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Department of Metal Antiquities 149: "Kilroy Was Here" by Styx
This week the Department takes on the 50th greatest concept album of all time according to Rolling Stone Magazine in 2022.
Nik and Duncan are joined …
2 years, 6 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 148: "Attila" Featuring Billy Joel
One of the greatest American musical success stories, Billy Joel, has a seedy past that's been largely lost to the sands of time!
Did you know that h…
2 years, 6 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 147: "High Roller" by Urchin
This week Nik and Duncan, the Dunking, unearth some Iron Maiden content.
Years ago, Adrian Smith was in a band called Urchin. They apparently recorde…
2 years, 6 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 146: Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds
As the Guns n Roses car was slowly crashing into fame and stardom, pieces started being tossed aside.
Number two was Izzy Stradlin.
Join us as we del…
2 years, 6 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 145: "Walking Into Clarksdale" by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant
When the vast tidal waves of reunion were happening, the craving, crawling, and desiring public nearly got that Led Zeppelin reunion we were desiring…
2 years, 7 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 144: "The Thunderthief" by John Paul Jones
In 2001, John Paul Jones, late of Led Zeppelin, came back out of hiding and dropped this record on our laps.
Do you remember it? Nik had never even h…
2 years, 8 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 143: "Break Like The Wind" by Spinal Tap
Special New Year's Eve Festivus Episodus!
This week Nik and Duncan tackle the Return of Spinal Tap. It was the heady year of 1992 and our favorite co…
2 years, 8 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 142: "Aglio e Olio" by The Beastie Boys
Set phasers to punk...or was that hip hop?
This week, we're taking another trip over to NYC to check in with the world's greatest band, The Beastie B…
2 years, 8 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 141: The Damage Manual with Brandon Ringo of Mammoth Caravan
Here's where things get a little bit strange. Back in the late 90's, there apparently was a meeting that very nearly created a revival, not reunion, …
2 years, 9 months ago
Department of Metal Antiquities 140: "Deaf Gods of Babylon" by Lord Tracy
It was 1989 Anno Doimini and the merger of some of Black Oak Arkansas and Pantera was joining and perhaps ganing steam. Terry Glaze, the voice of Pan…
2 years, 9 months ago