That Sound Podcast

Last night, Foo Fighters played a very intimate show at The Academy in Dublin — and it was something special.
We’re breaking down everything that went down on the night — the atmosphere, the setlist, the crowd energy, and what it was like seeing a stadium-sized band in such a small room.
🎤 Special guest Eric Strong was at the gig and gives us a full firsthand account of the experience — from the moment the band hit the stage to the final encore.
🎸 I’m also joined by friend of the podcast Rob Boylan from Wall of Gain to dig into the performance, the sound, and where this show ranks among Foo Fighters’ best.
If you love live music, rock gigs, and proper fan reactions — this one’s for you.
👉 Check out Rob’s channel Wall of Gain here:
https://www.youtube.com/@WallOfGain
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In this episode, we put Pearl Jam’s Vs. (1993) up against Alice In Chains’ Dirt (1992) in a track-by-track album battleto see which one comes out on top.
Two of the most iconic grunge / hard rock albums of the 90s go toe-to-toe — from “Go” vs “Them Bones” all the way to the final bell.
🎙️ My guest today is Rob Boylan from the YouTube channel Wall of Gain!
👉 Check out his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@WallofGain
👇 Drop your scorecard in the comments:
Pearl Jam – Vs. or Alice In Chains – Dirt — who wins the fight?
#PearlJam #AliceInChains #Grunge #90sRock #Dirt #Vs #TrackByTrack #AlbumBattle #HardRock
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Welcome back to Spin It, Skip It, or Shelve It — the show where we take iconic albums and decide their fate:
🎧 SPIN IT (all-time replay)
📀 SHELVE IT (respect it… but not revisiting)
⏭️ SKIP IT (sorry, it’s a no)
This episode is ALL things nu-metal, and we’re tackling three absolute giants:
🔥 Slipknot — Slipknot (1999)
🔥 System of a Down — Toxicity
🔥 Linkin Park — Hybrid Theory
And joining me this week is Duncan from @NotAnotherRockPod — and let’s just say… there were some heatedrankings.
👇 Drop your picks in the comments:
Which one are you spinning, shelving, and skipping?
🧷 Guest
🎙️ Duncan — @NotAnotherRockPod
🎧 Not Another Rock Pod (Spotify):
https://open.spotify.com/show/2bSrcarwRNir9D1HU0RRsK?si=edf658ab47324807
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#numetal #slipknot #systemofadown #linkinpark #toxicity #hybridtheory #spinit #musicpodcast #albumreview
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This week on Spin It, Shelf It, Skip It — we’re going ALL THINGS GRUNGE. 🎸🔥
Three legendary albums enter… but only one earns the ultimate honor: SPIN IT.
We’re breaking down and debating three of the most iconic records that shaped grunge, alternative rock, hard rock, and influenced metal for decades:
🌀 Pearl Jam — Ten
📀 Soundgarden — Superunknown
⏭️ Nirvana — Nevermind
Joining me this week is Rob Boylan from @WallofGain, and we go deep on riffs, vocals, production, songwriting, and legacy — with plenty of hot takes along the way.
💥 Which album still hits the hardest today?
💥 Which one gets put on the shelf (respectfully)?
💥 And which one are we skipping entirely?
If you’re into grunge, hard rock, 90s alternative, metal, and classic albums that shaped guitar music — you’re in the right place.
👇 Check Out Rob Boylan / Wall of Gain
🎥 @WallofGain
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdAYodxvMZ9fd4Rfzbr-KAQ
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🔥 Drop Your Picks in the Comments:
SPIN IT: ________
SHELF IT: ________
SKIP IT: ________
#Grunge #PearlJam #Nirvana #Soundgarden #Ten #Nevermind #Superunknown #HardRock #Metal #AlternativeRock #90sRock #AlbumReview #MusicPodcast #WallOfGain #SpinItShelfItSkipIt
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This week we discuss the black album, load and reload. this one gets interesting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.