Spring Break Forever Podcast

Bobby Hazzard and Erok Hellhammer (with special guest, Steph Infection aka Mrs. Hazzard) cover another five minutes of Trick Or Treat. In this episode, they talk about the infamous shop class scene and cover all the records that Eddie's mom looks through when she's in his room. The boys debate which song is better - Metallica "Four Horsemen" or Megadeth "Mechanix". Bobby also mentions a recent encounter with Dave Mustaine where he thought the legendary Megadeth front man was an old woman.

Sweet Time and Bobby Hazzard are back to discuss the first Ramones album of the 80's, Pleasant Dreams. This record is very divisive subject among hardcore fans. The boys cover the highs and lows of the album and all the personal problems behind the scenes.

In this episode, Bobby and Erok not only talk about another five minutes of Trick Or Treat, but they also discuss getting into punk rock and extreme metal when they were youngsters. Bobby goes on a long tirade about his dislike of all things involving Wayne Coyne after trying the new Flaming Lips beer, Dragons & Yum Yums. The boys also discuss a theory on Eddie's absentee father and break into some Twinkies. All this and more on Episode 6!

In episode 5, we finally get to the subjects Erok's been dying to talk about - back masking and satanic panic. Bobby takes up for Eddie's dickhead friend, Roger. Tim the bully and his prep cronies rage to Fastway's "Get Tough". And what happened to the guy who slid down the stairwell? A legendary special episode of CHIPS is mentioned. Bobby and Erok debate if "Fuck With Fire" was a Sammi Curr record.

As every hard-rock-and-horror-lovin’ soul knows, there’s a void in the musical fabric that can only be filled by a new Alice Cooper album. Whether the results are a stud or a dud, there’s a shiver of anticipation that runs spider-like down our spines when fresh tunes are spun out from Alice’s web, as we hope to be snagged and drawn up into that dark lair of rage, rancor and riffs that is the mind of Alice Cooper.

So it was with the arrival of PARANORMAL in the summer of 2017, coming as it did on the heels of an Alice tour that saw him reunite for a couple of brief, barnstorming sets in Nashville, Tennessee with his cronies from the great Alice Cooper Band. This reunion found its way into the studio to record some tracks, and in addition to the ACB we also have the return of past heroes/enablers/contributors of the Alice legend, producer Bob Ezrin and guitarist Steve Hunter, plus distinctive work from U2 drummer Larry Mullen and the inimitable Billy Gibbons.

                Be that as it may, on the Coopercast we’ve all seen how having a lot of big-name cooks doesn’t always make for a sumptuous kitchen…the prime ingredient is the song. Did Alice deliver choice cuts for this, his 27th studio album? Well, give your Coopercasters –Bobby Hazzard, the lovely Ms. Hazzard, The Naschycast’s Troy Guinn, and special guest Dr. Gangrene – a listen and we’ll break it all down for you, track-by-track, smack-by-smack, and let you know who emerges triumphant: Alice Cooper or Father Time.

After a year of threatening to do a Ramones podcast, Sweet Time and Bobby Hazzard are together again for Beat On The Cast. In our first episode, the boys discuss the often overlooked Brain Drain. It's a milestone record with the exit of Dee Dee, Marky returns, and CJ comes in after the fact. The effects of this record on young Sweet Time Bobby are discussed as well as MTV crushes, odd people in volved in Brain Drain's production, and favorite Ramones drummers.

In this episode, Bobby and Erok tackle the pool scene and the aftermath from Trick Or Treat. They also toast to the passing of the legendary Fast Eddie Clarke and briefly cover times when they got bullied in school. Bobby tells an embarrassing story about a fight he had in middle school that involved bad kung fu kicks and bull whips. Erok has a very special plot theory involving the resurrection of Sammi Curr. And as an added post show bonus, the boys do a play through of the W.A.S.P video "L.O.V.E. Machine" video for everybody to follow along with at home.

In this episode, Bobby and Erok cover another five minutes of Trick Or Treat. Ragman visits radio dj, Nuke (aka Gene Simmons) to talk about Sammi and then later at high school his best friend Roger makes his first appearance and Leslie invites Eddie to a pool party. The boys also discuss Gene Simmons' questionable business moves in the past and the present as well as what his worst songs were from the makeup-less mid 80's. They also talk about the mystery band that plays "Scream Until You Like It" in the radio studio. Hint: it's not W.A.S.P.

Bobby and Erok are back to talk about another five minutes of Trick Or Treat. They also revisit the lamest witch hunt in rock history, the PMRC, and run through the infamous "Filthy Fifteen". But fear not dear listener, there's also fun talk about Mark Price side dick, snake blow jobs, Alice Cooper/Sammi Curr comparisons, ripping down metal posters, and Bobby is frightened by a close up of Gene Simmons' face.