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Episode 1 of a 5-part series evaluating a list of "Legendary Rock Albums with No Weak Songs" to determine if they truly deserve to be listed. This first group includes albums by The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Radiohead and David Bowie. My long time friend and bandmate Lee joins me to discuss these as well as another selection he thought should have made the list.
On this episode I'm joined by my friend T.J. of the Whiskey Bros Podcast to talk about his collection of vinyl albums and why people still love to spin records. We discuss the upward trend of sales, the unique listening experience of records, and even some tips on starting your own collection. Don't forget to check out the Whiskey Bros Podcast on YouTube or podcast platforms (I also appeared on the April episode).
Album review of Trivium's new full release including my notes written for each song during my first listen. I also discuss the 2020 album from Five Finger Death Punch and a new single by Evanescence.
Well, everything is corona-cancelled!!! Unfortunately most live music events have been postponed or cancelled, but music is still happening and live performances are even taking place via streaming. On this episode I talk about the shake-up a viral outbreak causes and how artists are handling the situation.
Album review of Ozzy's new album "Ordinary Man" going over the details of recording the project, the players involved, and how it compares to the legendary act's expected standard.
Today we take a look into the Rock Hall, the 2020 Inductees, and those who deserve induction but somehow have never been honored.
In the first episode of 2020 I list my most anticipated rock/metal releases for the year. Also I give my own list of rock stars that have found success in more than one project.
This year's last episode of Through The Never. To finish off 2019 we will take a look at the top selling artists, streams, tours and trends of 2019. Thank you for a great start in 2019. See you in 2020!
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