Podcasts about Burn My Eyes

Machine Head lentu í mikilli tilvistarkreppu á „númetal-árunum“, en það getur enginn tekið frumburð þeirra, Burn My Eyes frá 1994, frá þeim, enda ein af lykilplötum næntís þungarokksins.

Magnus och Misha pratar om Machine Heads stenhårda debut “Burn my eyes”. En skiva som tog 80-talsthrashen från The Bay Area rakt in i 90-talet och stöpte om det till någonting som än idag låter hårdare och argare än mycket annat. Ljudbilden var större, riffen hårdare, texterna råare och trummisen slog de flesta med häpnad. Dessutom vet alla nu hur frihet låter. Om detta och mycket mer handlar det här klassikeravsnittet om.

Episode 9 of Somewhere in Time's run of 1994 albums focuses on the debut album from Machine Head, "Burn my Eyes". There's a lot to cover here, such as, why Robb Flynn left Vio-Lence to form this band, some of the vocal and lyric choices that Robb makes on the album, and how well the album holds up after 30 years.  Visit Somewhere in Time's Website: https://somewhereintimepodcast.com Follow Somewhere in Time Podcast on Social Media: www.facebook.com/somewhereintimepodcast www.twitter.com/SITMusicPodcast www.instagram.com/somewhereintimepodcast somewhereintimepodcast TikTok - Somewhere in Time Podcast

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In this week Martin and Steve discuss the 1994 debut album, Burn My Eyes from Machine Head.

“Burn My Eyes gave hope to the rest of us” “It will never be my favorite, but it might objectively be their best” We LOVE Machine Head! The first of five epic parts analyzing all of their albums, adding context to the time periods of their release, and lots of speculation on what was going on behind the scenes.  00:00 Intro 1:25 DAW talk, memorizing vs looking things up in physics and programming 25:37 Experts make it look like magic, the gig economy,   the importance of a shared language in music/programming. 57:09 Contextual knowledge, the difference between tricks and fundamentals in math education, acknowledging  some current events   1:15:37 Topic Intro, comparison of the records 1:36:19 The monolithic legacy of Burn My Eyes, the everyman's modern metal production bible 1:47:05 early/mid 90s context 2:08:39 Track by track 2:25:20 Mature social commentary, Robb has always been anti-racist,  2:41:00 BME summary 2:49:32 TMTC 3:03:06 The record always ended with Violate for me 3:09:45 Summary   Recorded 5/19/2022

It's been a while, but it's time for another Riot Act Reviews. We're taking one big release from the music world and focusing all of our attention on it here, and Steve is delighted to be joined by Guardian and Metal Hammer journalist and full time Cult of Luna obsessive Matt Mills to pick through the bones of the latest Machine Head album; Of Kingdom and Crown. We're ten albums into what has been a rollercoaster of a career for the Oakland metal legends. Whilst albums like Burn My Eyes and The Blackening are well established classics at this point, it's been a mixed bag ever since, with folk punk, rap metal and radio rock all being dabbled with over the past fifteen years. There's been plenty of line up changes and controversial booking decisions made as well, and at this point none of us are really sure what to expect from a new Machine Head album; will we get the muddled, lengthy Catharsis, or is it really "The Blackening part II" return to form that Of Kingdom of Crown has been talked up as in the build up to the release of the record? We think we've got the answers... This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Welcome to The Nothing Shocking Podcast 2.0 Reboot episode 128.  Chris Kontos of The Boneless Ones (Machine Head, Testament) is our guest.  In this episode we discuss the Boneless One's new album “Back to the Grind.” Machine Head's “Burn My Eyes,” recording songs with Dopesick, and going to Holland to perform in the Bay Area Interthrashional All Star Band at the Dynamo Metal Fest, and more!   For more information visit:   https://www.instagram.com/chris.kontos/?hl=en   https://www.facebook.com/thebonelessones   Hong Kong Sleepover: https://www.amazon.com/Butcher-Bolt-Explicit-Hong-Sleepover/dp/B07P5H6ZY2 or additional merchandise at https://thehongkongsleepover.bandcamp.com   Also don't forget to like our Facebook page which can be found right here: https://www.facebook.com/nothingshockingpodcast/ or follow us on twitter at  https://twitter.com/hashtag/noshockpod   Help support the podcast and record stores by shopping at Ragged Records. http://www.raggedrecords.org 

Mass Movement meets No Devotion and Machine Head, where the elongated member of Mass Movement's dream team catches up, first with Geoff Rickly from No Devotion/Thursday. No Devotion recently returned to action after a 6 year hiatus with new single "Starlings" and a new album on the way then we also caught up with the living legend, Robb Flynn of Machine Head. Just prior to the pandemic, Machine Head celebrated the 25th Anniversary of their seminal record "Burn My Eyes" and will be dropping a monster of a new record with the forthcoming "Of Kingdom And Crown" Tune into hear tales of old UK tours, keeping busy during the pandemic, side projects (or lack thereof) and band members new and old.

The Captain will be on hiatus for a wee while, so Sharpie takes the opportunity to explore his favourite band. the mighty Machine Head. Sharpie discusses who this band are, what influenced them and why their first two albums are so important to him and the wider metal scene. So a two for one deal with Burn My Eyes and The More Things Change. Look out for the follow up episodes telling the bands story! #VRPC

Brett discusses the band Machine Head and they're 1994 debut album Burn My Eyes !!

Welcome to another episode of Broken Records, our search for the very worst album that has ever dared to disgrace the good name of music. This week Steve and Remfry are joined by Tom Dare, host of the Hell Bent For Metal podcast, to talk about Supercharger, the fourth studio album by Oakland metal heroes Machine Head, released on the 2nd of October 2001. After the lukewarm reception to 1999's nu-metal leaning The Burning Red, Machine Head told the world that they were coming back swinging with some of the classic sounds of their beloved debut album Burn My Eyes. They certainly talked a good game, and having ditched the orange tracksuits, bleach blonde tipped spiky hair and “I'm mad I am!” facial expressions that characterised much of The Burning Red cycle, they looked the part too. In fact frontman Robb Flynn was more than confident that the band had “weathered the storm” and were going to be better than ever as the new Millennium arrived. Sadly, it didn't quite work out that way, as Supercharger was a big ol' flop of an album, the band themselves would point to a release around the time of the 9/11 terror attacks happening that saw the records lead single Crashing Around You dropped from radio and MTV for being a little too thematically close to the events of that day. Really though, that's not the problem with Supercharger is it lads. This is a painfully long and oddly neutered album from a band who had proved one of metal's most integral voices in the 90's. As we know, the band definitely got their shit back together fairly quickly, but, as we discuss, it was touch and go for a while there for Machine Head.  https://youtu.be/iQWu8IE-b6A (Machine Head - Crashing Around You [OFFICIAL VIDEO])

Tonight, on a very special episode of Renegade Jukebox, Captain Kaye and Nick go Blood for Blood to discuss the long and storied career of Machine Head in anticipation for a new album later this summer! #MachineHead #music --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/renegadepopculture/support

This time out the boys are told to find three albums on the theme of 'machines' - which ended up being trickier to pull off than they had first imagined. But never ones to back down from a challenge, they each returned to Enter Sadmen HQ with an album each that met the brief - and gave them their hardest listening week since Tool and Kyuss were on the show back in Episode 10. This edition of the podcast features Orgasmatron from 1986 - Motorhead's first album as a four piece following the departures of both 'Fast' Eddie Clark and Phil 'Philthy Animal' Taylor, industrial US rockers Machine Head with 1994's Burn My Eyes, and Earth Crisis' 1995 offering Destroy The Machines.

Darren and Niclas sit down at the mics again and talk plenty of an album in their Behind the Vinyl program. In this section, Machine Heads new album Burn My Eyes with Robb Flynn. Rocksverige no

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Machine Head es una banda estadounidense de groove metal formada el 12 de octubre de 1992 en Oakland, California por Robb Flynn y Adam Duce. Se han producido 4 cambios de integrantes desde su creación y la formación actual de la banda consta de Robb Flynn (voz, guitarra), Phil Demmel (guitarra) y Dave McClain (batería). Machine Head es una de las bandas pioneras en la New Wave Of American Heavy Metal. El vocalista Rob Flyn, que anteriormente formaba parte de las bandas Forbidden y Vio-lence, se sentía insatisfecho musicalmente y solicitó el inicio de un proyecto paralelo. Cuando su petición fue denegada, él dejó la banda y formó Machine Head en 1992 con Adam Duce, Logan Mader y Tony Constanza. Aunque el primer álbum de la banda, Burn My Eyes, fue un gran éxito tanto en Europa como en los Estados Unidos, Machine Head alcanzaría el éxito con sus álbumes posteriores. La banda estuvo a punto de disolverse en 2002, tras negociar la finalización de su contrato con la discográfica Roadrunner Records. Posteriormente vuelven a firmar con la discográfica e incorporan a Phil Demmel como guitarrista. Han publicado tres álbumes desde 2003, Through the Ashes of Empires, The Blackening en 2007 (que le valió su primera nominación a los premios Grammy) y Unto the Locust en 2011. Machine Head han vendido más de 3,000,000 de álbumes en todo el mundo desde su álbum debut en 1994

This week Ryan is joined by Nick from Job For a Cowboy to reminisce and plan the revolution to a soundtrack of Machine Head's 1994 Roadrunner debut "Burn My Eyes." Coyote Corner: Todd Friend of H2O recalls his time working in the mailroom of Roadrunner in the early 90s, the impact that job had on his life, as well as the impact Madball's "Set It Off" had on the world.

Metal Heads! We go out to Oakland on this episode to check out the 1994 debut by Bay Area Bangers Machine Head, Burn My Eyes. Dr. David Pizzo is with us again on this episode to talk about the early 90s metal scene. You can find him on Twitter @PizzoHistorian. This band was the supporting act for the Old Head Ben's first metal concert, so will he sync with David & Tracey grade-wise? Tune in and find out.

Robb gets Chris Kontos on the phone to discuss current events such as the Coronavirus, life in quarantine, the good things that have come out of being in quarantine, and highlights from the Burn My Eyes 25th Anniversary Tour.

Welcome to Episode 46 of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show.  It went on air at midnight Friday morning 29 November 2019.  Time flew as it always does when fun was being had.  The big news of the week was my interview with Tommy Thayer, lead guitarist for KISS.  I was lucky enough to get the chance to interview him on Wednesday night and it was an absolute pleasure to talk to him.  I had planned to play the interview on this episode but given that there are only 2 hours I didn't want to lose 15 min of high grade music time with an interview so the interview is now a stand-alone podcast, check it out amongst the other podcasts.  Nothing like doing shows at two in the morning, I see I said that Lyzyrd Kyngs spelt their name the same way as Thin Lizzy do, when it was supposed to be the way Lynyrd Skynyrd do.  Obviously something to do with the zzzzzzzz's  The highlight of the show was definitely Billy Bragg, he doesn't get a lot of air play but man, that aggressive guitar just sets the studio alight, it sounds so raw and pissed-off.  Steve Jones, doing a cover of Bowie's Suffragette City, also got the Whatsapp lines buzzing as did the comment about Michael Jackson.  HIM made their first appearance on TSORR and UK blues hero Aaron Keylock was also a first timer.  Machine Head's Davidian sounded as powerful as ever and certainly reaffirmed my belief that Burn My Eyes is one of the finest Metal albums ever released.  All in all a very mixed bag with no obvious weak links in my opinion, see what you think.   Artists featured included:  Van Halen, Judas Priest, The Donna's, Joe Bonamassa, Lyzyrd Kyngs, Billy Idol, My Chemical Romance, Wolf Mother, Marilyn Manson, Tesla, Steve Jones, Y&T, Volbeat, Whiskey Myers, In Flames, HIM, Chickenfoot, Aaron Keylock, The Gaslight Anthem, Billy Bragg, Machine Head, Me & That Man, The Damned Things, The Wildhearts, Cold Chisel & Burn The Priest

Machine Head bracht 25 jaar geleden zijn debuutplaat en instant classic Burn My Eyes uit. Die plaat speelde ze vorige week integraal in Vorst Nationaal en dat concert was voor Alex en Andries de perfecte reden om nog eens de impact van die plaat uit de doeken te doen alsook verhalen op te halen van de tour die ze enkele jaren geleden deden met Machine Head. In het tweede deel van deze 10de #callingfromtheunderground episode komen Matthias en Mondy van RDS220 langs. Deze 2 veteranen uit de Punk/Hardcore scene brachten vorige maand één van de meest agressieve metalplaten uit van dit jaar genaamd "Hell is Truth Seen too Late". Stof genoeg dus voor een uitermate boeiend gesprek over politiek, hun H8000 verleden, classic IPODS en wat er allemaal fout is aan U2.

Darren och Niclas sätter sig vid mickarna igen och pratar gott om ett album i deras Behind the Vinyl program. I detta avsnitt är det Machine Heads album Burn My Eyes. Rocksverige no Behind The Vinyl, Rocksverige, Pirate Rock Rocksverige Darren och Niclas sätter sig vid mickarna igen och pratar gott om ett album i deras Be

Chaque semaine, Éric et Mass vous proposent un cours d'Histoire Metal ! Cette semaine, retour sur Burn My Eyes, premier album de Machine Head et missile sorti de nulle-part ! Retrouvez l'émission, toutes les chroniques et les cours d'Histoire Metal sur killerontheloose.com Suivez nous sur les réseaux sociaux : twitter.com/lemissionmetal - facebook.com/killerontheloose

L'émission Metal depuis 1980, en direct et en podcast ! Cette semaine : Toutes les nouveautés Metal du moment et une Chronique du Créateur qui revient sur BUrn My Eyes, premier album de Machine Head qui fête ses 25 ans ! Tracklist et podcasts sur killerontheloose.com Suivez nous sur les réseaux sociaux : twitter.com/lemissionmetal - facebook.com/killerontheloose

Team TNM discuss the most crazy week in which Maynard James Keenan and Guy Fieri appear in the same news story (as do Mary J Blige and Eagles Of Death Metal), there's new music from As I Lay Dying, Bokassa, After The Burial and more, discussion on which band has the biggest gap from their best to worst albums and there's a stellar Album Club on Machine Head's landmark debut album, Burn My Eyes.

Welcome Volume 4 Chapter 50 is jam packed! Tom interviews actress Kira Reed Lorsch. Then the panel brings in Skip Novak to discuss The Silence on Netflix, and the novel by Tim Lebbon, plus Tom revisits another Netflix adaptation’s source material, Adam Nevill's The Ritual, for some Blood Frenzy and Old Gods. Scott asks the question: why is Machine Head rebooting Burn My Eyes, Walt reviews Iced Earth's re-release of Into the Realm and Dan is relieved he didn't have to endure Pet Sematary. All this, plus Iris has the top 10 things trending this week in metal & horror!

On episode 9 of the Noizze Podcast we review new albums from After The Burial & Periphery. We discuss news on a Machine Head 25th anniversary tour for Burn My Eyes, S&M 2, and news on a new Marilyn Manson album incoming. There's also an update from Sam on the 100 greatest metal albums of all time and more!

Welcome to Episode 41 of the GBHBL Whiplash. A podcast where we talk about rock & metal albums/news & play tracks from upcoming underground bands. This episode we talk about the new Rammstein single, Staind Reunion, Static-X Tribute Shows, Ramblin' Man Fair Day Ticket Prices, Fanbase Nicknames and more. We also have chat about what band biopic we'd like to see and have a track by track breakdown of Machine Head's Burn My Eyes. We have six tracks on this podcast coming from Monograf, Pathos & Logos, Mist of Misery, Murdryck, Crownaside and Bloodphemy. Read reviews and much more over on our website: https://gbhbl.com/

I rymden kan ingen höra dig riffa! I avsnitt 95 blickar vi upp mot himlavalvet och inser vår egna betydelselöshet när vi avhandlar rymden och ämnet spacerock. Vi försöker definiera begreppet och listar några band som vi tycker hör hemma i genren. Det blir bland annat musik från upphovsmännen till musikstilen, rymdrock från Belfast och bastarder från Wales, psykedelisk black metal doom från finnar, svenska instrumentala kosmonauter och amerikanska monstermagneter. Vi pratar även om vår nya merch och inspirationen till den nya vågen av svensk doom samt avhandlar nyheten om Machine Heads stundande återförening och 25-årsfirandet av Burn My Eyes. Och glöm aldrig, i universum är allt möjligt!Spellista:In Flames - Behind Space ‘99 (Colony / Nuclear Blast)This Gift Is A Curse - Wolvking (A Throne Of Ash / Season Of Mist)Machine Head - None But My Own (Burn My Eyes / Roadrunner)Hawkwind - Master Of The Universe (In Search Of Space / Olympic)New Keepers Of The Water Towers - Pyre For The Red Sage (The Cosmic Child / Listenable )Yuri Gagarin - Cluster Of Minds (At The Center Of All Infinity / Kommun2)Slomatics - Tunnel Dragger (Estron / Burning World)Waste Of Space Orchestra - Syntheosis (Syntheosis / Svart)Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard - The Majestic Clockwork (Yn Ol I Annwn / New Heavy Sounds)Monster Magnet - Last Patrol (Last Patrol / Napalm)

Our new issue is out, featuring Teutonic titans Rammstein! We dissect new song Deutschland.El shares her experiences of chicken yodelling in Taiwan, and we get excited about Machine F***ing Head playing Burn My Eyes.Plus! We chat about goths in summer and predict the end of the world. Yes, really. Been nice knowing you...The Metal Hammer Podcast is powered by Olympus.

Our new issue is out, featuring Teutonic titans Rammstein! We dissect new song Deutschland.El shares her experiences of chicken yodelling in Taiwan, and we get excited about Machine F***ing Head playing Burn My Eyes.Plus! We chat about goths in summer and predict the end of the world. Yes, really. Been nice knowing you...The Metal Hammer Podcast is powered by Olympus.

This week, Steve and Remfry pay tribute to Scott Walker who passed away on Monday. An innovative and uncompromising artist whose career encompassed everything from 1960s pop to a collaboration with hooded Seattle doom-merchants Sunn O))), Walker was a huge influence on a diverse range of artists including Radiohead, Pulp, Cult of Luna, David Bowie, Brian Eno, Goldfrapp, Opeth and Leonard Cohen. In much better news, the boys discuss the incredibly exciting announcement that Machine Head will be back with original members Logan Mader and Chris Kontos to play their colossal 1994 debut album Burn My Eyes in full. They also review new albums from UNKLE, Whitechapel, Brutus and The Pirate Ship Quintet and trade-off comes courtesy of Broken Bells and Atari Teenage Riot. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you would like to follow along we laid out the track-listing below:Davidian vs. Laid to RestOld vs. HourglassA Thousand Lies vs. Now You Got Something to Die ForNone But My Own vs. The Faded Line Rage to Overcome vs. OmertaDeath Church vs. Blood of the Scribe A Nation on Fire vs. One GunBlood for Blood vs. Break YouI’m Your God Now vs. What I’ve BecomeReal Eyes, Realize, Real Lies vs. Ashes of the WakeBlock vs. Remorse is For the Dead

This week, we talk the apparent foreclosure of the MACHINE HEAD juggernaut. We take a look at bands who have been broken up, or at least, changed beyond recognition. This week we review the first release from MACHINE HEAD with their 1991 album "Burn My Eyes". Why was it so respected and loved by so many, even to this day. Check out all this and more on the Super Metal Bros Podcast!

This week we have an extra cast member! We delve into some pretty shocking content that leaves half of us slightly confused. We also talk games! Stay tuned! EpisodeSubnauticaDivinity: Original Sin 2Final Fantasy 14

Doc speaks with Machine Head frontman, Robb Flynn, about his crazy, early years in the Bay Area experimenting with drugs, starting thrash band Forbidden, cutting his teeth on the road with Vio-lence, how the changing 90s metal scene inspired him to start Machine Head, how they secured a record deal with Roadrunner Records, the huge impact and success of Burn My Eyes, how the band defied categorization through the years as their sound evolved, and discuss race relations and outrage culture. This episode features the song "No Return" by Void Vator from the album Dehumanized, and the song "Beyond The Pale" by Machine Head from the album Catharsis. Follow Robb on Instagram @RobbFlynn and Twitter @TheGeneralMH Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Check out Void Vator at www.VoidVator.com Support our show sponsor and buy official band merch at Rockabilia.com. Use the code PCEXMAN for 15% off. Listen to more great podcasts like this at JabberJawMedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Felipe y Diego hablan con ayuda de Daniel Palacios de Burn My Eyes, de Machine Head, el debut de la banda de Oakland.