Podcast Episodes

DMA #236: Killer Be Killed's Self Titled

Have you ever heard The Simpsons Sing The Blues? There's a song where Marge wants to build the Springfield Blues and makes a recipe for it.

Well, what…

2 months, 4 weeks ago

DMA #235: Sam Gopal Featuring Lemmy Kilmister

Join us as we discuss a recent Duncan discovery. What we have here might just be the very first LP ever recorded by on Lemmy Kilmister, then known as…

3 months, 1 week ago

DMA #234: Burton Cummings's Solo Debut

It's 1975, and Burton Cummings has had enough of The Guess Who, until he hasn't later in the 21st Century.

Until he gets to that point though, he star…

3 months, 2 weeks ago

DMA 233: "Electric Arguments" by The Fireman Featuring Paul McCartney

... and Youth from Killing Joke.

In the 90's, Macca decided he needed a new sound, and like Rudi and Spider, he set off to find it.

With the keen eye o…

4 months ago

DMA 232: "Mr. Machinery Operator" by fIREHOSE

After the legendary Minutemen broke up following D Boone's death in a tragic van accident, Ed Crawford was able to convince Mike Watt to reform with …

4 months, 1 week ago

DMA 231: "Re-Licked" by James Williamson (of The Stooges)

What happens when a guitarist hoards the demos and doesn't want to record them with the old singer?

Well, what if that happened and his name IS NOT Vi…

4 months, 3 weeks ago

DMA 230: "New Tattoo" by Motley Crue

In the 80's, nearly everything was coming up Motley Crue , but then the 90's happened.

And it all started going downhill, a poorly received singer swa…

4 months, 4 weeks ago

DMA 229: "Point Blank" by Nailbomb

What happens when Sepultura heads down a Fudge Tunnel?

Well, you end up with whatever this particular supergroup is.

Max Cavalera, then of Sepultura, m…

5 months, 1 week ago

DMA 228: "Broken China" by Richard Wright of Pink Floyd

It's been over 30 years since we were treated to a new album from Pink Floyd's Richard Wright. This was his second, and last solo album.

Dig in with N…

5 months, 2 weeks ago

DMA 227: "Squeeze" by The Velvet Underground

The world of hit records is a harsh one. Roger Waters himself said they were leaning on the awesome trade name of Pink Floyd.

Well, what happens when …

5 months, 3 weeks ago