Live Listen Erased

In the long career of Neil Young there has never been a shortage of material and the last few years with his vault of music slowly seeing the light of day we can see what he has kept hidden over the years. On this new album we are treated to a live album by Neil Young with Crazy Horse recorded last year that is a live version of the Ragged Glory album so tune in to hear my thoughts on the album.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Fu##king Up

I have heard of Glen Campbell, of course due to his song Rhinestone Cowboy, but have never ventured into his music. With this new posthumous release it seems like a good time to venture into his music. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this album.

Glen Campbell - Ghost On The Canvas Sessions

I guess I am now a fan boy of Magnetic Eye Records - after all this is the third album this year I have blindly checked out because the band is on the label and once again the music on offer does not let me down. Tune in to hear my thoughts on the latest music by Heavy Temple.

Heavy Temple - Garden Of Heathens

Of course NoFX were not done yet and they have, on the eve of their last shows, dropped on more EP. Is it any good or does it suck? Tune in to find out.

NoFX - Half Album EP

After some 20 years of hibernation Alien Ant Farm have emerged and are ready to take on the world but can the band do it without the help of MJ this time? Tune in to hear my thoughts on the latest album by the band.

Alien Ant Farm - Mantras

Thirty years ago Pink Floyd released their 14th studio album and for quite some time it was the bands last record they did. Many have considered this album to be very average while others consider this to be a David Gilmour solo album featuring Pink Floyd. Tune in to this special episode on The Division Bell, the last album by Pink Floyd (sort of)...

Pink Floyd - The Division Bell

We are back for another special episode of Live Listen Erased this time featuring a guest with Uncle Steve from Uncle Steve's Iron Maiden Zone making an appearance for this aptly and brilliantly named episode featuring only Iron Maiden albums chosen at random. Tune in to see which three are selected and hear our discussion on these albums from the legends of metal - Iron Maiden!!

PS. Sorry but the video capture failed so its an audio only episode.

Uncle Steve's Iron Maiden Zone

I have never heard The Black Crowes but I know of them. A travesty? Perhaps but with this new album coming out now seems like a good excuse to start to listen to them. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this album.

The Black Crowes - Happiness Bastards

After a few years laying dormant due to some less than favourable albums and after Gigaton dropped I had written off Pearl Jam. When they announced they had a new album coming out I wasn't thrilled unlike their past albums, after all I had been let down before so why would this be any different? Tune in to hear my thoughts on their newest album.

Pearl Jam - Dark Matter

Ain't nothing like hearing some bone crushing sounds from High On Fire and when their new album came out I knew this one would be top priority so this is my review on their newest album by the Stoner Metal legends, High On Fire.

High On Fire - Cometh The Storm

A metal band from Spain taking cues from Dio? Pretty interesting to say the least. Thank you for the random pick of the week for this review. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this new album by Lords Of Black.

Lords Of Black - Mechanics Of Predacity

Gary Clarke first blew my mind with a live rendition of Catfish Blues and has since been on my radar. Now with this new album dropping I have a chance to hear with fresh ears his studio music. Tune in to hear my thoughts on the album.

Gary Clarke JR - JPEG RAW

I'm not gonna lie, I've never heard of this band, but when the band make news for making a new album and that headline is it is their first in over 30 years than curiosity will get to me. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this album to see if the wait was worth it.

Atrophy - Asylum

When Dragonforce make an album you can expect it to be set to the pace of an F1 race and true to their style this album follows suite. Mostly. Tune in to hear my thoughts on their latest album.

Dragonforce - Warp Speed Warriors

Midnight Oil might be finished but Peter Garrett is not. On this episode we discuss his second solo album and latest effort.

Peter Garrett - The True North

After some years of not being on my radar the Kaiser Chiefs have come across my new release notes and needless to say my Intrigue turned into boredom. Tune into this episode of 5 Minute Reviews to hear my thoughts on their latest album.

Kaiser Chiefs - Easy Eight Album

Are you looking for an album that slaps hard? Then do I have just the slab of stoner metal that will deliver. Tune in to this episode for my take on the newest album by Leather Lung.

Leather Lung - Graveside Grin

If you think about Lynyrd Skynyrd chances are its the song Sweet Home Alabama and it is their most iconic and well known song. It was a song written as a diss track to Neil Young but it has a lot more to it. Also if this is the only song you know than you are missing out and need to hear this album. On this retro review I go in depth on the anthemic song Sweet Home Alabama and discuss the album including deep cuts and rate it. Tune in to hear my thoughts.

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Second Helping

When you do power metal and are using a hammer than you truly need to have the king of all hammer's. Will Thor share his hammer? Well tune in to hear my thoughts on the latest album by Hammer King.

Hammer King - Konig Und Kaiser

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Thor - Ride Of The Iron Horse

It is with great pleasure that I am reintroducing the game that started this whole channel and for this episode I have a special guest with Brendan, the lead singer from the band All This Filth. For this episode Brendan gave me a list of his favourite albums while growing up so I picked 3 from this list and have made him decide - which would he see Live once only and never hear again, which would he Listen to forever and never see live, and what album would he Erase forever. Tune in to hear our discussion about these three amazing albums by Slipknot, Fear Factory and Nailbomb and don't forget to comment with your choices and why.

All This Filth - Tomorrow Will Be Better?

Well after the reception of my last Aaron Lewis I knew I had to do a follow up once he released a new album and 2024 is the year to be dropping politically charged music but the question remains - is it as bad as the last effort? Tune in to hear my thoughts.

Aaron Lewis - The Hill

Scott is having a great year. Reuniting his band Creed seems to have been a perfectly timed PR move for the announcement of his solo album too. Higher Power is his newest album and this is my review on the album. Tune in to hear my thoughts.

Scott Stapp - Higher Power

If there is one certainty in metal it is Al and his cutting takes on society delivered with the backing of his band in that signature Industrial Metal sound. They have been on the scene for 40 years and with this newest album it brings the total albums to 16 albums. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this record.

Ministry - Hopium For the Masses

For a debut album there are many pit falls when it comes to releasing a debut album. Will we be able to carve out our own sound or will it replicate our bands that influenced us? Will it shine or fall wayside? It's hard to tell in this day and age but I can say that Hands Of Goro is one of the few debut EP's that really shines while mixing their influences with their own style of music. Tune in to hear my thoughts.

Hands Of Goro - Hands Of Goro EP

If you are a Slipknot fan than you should be interested to hear that Anders Colsefni, former singer for the band, has re-recorded the Slipknot debut EP Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat with New Zealand band Kaosis. This is one hell of a shift for a style that could have been and an interesting insight into a different take on some old songs. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this album.

Anders Colsefni + Kaosis - Mate.Feed.Kill.Repeat

Sum 41 are closing out there careers and to show us who is top dogs they have given us one last album, a swan song if you will. So how does it sound? Tune in to hear my thoughts.

Sum 41 - Heaven :X: Hell

It has been a long wait for fans of Mammal but we finally have their latest album and it does not dissapoint. Tune in to hear my 5 minute review on the Australian rock group in what can only be described as one of the best Aussie exports since VB (not Fosters - we don't drink that swill!).

Mammal - The Penny Drop

Have Judas Priest become the Rolling Stones of metal or do they still have some power left in their sound? Tune in to hear my 5 minute review on their latest album by the group.

Judas Priest - Invincible Shield

After a lengthy holiday I am back and what better way to kick things off than to discuss the new Bruce Dickinson album The mandrake Project. Jon me as I discuss this album on my 5 minute review.

Bruce Dickinson - The Mandrake Project

Dream Theater are a band full of extremely talented musicians who write music at the peak of the prog metal genre, most of the time. For this episode I am going to discuss all their albums ranked from worst to best in my opinion. Please feel free to share your list.

When checking out the Aussie metal scene it is important to soak it all in. As is the case with this new album by All This Filth, a band I stumbled across by this band by chance and needless to say I was impressed by the sound the band have created on this album. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this album.

All This Filth - Tomorrow Will be Better

This song has one interesting history and has been covered numerous times over the years, however for the focus of today's episode of Retro Review we are looking at the 2004 version by Australian 90s rock icons Spiderbait and how for a brief moment they seemed to have newfound success breaking into the international scene but suddenly disappeared from the scene.

Spiderbait - Black Betty

Well its safe to say I know very little about Darkest Hour. In fact only a few hours before recording this video I had never heard of them. All of this would change with the bands newest album Perpetual Terminal. Tune in to hear my thoughts on the album.

Darkest Hour - Perpetual Terminal

If you love your Nu Metal era sound than you are sure to enjoy this new album by Ashes Like rain. On this episode I discuss the latest debut EP by the band and give my thoughts on what a new wave of the genre sounds like.

Ashes Like Rain - Ashes Like Rain EP

With a long and super rich history in the prog rock game I knew I had to check out Steve Hackett's newest album, The Circus And The Nightwhale, his 28th as a solo musician and considering I haven't heard a lot of his stuff before I can say I will be checking out his stuff soon - this album blew me away. Tune in to hear my thoughts on the album.

It can be hard stepping out of your past shadows but Blaze Bayley has been doing so for 20 plus years. Released just a few weeks before another certain singer's solo album from another certain band it stands to question. Is this more than just an album? is this a statement? Tune in to hear my thoughts on the latest album by Blaze.

Blaze Bayley - Circle Of Stone

With Ace Frehley releasing his newest solo album the real question on anyone's mind is does this effort make Paul look like an imbecile like Ace said it would? Tune in to hear my thoughts on the newest album by the ex-Kiss guitarist.

Ace Frehley - 10,000 Volts

There is a rich history in KMFDM. That is why I plan to ignore it and talk instead about the latest album by the band and give you my thoughts on it. Tune in to hear these thoughts.

50 years of Deep Purple's Burn. A quick recap on a legendary album by he band.

Deep Purple - Burn

I finally get around to doing a review on Polkadot Cadaver after being suggested to do a this album due to a comment a follower made on my Dog Fashion Disco 5 Minute review. I am sorry this one took so long but tune in to hear my thoughts on the album.

Polkadot Cadaver - Echoes Across The Hellscape

Youtube is no stranger to its host of negative comments and my channel is not immune from such dealings. When you are offering a view on music there is a good chance the other person watching may not share this viewpoint. While some comments can be diffused with a discussion others just don't care. The following are a few comments I thought were worthy of a response to. Also watch out for the Coneman saga (truly worth it).

In the world of music it often happens that a band can get lost to time and fade out. Codeseven is a band that probably falls into this category with a few albums in the 90s and early 2000s but they just faded away from the scene. Well after 20 years they are back with their latest album and this is my review on it.

Codeseven - Go Let It In

If you asked the kids of the 90s what was one of the biggest and best punk albums most would agree it was Dookie by Green Day but why is that? On this special episode of Retro Review we look over this massive album and discuss the reasons why the band took off when they did and the ripple on effect it would have as well as of course discussing the album in depth on this episode of Retro Review.

Green Day - Dookie

In the world of music not all albums are created equally and I certainly felt this album was underwhelming on my initial playthrough. This opinion changed on the subsequent playthroughs. Tune In to hear my thought on the album.

Alkaline trio - Blood, Hair and Eyeballs

Black metal is something I have been slowly getting into and so I knew I had to do a review on this band who had an album dropped recently. Tune in to hear my thoughts.

When Wayne Static passed away in 2014 we thought that would be the end of his band Static-X hoever after many years his demos were found by his former band mates and after a few delays they were edited into not one but TWO albums. This is my review on the second album that came out today so tune in to hear my thoughts.

Static X - Project Regeneration Vol 2

Well it's been a minute since I did a review on Saxon and at last this time it's original material. Tune in to hear my thoughts on their latest album.

Saxon - Hell, Fire And Damnation

When I heard Neil Young was releasing a new album late last year, his fifth in three years, I had a feeling it would be one from the archives and not new material and I was right. Nothing wrong with that - Chrome Dreams was released earlier in 2023 and despite being sitting in his archives for decades that album was amazing but this latest effort is a different approach, from many different eras, and with vastly different songs that can come across as both parts intriguing and as lifeless as the albums cover art. Tune in to hear my thoughts on this record.

Neil Young - Before And After