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It finally happened. I convinced Duncan to listen to a Steve Vai album start to finish.
Come see how it went!
In 1998, during the peak times of the classic Nu Metal Era, Vanilla Ice threw his hat into the ring.
Was his attempt half hearted?
Listen in to find out!
In 1972, Pink Floyd dropped their seventh album, the forerunner to Dark Side of the Moon, Obscured by Clouds.
Come with us and we take a deep approach and really get stuck into this album and attempt to settle old scores.
https://www.ghostcultmag.com/
Nik and Duncan are joined by Anto of Italy's Reality Grey. The three of them dig deep into the facts and fictions of X-Factor. Come for the forgotten album, but stay for the conspiracy theories.
https://www.facebook.com/RealityGrey/
In 1981, Joe Perry, late of Aerosmith, changed up his solo band and released his second of what would be three solo records.
Was it as good as the previous and how did it stack up to his output with Aerosmith?
Dig in with Duncan and Nik and find out!
Duncan and Nik are joined by Quebec City's Herr Nox to discuss the forgotten transitional record by Type O Negative.
Come join us!
https://herrnox.bandcamp.com/
Here's something I didn't know, Dave Grohl did a metal album with underground A listers singing on it. He did this back in the early aught's. I had never heard of this project!
Craig hipped me to it and we spun it in 2021 to see whether or not we should spin it or bin it, but with Cronos, DRI, King Diamond, Wino, and Jack Black all making cameos...what do you think?
https://driftintoblack.bandcamp.com/
What happens when Black Sabbath makes an album just to finish out their record contract?
In 1969, Pink Floyd had finished exorcising Syd Barrett from the ranks and they were given the opportunity to make a soundtrack to a film.
So they did!
See if you want some More.
https://austintaft.bandcamp.com/album/skeletons
https://duncan-evans.bandcamp.com/album/prayers-for-an-absentee
In the Mid-80's, the Beastie Boys emerged as a hip hop powerhouse. They were the first rap band to have a number one single on the charts, but before that, they were and underground hardcore punk rock band. They even had a few fans that way.
Join us as we dig deep into the lost era of the band.
Duncan Evans:
www.twitter.com/devansmusic
www.twitter.com/moonlowband
www.twitter.com/waxwormband
Nik Cameron
www.twitter.com/nik_no_c
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