The fourth and FINAL part of the Steeltown Deep Dive. Once again, only two songs are covered, but they are covered .... deeply. Stay tuned at the end for some great selections from a 1984 concert from early in the Steeltown tour. Phew! Time for a break.

Part 3 of our ongoing Steeltown discussion. Once again ... we only make it through two songs on this one. Looks like we're gonna need a bigger podcast. However, this episode DOES feature a musical exclusive for the show.

In this super-sized, extra large episode, Tom and Svein continue their meticulous analysis of Steeltown, track by track. And after two hours, they're STILL not done.

Tom and Svein begin their meticulous analysis of Steeltown, track by track.

Tom and Svein play your SpeakPipe submissions on what Steeltown means to you. We also read some of the bad reviews that coincided with the albums release and let you know what we think of them.

In a first for the show, Tom and Svein welcome three fellow fans - Arlin Bartels, CJ Wade and Kenny Henderson - to discuss what Steeltown meant to us when it was first released and what it continues to mean to us today.

Tom and Svein discuss what's new in BC-land, including their reviews of the new Big Country remasters of "The Seer," "Peace in Our Time" and "No Place Like Home."

Tom and Svein continue their Top Ten countdown of their favorite Big Country videos of all time.

This is a special PSA from The Great Divide, alerting our listeners to the petition designed to convince Universal Music to release the fabled Robin Millar mix of The Seer, which has recently been discovered to still be in Universal's hands. To convince them to release it, we ALL must act.

Tom and Svein begin their Top Ten countdown of their favorite Big Country videos of all time.