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let's get on with it here. There's a few different
things to talk about. First, I debuted as an
Ultimate Sinner on SiriusXM. This has been something
that Mark Striegel, as I'm looking at my notes
here, which I probably should have been better
prepared for. Mark Striegel did say I should
do it last summer between me working things,
different things out and finally getting them
to get on board with doing it. It finally debuted
this, this week. Uh, let's see this debuted one
day ago. So it debuted on, it actually debuted
on Wednesday. Uh, replays on. Do what is this
Monday deal Monday at 11 PM Eastern 8 PM Pacific
Tuesday, 5 AM Eastern and 2 AM Pacific. So what
did I feature for my ultimate sinner segment?
All right. So I had to kind of grease the wheels
per se, lube things on in doing that. That is
what I did. If you're watching anyway, because
you know, if it's up to me, it's all deep cuts.
You guys know this, if you follow the show. So
I went with some, For my first time appearing,
I went with some Metallica. Went with some...
Metallica's fairly known, but it's still a kick
-ass song. Went with some Dio -era Black Sabbath,
as you might imagine. Some Kiss. Hint, hint in
the background. Not saying what is over my shoulder
here. Ah, I can't point. Ah, something wrong
for that. Bush -era Anthrax. And wrap things
up with some Queensryche. So I think it's a cool
set of songs. Mark Striegel, who, again, listen.
And Mark gave me the kick in the ass to get me
to start podcasting. He's the one that pushed
me towards this. And he messaged me the other
day saying, wow, you sound great. And I thank
them for helping me get on there. So cool. If
you guys check it out, let me know. Let me know
what you guys think of the song selection as
well. But a bunch of favorites of mine. Next
time, I'll probably go a little bit more obscure,
but have to fit in some things that are pretty
well known. I mean, not that everything on here
is obscure. I don't want to give the songs away.
But, yeah. What else do we have going on here?
Metallica. Metallica gets criticized on social
media. This was so funny. I saw this on Facebook.
I don't remember where. And if I was to mention
this where it was, I'm probably giving them too
much credit. But this is the power of the internet,
power of social media. And it gives me the power
to do this as well. And I've always said this,
you know, for better or worse, I'm on here. For
better or worse, there's others on here. And
that leads to oversaturation of a lot of things.
And it leads to a lot of people. probably having
a voice when, I mean, I'm all for free speech
and whatnot, but some things are just idiotic
that are saying just because, just because as
Lemmy said with his song, just because you got
the power, that don't mean you got the right.
All right. So Metallica getting criticized, criticized
for messing up the beginning of a song. And The
comment by the poster was, who, who, this is
what happens when you switch up your set list
every night. If you'd switch to the same set
list. Really? So let me get this straight. They're
out there on their 72 seasons tour, which will
go on for, they've already announced dates in
2026. They're the biggest metal band of all time,
regardless whether you want to talk about. Black
Sabbath being the start, Judas Priest taking
what they did and picking it up a notch, Maiden
doing something else, Metallica revolutionized
things. And I'm seeing people say also, well,
because of Dave Mustaine's comments this week,
that he wrote all the stuff that kind of got
them, you know, where they are. And seeing people
say, well, Master of Puppets is where, you know,
they really took off. It wasn't Kill Em All and
it wasn't Ride the Light. This is all subjective.
If that's what you feel, then that's awesome.
You're entitled to your opinion. But Dave Mustaine
deserves credit for stuff off those first two
albums. But Dave, come on. It's old already.
It's 40 -something years at this point. You have
a spectacular band. You have an awesome career.
I get it. It's the one that got away. And as
big as Megadeth is, they're not Metallica. Anyway,
so back to this argument of them changing things
up every night. They're one of the only bands
to do it. Dream Theater does this again now that
Mike Portnoy is back. There aren't too many other
bands that I know of off the top of my head,
and you can correct me if I'm wrong. I'm sure
I'm wrong. I'm sure there's a lot more out there.
But I always look back at their XXX shows for
their 30th anniversary. They did four shows and
played. 80 some odd songs in four days they're
doing these 72 seasons tours tour these shows
that are two shows in a city and they don't repeat
any song between the two nights first of all
just being able to split things up and and and
let's be honest they're gonna be playing stuff
off of big albums so the black album which is
their biggest just went 20 times platinum, if
I'm not mistaken. They got to split stuff from
that album up, the quote -unquote hits. They
need to split big songs off of all the other
albums up as well. And they're doing, what, 20
songs a night somewhere in that vicinity? Let's
check this out. This is exciting. scrolling on
the internet to find information out. All right.
Where are we going here? Metallica. All right.
So what did they do last? Uh, they played, uh,
okay. So they're not doing two consecutive shows
because I'm seeing, well, most shows are two
consecutive, but there's some aren't like they
played Nashville and they played, um, Lane Stadium
in Blacksburg, Virginia. Or Virginia, if I'm
not mistaken. University of Virginia. Hope I'm
not screwing that up. They played Sonic Temple.
Or they did two days there. And, well, let's
not do a festival. Let's do Lincoln Financial
Field, which they just didn't. In Philadelphia.
All right, let's see what they played at both
of those shows. Okay, so night one. They're playing
Creeping Death, Harvester of Sorrow, Holier Than
Thou, King Nothing, 72 Seasons, If Darkness Had
a Friend, Kurt and Rob's Doodle, Where They Did
to Live is to Die, it says. The Day That Never
Comes, Cyanide, Orion, Nothing Else Matters,
Sad But True, Fight Fire With Fire, Fuel, Seek
and Destroy, and Master of Puppets. All right,
so they're doing 16 songs. It's saying that the
entire night lasts five hours, 12 minutes after
doors. Let's see. So they started at 845. Yeah,
so this is kind of skewed. Anyway, I'm assuming
that Metallica plays close to two hours. All
right, so night number two. Lincoln Financial
Field. Whiplash, For Whom the Bell Tolls. Ride
the Lightning. Memory Remains. Lux Aterna. Screaming
Suicide, Kurt and Rob Doodle, which is Philadelphia
Freedom, Disposable Heroes, and Gonna Fly Now.
Then they do Fade to Black, Wherever I May Roam,
The Call of Cthulhu, The Unforgiven, Whiskey
in a Jar, Blackened, Moth into Flame, One, and
Enter Sandman. Again, 16 songs. So you're telling
me that you prefer To see them, for example,
Brad Dahl, who went to see Saxon a bunch of times
recently, and he loves Saxon. Brad really loves
Saxon. And his son, Nate, is also becoming a
huger Saxon fan. You prefer... Like a show like
Saxon where they're just doing one set list every
night as opposed to doing the same, as opposed
to switching things up. I'd prefer if I'm going
two different nights, I'd prefer to see them
switching things up. And I get it. These bands,
no, there's laser cues and there's light cues
and there's this and there's that. And every
time that people talk about Metallica being money
grubbing, bureaucrats or aristocrats or whatever
you want to call them, they do so much shit for
their fans that other bands just won't. As a
KISS fan, would I have loved KISS to play various
different songs night after night? Look at what
Metallica did here. Okay, you're telling me that
people that were fans just of the Black Album
are not going to be thrilled that they got Enter
Sandman and Nothing Else Matters on one night,
Sad But True, and Wherever I May Roam and Holier
Than Thou on another night. I mean, come on.
It's dumb. It's the laziness of fans and wanting
to homogenize everything. It's why recordings
are very homogenized now. Bands can't wear their
own merch. That's lame, man. Who set that rule
up? You can't wear the shirt of that band you're
going to see tonight. You can't. No, that's so
lame, man. Who set the rules? That's the thing
about hard rock and metal. It was set up as rebellion.
Rock and roll was rebellion. Why do we have so
many rules now built around? Something that started
out as a rebellion. It's almost geared towards
being like a religion. Rock and roll, a lot of
people say rock and roll is my religion, but
we don't have rules to say, well, if you wear
this shirt, if you do this, if you do that, you're
a poser, man. That's rules that came along along
the way when people tried to be heavier. More
metal, more this, more that. It's just an asinine
argument to me. All right. So continuing on this
whole set list feel, Iron Maiden, their first
shows on the Run For Your Lives tour, they just
played in... In Budapest, Hungary. Exciting.
I got to close everything off here so that there
is no noises going on in the background, although
you may hear some things. But when the doors
are closed, my throat gets dry when I get animated
even more. Sorry, drinking some water here, folks.
A lot of times I worry about the sound. I worry
about how things are perceived, this and that.
And then you listen to big shows. It's like,
they don't even have their episodes mixed. I'm
worrying about things that, oh, you should do
this, you should do that, blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah. This is the whole list of things. And then
it turns out that all these big shows say, eh,
let's go as is. Anyway, Iron Maiden, run for
your lives tour. I was getting psyched because
I was thinking, you know, Bruce is saying that,
you know, Simon, the new drummer, sounds more
like Clive Burr than he does Simon Dawson, than
he does Nico. So he's going to give a different
feel to some of those Clive -era songs and whatnot.
And so Iron Maiden starts posting on social media.
The songs, the set list. And it's funny because
they started posting, then they stopped. The
social media person forgot, got tangled up. Information
wasn't getting to them. I mean, I don't know.
It just seemed kind of odd. But first song, Ides
of March. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. They're playing
Ides of March off of Killers. And I'm thinking,
wait a second. They normally never play this
live in the sense that it's almost always a recording.
And it was. So are we going to include Dr. Doctor,
the UFO song, as, oh, Iron Maiden's playing Dr.
Doctor. Anyway, okay. So, Murders in the Rue
Morgue, all right. That's the first song that
they're actually playing, Murders in the Rue
Morgue. Cool. Love Killers, Killers, Seven Son,
and Power Slave are like my three go -to made
now. All right. So Murders in the Rue Morgue.
Awesome. Wrathchild. Wow. First time since 2017
that they played this. Murders in the Rue Morgue.
First time since 2005. Killers. First time since
1999. Love that song. Love side B of Killers.
To me, that's a perfect album side. And then
they go to Phantom of the Opera. So first time
played since 2014. And laying in heavy with the
Paul D 'Anno stuff early on. So I'm thinking,
all right, cool. Awesome. But as you guys are
seeing, all right. So first time performed live
since 2005. 2017, 99, and 14. So they've done
all these songs when Bruce and when Adrian has
come back. So I'm getting nitpicky here. I understand
that. And the set list is good. I'm not saying
it's bad, but I'm just saying that they promised
songs that they hadn't played before. As long
as they hadn't played in a long time. Okay, yes,
they haven't played Killers, for example, since
1999. Okay, it's been 26 years. Got it. But I'm
thinking along the lines of, where's Drifter?
Where's Prowler? Where's, you know, okay, so
they dip back into Paul Deanna a little bit later
on. All right. From there, we get to Number of
the Beast. Okay. The Clairvoyant, which they
haven't played since 2013. Cool. All right. Power
Slave. First time since 2017. Okay. Two Minutes
to Midnight. First time since 2019. And Rhyme
of the Ancient Mariner. People are making a big
deal. Oh, my God. Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner.
Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner. It's 13 minutes
long. Blah, blah, blah. It's first time since
2009. Haven't they been playing songs off of
Shinjitsu and Book of Souls that are roughly
that length of time live as well? So as much
as I love that song, is it that big of a deal?
Run to the hills and I'm starting to think for
all the times Bruce has talked about, we don't
do greatest hits tours. in europe they get it
we don't have to do greatest hits we don't you
know these are all hits even going back to murders
in the room org single rat child single killers
okay so that's not a single but it's been played
a lot phantom of the opera single number of the
bees single clairvoyant single uh power slave
uh wasn't a single but was played a lot uh Two
Minutes to Midnight, single. Rhyme of the Ancient
Mariner. Run to the Hills, single. Seven Son
of a Seven Song. One of my absolutely favorite
songs and albums by Iron Maiden. First time since
2014. But we get to The Trooper, Hallowed Be
Thy Name, and Iron Maiden. Folks, a lot of these
songs have been played to death live by the band.
All right. Whether you like Metallica or not.
Again, songs that they're playing. Whiplash,
For Whom the Bell Tolls, Ride the Lightning,
Memory Remains, Lux Aterna, Screaming Suicide,
Fade to Black, Wherever I May Roam, The Call
of Cthulhu, The Unforgiven, Whiskey in a Jar,
Blackened, Moth into Flame, One, and Enter Sandman.
They're playing four off of Ride the Lightning,
three off of the Metallica album, two off of
Injustice for All, two off of 72 Seasons, one
off of Hardwired, one off of Kill Em All, one
off of Reload, and one off of The Cover's Out.
Oh, wait. Okay, so we're seeing here that, getting
back to the time of each band, Suicidal is playing
about an hour. No, they're playing about 40 minutes.
Pantera is playing about an hour and then Metallica
is playing what to, I guess from, from what it
says anyway. So this is, this is what I'm getting
at is that for as much as people criticize Metallica,
the, the set list is completely different. All
right. There, there, For as much as I love Maiden,
and I like Maiden a lot more than I do Metallica,
when it comes to the live show, there are very
few bands that come close to doing the same as
what Metallica does for their fan base. All right,
so Maiden end up encore Churchill's Speech, Aces
High, Fear of the Dark. First time as an encore.
And then last song of the night, Wasted Years.
Look, cool set list. I was expecting more personal
because of how it was hyped up. You're going
to hear songs we haven't played in a long time.
You're going to hear songs that we've never played.
We've played all of these live at one point or
another since Bruce and Adrian have come back
in the band. As cool as the show was, yes, they
have the giant screens. Much as people want to
criticize Kiss. Kiss has been that for years,
folks. It's new to Maiden. Kiss has been doing
that, right? How does the set list break down?
It's four songs off of Power Slave, three off
of Killers, three off of Number of the Beast.
Two off of Iron Maiden, two off of Seven Son
of a Seven Son, one off of Fear of the Dark,
one off of Peace of Mind, and one off of Somewhere
in Time. Next, dumb argument. Simon's drum set
is too small. We need something like Nicko's.
Seriously? As a drummer, as someone that grew
up, idolizing Clive Burr and his feel with his
playing. It's funny. A lot of people say, well,
he plays songs differently. He doesn't have the
same shuffle that Nico had. Nico really didn't
have a shuffle, folks. Clive had a shuffle. He
had like a jazz thing going on. He was more of
a shuffle player. Nico really didn't. Simon's
drums are more like Clive's were the three Toms
on the top. Hello. Um, that's very, very Clive
Burr -ish. The other thing too, is not everyone
is going to play the same and yeah, Bruce kind
of set things out there by saying, Oh, well,
you know, he sounds a lot like live with the
way that he plays. So why didn't you guys do
the prisoner, for example, where there's that
great intro. a drum intro with the drum breakdowns
throughout the song, throughout the beginning
of the song. Excuse me. That's that to me is
like a, a go -to for, for a drummer. The other
thing too, for example, on setlist .com, they're
saying that the run for your lives tours, a mix
of hits and rarities. Again, I don't see any
of those as really being a rarity there again.
They aren't pulling out. I've got the fire. They
aren't playing drifter. They aren't playing,
um, innocent exile. They aren't playing Charlotte,
the Harlot. They aren't, you know, there's a
maiden's catalog is enormous folks. I know that
regardless what they were going to play, someone
was going to bitch and complain. But don't set
yourself up for this stuff. Don't sell it as
is. Setlist is so revolutionary. It's so revolutionary.
It's going to be huge. It's going to be something
that you guys haven't seen in a long time. I
just think they fell short with what they were
advertising. Good setlist. Uh, if it was coming
remotely close to me and I wasn't tied up with
something else, maybe they're playing in Madrid
on the 7th of July. Um, and it just, I have prior
commitments. If not, maybe who knows, uh, this
week, speaking of tours, we have, uh, things
being announced for next year already. I mentioned
Metallica has, uh, mentioned a, an upcoming tour.
And we now have announced Cruise to the Edge
2026. This will be the 10th anniversary of the
Cruise to the Edge voyage of mechanical resonance.
Interesting. Is Tesla involved anywhere? But
this will be taking place between March 4th and
9th, 2026, Miami, Key West, and Nassau, the Bahamas.
So the headliner is Marillion. Some of my listeners
will be thrilled for that. But also on the bill
will be Steve Hackett, Big Big Train, Eddie Jobson,
Symphony X, Adrian Blue, Hocken, Life Signs,
The Flower Kings, Queensryche, Stickmen, Protocol,
Wishbone Ash, Airbag, Pete Roth, Pete Roth Trio
featuring Bill Buford. Goblin. Crack the Sky.
Randy McStein. Crownlands. Clone. Earthside.
Rendezvous Point. Baraka. Alex Henry Foster.
Larry. Larry, I guess. Probably pronounced that
wrong. Larry. Basilio. Dueling Pianos. Marvin.
If you're into that. If you're into those sorts
of band, uh, mostly on the proggish side, definitely
something to check out. That'll be happening
next March. So, uh, 10 months from now, basically
there, there are other shows that are, you know,
that are being announced. And, um, a lot of these
bigger festivals and concert concerts, what they
do is, Start selling tickets at the end of the
previous year's event because you've already
got a brand that's built and you know what kind
of quality you're going to have. Let's be honest.
Bloodstock doesn't have Metallica and Slayer
one year and have Poison and Cinderella the next.
Not knocking any of those bands, but I'm just
saying for most bands, for most fans, I should
say, fewer going to both. I would because I enjoy
all four of those bands. I enjoy different points
in their career, whether that means you take
my metal cred away, metal card away, however
you want to say it. But, you know, look at what
I have behind. Got everything from Testament
to Megadeth to Kiss to Van Halen and others.
Nine Inch Nails, Soundgarden, Judas Priest, Scorpions.
There's a whole gamut of things. Ghost behind
me as well, if you can see that. Anyway, so yeah.
So you like what you like and that's it. That's
the way I look at it. So a lot of cool shows
this summer and a lot of different things being
announced already for next year. Bunch of shows
that I am contemplating seeing this summer while
in the States. One that I'm not contemplating
because I don't see them anywhere close is Sleep
Token. This is what's funny to me about Sleep
Token and President and stuff like that. You
guys see the Kiss stuff behind me. For as much
crap specifically from the UK crowd about Kiss,
about how they've had to lean on the theatrics
and not their music and so on and so forth. It's
funny that the UK is overly big on sleep token.
A bunch of members dressed up like one another,
similar to Ghost, similar to what Ghost has been
doing successful the last few years. And I like
Ghost. I haven't reached the point where Sleep
Tokens really grabbed me yet. Not saying that
it won't, not saying that you aren't entitled
to, but I think it's kind of hypocritical where
a certain audience is taken aback by someone's
look and saying, oh, well, the music needs to
be there. I don't get the Sleep Token aura as
a specific or direct comparison to metal or hard
rock. Are there elements in there? Sure. Imperial
Triumphant, a band out of New York, I believe.
Also a trio, which dresses almost identical.
Kind of the same kind of stick. We're seeing
a lot of different bands that are now doing the
same thing. I mentioned the president before.
Still noise rock, sludge metal at times. There's
different aspects. Sleep token mixes in hip hop
beats and stuff like that. And people say, well,
you don't get it because you're old. No, I just
don't. See the correlation. I don't see Slipknot
busting out EDM beats in the middle of a song.
Is Sid Wilson doing stuff in the background with
different, adding noises and different things
to make songs heavier or creepier? Yeah. But
I don't hear like chill ASMR going on. Just soothing
music. You know, I think that the farthest I
will go, Zeal and Ardor. which will mix different
things like gospel with heaviness that I'll go
for. And they do have hip hop beats and stuff,
but it's mixed with a heavier things. And that's
just my opinion. Doesn't mean that it's right
or wrong. It's just how I feel. If you enjoy
that stuff, that's awesome. More power to you.
And sleep token is doing stuff at download and
other things this summer, which, props to them
and hopefully they're able to keep things going
and hopefully I'm wrong. And a lot of you guys
are into them and, and yeah, and if you are,
check them out, buy their album. Uh, what else?
Want to wrap things up real quickly. Something
that really warms my heart. Um, my kids are very
musically inclined as well. They listen to a
lot of different types of music. Some of it is
music that I've turned them on to. Some is stuff
that they've discovered along the way. But every
night when the shower's going, you can hear a
Bluetooth speaker blaring and it's got different
types of music playing all the time. Can be hip
hop, can be Weird Al. Can be, for example, this
week, I got to hear stuff like. Rush's Limelight.
Got to hear Heaven Tonight by Yves Malmsteen.
Or got to hear I Love It Loud by Kiss. They list,
again, a lot of different things, but these are
things that directly come from me. I often think
about how my parents would play their music all
the time and say, why don't you like ours, though?
Because it's crap. Whereas I'm glad that my kids,
same thing, they don't feel the same about my
music. So it's awesome to hear that stuff, to
hear people say, well, you raised them right.
I don't know about that. I'd prefer them to choose
what they want to hear. And if it coincides with
some of the stuff that I like hearing, well,
that's awesome. I greatly appreciate. that, uh,
that they like some of the stuff that I do. And
that way some of the bond over and it's a way
to see shows together. And it's a way to, um,
spend time. We're going on long trips and whatnot,
and you don't see the headphones on. They're
checking out what you're listening to happens
with podcasts as well, where there are certain
podcasts that I'll throw on and, uh, they'll
really enjoy. And then I'll get, Oh, so -and
-so has a new episode out. Yeah. So, and then,
They'll check it out. So there are certain facets
like that where things cross over, which I'm
thrilled. So when I hear the opposite, how do
you do it? My kids don't like... Sorry to hear.
Sorry to hear. Anyway, folks, hope you enjoyed
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look at what this numbskull is saying about.
This band, you love this band. Do you feel the
same way? You know, we're just trying to keep,
keep the discussion going here. Try to keep the
music that we love alive between us. And once
again, hope you enjoy the show. I know there's
a million other things you can be watching to
or listening to. You could be watching or listening
to, and you choose to spend time with me. And
to me, that means the world. So thank you. In
any event, once again, this is the end of the
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