Part 2 of our favorite artists of all time ranging across all genres, all decades with Bill Van Veghel and Oscar Granados. 

Part 1 of our favorite artists of all time ranging across all genres, all decades with Bill Van Veghel and Oscar Granados. 

I am  joined by Ray Blevins and Necrotic Nick for this special tribute episode to Ozzy Osbourne, the Prince of Darkness!! All three of us are massive Ozzy fans, and his loss is deeply felt. We talk about our favorite Ozzy memories and songs.  RIP! 

Ray Blevins and Bill Van Veghel are back to wrap up our top 10 albums from the 1990s! 

The 100th episode! Wow, can't believe it has been 100 episodes so far. 

On this episode, Ray and Bill are back as we continue to count down our favorite albums of the 90s! This part we are doing numbers 25-11. Find out what is on our lists! 

Ray Blevins is back for part 2 of our 100 favorite 90s albums, and we're joined by for this part by Bill Van Veghel, host of the new podcast Music, Movies, Sports and Stuff! Check it out as we dive into part 2! 

Ray Blevins joins me once again as we dive into part 1 of our 100 favorite albums of the 90s! What are your favorite 90s albums? Did any of yours make our list so far? Stay tuned for part 2! 

Necrotic Nick from the Thralls of Metal on YouTube is back as we dive into the dystopian industrial metal world of Ministry on their groundbreaking album Psalm 69. We discuss Al Jourgenson, his ability to cheat death for over 60 years, and the odd and chaotic backstory to Psalm 69 (which includes a story about William S. Burroughs and some annoying raccoons). 

Jenn D'Eugenio of the podcast and non-profit company Women in Vinyl is back, and she's got a new book out called Women in Vinyl! We discuss the unique, the under appreciated, the strange band The Cramps and their debut album Songs the Lord Taught Us. 

On this episode of the show, I am joined by French musician Lila Ehjä to discuss her latest album Clivota, a dark, hypnotic, experimental album that made my top 10 of the year for 2024. We're also discussing one of France's greatest artists, Serge Gainsbourg, and his 1971 masterpiece Histoire de Melody Nelson.