We lost a legend. But he's been lost before. We'll find him again. Memories, music, experiences, and camaraderie as always.

RIP to the Spaceman.

What could be better than THE WEEK IN METAL?

THE EPISODE IN METAL.

One of my favorite traditions is the visit from Joey to host his Q&A rock block and bring us a surprise listening party. Now it's a gift to you. Happy September

We rarely discuss records almost as old as we are.

BUT, ALIVE 1 turns 50 this year. Let's dive in and tear this mutha apart

This is how it works: You ask, we talk about what we want based on the topic of your question. Maybe. If you're reading this, I'm not sure if you're okay.

Some of you may have NEVER HEARD of this band. Believe it or not. 25% of Middle-Aged Metal-Heads hosts had never heard this album. I think that is overrepresented. But hey, it's apparently a classic and we think everyone deserves to suffer or rejoice just a little. Hit it, CC.

Still reeling from the OZZY farewell and then his sudden passing, we consider who would be next to have a farewell concert. We figured Aerosmith would be a good contender. YOU?

we all saw it. we experienced it. Now, we talk about it.

40 Years. WTAF. 40 years. FORTY. 4 - 0

How is it that Theater of Pain is 40 years old. I'm honestly surprised it didn't die in its 30s.

Listen with us, we're better than this record.

The Struts! all killer no filler.

we had the pleasure of sitting with front man Luke Spiller to tall about the band, the road, the process, and his new solo record.