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In the middle of 1996, Tony Iommi reunited with his old friend, Glenn Hughes, late of Deep Purple, Trapeze, and uh..Black Sabbath to make a brand new "solo" album. Unfortunately, the album, which in bootleg circles, would come to be known as The 8th Star, would be shelved for nearly a decade.
In 2004, this record finally saw the light of day. This week we are joined by Steve Scavuzzo of Clouds Taste Satanic to discuss this forgotten LP in our quest to spin it or bin it!
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This year, it's been announced that all of the forgotten Black Sabbath albums featuring Tony Martin are going to be re-released. With that, we came to the obvious conclusion that we should dig into another one of those Tony Martin albums and we settled on The Eternal Idol!
We were joined by Autumn, of Forever Autumn and she was good enough to give us her takes on this forgotten record as well.
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This week we were thrilled to be joined by Sean Hynes of INGESTED! Not only does he absolve me of not attending one of his shows last year, he helps us break down the oft overlooked album by Obituary, World Demise.
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Thank you very much for joining us this week. WE have a classic episode of the show for you.
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As everybody knows, the world lost Jeff Beck recently. It's a great and terrible loss for all of us and it seemed like the perfect time to dig into the album he did with one Roger Waters.
This week we are joined by Keefy of https://www.ghostcultmag.com and we get all up into it.
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Today Nik and Duncan are joined by Gabriel aka Antimozdebeast an industrial artist to check out an industrial album by Murder Inc featuring members of Killing Joke, Ministry, Revolting Cocks, and Public Image Ltd.
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Thanks for joining us (again) today. This is a rerun of a very old classic episode. Back in these days, we didn't have our puns, our introductions, or any microphones.
What do you think we go right and wrong?
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We are about to discuss the most absolutely punk rock thing a punk band could do. Join us as we get into to.
Check out some Three Fourths Francis here: https://open.spotify.com/album/6gnUb0pHyxpgNAjh6mD4Vm
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When Duncan and Nik were researching Grip Inc, they came across a record by a band called Voodoo Cult featuring Chuck Schuldiner of Death, Dave Lombardo of Slayer, Waldemar Sorychta of Despair, and Mille Petrozza of Kreator!
How had this record gone so unnoticed.
If you thought this episode couldn't get any better, you were wrong! The fellas were joined by Henry Derek Elis!
Check out our guest:
https://www.trepanationrecordings.bancamp/album/all-the-pretty-little-horses
https://www.hypaethralrecords.com
https://www.henryderekelis.com
Welcome to the holiday edition of The Department of Metal Antiquities!
This time Nik and Duncan get into holiday traditions, what's the best roast dinner, what in the world is a jumper, and how hard is it to cook a duck from Aldi.
Then when all of that silliness is over, they get into what happened on Twisted Sister's last studio record, which just happened to be a Christmas album.
Get on it and let's have it!
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