Funny, in my head I want to think of this album as Back Street Brawler, because frankly, that makes a whole lot more sense to me.

But what we do have is the first Post-Free release by the one and only, Paul Kossoff.

Let's dig in.

In the Year of Our Lord, 1983, Motorhead required a guitarist to enter the studio with. For some reason, they chose one of the most melodic players in the known universe, Brian Robertson, late of Thin Lizzy.

Join Duncan and Nik as they dig deep into this one.

Strap in.

Let's take a bit of a turn and talk about a future forgotten album.

During a lull in the schedules and the pandemic, Adrian Smith of Iron Maiden and Richie Kotzen of Winery Dogs (currently) took some time to write and record an LP, and later an EP of leftovers.

They even took the show on the road with the most recent dates being played last month in the United Kingdom.

Come with us as we look into what all the fuss was about.

In 1988, a couple Black Sabbath Castoffs join an Ozzy Osbourne Castoff and his friend to create an incestuous supergroup.

Join Nik and Duncan as they look into this lost album from 1989.

In the mid-90's, members of Alice In Chains, Screaming Trees, and Pearl Jam got together to craft a super group called Mad Season

Dig in as we discuss the whole kit and kaboodle.

I learned today that my good pal, Duncan Evans, has never heard of Green Jelly.

It's time someone learned him up real good and that's what today is all about. We are talking about the second album by the comic metal collective based out of Buffalo, NY and Hollywood, CA. Honestly, I couldn't quite figure out how that works.

Join us won't you!

In 1988 Metallica's Kirk Hammett joined Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde, and some other gents for an epic thrash metal recording session.

With Kirk manning the board, Blind Illusion churned out an album full of riffs and spliffs.

Join Nik and Duncan as they deep dive into this forgotten record.

Back in 1985, Jimmy Page was about to awaken from his slumber. The Firm was about to drop, but he also did this interesting thing with Roy Harper.

Did you ever thing the worlds of Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin might collide with Roy Harper?

Well, check that out and many other fun facts!

Let's get into the Wayback Machine (a device I stole from Stuff You Should Know who stole it from Sherman and Peabody) and check out a time in the middle aughts when all of the founding metal bands were back together and touring the world.

So, after one of those reunions fizzles out, Black Sabbath decides to completely repeat their history and calls up Dio.

Check in to see how this goes.