Glacially Musical 164: Dolly Parton "Rockstar" Track-By-Track Review and Analysis

 

DMA 145: "Walking Into Clarksdale" by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant

 

Glacially Musical 163: D.R.I. - "Thrash Zone" and Early Discography Tier List

 

DMA 144: "The Thunderthief" by John Paul Jones

 

Glacially Musical 162: D.R.I. - "4 of A Kind" Reviewed and We Love the Late 1980s

 

Department of Metal Antiquities 144: "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 heard of this one before. Join him and Duncan as they dig deeply into its grooves.

Glacially Musical 161: D.R.I. - "Crossover" Reviewed - A Landmark for Thrash Metal

Department of Metal Antiquities 143: "Break Like The Wind" by Spinal Tap

Glacially Musical 160: Nik and Keefy's Late Year Vinyl Scores #vinylcommunity

Department of Metal Antiquities 142: "Aglio e Olio" by The Beastie Boys

Glacially Musical 159: D.R.I. - "Dealing With It" Reviewed and 1980s American Exceptionalism

Department of Metal Antiquities 141: The Damage Manual with Brandon Ringo of Mammoth Caravan

Department of Metal Antiquities 140: "Deaf Gods of Babylon" by Lord Tracy

  

Glacially Musical 158: D.R.I. Early Years - The "Dirty Rotten" LP and "Violent Pacification" EP

 

Department of Metal Antiquities 139: "Beautiful Disease" by Duff McKagan

In the greatest heavy metal cartoon of all time, Murderface referred to himself as the Lead Songwriter for Dethklok. 

Honestly, how often is that kind of thing really true? 

Well, today's album is what happens when the bassist of a band fully takes on a Lead Songwriting role. Now, as this is truly on brand, this might be the most forgotten album we have ever covered, because it was only released on an advanced copy for reviews and radio play. 

There has never been a commercial release.