Chef Matt Sigel from Hell’s Kitchen season 4 is our guest host for the show. Listen to tales of Hell’s Kitchen past, and listen to Matt pay homage to Opie and Anthony!
We have our first message from our hotline! Any guesses?
We talk to Simon Wright of Dio, AC/DC, and Rhino Bucket.
We talk to Matt, and he tells us about the intricacies of cooking, and Gordon Ramsay.
Finally we talk to Tony Harnell, formerly of TNT.
We start off the show on a somber note, and we’d like to send our best wishes to Zakk Wylde for a speedy recovery. Jeff went to a metal bachelor party for JJ, tune in to listen to drunken stories involving a small chihuahua.
We talk to Mindy Hall of Rock of Love, and we all show off like a bunch of peacocks trying to score a date.
We listen to Sekond Skyn’s song “The Pit” off of their album Addicted to Chaos. We loved them and wanted to hear more of them but needed to table our discussions to talk to George Lynch. Hilarity ensues when Angus can’t get his questions out.
We premiere for the world the Official Metal Rules! Radio Theme song! Check it out on the Official Metal Rules! Radio MySpace page—be our friend.
The Show starts off with Jeff declaring that there was, “no banging on Bones” he was not thrilled with the season ending of the Fox show, Bones. On to reviews…Jeff reviews Beyond Dishonor: Signs of a Struggle. Jeff is a little nervous since he wasn’t a fan of the CD. So, Josh said he would review it. Josh reviewed Black Label Society’s Skullage. Back to Jeff, he reviews Resurrecturis: Non Voglio Morire. Next up is Angus with Nuclear Theatre—we get to hear a few samples. Angus, Rob and Jeff weren’t fans of the vocals but Josh and Jeremy liked what they heard in general. Following that we play Scarlet Sins. Which we all agreed was pretty good…along will liking the band, Josh also felt the Scarlet Sin’s bass player should make out with him. The penultimate moment came when Jeremy reviewed Metallica’s Deathmagnetic—he didn’t really like it. Angus found an article on Blabbermouth that had a piece of an interview James Hetfield did with Classic Rock Magazine. We close the show with Tomorrow’s Outlook “Doubt”. Tomorrow’s Outlook singer Mike Gorham did the vocals on the Metal Rules! Radio theme.
Metal Rules! Radio Idol! There is a call to all bands out there to do your best cover of the Metal Rules! Radio theme song. The winning band will be interviewed by us on an upcoming show. Put your song on a CD and mail it to: Metal Rules! Radio Idol, 3 Overbrook Circle, Moorestown, NJ 08057
Show Links:
Black Label Society: Skullage CD/DVD
Resurrecturis
Beyond Dishonor
Nuclear Theatre
Scarlet Sins
Tomorrow’s Outlook
Blabbermouth article about Hetfield’s interview with Classic Rock Magazine
Classic Rock Magazine
