Ep 25 - The Metallica Series - The Black Album Review
This week Dunc & Mo continue on their Metallica Series with the album that seen metal go mainstream. An album that changed the world of metal forever and an album that seen Metallica polish up their sound a little and gather a wider audience and help make them the biggest metal band of all time. Are you a fan? What is your favourite track?
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Ep 24 - The Opening Track Effect: How Albums Begin
This week Dunc & Mo look to album opening tracks. An opening track is much more than just a song, it is the statement that sets the tone for everything that follows. Sets the mood and gives an indication of what they are looking to put across in all that follows. From Pearl Jam to Slipknot, Korn to System of a Down, we pick out some of our favourite opening tracks on that open an album. What is an opening track you love? Let us know.Â
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Ep 23 - 30 Years of Foo Fighters - Wasting Light Review
It has been 30 years of the Foo Fighters, so this week Dunc & Mo decided to start looking back at some of the great albums and music we have gotten over the years, starting with 2011's Wasting Light.Recorded on Anolog with no computers in Dave Growl's garage it was pealed back to show true musicianship, with some classic songs too. What is your favourite Foo album? Are you a fan of Wasting Light? Let us know!!Â
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Ep 22 - From Riffs to Revolutions: Influencing Albums
This week Dunc & Mo are joined by returning guest Paudie and new guest Jim. We look at 20 defining albums from the 60's 70's 80's & 90's, that heavily influenced generations that followed. From The Beatles to Nirvana, Led Zeppelin to Metallica we cover a wide range of albums that will be deep dived in future episodes. What is your iconic Album that is so influential?Â
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Ep 21 - The Metallica Series - St Anger Review
This week Dunc & Mo look back to a controversial album to many Metallica fans. Is it as bad as many really remember? We break it down track by track and try give a different ear to it 22 years later. Are you a fan of St Anger? Is it really worth the criticism it receives?Â
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