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I'm so happy I found this channel. Never really had anybody talk music with me. Lol My top 5: 5. Yes - Ritual 4. Rush - Natural Science 3. U.K. - Carrying No Cross 2. Pink Floyd - Echoes 1. King Crimson - Starless
The Best Closer in my opinion, is Won't get Fooled again by The Who. Here are some others; Pink Floyd - Echoes Judas Priest - One shot at glory Iron Maiden - To Tame a Land Grateful Dead - Casey Jones/Truckin/Weather Report Suite Led Zeppelin - Bring it on Home The Doors - The End Opeth - To Bid You Farewell Yes - Survival Uriah Heep - The Spell Styx - Suite Madam Blue Genesis - Supper's Ready Scorpions - Lonesome Crow Thin Lizzy - Emerald REO Speedwagon - Golden County (Both from TWO and Live) Blue Oyster Cult - Astronomy Dream Theater - Learning to Live Slipknot - Iowa
You also picked what I assumed were a few "no-brainers", like "Won't Get Fooled again, "Supper's Ready", "Echoes" and "Astronomy", but when you're dealing with grown men fixated on bands with names like Satan, and kiddie crap like Kiss, etc., etc., apparently there's, literally, a serious lack of brains among them.
Takeaways from tonight's episode: First a note: due to working late, I was unable to watch the "Wet fart in church" episode until later in the week last time; hence if you were looking for takeaways, I didn't post them...but I'm back today 1. Ryan, Rob, Steve, Karen, Butch, Craig, Bryce and 52 minutes into the show we get Ralph in the house tonight... 2. "Tingles" 3. Ryan spent Easter at a Satan concert... 4. Butch scored points with his high school English teacher with Rime of The Ancient Mariner... 5. "I'm going to go with Pete and Karen's favorite band...W.A.S.P" 6. "...my favorite band from Yonkers..." 7. "You don't speak Czechoslovakian?" 8. A guitarist named Necrocock. (A quick Google check reveals his name is apparently Tom or Tomas Necrocock) 9. "I know a lot of douchey people like The Sword." 10. Karen: "What happened to Keeler?" Rob: "He melted into the posters" 11. Rob: What's wrong with me?" Karen: "Lot's. More than we can get into on this show" 12. "Maybe it was the last song on the 8-Track" 13. "Enough said, Bitches" 14. "I thought it was 9pm" 15. A song called "Soft Mouth Vagina" 16. "And you said I'd have no competition for Necrocock" 17. "Sounds like if Motorhead was really, really into Satan. That's all I'm gonna say" 18. Butch to Steve: " Are you sure that's the last song" 19. "There's a god in my soup" 20. Shit busters and shit demons.... 21. Steve: "So the albums all about poop" Ralph: "Pretty much" 22. We have an appearance from Ryan's dog at 1 hour 14 minutes and 42 seconds of the show...
That's awesome Butch my chemistry teacher Mr. Winterburn in high school was really into classical music and I lent him the first two Yngwie records to him and he really dug them. A very cool feeling as he was a great teacher. Bless you Sir!
Great episode everyone! Nothing like the Hudson Valley Squares to brighten up my day! My five picks are: 1) "The Show Must Go On" from Queen's 'Innuendo' (1991) 2) "Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution" from AC/DC's 'Back in Black' (1980) 3) "The Outlaw Torn" from Metallica's 'Load' (1996) 4) "Alexander the Great" from Iron Maiden's 'Somewhere in Time' (1986) 5) "The Writ" from Black Sabbath's 'Sabotage' (1975)
1. Thin Lizzy - Emerald 2. Bad Company - Seagull 3. Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times 4. The Beatles - A Day In the Life 5. Nazareth - Please Don't Judas Me
1) Lonely is the Word 2) Hallowed Be Thy Name 3) The Garden - Rush "Clockwork Angels" - Neil's last song on the last album about what a person leaves behind when they are gone. Makes me emotional every time I listen 4) La Villa Strangiato 5) Say Goodbye - Allied Forces (Triumph)
In no particular order: Keeper Of The Seven Keys - Helloween, Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Iron Maiden, Glory to the Brave - Hammerfall, And the story Ends - Blind Guardian, A Sorcerer's Pledge - Candlemass Honorable: Karnstein Castle - Briton Rites, Battle Hymn - Manowar, EDIT: Missed one (my excuse is it was 5 am, I am not getting the olds yet!): Treasure Island - Running Wild
I don't know about best song but goddamn it's a good ass I feel underrated megadeth song, top 5 of theirs, everytime I hear it I get pumped up. I get psychtron just randomly pop into my head, I say that's my favorite meg album!! Even with some of the songs me being tired of hearing them.
@@remnantsofasoundblast While the first side of this LP contains 4 of the most iconic tracks in rock history, side two is not exactly chopped liver. They definitely saved one of the best for last. 'Levee' rocks!
"Mistral Wind" is a PERFECT pick!! Talk about "epic" endings!!! They couldn't think of that with all the burn out death metal flying around in their heads...
Rush - Natural Science, Between The Wheels, La Villa Strangiato Marillion - Neverland Queen - The Show Must Go On Rainbow - A Light In The Black Thin Lizzy - Roisin Dubh
Awsome Craig that you picked Dangerous But Worth the Risk. That record has been in heavy rotation recently and always thought it a great bookend. What a fun yet serious and mature record for them.
1. Eyes of A Stranger ('Ryche) 2. Billy's Got A Gun (Leppard) 3. Hook In Mouth ('Deth) 4. Devil's Child (Priest) 5. Damge, Inc. ('Talica) Pissed I forgot about "Diary of a Madman" and "Love To Love". I'd probably take out #4 and #5 for those. So many choices...
My favorites: 5. Strike Of The Beast (Exodus) 4. Solitude (Overkill) 3. Only The Good Die Young (Iron Maiden) 2. Raining Blood (Slayer) 1. Damage Inc (Metallica)
Some of my favs in no particular order...Magnum Opus - Kansas, Riders On The Storm - The Doors, Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End - The Beatles, Green Grass & High Tides - The Outlaws, Prelude 12/Suite Madam Blue - Styx.
Some faves (not ranked): 1. Queen - "The Show Must Go On" (Innuendo) 2. Deep Purple - "Hard Lovin' Man" (Deep Purple in Rock) 3. Meshuggah - "Elastic" (Chaosphere) 4. Death - "Killing Spree" (Spiritual Healing) 5. Live - "White, Discussion" (Throwing Copper) [Note: not counting the hidden track] 6. Magma - "De Futura" (Udu Wudu) 7. Todd Rundgren - "A Treatise on Cosmic Fire" (Initiation) 8. Rush - "Cygnus X-1 Book I: The Voyage" (A Farewell to Kings) 9. Warren Zevon - "Desperados Under the Eaves" (Warren Zevon) 10. Cher - "After All" (Heart of Stone) 11. Kate Bush - "This Woman's Work" (The Sensual World) Countless others...
My 5 Top Album Closers 1. Dark Funeral - Secrets of The Black Arts 2. Mayhem - De Myseriis Dom Sathanas 3. Darkthrone - Pagan Winter 4. Morbid Angel - Hatework 5. Bolt Thrower - When Cannons Fade
Wishbone Ash - Throw Down the Sword King Crimson - Starless Fleetwood Mac - Why Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Child (Slight Return) ***FREE BIRD!!!!*** The Skynyrd fans have spoken Van Der Graaf Generator - Childlike Faith in Childhood's End Many honorable mentions: Judas Priest - Island of Domination, Black Sabbath - Over and Over, Renaissance - Song of Scheherazade, Blue Öyster Cult - Astronomy, Pink Floyd - Echoes, Kansas - Death of Mother Nature Suite, The Doors - The End. So many others that were mentioned and are still flashing in my head.
Hi Guys and Karen. Excellent show. Pete and Butch, you were pretty accurate with your picks from the other episode. You guys picked the majority of mine (Maiden, Priest, Mercyful Fate, Megadeth, Rainbow, Accept, Metallica). I have a few so here goes. 1. Queensryche - Eyes Of A Stranger 2. Frank Marino - Juggernaut 3. Candlemass - A Sorcerer's Pledge or Lucifer Rising ( Death Magic Doom) 4. Rush - La Villa Strangiato 5. Symphoony X - The Odyssey 6. Black Sabbath - Warning or Lonely Is The Word 7. Blue Oyster Cult - Astronomy 8. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird 9. Scorpions - Lonesome Crow 10. Steely Dan - The Royal Scam
Kudos for bringing up On Fire (Van Halen) Dirty Women ( Black Sabbath), Metal Militia ( Metallica), Cygnus X1 (Rush), To tame a Land (Maiden) and I nearly thought you were going to miss this one : I believe in you ( Y&T) the epic closer of their Earthshaker masterpiece! A couple more: Queensryche: roads to madness Deep Purple : you keep on moving ( fantastic!) Anthrax : howling furies Pink Floyd : echoes Holocaust: the nightcomers Dream Theater: the count of Tuscany
Excellent, I’m not really an extreme metal fan, but today marks my first Ryan recommendation I really liked and will investigate further, Zemial In monumentum was very good.
My top 5... Thin Lizzy - Róisín Dubh. The Damned - Smash It Up Part 2. Rory Gallagher - Crest of a Wave. The Tea Party - Walk With Me. Pentagram - Wartime. Honorable mentions... Gary Moore - Blood of Emeralds. Alice in Chains - Over Now. Captain Beyond - Everything's a Circle. The Obsessed - River of Soul. Earthless - Cherry Red (Groundhogs cover).
5. This Heat's Testcard (This Heat) 4. Brian Eno's Taking Tiger Mountain (Taking Tiger Mountain) 3. Cybotron's Sonic Overide (Cybotron) 2. Joy Division's I Remember Nothing (Unknown Pleasures) 1. David Bowie's Subterraneans (Low) HMs: The Beatles' Tomorrow Never Knows (Revolver), King Crimson's Larks' Tongues in Aspic Part III (Three of a Perfect Pair), Rush's Between the Wheels (Grace Under Pressure), The Smiths' Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others (The Queen is Dead) and MF Doom's Kookies (MM...FOOD) Thanks for the program!
For those who haven't seen the videos, and for those who missed the supremely awesome Hell's Heroes Fest in Houston, Tom Warrior played a Hellhammer set one night and a Celtic Frost set to close out the festival. What was so unique about it was that the band played the songs near the original keys and in the correct tempos, something they've been much more experimental with in recent years. I highly recommend everyone find the videos and check them out.
My Top 5: Queen - Was It All Worth It Whitesnake - Sailing Ships Iron Maiden - Alexander The Great Helloween - Keeper Of The Seven Keys Kiss - Black Diamond
Tough to only pick 5 so will stick to one per artist/group. In no particular order: Black Sabbath-Sabotage-The Writ The Beatles-Revolver-Tomorrow Never Knows KISS-KISS-Black Diamond Queen-Innuendo-The Show Most Go On Iron Maiden-Powerslave-Rime of the Ancient Mariner … and many more. 🎶 🎸
Staying away for the obvious Hallowed be thy name, Levee Breaks, Into the Void, Tush, Echoes, You Can't always get and Whole Lotta Rosie etc. to mention some others - Don't wake the Lion - Magnum (Wings of Heaven). As Steven Reid would state, this takes you on "a journey" and then some. Perhaps one of the greatest anti-war epics ever written, and it remains quintessentially Magnum. Shooting Stars - Rival Sons (Feral Roots). Simply put, the best closer on a hard rock album I've heard in decades. Incredible end to a great album. Hell On Earth - Iron Maiden (Senjutsu). Can't wait to hear this live as it could well become their new Fear of the Dark. Skyfall - Helloween. The band throw everything at this track, making you smile ear to ear. Billy's got a gun - Def Leppard (Pyromania). Ends the album on a bleak and slightly sombre note, providing the album with some gravitas. Sailing Ships - Whitesnake (Slip of the tongue). This is a reminder that Mr. Coverdale is a formidable songwriter and can deliver beyond wine, women, and "simple" song. High Hopes - Beautifully crafted, it's simply lush and gorgeous. The grass was greener... Princess of the Dawn - Accept (Restless & Wild). On any other Accept album, this could open rather than close. The Garden - Rush (Clockwork Angels). The most fitting way to close not just an album but a huge musical chapter. "The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect, so hard to earn so easily burned. In the fullness of time a garden to nurture and protect". The garden is a poignant metaphor for life. It's equally hopeful and heart-breaking at the same time. It makes me weep with gratitude for the music these three gentlemen have gifted us and also mourn for the loss for music that potentially was yet to come. Like everyone, I wish we could see them live one more time. The professor. Sorely missed and fondly remembered, now tending your own garden. Allahumma man 'ahyaytahu minnaa fa'ahyihi 'alal-'Islaami, wa man tawaffaytahu minnaa fatawaffahu 'alal-'eemaani, Allahumma laa tahrimnaa 'ajrahu wa laa tudhillanaa ba'dahu. (Islamic prayer for loved ones who have passed away)
Some awesome picks for album closers. Here are 5 of my favorite album closers that came to mind right away (no order). 1. Nechochwen - Across the Divide from Kanawha Black (2022, blackened folk metal/progressive rock/death metal) 2. My Chemical Romance - Famous Last Words from The Black Parade (2006, alternative rock/emo) 3. Wormrot - Glass Shards from Hiss (2022, grindcore) 4. Rise Against - Survive from The Sufferer & The Witness (2006, melodic hardcore) 5. Nirvana - All Apologies from In Utero (1993, grunge/alternative rock/punk rock/noise rock)
I'm just going to take Pete's advice and go with the ones that come to mind. 1. I'm Gonna Crawl- Led Zeppelin Beautiful and sad. It sounds just like what it would become- the end of an era. 2. Going Home- Rolling Stones From the American edition of Aftermath. The UK had more songs but I think the US has the better cover. 3. Someday Never Comes- CCR The closing track from the Chronicle compilation. Originally from Mardi Gras, everybody's least favorite CCR album (even that had a gem on it) 4. Starship Trooper- Yes From Yessongs. After over 2 hours of Yes, they kicked it off with my favorite 5. Medley: Voodoo Chile/Star Spangled Banner/ Purple Haze/ Villanova Junction- Jimi Hendrix Woodstock soundtrack. Jimi Hendrix agreed to play on the condition we could close the festival. And what a conclusion! Other worthy mentions: The Show Must Go On- Queen Much like Led Zeppelin 's In Through The Out Door, a farewell song before a farewell was official The Soft Parade- Doors They saved the best for last here! I'm A Boy- The Who (Meaty Beaty Big And Bouncy) From the perfect compilation!
I can beat Butch. We were studying Rime in English class senior year. Like Butch, I told my teacher about the song and she listened to it. Next day we listened to it in class! My favorite moment in my senior year!
Van Halen On Fire Acdc Whole Lotta Rosie Deep Purple Space Truckin Iron Maiden Hollow be thy Name Metallica Damage INC Dio Shame on the Night Led Zeppelin The Ocean
Mine are in no particular order 1. Raining Blood-Slayer 2. Astronomy-Blue Oyster Cult. 3. On Fire-Van Halen. 4. Sick Again-Led Zeppelin 5. Lonely Is The Word-Black Sabbath. Honorable Mentions 6. Voodoo Child(Slight Return)-The Jimi Hendrix Experience. 7. Little Bit Of Sympathy-Robin Trower 8. Roads To Madness-Queensryche. 9. Rhyme Of The Ancient Mariner-Iron Maiden. 10. A Light In The Black-Rainbow
AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie ( Let There Be Rock ) KISS - Strange Ways ( Hotter Than Hell ) Guns N Roses - Rocket Queen ( Appetite For Destruction ) Metallica - Damage Inc. ( Master of Puppets ) Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman ( Diary of a Madman )
My favorite closers are: 5. Solitude (Overkill) 4. Under The Guillotine (Kreator) 3. Raining Blood (Slayer) 2. To Tame A Land Iron) Maiden) 1. Damage Inc (Metallica) Honorable mentions in no particular order: Bombenhagel (Sodom) Rime Of The Ancient Mariner (Iron Maiden) Hallowed Be Thy Name Iron) Maiden) Dyers Eve (Metallica) Musical Death (A Durge) (Testament) Strike Of The Beast (Exodus).
I know an album ender is almost sinonimous with epic, but what about "we wish you well" from Whitesnake? Just minute and a half but for me it's a beautiful, endearing way of finishing the album, always leaves me with a good vibe. Thanks 🍺🤘
Rolling Stones - Salt Of The Earth Thin Lizzy - Emerald Judas Priest - One Shot At Glory Blue Oyster Cult - Astronomy The Who - Love, Reign O'er Me Morbid Angel - God Of Emptiness Rush - Vital Signs Slayer - Spill The Blood
My 5 Favorite Album Closers right now are in no particular order : 1) Iron Maiden : To Tame A Land 2) Extreme : Hole Hearted 3) The Beatles : A Day In The Life 4) Kiss : Black Diamond 5) Ozzy Osbourne : Diary Of A Madman.
Phenomenal show as usual. Loved every minute. A quick 5 from me: Spiral Architect - Black Sabbath Lost Horizons - Michael Schenker Group Dallas 1PM - Saxon Princess of the Dawn - Accept Battle Hymn - Manowar
I love that Ryan Skow considers Opeth way too commercial/not death metal enough for his tastes and he can be on the same show as Bryce waving the flag a WASP song that came out before he was born. This show is very entertaining :)
Haven’t listened to the squares in a while. Always love to get schooled by Ryan, Nick, and now Ralf; where do they find that stuff? Some great songs in there: Limb From Limb, Emerald, Cygnus X-1 Book 1. I would add Little Bit of Sympathy by Trower. How about the fantastic ballad You See Me Crying! I must say that it’s much tougher to name closers than openers.
The one that instantly came to mind is "The End" from the Doors' debut. Also, in no particular order..... "The Garden" from Rush. The final track on their final album, Clockwork Angels. "When the Levee Breaks" from Led Zeppelin IV. I'm sick of the album and haven't listened to it in years but this song is still great. "The Fountain of Salmacis" from the Genesis album Nursery Crime. "Jungleland" from Bruce's Born to Run. SImply amazing. Thanks, Pete.
Sorry guys but I love both Lonely is the Word and Over and Over! But thanks Pete for mentioning Fairies Wear Boots and double thanks to Craig for mentioning On Fire! One if the best album closers ever!!!!
I'm a Dio freak bro! Like that's all I listened to for a year, there was a time during that where I would put on the mob and skip to over and over and just listen to that from the album that's how good of a closer it is!
my picks ,some have already been said , but they are great for a reason, UFO-love to love, and This Kids and A light in the Black-Rainbow, Emerald-Thin Lizzy, Led Zeppelin-When the Levee Breaks. Some other one's that weren't mentioned, (at least i don't think they were mentioned) AC/DC-Rock n Roll Ain't Noise Pollution, Max Webster-In context of the moon, The Doors- Riders on the Storm, Jimi Hendrix-Are You Experienced, Budgie-"Napoleon Bona-Part One,"Napoleon Bona-Part Two" Kiss-Strange Ways
Here’s some that nobody mentioned. The Writ - Black Sabbath On Fire - Van Halen Parents, Living On Your Own, Napoleon Bona and Don’t Dilute the Water - Budgie Salisbury - Uriah Heep Deserted Cities of the Heart - Cream Fingerprint File - The Rolling Stones Sheep - Pink Floyd Suppers Ready - Genesis Effigy - CCR Ballad of Hollis Brown and Please Don’t Judas Me - Nazareth Eruption - Focus Perpetual Change - Yes River - Gentle Giant Karn Evil 9 - ELP Could’ve picked a lot more but I didn’t want this to go on for longer than it already is.
6) Diary of a Madman 5) Brain Dance- Annihilator 4) Rocket Queen-GNR 3) Thorazine Shuffle- Savatage 2) Love to Love-UFO 1) Roads to Madness-Queensryche ( off the top of my head)
I’m shocked nobody mentioned one closer from any one of Dokken’s first 3 albums. Here’s some low hanging fruit, Eyes of a Stranger. Rush’s Between the Wheels is a strong closer as is Vital Signs.
Sonic Mycelium from Voivod’s The Wake is a brilliant close to that album. It takes musical ideas from the previous songs and summarizes the whole album in one song. Genius move. Evil Spells on Morbid Angel’s Altars of Madness is another top choice as is God of Emptiness from Covenant. Forever on Nevernore’s Dreaming Neon Black is genius. A bleak end to a bleak album. Collapse of Light on Porcupine Tree’s In Absentia also hits the spot for me. Lastly, When The Wild Wind Blows on Iron Maiden’s Final Frontier is great as was Journeyman on Dance of Death…
"Dyer's Eve" (Metallica) "Under the Sun (Every Day Just Comes and Goes)" (Black Sabbath) "Seasons in the Abyss" (Slayer) "Fear of the Dark" (Iron Maiden) "M.I.A." (Avenged Sevenfold)
Stephen talks about Overkill. Now first of all, The Years Of Decay was released in 1989, not 1987. And second, Who Tends The Fire is not a closing track. It is 7th out of 9.
5. Kiss -- Strange Ways from "Hotter Than Hell" 4. Gamma Ray -- Armageddon from "Power Plant" 3. AC/DC -- Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution from "Back in Black" 2. Thin Lizzy -- Roisin Dubh (Black Rose) from "Black Rose" 1. Helloween -- Keeper of the Seven Keys from "Keeper of the Seven Keys Pt. 2"
Pink Floyd - Echoes Led Zeppelin - When the levee breaks Iron Maiden - Alexander the Great Haken - Visions BÖC - Astronomy Candlemass - A sorcerer's pledge Genesis - Supper's ready Gentle Giant - In a glass house Rush - La Villa Strangiato Yes - Heart of the sunrise The Doors - The end Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo child Allman Brothers Band - Whipping post Fleetwood Mac - Gold dust woman
So many great closing tracks mentioned in the conversation and comments. To Tame a Land, Alexander the Great, Under the Sun, Into the Void, Emerald, Black Rose, Orgasmatron, Out of the Sun, One Shot at Glory, Dissident Aggressor, Cygnus x-1, Melissa, Loudness: Devil Soldier, Ashes in your Mouth, Rust in Peace…Polaris, Outer Isolation by Vektor, Hidden Genocide by Gorod, War Machine, Diary of a Madman… tons of other too🤘🏻
Morbid Angel - God of emptiness / Hatework Exodus - Strike of the beast Rush - Natural science Accept - Princess of the dawn Kate Bush - Get out of my house / Hammer horror Supertramp - Child of vision Death - Scream bloody gore Great pick on Gospel of the horns Ryan. Killer album. Steve Keeler you are right. How did I forget it….SPIRAL ARCHITECT for sure.
That Gospel is a favorite of mine. I know they had to record the whole thing soup to nuts twice because of some fuckery, and the original version is totally lost unlike Obsessed by Cruelty, but maybe one day a lost copy will turn up and i can hear that too!
By the way I bought the Gospel album when it came out in ‘02 but when I received it back then I said “who the fuck is Invictus?” must be new!! i look into it and he’s only got two other releases I could see, both Aussie, so I assumed he was originally from there too. Didn’t know either of those in ‘02 either. “Who the fuck is Vomitor and who the fuck is Slaughter Lord???” but I figured the Gospel album was so good the others were worth a listen and there you go 😂
I can totally relate to that English teacher story. I had a few great teachers like that. Also later in life, I relished telling some friends who were Tolkien fans about Blind Guardian's 'Nightfall In Middle Earth' and how it was inspired by The Silmarillion. I let them hear it and they were extremely impressed. One good friend who is sadly no longer with us even came to see Blind Guardian with me in 2010 after I turned him on to their stuff.
My top 10: AC/DC - Night Prowler Alice In Chains - Would? Black Sabbath - Under the Sun Corrosion of Conformity - In the Arms of God The Doors - Riders of the Storm Down - Bury Me in Smoke Guns N Roses - Coma Pantera - I’ll Cast a Shadow Prince - Purple Rain Type O Negative - Gravitational Constant
i) Hallowed be Thy Name - Iron Maiden ii) Count of Tuscany - Dream Theater iii) White Walls - BTBAM iv) Blackwater Park - Opeth v) Haken - Celestial Elixir vi) Kiss - Black Diamond vii) Slayer - Seasons in the Abyss viii) Natural Science - Rush ix) King Buffalo - Firmament x) Neal Morse Band - Beyond the Years
