Podcast #125: Results
Saturday, August 27, 2011 at 10:30PM 
Rest assured, when the best of the hair metal bands have faded away, there will still be someone to point at you in a promo shot!Who is more in touch with the metal scene: Genghis & Ragman or Revolver Magazine? Join Genghis & Ragman as they dissect the Golden Gods results and compare their picks with the magazine's results. Next, the boys round up “The Saint” Jaime St. James from Black N' Blue who discusses the reunion of the band as well as their first new CD in almost 20 years - Hell, yeah!
Featured DVD: Manowar - Hell on Earth III
Beer of the Show: Maui Brewing Company - Coconut Porter (Beer Rating: 2.5)
Featured Tracks: Farewell to Freeway - Liquor? I Don‘t Even Know 'Er; Manowar - Gates of Vahalla; Firewind - Cold As Ice; Avenged Sevenfold - Welcome to the Family; Iron Maiden - Mother of Mercy; Black N' Blue - School of Hard Knocks, The Snake; Freight Train Jane - Bye, Bye, Love; Black N' Blue - Fool’s Bleed, Hell Yeah, Best in the West & Strange Things
Classic of the Show: Hurricane - 10,000 Years
Ragman Pick of the Show: Destrophy - Cry Havoc
Genghis' Pick of the Show: Red Circuit - You Can Sleep While You’re Dead
- Ragman is on a tear...
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Reader Comments (2)
Great interview with a guy easy to talk to in JSJ! Love the new record as it is a solid release! Hey Jamie I know you don't want to do clubs so consider getting on the casino run and play Mohegan Sun. If not do a singing gig with the Nelsons Scrap Metal as many artists then get gigs there with there own bands! I just started getting Revolver this past month and I must say I won't reup after the 6 issues. Bands I have never heard of or to damn loud and no melody for me. Seems like a magazine aimed toward the skateboard people!
Interesting that you say that, Snake. I've tried to use Revolver (mainly because it's about half the price of Metal Hammer) to turn me on to new bands in the interest of keeping up with the genre, but admittedly, I only manage to find 1 or 2 out of every 10 I try that actually impresses me - and who knows if they'll even be around in a few years. This is why Rags and I end up coming back to classic older bands who have stood the test of time, as it were.
And, by the way, sorry if we seemed to miss the point of your discussion post on artists making singles in our recent podcast, but we do appreciate the feedback and hope the show was somewhat entertaining anyway. Hope you keep listening and we'll try to keep the show interesting for you guys.
HORNS UP!
- Genghis sadly seems to have less free time than ever these days...