Lunatics of Metal

In this episode, the hosts dive deep into the thrash metal band Testament, focusing on their 1994 album 'Low'. They discuss the band's history, lineup changes, and the evolution of their sound, as well as the reception of the album and its legacy in the metal genre. The conversation highlights the band's influence and the challenges they faced during a transitional period in metal music.

In this episode, the hosts dive deep into the music and legacy of Suicidal Tendencies, exploring their evolution from punk roots to a more thrash-oriented sound. They discuss the band's discography, notable albums, and personal concert experiences, reflecting on how the band's music has impacted their lives. The conversation also touches on the challenges of attending live shows as they age, while maintaining a humorous and nostalgic tone throughout.

In this episode of Lunatics of Metal, the hosts delve into the legacy of Death Angel, a prominent thrash metal band from the Bay Area. They discuss the band's evolution, focusing on their album 'Frolic Through the Park,' its production, and the challenges the band faced throughout their career. The conversation highlights the significance of thrash metal in the music scene and reflects on personal experiences with Death Angel's music. The hosts also share their ratings and favorite tracks from the album, concluding with thoughts on the band's future.

In this episode of Lunatics of Metal, the hosts dive deep into the legacy of Exodus, focusing on their influential album 'Bonded by Blood.' They discuss the band's history, lineup changes, and the impact of their music on the thrash metal scene. The conversation includes personal anecdotes, favorite tracks, and reflections on the production quality of the album. The hosts also explore Exodus's place in the thrash metal hierarchy and share memorable concert experiences. The episode wraps up with a preview of the next episode featuring Death Angel.

In this episode of Lunatics of Metal, the hosts discuss the thrash metal band Overkill. They delve into Overkill's discography, focusing on the album 'Horoscope', and share their thoughts on the band's impact on the metal scene. The conversation is filled with humor, nostalgia, and a deep appreciation for metal music, culminating in a recommendation for listeners to explore Overkill's work and support physical album purchases.

In this episode of Lunatics of Metal, The hosts sit down with John Emery the bassist for the influential American progressive/thrash metal band Anacrusis, a key member from their formation in St. Louis around 1986, known for his solid bass work across their classic albums like Manic Impressions and Screams and Whispers, and he remains involved with the band through reissues and reunions, celebrated for his distinctive playing.

In this episode of Lunatics of Metal, the hosts delve into the history and impact of Metallica, focusing on their EP 'Garage Days Re-Revisited'. They discuss the band's formation, the influence of Cliff Burton, the recording process, and the significance of the covers included in the EP. The conversation also touches on the evolution of Metallica's sound, production quality, and fan reactions to their music over the years, culminating in a discussion about the band's lasting legacy in the metal genre. Takeaways The Lunatics of Metal podcast features discussions about various metal bands. Metallica's 'Garage Days Re-Revisited' is a significant EP in their discography. Cliff Burton's death had a profound impact on Metallica's music and direction. The band recorded the EP in Lars Ulrich's garage, showcasing their raw sound. Metallica's covers on the EP introduced many fans to new music. The production quality of the EP was praised for its clarity and punchiness. Metallica's influence on the thrash metal genre is undeniable. The hosts reflect on their personal experiences with Metallica's music. Fan reactions to Metallica's later albums vary, with many preferring their earlier work. The conversation highlights the importance of the year 1987 in metal music.

What's up Metalheads? Tonight we are talking about Megadeth and specifically their album So Far, So Good, So What. Check it out. Stay METAL!

What's up Metalheads? Tonight we are talking about Anthrax and specifically their album State of Euphoria. Disclaimer- we had an issue with our server and lost a few minutes at the end of the episode. Check it out. Stay METAL!

What's up Metalheads? Tonight we are talking about the band Slayer and particularly their album "Divine Intervention". Please join us on this journey into metal and mayhem.