For our third episode, Emily and Timmolation interview eachother on their favorite albums to drive to, and argue over which Judas Priest album reigns supreme. Which albums do you vibe to the most in the car? Topics include: Judas Priest, driving music, hip hop, and synthpop

Tracklist for tonight’s episode:

Smoulder - Dream Quest Ends (Traditional Doom Metal, 2020)

Warp Chamber - Abdication of the Mind (Death Metal, 2020)

Judas Priest - Victim of Changes (Heavy Metal, 1976)

Judas Priest - Nightcrawler (Speed Metal, 1990)

Deathspell Omega - Abcission (Avant-garde Black Metal, 2010)

Deep Purple - Highway Star (Hard Rock, 1972)

Iron Maiden - 22 Acacia Avenue (Heavy Metal, 1982)

Metallica - Trapped Under Ice (Thrash Metal, 1984)

The Chasm - Structure of the Seance (Death Metal, 2009)

Carly Rae Jepsen - Making The Most Of The Night (Synthpop, 2015)

Bolt Thrower - The Killchain (Death Metal, 2005)

Shredder 1984 - Doomwave (Dark Synthwave, 2018)

Black Sabbath - Symptom of the Universe (Heavy Metal, 1975)

Converge - The Broken Vow (Metalcore, 2001)

Ghost - Spirit (Pop/Hard Rock, 2015)

A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour (Hip-Hop, 1993)

Falconer - Wings of Serenity (Power Metal, 2001)

Burzum - Jesu Dod (Atmospheric Black Metal, 1996)

Rainbow - Stargazer (Hard Rock, 1976)

Idle Hands - Nightfall (Goth Rock/Heavy Metal, 2019)

Hammerfall - Legacy of Kings (Power Metal, 1998)

Iron Maiden - The Red and the Black (Heavy Metal, 2015)

Albums to listen to for next episode:

Hail Spirit Noir - Oi Magoi (Psychadelic Rock/Black Metal, 2014)

Scanner - Hypertrace (Thrash/Power Metal, 1988)

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