When Testament finished touring behind their debut album The Legacy, they had zero songs written for a follow-up. The label didn’t care—they demanded another record immediately. Scrambling to fulfill their contract’s 40-minute minimum, the Bay Area thrash band wrote The New Order in the studio, added an Aerosmith cover, tossed in some classical-influenced instrumentals, and somehow delivered one of 1988’s most essential thrash metal albums.In this episode of Dig Me Out 80s Metal, hosts Jason Ziak,

00:00:00 | House on Fire (feat. Martha Wainwright)  | Patrick Watson00:04:06 | Brett Maybee00:05:38 | NUTHIN BUT A _G_ THANG  | Kassa Overall00:10:32 | I Wish I Didn't Waste Your Time   | Thundercat00:12:59 | Mama Say  | Ibibio Sound Machine00:17:31 | Brett Maybee00:18:54 | The Buffalo Know  | Pj Vegas & Tippie00:21:55 | Snakehold  | Sebastian Gaskin00:25:25 | Pressure Breakdown  | Groove Armada00:32:36 | Brett Maybee00:34:30 | Swing For The Fences  | Elton John & Brandi

00:00:00 | Tanana  | Portugal. The Man00:03:55 | Brett Maybee00:05:19 | Diggin_in_the_Garden  | Leo & the Goat00:10:14 | Mrs Blue   | Tommy Down00:14:45 | Bananafish Revolution  | Samantha Crain00:18:45 | Brett Maybee00:20:36 | Flea   | St. Vincent00:24:37 | Eternal  | Kind of Sea00:29:57 | Brett Maybee00:31:38 | The Blood Moon  | Bloc Party00:35:01 | Do You Think of Me  | Sara Kae00:39:01 | Ferris Wheel  | Ásgeir00:42:18 | Wake  | Madison Cunningham, Fleet Foxes00:46:26 | Brett

This week, we release an episode we’ve dreaded making — but knew we had to. Last week, we lost Ace Frehley. A giant part of our childhoods, and of rock ‘n’ roll itself, is gone. The songs, the solos, the character, the swagger — the guitar pyrotechnics — have all gone the way of Jendell. In this episode, we share our thoughts on Ace’s passing, his legacy, his place in our collective consciousness, and the reminder of how fragile life can be. But above all, we find ways to laugh. It doesn’t take

"Breakfast With the Beatles" - Host ChaChi Loprete

00:00:00 | There  | Wyatt C. Louis00:03:10 | Brett Maybee00:04:44 | the one  | Gabriel Jacoby00:07:08 | Compete With Loneliness  | Julian Taylor00:09:08 | My Melody  | TEED00:13:48 | Complicated  | Violet Night00:16:16 | Brett Maybee00:17:41 | Sorry   | Parcels00:20:52 | Even if it's Just a Dream  | Sword II00:24:53 | This Is Not The Song I Wrote (feat. Joey Dosik & Jacob Jeffries)  | Vulfpeck00:28:23 | Liar  | Ailani00:32:31 | Brett Maybee00:33:45 | Hold On  | Sechile Sedare00:37:45 |

"Hvem er bange for Raptilicus?" Per Vers har skabt et godt gammeldags monster. Han har gravet i undergrunden og fundet alle forsøg på at lave rap før MC Einar spaltede atomet.  Det er rædderlige revyskuespillere, fesne funkbands, kække komikere og fallerede fodboldkommentatorer, men også helt vildt mange seje rimere, der faktisk har noget på hjerte og evnen til at kicke et fedt vers. Det kom Per forbi Filterløs Hiphop og kværnede om i en samfuld time inden han drønede videre til at af sine

For your scaring, and other frightening affairs, we Re-Present, (but for the first time ever since it came out on 10/26/20 - we swear), The Return Of Hollow Weenie Roast One!!!All of the scary! All of the hairy!!! All of the only marginally improved) by production advancements in the last 5 years) original "seasonal ep!" You can also listen to other previous Hollow Weenie Roasts here: Hollow Weenie Roast 2: The Cramps vs Type O Negative (2022) Hollow Weenie Roast 3: The Final Hallowing

Bunk Johnson's New Orleans Jazz Band as they were performing at the Stuyvesant Casino in November 1945-January 1946 . . Johnson on trumpet, Jim Robinson on trombone, George Lewis on clarinet, Alton Purnell on piano, Lawrence Marrero on banjo, Slow Drag Pavageau on bass and Baby Dodd on drums recording for Decca, Victor and AFRS.

Great if largely unheralded sax player and arranger whose career stretched from Louis Armstrong through Quincy Jones is here featured on tenor, baritone and soprano on several sessions, including under his own name (with his brother Keg Johnson on trombone), pianist Claude Hopkins (with Bobby Johnson on trumpet and Vic Dickenson on trombone), Jimmy Rushing (with pianist Dave Frishberg and tenor sax Al Cohn), and Milt Hinton (with Jon Faddis on trumpet, Frank Wess on tenor and John Bunch on

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit www.WOSPodcast.comThis show includes the following songs:Christina Andrew - This Is My Life FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYAnisha - Without You, Before You FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYMili & Bertie - Hey, I'm Fine FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYSophie West - Note To Self FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYMENCARI - Got Me Thinking FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYRiley Way - Blame It On Blue FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYShea Givens - second thoughts FOLLOW ON SPOTIFYAndrea Dielle - Blaze of Glory FOLLOW ON

"Beatlesongs" - Host Rob Leonard

Friday mornings feature a two-hour journey through sound, soul, and even a dash of storytelling from the past century of America’s music. Tune in as Dave Stroud weaves an eclectic blend of genres that don’t always share a shelf, but definitely share a spirit. From the aching twang of country ballads to the velvet grooves of soul, as well as the thumping rhythms of rock…we’ve got it all. We’ll also be adding a touch of gospel to uplift and some shimmering pop in the show today. Legends and

They ain't never crossed a man that didn't deserve it... Juliet and Ed count down the UK Top 40 Singles Chart as it was on 29th October 1995. New releases from East 17, Echobelly, Madonna, TLC, McAlmont & Butler and a posthumous song from Queen and Freddie Mercury attempt to dislodge Coolio's all-conquering 'Gangsta's Paradise' from the number one spot.Listen to the entire UK Top 40 from this week (except for Denise Welch, we couldn't find it... probably for the best) here:

The Douche Caravan returns! Jon Lamoreaux (Host of The Hustle Podcast), Patrick Dupuis (Host of The EETF Podcast) and Michael Bagford join Nick to discuss Chris Smith's 2025 Netflix documentary Devo. The movie focuses on the career of the iconic American new wave band. We give our takes on the movie and finish by sharing our favorite songs from their catalog. Support the show