Listen to the Show
Playlist
Rush - Anthem
Rush - BU2B
Anvil - Metal On Metal
Mastodon - Curl Of The Burl
Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers
The Parlor Mob - The Beginning
Megadeth - Guns Drugs & Money
Myrath - Wide Shut
Divine Ascension - Another Battlefield
Anubis Gate - Facing Dawn
Midnight Chaser - Swords For Hire
Fleshburn - Amongst The Dead
Black Tusk - Crossroads And Thunder
Carnifex - Never Forgive Me
Ashes Of Your Enemy - Embodiment Of Rage
Fleshburn - Victim
Thousand Year War - Open Casket
Evile - Centurion
Svolk - Dead:30
Wizard - Heart Eater
Fleshburn - From The Inside
Krisiun - The sword Of Orion
A Plea For Purging - Room For The Dead
Griffar - Monastery
Sick Of It All - Clobberin' Time
Sick Of It All - GI Joe Headstomp
Sick Of It All - Scratch The Surface
Mortal Sin - Down In The Pit
Ana Kefr - In The House Of Distorted Mirrors
Gloominous Doom - Cosmic Super Ghoul
Warbringer - Living Weapon
Megadeth - Deadly Nightshade
Banshee - Locked Inside
Rough Angel - Defiance
Riot - Sins Of The Father
Lance King - Sacred Systems
J.B.O. - Raining Blood
Dixie Witch - Let It Roll
Sulaco - On The Fence
Brainstorm - Temple Of Stone
StormWarrior - The Ride Of Asgard
Confused Little Girl - Have Another Popover, Froggy
Kyng - Bleed Easy
GWAR - Ham On The Bone
GWAR - Sick Of You
GWAR - Gorgor
Sincera - Cursed
Orchid - Masters Of It All
Iron Man - Run From The Light
Redemption - Hold The Line
Fuck The Facts - Die Miserable
Misfits - Land Of The Dead
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Recap by The Metal Wulf
This evening saw the return of Fleshburn, who brought us up to speed
on recent happenings within their particular camp. They've been working
on some new music, and have got some pretty high profile shows coming
up.
There
were some further rants against LuLu (the recently-released
collaboration between Metallica and Lou Reed, which is utterly,
unspeakably, and unforgivably horrendous...) Joe still seems to think I
love this pile of dog shit disguised as an album. Thankfully no further
tracks were played this week, sparing us further auditory punishment.
Azkath was on hand this week, instead of Jeffie, who apparently had gone fishing.
Without me!
Dammit,
I'm supposed to be his best friend, and I'm not even worthy of an
invite for fishing trips! I LOVE fishing! Man, I'm gonna have a talk
with him when I see him next time...
A brief discussion of
what he was fishing for seemed to be a bit mired in confusion. The idea
of shark fishing soon became SHART fishing, and shart fishtishing...and
eventually interpreted as SHARK FISTING.
Honestly, the
outdoorsman in me sincerely does not see the entertainment value in
fisting any animal, much less a shark. I'm imagining there's only one
way a shark would respond to that type of action, and it would involve
many, many rows upon rows of sharp teeth sinking into the "fister", so
to speak...
Not my kinda scene, man...
Anyhoo, Bill
and I had to depart just a tad early, so I wasn't there to defend myself
when it was suggested that I went home to listen to Warrant and
Stryper. I also couldn't take part in the discussion involving what
track to play in honor of GWAR's guitarist, Flattus Maximus, who had
very recently passed away. I'm sure the guys gave him a good send-off,
although Joe claimed that GWAR sucked, which I found to be very
puzzling. I mean, what self-respecting headbanger doesn't love GWAR?
Geeeez...
November 5, 2011 - Azkath Returns...
Labels:
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death metal,
goofy,
mayhem,
Metal,
power metal,
punk,
silly,
slapstick,
thrash,
underground
October 29, 2011 - Halloween
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Playlist
Redemption - Jane
Dream Theater - Bridges In The Sky
Rival Sons - Burn Down Los Angeles
Midnight Chaser - Awesome Party
King Diamond - Halloween
Anvil - Mad Dog
Opeth - The Devil's Orchard
Megadeth - Never Dead
Visions Of Atlantis - Change Of Tides
Iced Earth - Days Of Rage
The Elves - Four Day Creep
Sulaco - Corridor
Carnifex - A Grave To Blame
Holy Blood - Wind Of Death
As I Lay Dying - War Ensemble
Whitechapel - Strength Beyond Strength
Sulaco - It's Over Johnny
Ghoul - Blood Feast
Wizard - Hearth Eater
Riot - Whiskey Man
Cynic - Box Up My Bones
Sulaco - The Approach
BML - Thanks Jim, Thanks
Thousand Year War - Open Casket
Sincera - A Grievers Soul
Mortal Sin - Blood Of My Enemies
Warbringer - Living Weapon
Sulaco - Build And Burn
Confused Little Girl - We Got A Great Big Convoy
The Gardnerz - Lady In The Grave
The Horde Of Torment - Viral Malignance
Executioner - Victims Of Evil
Dead Horse - Reach Around
Misfits - Scream
Misfits - Cold In Hell
Entrench - Blind Illusion
Charred Walls Of The Damned - Avoid The Light
Ashes Of Your Enemy - Face Of The Flood
Diamond Plate - Pull The Trigger
Mercia - The BoomStick Shakedown
Ghost Thrower - Chemistry Sells
Skinny Puppy - Brownstone
Giant Squid - Snakehead
Kvelertak - Ordsmedar Av Rang
Charetta - Distraction
The Isotopes - Antiseptic Tank
Judas Priest - Desert Plains
Alice Cooper - He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)
Kyng - Between The Blame
Generation Kill - Feast For The Wolves
Dub Trio - Ends Justify The Means
_________________________________________
Recap by The Metal Wulf
So, we returned Friday night after pre-recording the previous week. I believe Azkath and/or Jeffie took care of that show. Haven't listened to it yet...almost afraid to, to be perfectly honest.
Anyhoo...
So, on to the actual show recap!
So, in celebration of Halloween, I'd dressed as former ECW and WWE wrestler, The Blue Meanie. This came about from a discussion toward the end of summer when we were joking around about going as members of the Blue World Order (bWo). Joe suggested he could be Raven, and at the time we figured Josh could make a good Stevie Richards. Thing is, Bill could have pulled Stevie off as well, so either would have been great! I, of course, chose the Meainie, because with the right hair cut and the face paint (not to mention that I have his dance down pretty well...) I figured I'd pretty much own the costume.
And I did!
We had Chris and Brian from Sulaco in the studio, and they brought us up to date as we played some tracks from their newest release, Build And Burn. They were also kind enough to do a video interview with Rick and I.
Speaking of these interviews, you can see them on YouTube under the metalwulff page. You can also find a direct linik to that page at the main website. There you'll find all the aforementioned interviews, live videos from shows we've attended, not to mention some other crazy shit I've put up.
Jeffie, of course, was on hand. He was dressed as Azkath for Halloween, but you could still tell it was him. I mean, really, you just know...
He seemed a little confused by Bill, who was covered from head to toe in Cookie Monster attire. This meant that Bill was going as Jeffie for Halloween, by the way. Or maybe Bill had been afflicted with the dreaded Jeffie virus. Hard tellin'...
As for content, Jeffie just couldn't seem to shut up about this news feed he'd read about a fecal transplant. Kinda put the rest of us off, to be honest. I mean, I'm perfectly happy with my own poop in my own body. Don't want anybody else's poop inside me...EVER!!!
Ewwwwwww...
He also mentioned something about having a spectacular speculum, whatever that means. Probably best not to speculate...
Hmmmm...No Speculation About Jeffie's Spectacular Speculum...
Beyond that, I really don't remember much else about the evening, which is probably for the best!
Pictures
Playlist
Redemption - Jane
Dream Theater - Bridges In The Sky
Rival Sons - Burn Down Los Angeles
Midnight Chaser - Awesome Party
King Diamond - Halloween
Anvil - Mad Dog
Opeth - The Devil's Orchard
Megadeth - Never Dead
Visions Of Atlantis - Change Of Tides
Iced Earth - Days Of Rage
The Elves - Four Day Creep
Sulaco - Corridor
Carnifex - A Grave To Blame
Holy Blood - Wind Of Death
As I Lay Dying - War Ensemble
Whitechapel - Strength Beyond Strength
Sulaco - It's Over Johnny
Ghoul - Blood Feast
Wizard - Hearth Eater
Riot - Whiskey Man
Cynic - Box Up My Bones
Sulaco - The Approach
BML - Thanks Jim, Thanks
Thousand Year War - Open Casket
Sincera - A Grievers Soul
Mortal Sin - Blood Of My Enemies
Warbringer - Living Weapon
Sulaco - Build And Burn
Confused Little Girl - We Got A Great Big Convoy
The Gardnerz - Lady In The Grave
The Horde Of Torment - Viral Malignance
Executioner - Victims Of Evil
Dead Horse - Reach Around
Misfits - Scream
Misfits - Cold In Hell
Entrench - Blind Illusion
Charred Walls Of The Damned - Avoid The Light
Ashes Of Your Enemy - Face Of The Flood
Diamond Plate - Pull The Trigger
Mercia - The BoomStick Shakedown
Ghost Thrower - Chemistry Sells
Skinny Puppy - Brownstone
Giant Squid - Snakehead
Kvelertak - Ordsmedar Av Rang
Charetta - Distraction
The Isotopes - Antiseptic Tank
Judas Priest - Desert Plains
Alice Cooper - He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)
Kyng - Between The Blame
Generation Kill - Feast For The Wolves
Dub Trio - Ends Justify The Means
_________________________________________
Recap by The Metal Wulf
So, we returned Friday night after pre-recording the previous week. I believe Azkath and/or Jeffie took care of that show. Haven't listened to it yet...almost afraid to, to be perfectly honest.
Anyhoo...
So, on to the actual show recap!
So, in celebration of Halloween, I'd dressed as former ECW and WWE wrestler, The Blue Meanie. This came about from a discussion toward the end of summer when we were joking around about going as members of the Blue World Order (bWo). Joe suggested he could be Raven, and at the time we figured Josh could make a good Stevie Richards. Thing is, Bill could have pulled Stevie off as well, so either would have been great! I, of course, chose the Meainie, because with the right hair cut and the face paint (not to mention that I have his dance down pretty well...) I figured I'd pretty much own the costume.
And I did!
We had Chris and Brian from Sulaco in the studio, and they brought us up to date as we played some tracks from their newest release, Build And Burn. They were also kind enough to do a video interview with Rick and I.
Speaking of these interviews, you can see them on YouTube under the metalwulff page. You can also find a direct linik to that page at the main website. There you'll find all the aforementioned interviews, live videos from shows we've attended, not to mention some other crazy shit I've put up.
Jeffie, of course, was on hand. He was dressed as Azkath for Halloween, but you could still tell it was him. I mean, really, you just know...
He seemed a little confused by Bill, who was covered from head to toe in Cookie Monster attire. This meant that Bill was going as Jeffie for Halloween, by the way. Or maybe Bill had been afflicted with the dreaded Jeffie virus. Hard tellin'...
As for content, Jeffie just couldn't seem to shut up about this news feed he'd read about a fecal transplant. Kinda put the rest of us off, to be honest. I mean, I'm perfectly happy with my own poop in my own body. Don't want anybody else's poop inside me...EVER!!!
Ewwwwwww...
He also mentioned something about having a spectacular speculum, whatever that means. Probably best not to speculate...
Hmmmm...No Speculation About Jeffie's Spectacular Speculum...
Beyond that, I really don't remember much else about the evening, which is probably for the best!
Labels:
Black Metal,
death metal,
goofy,
Halloween,
Local,
mayhem,
power metal,
punk,
silly,
slapstick,
thrash,
underground,
wrestling
October 22, 2011 - Pre-Recorded Show
Listen to the Show
Playlist
Tormented "Rotten Death"
Seplophile "Pale Horse"
Loudness "Survivor"
Immolation "Illumination"
To the Deep "Capsized"
Worm Quartet "The Laudromat of Sin"
Woods of Desolation "The Inevitable End"
Boguslaw Balcerak's Crylord "Ante Bellum Overture / Blood of the Prophets"
Careless "Blackened Walls of Freedom"
Golden Ressurection "The End of the World"
Dark Angel "Darkness Descends"
Sabbat "The Best of Enemies"
Sacrifice "Re-Animation"
The Nefilim "Pazuzzu (Black Rain)"
Godflesh "Christbait Rising"
Immortal Souls "Last Day on Earth"
Only Flesh "Sexual Holocaust"
Arryan Path "Kiss of Kali"
Generation Kill "Feast for the Wolves"
Tony Goldmark "Burn"
Drophead "Fighting for Air"
Cryptic Reality "When the Towers Decay"
Chains of Honor "A Giant John Wilkes Booth"
Imperial Venegeance "The Voice of Thelema"
Maax "Do As Thou Wilt"
Lance King "Dance of Power"
The Lobster Quadrille "Descendit Ad Invferos - Live"
Van Canto "The Seller of Souls"
Hundreth "Humane"
Nuclear Torment "Sniper Zombie Rape Abortion"
Vicious Rumors "The Crest"
Warrior "Fighting for the Earth"
Indestroy "Dead Girls (Don't Say No)"
Keel "Speed Demon"
Saint Chaos "Come Back Strong"
Thousand Year War "No Gods, No Masters"
Cage "War of the Undead"
Confused Little Girl "Jeebus Ate My Matchbox"
Giant Squid "Mating Scars"
Cradle of Filth "Thank Your Lucky Scars"
Earthbound "Victim of a Madman"
The Agonist "The Lonely Solipsist"
Ana Kefr "The House of Distorted Mirrors"
Nekrogoblikon "Bears"
Revenant Dead "Opportunities"
Circus of Dead Squirrels "Overpopulation Annihilation"
Volumes "Limitless"
Animals as Leaders "Isolated Incidents"
Others "Josie"
Procession of Aeons "Particle Explosion"
DieMonsterDie "A Priest and a Zombie Rent a Fishing Boat as Friends"
Playlist
Tormented "Rotten Death"
Seplophile "Pale Horse"
Loudness "Survivor"
Immolation "Illumination"
To the Deep "Capsized"
Worm Quartet "The Laudromat of Sin"
Woods of Desolation "The Inevitable End"
Boguslaw Balcerak's Crylord "Ante Bellum Overture / Blood of the Prophets"
Careless "Blackened Walls of Freedom"
Golden Ressurection "The End of the World"
Dark Angel "Darkness Descends"
Sabbat "The Best of Enemies"
Sacrifice "Re-Animation"
The Nefilim "Pazuzzu (Black Rain)"
Godflesh "Christbait Rising"
Immortal Souls "Last Day on Earth"
Only Flesh "Sexual Holocaust"
Arryan Path "Kiss of Kali"
Generation Kill "Feast for the Wolves"
Tony Goldmark "Burn"
Drophead "Fighting for Air"
Cryptic Reality "When the Towers Decay"
Chains of Honor "A Giant John Wilkes Booth"
Imperial Venegeance "The Voice of Thelema"
Maax "Do As Thou Wilt"
Lance King "Dance of Power"
The Lobster Quadrille "Descendit Ad Invferos - Live"
Van Canto "The Seller of Souls"
Hundreth "Humane"
Nuclear Torment "Sniper Zombie Rape Abortion"
Vicious Rumors "The Crest"
Warrior "Fighting for the Earth"
Indestroy "Dead Girls (Don't Say No)"
Keel "Speed Demon"
Saint Chaos "Come Back Strong"
Thousand Year War "No Gods, No Masters"
Cage "War of the Undead"
Confused Little Girl "Jeebus Ate My Matchbox"
Giant Squid "Mating Scars"
Cradle of Filth "Thank Your Lucky Scars"
Earthbound "Victim of a Madman"
The Agonist "The Lonely Solipsist"
Ana Kefr "The House of Distorted Mirrors"
Nekrogoblikon "Bears"
Revenant Dead "Opportunities"
Circus of Dead Squirrels "Overpopulation Annihilation"
Volumes "Limitless"
Animals as Leaders "Isolated Incidents"
Others "Josie"
Procession of Aeons "Particle Explosion"
DieMonsterDie "A Priest and a Zombie Rent a Fishing Boat as Friends"
October 15, 2011 - Randy gets Hypnotized
Listen to the Show
Playlist
The Answer - Caught On The Riverbed
The Parlor Mob - Into The Sun
Lance King - 333. Manifest Destiny
Astral Doors - Babylon Rise
Animals As Leaders - Isolated Incidents
Dio - King Of Rock And Roll
Overkill - Rotten To The Core
Anvil - Mothra
EdGuy - Fire On The Downline
Megadeth - Never Dead
J.B.O. - Long Live Metallica
Junius - All Shall Float
Black Tusk - Set The Dial To Your Doom
Svolk - 12 Times The Pain
Cradle Of Filth - Thank Your Lucky Scars
Volumes - Wormholes
No Redemption - Dying Day
Opeth - Pyre
Hammers Of Misfortune - The Grain
Blizzard - Killed By A Blizzard
Generation Kill - Dark Days
Five Finger Death Punch - Menace
Noctem - Seeking The Ruins Of Souls
Dub Trio - Swarm
Suffocate - Always Hopeless
Hundredth - I Hold The Key
Tonight We Feed - They Were Dead Before They Died
Ana Kefr - Parasites
Horde Of Torment - As I Lay Dying
Sindrome - Cathedral Of Ice
Tsjuder - Black Shadows Of Hell
Charred Walls Of The Damned - The Beast Outside My Window
Eye Empire - Bull In A China Shop
The Elves - Four Day Creep
Ashes Of Your Enemy - Face Of The Flood
Derek Sherinian - I Heard That
Kyng - Trampled Sun
To The Deep - What The Sun Created
Fuck The Facts - Alone
Wayne static - Thunder Invader
Seplophile - Lambs
Iratetion - Days In Truth
EXE - Slayer
Lobster Quadrille - Chop Chop
Lobster Quadrille - Rusty
Warbringer - Savagery
Evile - In Dreams Of Terror
Landmine Marathon - Liver And Lungs
Pedifile - The Definitive Apology
Mastodon - Curl Of The Burl
Sulaco - On The Fence
Recap by The Metal Wulf
Had a very strange night in some regards. Azkath from The Last Exit For The Lost had paid a brief visit, and for some reason I get a little fuzzy-headed when he's around.
No worries, though...not like the guy can hypnotize me or anything...
Still, it sure would be nice to know how in the Hell I was capable of sprouting a furry, claw-covered paw. Talk about messed up! Then the guys tried to convince me I was a werewolf, which is utterly ridiculous, of course.
Those goofy fellas, I tell ya...
There was also some confusion regarding the return of the Plant From Hell. Honestly, wasn't sure if it was the same spiky-leafed monstrosity in a different planter, or if it was the terrible Spawn Of Plant From Hell. Whatever the case, I wasn't getting too close. I've still got the scars on my butt cheeks to remind me not to fool around with that thing in the room...
Talked about last weeks Primus show at the Main Street Armory in Rochester. Great show, and as predicted most of us spent the week with Les Claypool bass-lines playing in our heads. Some folks may have been a little disappointed with the setlst, which was kind of sparse on hits, but everything was played to perfection. That, and we got two full sets of music, as the entire new album (Green Naugauhyde) was played front to back.
Overall, no complaints!
One of the funnier moments in the show last night came during a discussion of Thanksgiving. This was a prime example of just how far off the beaten path we can get, and end up spiralling downward until we crash and burn.
Honestly, I dont' remember how we got to discussing Thanksgiving, but from there I mentioned something about Turducken.
If you've never heard of it, Turducken is a multi-bird roast, and is a pretty hot item among Cajun-style foods. Literally, it's a de-boned chicken, stuffed into a de-boned duck, stuffed into a de-boned turkey, also stuffed with a breadcrumb mixture or sometimes sausage.
Just for those who have no clue as to what the Hell I'm talking about, mind you...
So, we went from discussing that (which, let's face it, was already going off the beaten path), and less than two minutes later we're discussing John Madden and former WWE Women's Champion, Chyna, doing a porno flick together.
For the life of me, I don't know how we made that jump. Logically, there was nothing there to sensibly connect Thanksgiving to John Madden getting freaky with Chyna. It made no sense...
But damn it was funny!
Seriously, it was such a diversion from the original topic that Joe felt it was necessary to play that new LuLu song (Metallica/Lou Reed collaboration, god-awful, in case you were wondering...) for added ambience. Much to our dismay, of course, because the song blows. Yet, Joe keeps insisting that we love it, so he keeps playing it...
But yeah, sometimes it really doesn't take much to throw us off the beaten path and straight down the side of a big ol' hard rockin' cliff...
Crash and burn!
So, on top of everything else, Jeffie was lurking about. It's always fun when Jeffie's around! It made my night coming back from a Dunkin' Donuts run to see him washing Joe's car!
And he was doing a pretty thorough job of it, as well! Joe's convertible was getting hosed down pretty efficiently, inside and out! I just hope it had dried out enough by the time Joe went home...
Have I ever mentioned that Jeffie's my best friend! I never realized it until last night, oddly enough, but he's the greatest! Always a blast when he's hanging around, with plenty of laughing and singing. We even capped the evening off with a chorus of "Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" from Monty Python's "The Life Of Brian".
How can you not love a guy who's into Monty Python, really?
Oddly enough, Joe seemed to be getting a little grumpy toward the end of the night, saying that he hates the show. Must have had a bad day, or something.
I mean, it couldn't possibly have anything to do with the rest of us!
Playlist
The Answer - Caught On The Riverbed
The Parlor Mob - Into The Sun
Lance King - 333. Manifest Destiny
Astral Doors - Babylon Rise
Animals As Leaders - Isolated Incidents
Dio - King Of Rock And Roll
Overkill - Rotten To The Core
Anvil - Mothra
EdGuy - Fire On The Downline
Megadeth - Never Dead
J.B.O. - Long Live Metallica
Junius - All Shall Float
Black Tusk - Set The Dial To Your Doom
Svolk - 12 Times The Pain
Cradle Of Filth - Thank Your Lucky Scars
Volumes - Wormholes
No Redemption - Dying Day
Opeth - Pyre
Hammers Of Misfortune - The Grain
Blizzard - Killed By A Blizzard
Generation Kill - Dark Days
Five Finger Death Punch - Menace
Noctem - Seeking The Ruins Of Souls
Dub Trio - Swarm
Suffocate - Always Hopeless
Hundredth - I Hold The Key
Tonight We Feed - They Were Dead Before They Died
Ana Kefr - Parasites
Horde Of Torment - As I Lay Dying
Sindrome - Cathedral Of Ice
Tsjuder - Black Shadows Of Hell
Charred Walls Of The Damned - The Beast Outside My Window
Eye Empire - Bull In A China Shop
The Elves - Four Day Creep
Ashes Of Your Enemy - Face Of The Flood
Derek Sherinian - I Heard That
Kyng - Trampled Sun
To The Deep - What The Sun Created
Fuck The Facts - Alone
Wayne static - Thunder Invader
Seplophile - Lambs
Iratetion - Days In Truth
EXE - Slayer
Lobster Quadrille - Chop Chop
Lobster Quadrille - Rusty
Warbringer - Savagery
Evile - In Dreams Of Terror
Landmine Marathon - Liver And Lungs
Pedifile - The Definitive Apology
Mastodon - Curl Of The Burl
Sulaco - On The Fence
Recap by The Metal Wulf
Had a very strange night in some regards. Azkath from The Last Exit For The Lost had paid a brief visit, and for some reason I get a little fuzzy-headed when he's around.
No worries, though...not like the guy can hypnotize me or anything...
Still, it sure would be nice to know how in the Hell I was capable of sprouting a furry, claw-covered paw. Talk about messed up! Then the guys tried to convince me I was a werewolf, which is utterly ridiculous, of course.
Those goofy fellas, I tell ya...
There was also some confusion regarding the return of the Plant From Hell. Honestly, wasn't sure if it was the same spiky-leafed monstrosity in a different planter, or if it was the terrible Spawn Of Plant From Hell. Whatever the case, I wasn't getting too close. I've still got the scars on my butt cheeks to remind me not to fool around with that thing in the room...
Talked about last weeks Primus show at the Main Street Armory in Rochester. Great show, and as predicted most of us spent the week with Les Claypool bass-lines playing in our heads. Some folks may have been a little disappointed with the setlst, which was kind of sparse on hits, but everything was played to perfection. That, and we got two full sets of music, as the entire new album (Green Naugauhyde) was played front to back.
Overall, no complaints!
One of the funnier moments in the show last night came during a discussion of Thanksgiving. This was a prime example of just how far off the beaten path we can get, and end up spiralling downward until we crash and burn.
Honestly, I dont' remember how we got to discussing Thanksgiving, but from there I mentioned something about Turducken.
If you've never heard of it, Turducken is a multi-bird roast, and is a pretty hot item among Cajun-style foods. Literally, it's a de-boned chicken, stuffed into a de-boned duck, stuffed into a de-boned turkey, also stuffed with a breadcrumb mixture or sometimes sausage.
Just for those who have no clue as to what the Hell I'm talking about, mind you...
So, we went from discussing that (which, let's face it, was already going off the beaten path), and less than two minutes later we're discussing John Madden and former WWE Women's Champion, Chyna, doing a porno flick together.
For the life of me, I don't know how we made that jump. Logically, there was nothing there to sensibly connect Thanksgiving to John Madden getting freaky with Chyna. It made no sense...
But damn it was funny!
Seriously, it was such a diversion from the original topic that Joe felt it was necessary to play that new LuLu song (Metallica/Lou Reed collaboration, god-awful, in case you were wondering...) for added ambience. Much to our dismay, of course, because the song blows. Yet, Joe keeps insisting that we love it, so he keeps playing it...
But yeah, sometimes it really doesn't take much to throw us off the beaten path and straight down the side of a big ol' hard rockin' cliff...
Crash and burn!
So, on top of everything else, Jeffie was lurking about. It's always fun when Jeffie's around! It made my night coming back from a Dunkin' Donuts run to see him washing Joe's car!
And he was doing a pretty thorough job of it, as well! Joe's convertible was getting hosed down pretty efficiently, inside and out! I just hope it had dried out enough by the time Joe went home...
Have I ever mentioned that Jeffie's my best friend! I never realized it until last night, oddly enough, but he's the greatest! Always a blast when he's hanging around, with plenty of laughing and singing. We even capped the evening off with a chorus of "Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" from Monty Python's "The Life Of Brian".
How can you not love a guy who's into Monty Python, really?
Oddly enough, Joe seemed to be getting a little grumpy toward the end of the night, saying that he hates the show. Must have had a bad day, or something.
I mean, it couldn't possibly have anything to do with the rest of us!
October 8, 2011 - Just Joe's Birthday
Listen to the Show
Playlist
Slipknot - Disasterpiece
EdGuy - Rock Of Cashel
Girlschool - Hit & Run
L.A. Guns - Electric Gypsy
Opeth - Face In The Snow
No Redemption - Dying Day
Anvil - Mad Dog
Kyng - Pushing & Pulling
Arch/Matheos - On The Fence
Chickenfoot - Up Next
Immolation - Still Lost
Generation Kill - Walking Dead
Vangough - The Rabbit Kingdom
Tonight We Feed - Five Finger Priest Punch
Hammers Of Misfortune - Grey Wednesday
Myrath - Braving The Seas
Blizzard - 666 Angry Barbarians
Forgotten Tomb - You Can't Kill Whos Already Dead
Michael Schenker - Lover's Sinfony
Lou Reed & Metallica - The View
Bulletboys - Falling In Love
Five Finger Death Punch - Wicked Ways
Maylene And The Sons Of Disaster - Faith Healer
Immortal Souls - Nuclear Winter
Nothing Til Blood - Stands True
Kyng - Trampled Sun
Charred Walls Of The Damned - Forever Marching On
Judas Priest - Desert Plains
Fuck The Facts - Cold Hearted
Landmine Marathon - Knife From My Sleeve
Crowned By Fire - Witch In The window
Mortal Sin - Blood Of My Enemies
Isole - Black Hours
Machine Head - Be Still And Know
Mastodon - Stargasm
Dream Theater - Build Me Up, Break Me Down
Wayne Static - Chrome Nation
Warbringer - Echoes From The Void
Anthrax - Earth On Hell
The Devil Wears Prada - R.I.T.
Megadeth - Never Dead
Hull - False Priest
Sulaco - The Approach
Misfits - Land Of The Dead
Charred Walls Of The Damned - Zerospan
Insomnium - Meandering Through The Shadows
Slayer - Post Mortem
Slayer - Raining Blood
Skeletonwitch - Erased And Forgotten
Anvil - March Of The Crabs
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Recap by The Metal Wulf;
So, if you were tuned in this week, you know that I was ousted from the show early. Somehow I ended up by the road with a For Free sign tied around my neck...
Good thing Bill was passing by at around that time, 'cuz who the Hell knows where I may have ended up otherwise?
Thanks a bunch, guys, I won't forget this one...
Anyhoo, I probably deserved it, considering I'd consumed some Zatarain's Red Beans and Rice before the show, and the results were a little worse than normal...
(Worse meaning that Jeffie ended up comparing the smell to dead Sea Monkeys...25-year-dead Sea Monkeys, to be precise...)
Okay, I'm kind of a gassy guy, and yeah, everybody's right, it doesn't seem to matter what I eat! Maybe I should just starve myself? Either that , or just accept things for what they are and just go for broke every week. Maybe I'll have a whole bunch of broccoli and taco dip before the next show!
Mmmmm...
(No worries, I'm not actually a big fan of broccoli...)
Anyway, from a music perspective, there was a bit of a mixed bag for some of us. I mean, Joe played "Mad Dog" by Anvil, a song I hadn't heard since the 80's. Seriously, the last time I'd heard that song was on Bob Appel's old show, The Rock Shop.
The good old days...
So, yeah, that was pretty awesome. However, Joe decided that we deserved to hear that Metallica/Lou Reed song again. Now, this collaboration has officially been dubbed LuLu...although, as much as I love Metallica (and I really do, don't get me wrong...), the majority of us on the Onslaught seem to think that the name should be changed to PuPu...
Okay, the music itself really isn't terrible. It's mostly Lou Reed's involvement that turns this into a huge pile of shit, at least in my book. And face it, Lars' drumming in recent years hasn't been so great. Can't put my finger on it, but there is definitely something missing from his old sound...
Now, as if that weren't bad enough, he also tossed in some more Bulletboys from their recent cover album, as well as some Michael Schenker with Robin McCauley (a little lame, I'm sad to say, and I seem to remember that line-up of MSG actually being pretty good...), Five Finger Death Punch (hate 'em, just don't care for this band, never have...), and a truly awful track from Maylene and The Sons Of Disaster, a band that Joe actually liked an album or so ago.
Oddly enough, the best song that came out of that Set Of Pain (as I have dubbed it...) was the Bulletboys track, a cover of Scorpions "Falling In Love". In fact, we all agreed that Bulletboys actually IMPROVED on the original.
(Honestly, not that big of a feat, if you ask me, and I'm actually a fan of the Scorps...)
Redemption for this set came a little later, as Joe played some Charred Walls Of The Damned, which features former Judas Priest vocalist Tim "Ripper" Owens, and was pretty freakin' good! He also backed that up with some classic Priest in the form of "Desert Plains", so the night really wasn't a complete bust!
On to the usual, non-musicall insanity:
Jeffie showed up with FMG, as well as Justjoe (from The Last Exit For The Lost). Seems it was Justjoe's birthday, and we all got to sing "Happy Birthday" for him!
As we all beat and kicked him into submission...
(Seriously, we clubbed him like a baby seal!)
We didn't have any water to revive him, but there was a big ol' bucket of cheese balls that he'd brought along! Oddly enough, pouring them on top of his head seemed to help.
Go figure...
It was shortly after this that I was forcibly ejected to the side of the road with a For Free sign tied around my neck, so from there, I've no clue what happened...
Recap by Fire Eater Wizard;
Jeffie arrived with Just Joe in tow. It was Just Joe's birthday! Jeffie said that, instead of giving Just Joe birthday spankings, they should all sing "Happy Birthday" to him... While they all gave him a brutal beat down throughout the entire song, which they all did. Just Joe wasn't too happy with this birthday greeting for some reason. Next Jeffie said he had a new fun game for them all to play... It was called Yearbook. Jeffie would give a category of "who is most likely to...", and everyone would give their vote for the person, there, or not there, that they thought best fit. So that went on for a while, and they voted on stuff like who was the most likely to have sex and not know it, who was the most likely to get set on fire, the most likely to fall off a roof, to get really drunk and tear someone's head off in a frenzied rage in a mosh pit, things like that. Then Jeffie brought back a feature from almost a decade ago, where he tells us what he did on each day of the past week, only, in Jeffie's week, there is no Monday, he says Sunday lasts for two days. Dumbass! So Jeffie did things during this past week like get naked and see how long it took someone to start screaming (he claimed it took a bit over five minutes, but I, and no one else, believes that, we're all sure it took WAAAAAYYY less time than that, more like five seconds, and even that's a stretch!), go kite flying, walk on a beach. Then Jeffie asked Just Joe to tell us what he had done during the week... And, with the exception of his going to The Last Exit For The Lost radio program, where he is a regular co-host, from midnight to six A.M., Saturday night into Sunday mornings, all of the rest of his days were exactly the same... He worked, he took care of his spawn, he slept. Oh yeah, one of the days, between work, the spawn, and sleep, he did something really different... He took a nap. Everyone pointed out to him how much his life sucked. Just Joe became depressed and was pouting. Jeffie told Just Joe that The Demon Azkath had told him what he needed to do to make Just Joe feel better, that he had something for him that he would really like... It was a board, covered in barbed wire. Jeffie said that Azkath had told him that he needed to body slam Just Joe onto it, that that would make Just Joe feel MUCH BETTER! Just Joe seemed somewhat doubtful that this would make him feel better, but Jeffie insisted that it would. He body slammed Just Joe onto the board. Just Joe's butt and crotch were firmly impaled on the barbed wire. The screams of agony were quite something to behold, and went on and on! Jeffie kept pushing Just Joe down onto the barbed wire, making him scream more. Jeffie kept asking Just Joe which way he should push. Just Joe shrieked not to push at all. Everyone explained to Jeffie that he needed to get Just Joe's butt and crotch off the barbed wire. Finally, after much agonized howling, Just Joe was free. It came out that Azkath had told Jeffie to do that as pay back from when, a couple weeks back, on The Last Exit For The Lost, Just Joe, and Shane, had teamed up to blind side him, causing him to be impaled on the barbed wire board by Just Joe, after Shane, who had been supposed to be providing cometary of the match, had clobbered him from behind with a metal sign. So this had been his revenge on Just Joe. Jeffie asked Just Joe if he felt better now, like he was supposed to. Dumbass! Just Joe said no, he felt even worse, much worse! Jeffie asked what would make him feel better? Just Joe said a hug from Rick would, because he said he now thought of Rick as his new Dave, Dave being Just Joe's good friend. Rick actually did agree to hug Just Joe, and hug him nicely, not like in a strangle hug or anything, and it actually was helping Just Joe feel better... Until Rick smacked Just Joe across the face, which Rick said he had done because Just Joe had wiped bodily fluids, fluids from the barbed wire experience, on him. Just Joe was still feeling quite miserable. Jeffie told Just Joe he knew of something that would make him feel better, something he would really like, and, he promised, it had absolutely nothing to do with barbed wire... They would tickle Josh! Which they proceeded to do. That finally made Just Joe feel better and happy after what had been pretty much a real bummer of a birthday for him, what with the brutal beat down at the beginning of the night, then finding out just how boring his life is, and how much it sucks, then the excruciating pain of having his crotch and butt torn up on the barbed wire, and topped off by being slapped by Rick, even if that last one was due to his own stupidity. Just Joe said he really liked tickling Josh, and was going to do it some more. They tickled Josh 'til his face was purple, and he was about suffocated. So Josh was the sacrifice to salvage something of Just Joe's birthday for him, and bring some happiness into what had not been a very happy birthday for him at all. Sorry, Josh, I guess you took one for the team there.
Playlist
Slipknot - Disasterpiece
EdGuy - Rock Of Cashel
Girlschool - Hit & Run
L.A. Guns - Electric Gypsy
Opeth - Face In The Snow
No Redemption - Dying Day
Anvil - Mad Dog
Kyng - Pushing & Pulling
Arch/Matheos - On The Fence
Chickenfoot - Up Next
Immolation - Still Lost
Generation Kill - Walking Dead
Vangough - The Rabbit Kingdom
Tonight We Feed - Five Finger Priest Punch
Hammers Of Misfortune - Grey Wednesday
Myrath - Braving The Seas
Blizzard - 666 Angry Barbarians
Forgotten Tomb - You Can't Kill Whos Already Dead
Michael Schenker - Lover's Sinfony
Lou Reed & Metallica - The View
Bulletboys - Falling In Love
Five Finger Death Punch - Wicked Ways
Maylene And The Sons Of Disaster - Faith Healer
Immortal Souls - Nuclear Winter
Nothing Til Blood - Stands True
Kyng - Trampled Sun
Charred Walls Of The Damned - Forever Marching On
Judas Priest - Desert Plains
Fuck The Facts - Cold Hearted
Landmine Marathon - Knife From My Sleeve
Crowned By Fire - Witch In The window
Mortal Sin - Blood Of My Enemies
Isole - Black Hours
Machine Head - Be Still And Know
Mastodon - Stargasm
Dream Theater - Build Me Up, Break Me Down
Wayne Static - Chrome Nation
Warbringer - Echoes From The Void
Anthrax - Earth On Hell
The Devil Wears Prada - R.I.T.
Megadeth - Never Dead
Hull - False Priest
Sulaco - The Approach
Misfits - Land Of The Dead
Charred Walls Of The Damned - Zerospan
Insomnium - Meandering Through The Shadows
Slayer - Post Mortem
Slayer - Raining Blood
Skeletonwitch - Erased And Forgotten
Anvil - March Of The Crabs
_____________________________________
Recap by The Metal Wulf;
So, if you were tuned in this week, you know that I was ousted from the show early. Somehow I ended up by the road with a For Free sign tied around my neck...
Good thing Bill was passing by at around that time, 'cuz who the Hell knows where I may have ended up otherwise?
Thanks a bunch, guys, I won't forget this one...
Anyhoo, I probably deserved it, considering I'd consumed some Zatarain's Red Beans and Rice before the show, and the results were a little worse than normal...
(Worse meaning that Jeffie ended up comparing the smell to dead Sea Monkeys...25-year-dead Sea Monkeys, to be precise...)
Okay, I'm kind of a gassy guy, and yeah, everybody's right, it doesn't seem to matter what I eat! Maybe I should just starve myself? Either that , or just accept things for what they are and just go for broke every week. Maybe I'll have a whole bunch of broccoli and taco dip before the next show!
Mmmmm...
(No worries, I'm not actually a big fan of broccoli...)
Anyway, from a music perspective, there was a bit of a mixed bag for some of us. I mean, Joe played "Mad Dog" by Anvil, a song I hadn't heard since the 80's. Seriously, the last time I'd heard that song was on Bob Appel's old show, The Rock Shop.
The good old days...
So, yeah, that was pretty awesome. However, Joe decided that we deserved to hear that Metallica/Lou Reed song again. Now, this collaboration has officially been dubbed LuLu...although, as much as I love Metallica (and I really do, don't get me wrong...), the majority of us on the Onslaught seem to think that the name should be changed to PuPu...
Okay, the music itself really isn't terrible. It's mostly Lou Reed's involvement that turns this into a huge pile of shit, at least in my book. And face it, Lars' drumming in recent years hasn't been so great. Can't put my finger on it, but there is definitely something missing from his old sound...
Now, as if that weren't bad enough, he also tossed in some more Bulletboys from their recent cover album, as well as some Michael Schenker with Robin McCauley (a little lame, I'm sad to say, and I seem to remember that line-up of MSG actually being pretty good...), Five Finger Death Punch (hate 'em, just don't care for this band, never have...), and a truly awful track from Maylene and The Sons Of Disaster, a band that Joe actually liked an album or so ago.
Oddly enough, the best song that came out of that Set Of Pain (as I have dubbed it...) was the Bulletboys track, a cover of Scorpions "Falling In Love". In fact, we all agreed that Bulletboys actually IMPROVED on the original.
(Honestly, not that big of a feat, if you ask me, and I'm actually a fan of the Scorps...)
Redemption for this set came a little later, as Joe played some Charred Walls Of The Damned, which features former Judas Priest vocalist Tim "Ripper" Owens, and was pretty freakin' good! He also backed that up with some classic Priest in the form of "Desert Plains", so the night really wasn't a complete bust!
On to the usual, non-musicall insanity:
Jeffie showed up with FMG, as well as Justjoe (from The Last Exit For The Lost). Seems it was Justjoe's birthday, and we all got to sing "Happy Birthday" for him!
As we all beat and kicked him into submission...
(Seriously, we clubbed him like a baby seal!)
We didn't have any water to revive him, but there was a big ol' bucket of cheese balls that he'd brought along! Oddly enough, pouring them on top of his head seemed to help.
Go figure...
It was shortly after this that I was forcibly ejected to the side of the road with a For Free sign tied around my neck, so from there, I've no clue what happened...
Recap by Fire Eater Wizard;
Jeffie arrived with Just Joe in tow. It was Just Joe's birthday! Jeffie said that, instead of giving Just Joe birthday spankings, they should all sing "Happy Birthday" to him... While they all gave him a brutal beat down throughout the entire song, which they all did. Just Joe wasn't too happy with this birthday greeting for some reason. Next Jeffie said he had a new fun game for them all to play... It was called Yearbook. Jeffie would give a category of "who is most likely to...", and everyone would give their vote for the person, there, or not there, that they thought best fit. So that went on for a while, and they voted on stuff like who was the most likely to have sex and not know it, who was the most likely to get set on fire, the most likely to fall off a roof, to get really drunk and tear someone's head off in a frenzied rage in a mosh pit, things like that. Then Jeffie brought back a feature from almost a decade ago, where he tells us what he did on each day of the past week, only, in Jeffie's week, there is no Monday, he says Sunday lasts for two days. Dumbass! So Jeffie did things during this past week like get naked and see how long it took someone to start screaming (he claimed it took a bit over five minutes, but I, and no one else, believes that, we're all sure it took WAAAAAYYY less time than that, more like five seconds, and even that's a stretch!), go kite flying, walk on a beach. Then Jeffie asked Just Joe to tell us what he had done during the week... And, with the exception of his going to The Last Exit For The Lost radio program, where he is a regular co-host, from midnight to six A.M., Saturday night into Sunday mornings, all of the rest of his days were exactly the same... He worked, he took care of his spawn, he slept. Oh yeah, one of the days, between work, the spawn, and sleep, he did something really different... He took a nap. Everyone pointed out to him how much his life sucked. Just Joe became depressed and was pouting. Jeffie told Just Joe that The Demon Azkath had told him what he needed to do to make Just Joe feel better, that he had something for him that he would really like... It was a board, covered in barbed wire. Jeffie said that Azkath had told him that he needed to body slam Just Joe onto it, that that would make Just Joe feel MUCH BETTER! Just Joe seemed somewhat doubtful that this would make him feel better, but Jeffie insisted that it would. He body slammed Just Joe onto the board. Just Joe's butt and crotch were firmly impaled on the barbed wire. The screams of agony were quite something to behold, and went on and on! Jeffie kept pushing Just Joe down onto the barbed wire, making him scream more. Jeffie kept asking Just Joe which way he should push. Just Joe shrieked not to push at all. Everyone explained to Jeffie that he needed to get Just Joe's butt and crotch off the barbed wire. Finally, after much agonized howling, Just Joe was free. It came out that Azkath had told Jeffie to do that as pay back from when, a couple weeks back, on The Last Exit For The Lost, Just Joe, and Shane, had teamed up to blind side him, causing him to be impaled on the barbed wire board by Just Joe, after Shane, who had been supposed to be providing cometary of the match, had clobbered him from behind with a metal sign. So this had been his revenge on Just Joe. Jeffie asked Just Joe if he felt better now, like he was supposed to. Dumbass! Just Joe said no, he felt even worse, much worse! Jeffie asked what would make him feel better? Just Joe said a hug from Rick would, because he said he now thought of Rick as his new Dave, Dave being Just Joe's good friend. Rick actually did agree to hug Just Joe, and hug him nicely, not like in a strangle hug or anything, and it actually was helping Just Joe feel better... Until Rick smacked Just Joe across the face, which Rick said he had done because Just Joe had wiped bodily fluids, fluids from the barbed wire experience, on him. Just Joe was still feeling quite miserable. Jeffie told Just Joe he knew of something that would make him feel better, something he would really like, and, he promised, it had absolutely nothing to do with barbed wire... They would tickle Josh! Which they proceeded to do. That finally made Just Joe feel better and happy after what had been pretty much a real bummer of a birthday for him, what with the brutal beat down at the beginning of the night, then finding out just how boring his life is, and how much it sucks, then the excruciating pain of having his crotch and butt torn up on the barbed wire, and topped off by being slapped by Rick, even if that last one was due to his own stupidity. Just Joe said he really liked tickling Josh, and was going to do it some more. They tickled Josh 'til his face was purple, and he was about suffocated. So Josh was the sacrifice to salvage something of Just Joe's birthday for him, and bring some happiness into what had not been a very happy birthday for him at all. Sorry, Josh, I guess you took one for the team there.
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October 1, 2011 - Jeffie Gets Naked
Listen to the Show
Playlist
Dream Theater - Breaking All Illusions
Anvil - March Of The Crabs
Saxon - Back In 79
Opeth - Famine
Mastodon - Octopus Has No Friends
Jorn - Below
Alice In Chains - Check My Brain
Hull - Beyond The Lightless Sky
The Rods - Let Them Eat Metal
Bulletboys - Balls To The Wall
Sulaco - Build And Burn
Mortal Sin - Burned Into Your Soul
Wayne Static - Thunder Invader
Kyng - Porcelain
Warbringer - Demonic Ecstasy
Landmine Marathon - Morbidity
The Devil Wears Prada - Mammoth
Dead By Wednesday - God Like Feeling
Spater - Desolate Endeavor
Megadeth - Never Dead
Crowned By Fire - Sex With A Ghost
Anthrax - Judas Priest
Machine Head - Pearls Before The Swine
Lou Reed & Metallica - The View
Misfits - Ghost Of Frankenstein
Rose Funeral - Amidst Gehenna
Arch/Matheos - Neurotically Wired
Edge Of Paradise - Shredenstein
vader - The Black Eye
Fear Of God - Betrayed
Mastodon - All The Heavy Lifting
Wayne Static - Slave
Kyng - The Beauty Of The End/Shoreline Pt. 1 & 2
Anvil - 666
Dream Theater - Outcry
Thin Lizzy - Thunder And Lightning
Chrome Division - Long Distance Call Girl
Forced Entry - Bludgeon
Vio-lence - Phobophobia
Slayer - Cleanse The Soul
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Recap by The Metal Wulf;
Lots and lots of new music, as anticipated. It's a busy time o' year, that's for damned sure!
Not that I'm complaining, 'cuz some of this stuff is pretty kick-ass!
Case in point: Worship Music by Anthrax!! Such a great disc, it's a shame I've gotta settle for a burned copy for the time being. I'll have the real thing in my hands before too long. If you're a fan, you need to purchase it, NOW!!! One of the best of the year, mark my words!
We played some tracks from Wayne Static's "Pighammer" disc, really good stuff to be honest, but then I always thought Static-X were cool as hell, anyway. Some of this new stuff is almost danceable, but I'll let you be the judge of whether or not that's a good thing. Me, well, I fully admit to movin' a bit, here and there...
The new Machine Head is incredible, at least what I've heard from it so far. Another case of, if you're a fan, it's fully worty of your collection. I'm definitely looking forward to hearing more.
Folks seem a little on the fence about the new Opeth release (Heritage), both production-wise and vocally. Personally, the clean vocals don't bother me in the least, but I'm more of an old-school fan, anyway. Back when I started listening to this stuff, there was no such thing as growling in metal!
And now I'm starting to sound old...
Shit...
Anyhoo, I've no complaints about anything I've heard off of Heritage. Once again, be your own judge, don't be swayed by the rantings of others. You've got a brain, so think for yerself, dammit!
Of course, not everything that's coming is completely killer. Definitely wasn't overwhelmed by the Bulletboys cover of Accept's "Balls To The Wall". This track features a puzzling mega-phone-like effect during the main verses, completely unnecessary. Marq Torien is actually a damned good singer, and I just don't get it. He should have just gone...well...balls to the wall with it...
And then Joe subjected us to a complete travesty.
Okay, I'm no big fan of Lou Reed, right out of the starting gate. Really, I just don't care about the guy. On the other hand, I really do love Metallica, especially the older stuff. I mean, say what you will about them now, but the first three albums are bona-fide classics.
Whoever thought that combining the talents of both parties, though, should be systematically hung, drawn, quartered, and fed piece by piece to a pack of starving, rabid poodles. The track in question, called "The View", is utterly disappointing. I mean, I really wanted to give it an honest try, and I'm just not feelin' it.
But hey, once again, that's just me, and if you think it's something you'd be interested in, by all means check it out.
We'd gotten into Joe's current sinus discomfort. He's not one to suffer from seasonal allergies or anything like that, but somehow he was just really congested. I'd mentioned how this is actually a rough time of year for me, telling how the goldenrod tends to kick my ass.
That's goldenrod, the plant, NOT Golden Rod the sex toy as some would have suggested...
Ahem...
Let's see...
Jeffie received a phone call from Azkath during the show, and started to mention something about eight owls.
Now, a few months ago, that would have sent everyone into mass panic. Actually, it almost did last night, but I had a thought.
I told Jeffie to go ahead and pass the message along, which is, in case you've forgotten, is "There are eight owls in my tree".
Previously, this would have triggered full-on Viking-rage in me, and Olaf would have come out for a visit, but, strangely, that didn't happen.
Which is completely fine by me, because that guy was completely out of his mind!
Must be that the head trauma that spawned Olaf in the first place didn't apply after I'd been cloned! Fine by me!
Somewhere during this discussion, something was mentioned about "intellectual property", mostly regarding the overall quality of the intellects involved.
My answer to that?
We don't call it the Stupid Room for nothin'!
Speaking of stupid, we were trying to keep the violence level of the show to a minimum last night, as Jeffie threatened to get naked if anybody hit him.
Now, at one point EVERYBODY was getting hit for one reason or another, but once Jeffie announced that, well, things got a little more peaceful VERY quickly!
Of course, at the end of the show, it stopped mattering, and Jeffie started getting naked anyway.
Couldn't tell ya much of what happened next, because I took the smart route and just closed my eyes...
Anyhoo, I'll be hanging back next week. Rick, Bill, Erica, and myself are goin' to check out Primus next Saturday night, and in order to get out early, I had to subject myself to an early Saturday shift. (Shudder...)
But, I'll be returning on the 14th, and then on the 21st, none of us will be on, as that show will be pre-recorded as we go in separate directions for the evening. Rick will be going to Ithaca to check out Sorrow of Batavia and L.A.'s Ana Kefr, while the rest of us go to see Warbringer, along with Landmine Marathon, Lazarus A.D., and Diamond Plate!
Good times!
Playlist
Dream Theater - Breaking All Illusions
Anvil - March Of The Crabs
Saxon - Back In 79
Opeth - Famine
Mastodon - Octopus Has No Friends
Jorn - Below
Alice In Chains - Check My Brain
Hull - Beyond The Lightless Sky
The Rods - Let Them Eat Metal
Bulletboys - Balls To The Wall
Sulaco - Build And Burn
Mortal Sin - Burned Into Your Soul
Wayne Static - Thunder Invader
Kyng - Porcelain
Warbringer - Demonic Ecstasy
Landmine Marathon - Morbidity
The Devil Wears Prada - Mammoth
Dead By Wednesday - God Like Feeling
Spater - Desolate Endeavor
Megadeth - Never Dead
Crowned By Fire - Sex With A Ghost
Anthrax - Judas Priest
Machine Head - Pearls Before The Swine
Lou Reed & Metallica - The View
Misfits - Ghost Of Frankenstein
Rose Funeral - Amidst Gehenna
Arch/Matheos - Neurotically Wired
Edge Of Paradise - Shredenstein
vader - The Black Eye
Fear Of God - Betrayed
Mastodon - All The Heavy Lifting
Wayne Static - Slave
Kyng - The Beauty Of The End/Shoreline Pt. 1 & 2
Anvil - 666
Dream Theater - Outcry
Thin Lizzy - Thunder And Lightning
Chrome Division - Long Distance Call Girl
Forced Entry - Bludgeon
Vio-lence - Phobophobia
Slayer - Cleanse The Soul
_______________________________________________
Recap by The Metal Wulf;
Lots and lots of new music, as anticipated. It's a busy time o' year, that's for damned sure!
Not that I'm complaining, 'cuz some of this stuff is pretty kick-ass!
Case in point: Worship Music by Anthrax!! Such a great disc, it's a shame I've gotta settle for a burned copy for the time being. I'll have the real thing in my hands before too long. If you're a fan, you need to purchase it, NOW!!! One of the best of the year, mark my words!
We played some tracks from Wayne Static's "Pighammer" disc, really good stuff to be honest, but then I always thought Static-X were cool as hell, anyway. Some of this new stuff is almost danceable, but I'll let you be the judge of whether or not that's a good thing. Me, well, I fully admit to movin' a bit, here and there...
The new Machine Head is incredible, at least what I've heard from it so far. Another case of, if you're a fan, it's fully worty of your collection. I'm definitely looking forward to hearing more.
Folks seem a little on the fence about the new Opeth release (Heritage), both production-wise and vocally. Personally, the clean vocals don't bother me in the least, but I'm more of an old-school fan, anyway. Back when I started listening to this stuff, there was no such thing as growling in metal!
And now I'm starting to sound old...
Shit...
Anyhoo, I've no complaints about anything I've heard off of Heritage. Once again, be your own judge, don't be swayed by the rantings of others. You've got a brain, so think for yerself, dammit!
Of course, not everything that's coming is completely killer. Definitely wasn't overwhelmed by the Bulletboys cover of Accept's "Balls To The Wall". This track features a puzzling mega-phone-like effect during the main verses, completely unnecessary. Marq Torien is actually a damned good singer, and I just don't get it. He should have just gone...well...balls to the wall with it...
And then Joe subjected us to a complete travesty.
Okay, I'm no big fan of Lou Reed, right out of the starting gate. Really, I just don't care about the guy. On the other hand, I really do love Metallica, especially the older stuff. I mean, say what you will about them now, but the first three albums are bona-fide classics.
Whoever thought that combining the talents of both parties, though, should be systematically hung, drawn, quartered, and fed piece by piece to a pack of starving, rabid poodles. The track in question, called "The View", is utterly disappointing. I mean, I really wanted to give it an honest try, and I'm just not feelin' it.
But hey, once again, that's just me, and if you think it's something you'd be interested in, by all means check it out.
We'd gotten into Joe's current sinus discomfort. He's not one to suffer from seasonal allergies or anything like that, but somehow he was just really congested. I'd mentioned how this is actually a rough time of year for me, telling how the goldenrod tends to kick my ass.
That's goldenrod, the plant, NOT Golden Rod the sex toy as some would have suggested...
Ahem...
Let's see...
Jeffie received a phone call from Azkath during the show, and started to mention something about eight owls.
Now, a few months ago, that would have sent everyone into mass panic. Actually, it almost did last night, but I had a thought.
I told Jeffie to go ahead and pass the message along, which is, in case you've forgotten, is "There are eight owls in my tree".
Previously, this would have triggered full-on Viking-rage in me, and Olaf would have come out for a visit, but, strangely, that didn't happen.
Which is completely fine by me, because that guy was completely out of his mind!
Must be that the head trauma that spawned Olaf in the first place didn't apply after I'd been cloned! Fine by me!
Somewhere during this discussion, something was mentioned about "intellectual property", mostly regarding the overall quality of the intellects involved.
My answer to that?
We don't call it the Stupid Room for nothin'!
Speaking of stupid, we were trying to keep the violence level of the show to a minimum last night, as Jeffie threatened to get naked if anybody hit him.
Now, at one point EVERYBODY was getting hit for one reason or another, but once Jeffie announced that, well, things got a little more peaceful VERY quickly!
Of course, at the end of the show, it stopped mattering, and Jeffie started getting naked anyway.
Couldn't tell ya much of what happened next, because I took the smart route and just closed my eyes...
Anyhoo, I'll be hanging back next week. Rick, Bill, Erica, and myself are goin' to check out Primus next Saturday night, and in order to get out early, I had to subject myself to an early Saturday shift. (Shudder...)
But, I'll be returning on the 14th, and then on the 21st, none of us will be on, as that show will be pre-recorded as we go in separate directions for the evening. Rick will be going to Ithaca to check out Sorrow of Batavia and L.A.'s Ana Kefr, while the rest of us go to see Warbringer, along with Landmine Marathon, Lazarus A.D., and Diamond Plate!
Good times!
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September 24, 2011 - Dave Returns!
Listen to the Show - Pictures
Playlist;
Jorn - Are You Ready
Gary Moore - Military Man
Rival Sons - Pressure And Time
Van Canto - The Higher Flight
Arch/Matheos - On The Fence
Megadeth - Never Dead
Opeth - Famine
Black Sabbath - Falling Off The Edge Of The World
Dream Theater - Bridges In The Sky
Burn Everything - Ambulance Chaser
Jonestown - Bloodless
Landmine Marathon - Liver And Lungs
Livarkahil - We Hail The Victory
Charred Walls Of the Damned - Bloodworm
Sulaco - It's Over Johnny
As You Drown - Rabid Wolves In Sheep's Clothing
Kyng - Bleed Easy
Adrenaline Mob - The Mob Rules
Of Mice And Men - Blame It
Exmortus - Destroy
Mortal Sin - Hatred
Anthrax - Crawl
Mastodon - Octopus Has No Friends
Crowned By Fire - Witch In The Window
Warbringer - Savagery
Machine Head - Witch Hunt
Edge Of Paradise - Tail Of The Gun
Dead By Wednesday - All The World Is Waiting
Brutal Truth - Killing Planet Earth
Anvil - Metal On Metal
3 - Sparrow
Pathology - Media Consumption
Borderline Suicide - Take It All Away
Rose Funeral - Beyond The Entombed
Pantera - Domination
Earthbound - I Declare War
Metallica - Seek & Destroy
Careless - Between The Mayhem
Forced Entry - Octoclops
Mahavatar - Light Comes Out Of Dark
Machine Head - The Sentinel
Sulaco - Dingy Metropolis
Renaissance Of Fools - Ordinary Mans Diary
Alice Cooper - A Runaway Train
Anubis Gate - World In A Dome
Divine Ascension - Another Battlefield
Mastodon - Creature Lives
Saxon - Back In '79
Vader - Come See My Sacrifice
___________________________________________________
Recap by The Metal Wulf;
Well, it was pretty much back to the normal routine after skipping a show to take in a Last Exit For The Lost Presents event at The Haunt in Ithaca. That particular show featured Sanjuro Fields, Psyche Corporation, The Lobster Quadrille, and Zadoc...& The Nightmare, and kicked ass from beginning to end. Not a metal show as such, but a great evening of very different sounds and styles, and there's not a damned thing wrong with that!
And that was just five days after Rick, Bill, Erica, and myself had taken in another incredible show at The Montage in Rochester. That one featured DevilDriver with Skeletonwitch, Chthonic, and locals Othin opening the whole thing. Gotta say this: Chthonic are fucking INCREDIBLE, and if you missed their show this time, you need to make it a point to check them out if they come back through the area. You will NOT be disappointed!
Anyhoo, so much for playing catch-up...
Our most recent show could best be described as special. And if you tuned in, you know just how "special" I mean...
Dave hadn't joined us in studio in over two years. Bear in mind, that last visit was the night of the Super Dave Challenge, where Joe got screwed out of $10,000.
I think Joe might still be a little pissed about that...
Of course, pairing Dave up with Jeffie is never a good thing. I think the only thing that would have made the night lean more toward catastrophe would be if Justjoe were included in the mayhem, and I don't think any of us would survive that.
Hmmmmm, maybe I need to stop tempting fate...
I've gotta say this: I LOVE taunting Dave about the whole wolf thing. After the whole hoax thing was revealed, it was always funny seeing Dave in Ithaca and telling him, "Hey, Dave, I'm not really a wolf!"
Seriously, any other time watching a grown man/child cry would NOT be funny in the least, but with Dave, it's fucking HILARIOUS!
Well, I made Dave's night during his visit when I told him that now I really AM a werewolf, thanks to Jeffie's genetic tamperings. Yep, Dave was pretty damned chirpy after telling him that! Unfortunately, it was the wrong time of the month to make the most of the "good" news.
Good for Dave, anyway...
So, we'd asked Jeffie where he was the week before, as he had said he'd be at The Haunt. He claimed that he and Dave had gone to the wrong club. As in, the kind of club where dollars go into g-strings...
GUY'S g-strings...
Apparently Dave walked out with a lotta singles that night...
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!
Didn't take long for things to degenerate into silliness, as what could only be defined as a tickly orgy ensued, getting almost everybody involved. If I had to judge, I'd almost have to say that Josh is probably the most ticklish of the Onslaught crew. I'm sure he'll appreciate my sharing that!
(C'mon Josh, you know you're fine with the ladies knowing you're ticklish!)
The evening culminated with a wrestling match between Dave and Jeffie, that further degenerated into more tickling and just general pandemonium. Jeffie even called for some play by play, so I attempted to provide my best Jim Ross (WWE announcer) impersonation. Probably failed miserably, as well, but it's all cool.
And, yeah, that's pretty much the most pertinent of the evening's events. I mean, there was mention at some point in the latter part of the evening about my "Smurf-kini", but I'm sure folks would rather just not hear the gory details regarding that...
Playlist;
Jorn - Are You Ready
Gary Moore - Military Man
Rival Sons - Pressure And Time
Van Canto - The Higher Flight
Arch/Matheos - On The Fence
Megadeth - Never Dead
Opeth - Famine
Black Sabbath - Falling Off The Edge Of The World
Dream Theater - Bridges In The Sky
Burn Everything - Ambulance Chaser
Jonestown - Bloodless
Landmine Marathon - Liver And Lungs
Livarkahil - We Hail The Victory
Charred Walls Of the Damned - Bloodworm
Sulaco - It's Over Johnny
As You Drown - Rabid Wolves In Sheep's Clothing
Kyng - Bleed Easy
Adrenaline Mob - The Mob Rules
Of Mice And Men - Blame It
Exmortus - Destroy
Mortal Sin - Hatred
Anthrax - Crawl
Mastodon - Octopus Has No Friends
Crowned By Fire - Witch In The Window
Warbringer - Savagery
Machine Head - Witch Hunt
Edge Of Paradise - Tail Of The Gun
Dead By Wednesday - All The World Is Waiting
Brutal Truth - Killing Planet Earth
Anvil - Metal On Metal
3 - Sparrow
Pathology - Media Consumption
Borderline Suicide - Take It All Away
Rose Funeral - Beyond The Entombed
Pantera - Domination
Earthbound - I Declare War
Metallica - Seek & Destroy
Careless - Between The Mayhem
Forced Entry - Octoclops
Mahavatar - Light Comes Out Of Dark
Machine Head - The Sentinel
Sulaco - Dingy Metropolis
Renaissance Of Fools - Ordinary Mans Diary
Alice Cooper - A Runaway Train
Anubis Gate - World In A Dome
Divine Ascension - Another Battlefield
Mastodon - Creature Lives
Saxon - Back In '79
Vader - Come See My Sacrifice
___________________________________________________
Recap by The Metal Wulf;
Well, it was pretty much back to the normal routine after skipping a show to take in a Last Exit For The Lost Presents event at The Haunt in Ithaca. That particular show featured Sanjuro Fields, Psyche Corporation, The Lobster Quadrille, and Zadoc...& The Nightmare, and kicked ass from beginning to end. Not a metal show as such, but a great evening of very different sounds and styles, and there's not a damned thing wrong with that!
And that was just five days after Rick, Bill, Erica, and myself had taken in another incredible show at The Montage in Rochester. That one featured DevilDriver with Skeletonwitch, Chthonic, and locals Othin opening the whole thing. Gotta say this: Chthonic are fucking INCREDIBLE, and if you missed their show this time, you need to make it a point to check them out if they come back through the area. You will NOT be disappointed!
Anyhoo, so much for playing catch-up...
Our most recent show could best be described as special. And if you tuned in, you know just how "special" I mean...
Dave hadn't joined us in studio in over two years. Bear in mind, that last visit was the night of the Super Dave Challenge, where Joe got screwed out of $10,000.
I think Joe might still be a little pissed about that...
Of course, pairing Dave up with Jeffie is never a good thing. I think the only thing that would have made the night lean more toward catastrophe would be if Justjoe were included in the mayhem, and I don't think any of us would survive that.
Hmmmmm, maybe I need to stop tempting fate...
I've gotta say this: I LOVE taunting Dave about the whole wolf thing. After the whole hoax thing was revealed, it was always funny seeing Dave in Ithaca and telling him, "Hey, Dave, I'm not really a wolf!"
Seriously, any other time watching a grown man/child cry would NOT be funny in the least, but with Dave, it's fucking HILARIOUS!
Well, I made Dave's night during his visit when I told him that now I really AM a werewolf, thanks to Jeffie's genetic tamperings. Yep, Dave was pretty damned chirpy after telling him that! Unfortunately, it was the wrong time of the month to make the most of the "good" news.
Good for Dave, anyway...
So, we'd asked Jeffie where he was the week before, as he had said he'd be at The Haunt. He claimed that he and Dave had gone to the wrong club. As in, the kind of club where dollars go into g-strings...
GUY'S g-strings...
Apparently Dave walked out with a lotta singles that night...
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!
Didn't take long for things to degenerate into silliness, as what could only be defined as a tickly orgy ensued, getting almost everybody involved. If I had to judge, I'd almost have to say that Josh is probably the most ticklish of the Onslaught crew. I'm sure he'll appreciate my sharing that!
(C'mon Josh, you know you're fine with the ladies knowing you're ticklish!)
The evening culminated with a wrestling match between Dave and Jeffie, that further degenerated into more tickling and just general pandemonium. Jeffie even called for some play by play, so I attempted to provide my best Jim Ross (WWE announcer) impersonation. Probably failed miserably, as well, but it's all cool.
And, yeah, that's pretty much the most pertinent of the evening's events. I mean, there was mention at some point in the latter part of the evening about my "Smurf-kini", but I'm sure folks would rather just not hear the gory details regarding that...
Labels:
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Metal,
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radio,
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underground,
violence,
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