Sap came rocking out of Austin, Texas in 2023 with grungy riffs, pummeling rhythms, and a mean, soulful howl. I sat down with the band in the middle of their East Coast "Show Some Manners" tour to talk about the group's beginnings, their influences, stories from the road, and what the future holds for the Texas trio. We lived, we laughed, we loved... we watched Evan kill most of a six-pack of Rolling Rock.

ALSO: Where does Sap stand on wearing the t-shirt of the band you're going to see? What artists are they listening to as they cross the country? What movies and books keep them sane on the road? What's their advice to musicians looking to start a band? And just where DO you find a bathroom in New York City? Hit play and let's find out together on this episode of WNUT Talk!

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Break out your history books - we're going Back to the Beginning (get it?) with Black Sabbath! On this episode, Brandon's taking a head count of EVERY. SINGLE. lead singer who ever sang with Black Sabbath, as well as the story of why there was an opening and how they came to join the legendary group. Everyone knows Ozzy... many people know Dio... and most everyone else would miss the trivia question: "Name three lead singers for the band Black Sabbath." Today we're making sure you won't be one of those people!

Plus: What lesser-known Sabbath albums should you absolutely check out? Is it true that there was a lead singer hired between Ozzy and... Ozzy? (Why, yes - twice, actually!) And does Jeff Fenholt even qualify as a Black Sabbath singer? Strap in, because we're going through changes (get it?) on WNUT Talk!

WNUT programming is streaming on demand on the WNUT YouTube channel, including full episodes of the flagship WNUT show going back to 1994; WNUT Talk, hosted by Stoney; episodes of WJAZ featuring the Jazzman; and WNUT After Dark featuring the Great Fashniz.

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This episode of WNUT Talk is a near and dear one to Brandon; together we're looking at the musical partnership between performer Meat Loaf and songwriter Jim Steinman - two men put on this earth to find each other and bring us the body of music they gave us for more than 40 years. We take you to the very moment their paths crossed for the first time, and together we'll experience the ups, the downs, the lawsuits, the reconciliations, the triumphs, and the tragedies.

Plus: When Meat Loaf said he'd do anything for love but he wouldn't do "that," what exactly did he mean? What often overlooked album was originally the true "Bat Out of Hell" sequel? Did Jim Steinman really write a Batman musical? And what about that time Barry Manilow dunked on Meat Loaf with his own song? I've got the whole story, and believe me: it's a fascinating one. It's a match made in Heaven - or out of Hell - so quit holding out for a hero and dive in with WNUT Talk!

Hear the 1972 "Heaven Can Wait" demo, sung by Bette Midler, here: https://youtu.be/MSS5A0mGv8I

See Meat Loaf take the stage with the New York cast of "Bat Out of Hell: The Musical" in 2019 here: https://youtu.be/dzHck4bgwHo

WNUT programming is streaming on demand on the WNUT YouTube channel, including full episodes of the flagship WNUT show going back to 1994; WNUT Talk, hosted by Stoney; episodes of WJAZ featuring the Jazzman; and WNUT After Dark featuring the Great Fashniz.

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On this installment of WNUT Talk we're digging into bootleg records, tapes, and CDs! From the folk scene of the 1960s, through 1980s pop, to this day — bootleg albums have been with us just about every step of the way. The feds have gone after them; the labels have tried to squash them; but like cockroaches in the walls of the establishment, they just won't die. We're digging in those crates, looking under those counters, and cranking up that contraband loud and proud.

What was the first bootleg album ever released? What was the highest bootleg seller of all time? Were they as a big a threat to the record labels as everyone made them out to be? And did they finally kill off the music industry? We've got the answers to all of that and SO much more on this episode of WNUT Talk, so roll your tapes!

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This week we're talking about the giant hole in pop culture left by Brian Wilson, who died last year at the age of 82. Wilson and the Beach Boys changed rock and roll forever in the '60s with the lush arrangements of songs like "California Girls," "God Only Knows," and "Good Vibrations." We're talking about just how pervasive Wilson's influence on music has been for more than 60 years; how prolific his work has been throughout the generations; and how an unlikely hit rocketed the group back to stardom among the chart success of Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and INXS in 1988.

ALSO: Brandon explores some of the uphill battles that Wilson had to fight throughout his life, from his mental illnesses and paranoia, to his famous clashes with cousin and bandmate Mike Love. We're talking about Wilson's towering achievements in both music and overcoming these battles, so polish up your surfboard and dive in with us on WNUT Talk!

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On this episode of WNUT Talk, Stoney (a/k/a Brandon) takes you back to West Coast hip-hop's g-funk era. What exactly was g-funk? Where did it come from, where did it go? And what was its legacy after it fell off?

AND: Though Dr. Dre is widely credited with creating the sound and launching the style, there's another hip-hop producer who people say did it first, and that Dre may have heard his work and beaten him to the market. But who is this mystery mix master? And how could that be? We're leaving no stone... or chronic flake... unturned!

Hit play and let's get funky on the mic like an old batch of collard greens!

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In 2004, WNUT sat down with guitarist Jimmy Coup to talk about his journey in rock 'n' roll, touring the world with Andrew W.K., and what the future held for the man in the Hawaiian shirt. Now, for the first time in 20 years, hear that interview as Jimmy talks about his influences, the stages he's rocked, and the friends he's made.

ALSO: Jimmy reveals the kindest soul he's ever met in the world of rock... as well as one of the most bizarre! Hear how the explosion of grunge affected the rise of his band just as they were getting off the ground (with a little help from Soul Asylum's Dave Pirner)... and did you know that he once danced on stage at a Flaming Lips concert dressed as a giant frog? He's got those stories and more in this exclusive interview, straight from the WNUT vault!

Crank it up to 11, hit play, and rock out to this episode of WNUT Talk!

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This week on WNUT Talk, Stoney is joined by the Great Fashniz, AgitoLive, and the WNUT Intern to ruin your favorite TV shows and movies! We're talking about questionable plots, fan theories from the bizarre to the sinister, and even playing a round of Guess the Movie based on the "movie plots described poorly" memes.

From "The Lion King," "Mary Poppins," and "Wall-E" — to "Die Hard" and "It" — no one is safe from deconstruction! Brandon looks at a fan favorite moment from "The Office" in a way you're guaranteed to hate, and we grossly oversimplify "Titanic," "Batman," "Mrs. Doubtfire," and a whole slew of others with reckless abandon. Don't delay — ruin the classics and hit play!

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This week on WNUT Talk, Brandon is talking about the least likely, most unexpected songs to ever become hits! We've got the stories behind songs like Falco's "Rock Me Amadeus," 2NU's "This Is Ponderous," Shawn Brown's "Rappin' Duke," Baz Luhrmann's "Everybody's Free (to Wear Sunscreen)" -- and even that horrible abomination, "The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)" by Ylvis.

What made these songs hit when they did? How did they come about? What mystic forces in the universe were working against them? Brandon's telling you about the odds they defied and the heights they reached on today's episode, so hit play and join the hit parade!

WNUT programming is streaming on demand on the WNUT YouTube channel, including full episodes of the flagship WNUT show going back to 1994; WNUT Talk, hosted by Stoney; episodes of WJAZ featuring the Jazzman; and WNUT After Dark featuring the Great Fashniz.

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On this episode of WNUT Talk, Stoney (a/k/a Brandon) talks about the time Prince changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol: why the hell did this happen? Whatever became of the name, and when did he go back to being Prince?

ALSO: No one ever talks about the music Prince released during this time. We take a dive into the recorded output of the man himself, which was plentiful - and the new backing band he was recording and touring with, the New Power Generation.

Hit play and let's talk about a little... CONTROVERSY!

WNUT programming is streaming on demand on the WNUT YouTube channel, including full episodes of the flagship WNUT show going back to 1994; WNUT Talk, hosted by Stoney; episodes of WJAZ featuring the Jazzman; and WNUT After Dark featuring the Great Fashniz.

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