
"Hair metal" has become a genre that is often used in a derogative way, and lots of great albums from that period were unfairly lumped in with lesser ones as a result. Your hosts Aaron Alcott and Bryon Dudley aim to reclaim them!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Aaron and Bryon take on a lesser-known hair metal classic, the 1988 self-titled debut from trashy Victorian glam rockers Britny Fox! Learn their fascinating (and somewhat tragic) back story, their connections to Cinderella, and more, in the latest an... more
In celebration of the sequel to the greatest (and first!) rockumentary, Aaron and Bryon tackle this essential compilation of the legendary Spinal Tap's beginnings and early years. From their beginnings as a 60s pop band, through their heavy metal pha... more
Aaron and Bryon take an episode to share thoughts and memories about the great trailblazer Ozzy Osbourne - his life, his legacy, and his legend.
Aaron and Bryon tackle a relatively more obscure hair metal classic, the debut album by Bonham! Learn about Jason Bonham's life in drums, his connection to Dokken, what the title The Disregard Of Timekeeping means, and more! Plus: Special Guest Bleuj... more
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These guys are the guys that I would’ve hung out with in high school at my lunch table. With these two, we would’ve been a powerhouse of 5!
They do their homework, show up with the receipts, yet they still run more on opinion which creates a perfect lunch table debate (btw, it’s pronounced SKEE-OH.)
They even managed to make Warrant sound interesting!
Keep it up guys!
Fun topics but the hosts talk over each other constantly making listening a challenge. They don’t really have a conversation, just have chambered what they want to say and interrupt each other, with no real listening.
These guys are super passionate about hair metal. If you are a fan of the genre, you’ll learn tons of stuff you didn’t know and have some laughs. A super chill, easy listening pod for people who remember what it’s like to buy hairspray by the case.
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This show offers an entertaining exploration of the often-underappreciated hair metal genre, aiming to reclaim the legacy of notable albums and bands that have fallen out of favor. The hosts engage in lively discussions, diving into the stories behind various hair metal artists and their music, from lesser-known acts to iconic bands, reflecting on the cultural significance and influences of the era. Noteworthy features include interviews with guests, personal anecdotes, and a humorous approach that resonates with fans of the genre, making it an appealing listen for those nostalgic about the music and culture of the 80s and 90s.
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2. Kent Westlink
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