We are FINALLY back with another new episode for everyone. On this new episode we discuss who are our top ten artists of all time. This a very eclectic list and both of us surprised each other with our picks. 

Also, we have a little expense at bands that aren't in our top ten artists. 
Sorry H.E.A.T. fans it is all in good fun.

Who Are Our Top Ten Artists?

R.E.M. are one of the all time great American rock bands with a very extensive catalogue. That is why this was the hardest list for us to edit down yet as you will hear. We hope you enjoy our stroll though their songbook.

R.E.M. Live

Top 20 R.E.M. Songs.

Ace Von Johnson Interview

So this was a very hard task. Zeppelin's catalogue is full of amazing tracks spanning more than a decade.

Houses of the Holy (Remastered)

The Best of Led Zeppelin

We hope you enjoy our breakdown of The Cure's masterpiece.

Acoustic Hits

The Cure's Disintegration

We are finally back after a long break to bring you our top ten albums of 2022.
Will Chris pick some obscure death metal folk band from Norway?
Will David pick all jam bands?

Top Ten Albums of 2022

David is joined by Brian Jones of the All Things Blues and Southern Rock podcast to discuss Lynyrd Skynyrd's classic debut album, "(Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd)." We hope you enjoy!

One More from the Road (Live) [Expanded Edition]

Lynyrd Skynyrd's "(Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd)"

Sam Supey joins David this week to discuss Widespread Panic. The guys speak briefly about each album while discussing what makes this a great band.

Street Dogs

Widespread Panic Discussion

David and Chris are back for the first installment of a four part series on The Boss. They will build what they think is the ultimate double album from his first six studio albums. They also throw in a few unreleased track as a bonus. Bruce- the middle years is coming ext.

Live in New York City

Bruce Springsteen- The Early Years

We are back for the second part of our four episode tribute to The Boss. This week delve into the strangest part of his career. Born in the Usa was a monster album but a few years later he hit is creative low. 
What do you think are the best songs from this era?

Chimes of Freedom (Live) - EP

Springsteen- The Middle Years

We are back for third and final installment of our walk through The Boss's legendary discography. We make our ultimate double album of the last 23 years of his career.
Find out why we think he just released one of his best albums at 70 years old.

Springsteen-The Later Years

David attempts to win over Sonni Pooni from The Growin' Up Rock Podcast with ten Boss songs he thinks could do the trick.
Find out which song Sonni loves and why he hates most of the rest.

Born In the U.S.A.

Why Does Sonni Pooni Hate The Boss

This is our first episode. In the episode we discuss our favorite debut albums.

Favorite Debut Albums

In this week's edition Chris and I discuss all things The Black Crowes. We both rank their catalogue and discuss their career. We hope you enjoy. Please rate us and review us on iTunes.

The Black Crowes

I am joined this week by guest co-host Gage Patterson. We discuss the entire career of one of our favorite bands My Morning Jacket. #mymorningjacket #buymusic

My Morning Jacket

Fellow podcaster Kyle Null joins me this week to discuss the Noel Gallagher concert that we recently attended. We also discuss Pink Floyd, Guns 'N Roses, and Metallica. Kyle also tells about the band Airbag.

Noel Gallagher concert review and Pink Floyd, GNR, and Metallica discussion

Caution: Explicit Content. Former Misfits' lead singer Michale Graves joins us this week to discuss The Misfits, politics, and his very prolific solo career. We really enjoyed this interview. Don't forget to follow us on twitter @digitalkilled and like us on Facebook.

Michale Graves Interview

This week is the first installment of our Album Deep Dive Series. Kyle Null from the Mad Madrigals podcast joins me this to discuss newly announced Guns N Roses box set. We then turn our attention to discussing one of the greatest albums every recorded. Dark Side of The Moon stayed on the album charts for 741 consecutive weeks. We discuss the path that brought them to this album, the recording of the album, and how it changed their career trajectory. Each track is broken down by us as well. #pinkfloyd #darksideofthemoon

Pink Floyd's Dark Side of The Moon

David is once again joined by Dean Gavney as his guest co host. Exile on Main Street is one of the most influential albums of all time. David and Dean both  rank this as one of their favorites. They spend the entirety of this episode discussing the greatness that is Exile On Main Street.

The Rolling Stones' Exile On Main Street

It was the last album of the Marc Ford era and some say it's finest. Ian Rice and I deep dive into one of our favorite albums. Three Snakes and One Charm was the culmination of several years of touring and songwriting for The Crowes. It was a very heavy album that never gets old.

Three Snakes and One Charm by the Black Crowes

David is once again joined by Kyle Null. They compare and contrast their recent Metallica concert experiences. David saw the band in an arena and Kyle saw them in a baseball stadium.
They spend the bulk of this episode discussing one of their favorite bands PINK FLOYD. Find out why they both think the PULSE version of  Comfortably numb is the best, the meaning of Pigs (Three Different Ones), and how songs on Animals evolved over time.
Also Kyle reveals why the Norwegian band Airbag serves as a Pink Floyd surrogate for him.

Pink Floyd

You wanted the best! Well you got David, Chris, and Steve LOL David and Chris have just returned from seeing KISS in Memphis. They talk about the concert then welcome Steve Wright from the Podder Than Hell Podcast to discuss their favorite KISS songs.
Steve was a great guest as always. He schooled David and Chris on all things KISS. Enjoy!

KISS

Dave Chamberlin joins David this week to talk about the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers album ECHO.
This is an album that was largely ignored by Petty and his band after it was released.
The two Daves get into why this was such a sad and tragic time for the band. Heroin addiction, divorce, and a changing music business all contributed to the dark content of this album. Even with all of that going against it this is still one the brighter moments musically for Petty.

The Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers album ECHO

Kyle Null joins David once again this week to discuss the career of Alice In Chains. 
This episode is a little different in that Kyle takes over as host and David takes a secondary role for a change.

Alice In Chains

On this week's episode David and Chris discuss the unfortunate passing of Neil Peart and and his importance to drumming.
We have started a new decade so this led the guys to discuss songs that they think defined the 80s and 90s. Their picks were very broad and diverse. Let them know what your ten songs would be. Enjoy@

Ill Communication

Ten Songs That Defined The 80s and 90s

Steve Gleason and Ian Rice join David to discuss one of the most overlooked albums in The Rolling Stones' catalogue Goat's Head Soup. The Mick Taylor era was winding down shortly after this album was released. The big hit was Angie but there is so much more good music on this record.

Goats Head Soup

The Rolling Stones Album Goat's Head Soup

This week's episode is the first part of our An August of Americana series. We will discuss the rise of Americana music beginning in the early 90s to today. 
Uncle Tupelo's first album No Depression was the equivalent of Nirvana's Nevermind when it comes to the resurgence of Americana music. It was even the namesake of the coming movement. We hope you enjoy. Next week we will discuss the second wave of bands that were influenced by Uncle Tupelo.

Uncle Tupelo 89/93: An Anthology

An August of Americana Part One: Uncle Tupelo

Wow! This is an episode a long time in the making. David is joined by Widespread Panic uber fans Suanne Strider and Rick Barley for a discussion about their love for this band and their live experiences.
Til The Medicine Takes is considered  their best album or at the very least one of their best studio efforts. The gang breakdown each song and talk about the magic of one of the great live bands going today.

Til the Medicine Takes

Widespread Panic's Til The Medicine Takes

In the early 90's Alice In Chains released two of the most successful eps of all time Sap and Jar of Flies. On this week's episode David is joined by his buddies Ian and Jason to discuss these two eps and their impact on their musical DNA.

Jar of Flies/Sap-Alice in Chains

The Boss Bruce Springsteen is one of the most beloved American musicians. He has provided a soundtrack for two generations of music lover. Aaron Martel joins David and Chris to discuss their favorite Boss memories and songs.

It's Boss Time!-Bruce Springsteen Discussion

We are a topic driven music podcast. We will cover artists from Johnny Cash to Megadeth.

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