob and John have the honor of hanging out with publicist, writer and producer Katy Irizarry.  They discuss some aspects of her career including her work with the record label "Seasons of Mist", her freelance writing process (Loudwire), and working with Eddie Trunk. 

They also discuss a few bands that you need to see live if you haven't, their most memorable bands/venues, bands they regret not having seen, and their favorite "non-heavy" bands.

Oh yeah, and a conspiracy theory that Ozzy is actually his own clone.

You do not want to miss this episode!

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This week Chris, Rob and John fill you in on their self quarantine activities before discussing HQ Trivia (it's back!!), internet overload issues, and some new album releases you should check out to pass the time.

They also explain their music listening processes, struggle to accurately define (even with multiple online definitions) the "Post Hardcore" genre, and give you the breakdown of Netflix's "Tiger King".

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Chris, Rob, Ben and John pat themselves on the back for making it through 5 complete years (although there are still plenty of technical difficulties) before moving on to the following topics:

How internet content has changed with the implementation of social distancing, musicians finding other revenue streams as they get older, guitar amp modeling software/hardware, issues with concert cancellations and refunds, what happens when we run out of "pre-shot" TV episodes, some positives that have come from social distancing and will they stick around, and an off the cuff analysis of FX/Hulu's "Devs"

Whew!

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Chris, Rob, Ben and John do their best to fool you, but they are not sponsored by any of the following that they talk about:  Bells Palsy, 90s Nickelodeon, how to get in (or out) of the LOTD Discord, ways to watch movies with friends while social distancing (Discord and Netflix Party), Glee Gum, the Parcast Network, or Netflix's "Horse Girl".

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Chris, Rob and John discuss some of the finer points of life such as electric cars, delayed 2020 video game releases, other country's craft beer scenes and conspiracies behind the Presidential Physical Fitness Test.

Also, Rob proves his salesmanship and Chris and John may have found a battle royale game they can stand.

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Chris is a stress armadillo, Rob is legal, Ben is back and John is missing.  Also, you could get paid to watch The Office and the Hallmark March Madness challenge.

After a short break, brought to you by the "Blue Screen of Death", they discuss the protocols for snow days, how they get their sports news, a more in depth look at the XFL, ask "Do bars need to be open as late as they are?", and geek out about some studio gear.

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Listen in this week as Chris, Rob and John discover that Celsius is metric, Rob hits a Sabres game, they discuss the history of the National Anthem at sporting events, and the ideal time for the old man's metal show.

They also give you a YouTube channel and some new metal releases to check out as well as ponder how music streaming services may be affecting your musical retention.

Enjoy!