In this episode, we put Pearl Jam’s Vs. (1993) up against Alice In Chains’ Dirt (1992) in a track-by-track album battleto see which one comes out on top.

Two of the most iconic grunge / hard rock albums of the 90s go toe-to-toe — from “Go” vs “Them Bones” all the way to the final bell.

🎙️ My guest today is Rob Boylan from the YouTube channel Wall of Gain!

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Pearl Jam – Vs. or Alice In Chains – Dirt — who wins the fight?

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Welcome back to Spin It, Skip It, or Shelve It — the show where we take iconic albums and decide their fate:

🎧 SPIN IT (all-time replay)

📀 SHELVE IT (respect it… but not revisiting)

⏭️ SKIP IT (sorry, it’s a no)

This episode is ALL things nu-metal, and we’re tackling three absolute giants:

🔥 Slipknot — Slipknot (1999)

🔥 System of a Down — Toxicity

🔥 Linkin Park — Hybrid Theory

And joining me this week is Duncan from @NotAnotherRockPod — and let’s just say… there were some heatedrankings.

👇 Drop your picks in the comments:

Which one are you spinning, shelving, and skipping?

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This week on Spin It, Shelf It, Skip It — we’re going ALL THINGS GRUNGE. 🎸🔥

Three legendary albums enter… but only one earns the ultimate honor: SPIN IT.

We’re breaking down and debating three of the most iconic records that shaped grunge, alternative rock, hard rock, and influenced metal for decades:

🌀 Pearl Jam — Ten

📀 Soundgarden — Superunknown

⏭️ Nirvana — Nevermind

Joining me this week is Rob Boylan from @WallofGain, and we go deep on riffs, vocals, production, songwriting, and legacy — with plenty of hot takes along the way.

💥 Which album still hits the hardest today?

💥 Which one gets put on the shelf (respectfully)?

💥 And which one are we skipping entirely?

If you’re into grunge, hard rock, 90s alternative, metal, and classic albums that shaped guitar music — you’re in the right place.

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SPIN IT: ________

SHELF IT: ________

SKIP IT: ________

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In this episode, I’m joined by Rob Boylan from the YouTube channel Wall of Gain for a deep dive into two of Metallica’s most iconic albums — Master of Puppets and …And Justice for All.

I’m Gavin Malone, and together we listen through selected tracks from both records, breaking down our favourite moments, riffs, and sections, while also talking honestly about what works for us — and what doesn’t. From production choices and songwriting to performances and overall impact, nothing is off the table.

These albums are cornerstones of Metallica’s legacy, but they still spark huge debate among fans — and we’re diving right into it.

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• Rob Boylan — Wall of Gain

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Are you Team Puppets or Team Justice?

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Today I’m diving into Black Label Society’s 1919 Eternal — one of Zakk Wylde’s heaviest, darkest, and most personal albums.

Often overshadowed by later releases, 1919 Eternal carries real emotional weight. The album title comes from the year Zakk Wylde’s father was born, and this record is widely seen as a tribute to him — giving the album a depth that goes far beyond skulls, riffs, and biker imagery.

In this video, I break down:

• The meaning behind 1919 Eternal

• The album’s sound and influences

• A full track-by-track breakdown

• Why this record still matters in the Black Label Society catalogue

If you’re into metal album deep dives, classic records, and honest reviews, you’re in the right place.

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In this episode of Spin It • Shelf It • Skip It, we take on three classic albums from AC/DC’s legendary Bon Scott era and decide their fate:

💿 High Voltage (1976)

💿 Let There Be Rock (1977)

💿 Highway to Hell (1979)

Which album deserves to stay on the turntable?

Which one earns a permanent spot on the shelf?

And which one are we skipping?

🎧 This episode is proudly brought to you by That Sound Podcast and Wall of Gain.

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Let us know in the comments:

• Which album would you Spin, Shelf, and Skip?

• Are there any albums or bands you’d like us to review on a future episode?

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In this episode of That Sound Podcast, Gavin is joined by Michael, a proud member of the legendary ST Germany Metallica Chapter 🇩🇪🤘

We dive deep into Michael’s Metallica journey — from discovering the band in 1980s Germany, to what the metal scene was really like during that era. Michael shares incredible stories from iconic shows, including attending Monsters of Rock 1989, and explains why traveling abroad to see Metallica is one of the most rewarding experiences for fans.

We also chat about:

• The power of the global Metallica family 🌍
• Meeting like-minded fans from different cultures
• Michael’s unforgettable moment meeting James Hetfield at the book signing in St. Louis
• Why ST Germany is one of the biggest and most respected Metallica chapters in the world
• What fans can expect from the upcoming Frankfurt and Berlin shows this summer

This was an amazing conversation full of history, passion, and love for the band — a must-watch for any Metallica fan.

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In this episode, Gavin is joined by Moonis, a lifelong Metallica fan from India, who recently travelled to Bahrain and Abu Dhabi to attend Metallica’s final two shows of 2025.

Together, we deep-dive into both shows, breaking down everything you need to know — from the setlists, venues, sound quality, atmosphere, and crowd energy, to how these performances compared to other dates on the tour.

Moonis also shares his unique experience of growing up as a metalhead in India, discussing the metal scene in India, access to shows, community, and what Metallica means to fans across the world.

This is a must-watch for Metallica fans, M72 tour followers, and anyone interested in the global metal community.

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In this episode, Gavin is joined by Shep to review and recap the incredible Metallica M72 show in Auckland, New Zealand.

Shep travelled over 8,500 miles and took 4 flights to make the journey down under — all for the love of Metallica!

We dive deep into:

⚡ The energy and atmosphere in Auckland

🎸 The full M72 tour setlist

🌏 Shep’s travel experience and culture moments in New Zealand

🥁 Highlights, surprises, and standout performances

🔥 How the Auckland crowd compared to other stops on the tour

Join us for another great Metallica Family hang as we break down the show from start to finish!

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#MetallicaFamily #M72Tour #MetallicaReview #GavinReacts #ThatSoundPodcast

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