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When it's Christmas and John Maclane ic nowhere to be found, there is another hero that can be trusted on. This week, Shawn and Colin welcome first-time guest Lee Conrad for a supersized discussion of the unorthodox Christmas classic 'Batman Returns'. We all know the Bat, the Cat and the penguin from this superhero classic, right? What more can be said? Well, we found plenty, trust me.  How does this hold up in the whole grand scheme of things? Are we ridiculous for justifying this one as a Christmas movie this year? What did we think? Tune in to find out!5 Star reviews help drive us up the charts. Please take a minute and review us.If you would like to contact or donate to us: iusedtolikethisone@gmail.comwww.patreon.com/iusedtolikethisoneWebsite: www.iusedtolikethisone.comInstagram: @iusedtolikethisoneTwitter: @iused2likethis1Facebook: I Used To Like This OneBluesky: @iusedtolikethisone.bsky.socialCreated/Produced/Hosted by: Shawn Wells and Colin StewartOfficial Substitute Co-host: Aaron KnowlesEdited by: Shawn WellsOriginal Music by: Lindon Carter (look for his band 'Carter & the Capitals' on all music streaming platforms)Website design: David SonGuest: Lee Conrad- Instagram/Facebook @LCTheDrawGuyMentioned by Lee: The Scrappy Doo Principle, KISStory Science Theatre and Art at Yeg Farmers Market Strathcona/DowntownSpecial Thanks To: Tracy Sheremeta, Lindon Carter, Kris Wells and Graham Wells for their contributions to the show.Hear more content from Shawn with his other podcast 'In Front Of The Yellow Line'.Support the mental health of Military Veterans with Aaron Knowles's non-profit www.shredthestress.org©️2023 And Sometimes Why? Productions.

In this episode, guest co-host Lee Conrad (The Scrappy Doo Principle, KISStory Science Theatre) and me explore KISS's Lick It Up album as it celebrates its' 40th anniversary.KISS was at a crucial point in their career, as their glory days were behind them and they chose to bid farewell to that era by taking off the make up that they were so identified with up to that point.  It proved to be a success and once again, KISS was back on the charts and back on the road.We delve into this album track-by-track, and as always, had a lot of fun doing so!

Guest Co-Hosts: Thee Matt Porter and Lee Conrad.Let's go back 45 years, to when a 10 year old boy discovers a new Marvel Comic featuring KISS....a book that will change his life forever, introducing him to the worlds of KISS and music.In 1977, KISS topped the Gallup Poll as most popular group and they were at the peak of their powers, ruling the roost with not one, but TWO albums that year, Love Gun and Alive II, not to mention a merchandising empire that was building KISS's legend....not to mention their bank accounts!For this episode, I brought back two heavy hitters, The KISS Room's Matt Porter and KISStory Science Theatre's Lee Conrad!  I had a lot of fun yapping about KISS with these two and it was great re-examining this pivotal period in KISStory!

Episode 31: Big Honkin' Box O' Destroyer!Guest Co-Host: Lee ConradThis episode gets a KST injection!  Guest Co-Host Lee Conrad (The Scrappy Doo Principle & Kisstory Science Theatre podcasts) and I delve into KISS's 45th anniversary deluxe box set for their 1976 album Destroyer!We talk about everything included in this big box and uncovered some revelations along the way:·        The Betty White / KISS connection!·        The KISS member who auditioned for Steely Dan!·        The white powdery substance that fueled the sessions (hint: It wasn't coffee creamer!)·        The creepiness of Gene Simmons isolated in the center speaker!·        The mystery man we'll call “Steven Wilson” And much, much more!This one's a super-sized episode, so have your beverage of choice handy and buckle up, because no bit of KISS information is too trivial and no KISS impersonations are left undone.  This one's a hoot, folks!Hosted by Chris Karam 

Its all there in the title people!

Join Des, Lee and Adam for a raw and rowdy look and listen through the original late 80's CD releases of the KISS catalogue. 

Vixen keyboardist and friend of the show Tyson Leslie returns for More Rare Hare. Now in it's sixth installment, the Rare Hare series of concerts have become a favorite of Nashville concert-goers. Incredible players from across the board perform deep cuts and favorites from the heady days of the 80's. Moreover, the playing is coming from members of some of your favorite bands. [caption id="attachment_36186" align="alignright" width="350"] More Rare Hare [/caption] In this long form talk, Tyson gives us the details on the upcoming concert that features Enuff Z'nuff kicking off the night with a set of tunes. Additionally, he tells us about his new gig with Vixen. Coupled with his experiences with The Big Rock Show, Tyson's tenure in Vixen has put him into some surreal scenarios. In fact, his multiple "pinch me" moments make for some entertaining discussion. Moreover, Tyson has some great stories of his piano bar job and some strange song requests. Finally, we finish off with a playout track by Vixen of Tyson's choice. We hope you enjoy More Rare Hare with Tyson Leslie and SHARE with a friend! Buy Music! Enuff Znuff Vixen iTunes Review: Funny, honest, from the heart 🤘 by tom b. NJ on Jan 26, 2018 Rating: ★★★★★ These guys are part of my weekly routine. They connect with their listeners and....they care. It’s a mutual love of hard rock and metal. Subscribe. Today. Keep it going guys!! Facebook Review: Robert Sedler reviewed Decibel Geek Podcast — 5 star February 1 at 4:59pm · I started listening to podcasts in early 2017 and immediately went looking for a decent rock/metal show. I found a few that were forgettable, and a few that were downright awful. I stumbled upon Decibel Geek and noticed that they had an entire episode dedicated to the mighty Y&T. I said to myself, “OK, this is worth checking out”. I love being right, and boy was I ever right. These guys freakin’ GET IT. They cover a wide spectrum of everything that rocks, and have a good knowledge of some obscure bands that never get enough love. They live what they love, and you can tell that their love for the genre is as real as it gets. Keep it up guys. You've got a great show, and you’ve got a listener for life. m/ Geeks of the Week: Joey Vanchieri, Mary Ann Cowley, Growin’ Up Rock podcast, Dave Alderson, Amber Bits, Kisstory Science Theatre, Rich Canamar, Brandt Cattell, Rockin Ron Runyon, Greg York, Joe Royland, Sit & Spin with Joe, Tom Cullen, Matt Ashcraft,  Stacey Sullivan, Marc Alden Taylor, Free Form Rock Podcast, Jay Szczeblewski, Bakko, Cobras & Fire, Paul Korn, Matt Porter (The KISS Room), Sean Cullen, Scott Smith, Wayne Cross, Eric Nesbitt, Joseph Capone, Kenneth Roy, Cool World, James Brendon Dunn, Greg Troyan, Andy Lafon, Warren Money, Joe Lascon, Mikael Burell, Eric Sartana Horner, Aaron Baker, Story Time with Aaron Baker, Andrew Jacobs, Otto Erlend Gregersen, David Glynn, Brad Kalmanson, Adam Cox, Trevor McDougall, Joe Lascon, David Glynn, Sonny Pooni, I’m in Love with Satchel from Steel Panther, Knighthawk, Save Rock n Metal, Nick Rose, TJ Cullen, Joe Becht, FMPB Podcast, Christopher Stokes, Digital Killed, Ernesto Aguilar, The Mooger Fooger Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Facebook Fan Page Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram E-mail Us Subscribe to our Youtube channel! Call us on the Hotline! (540) DBGeek - 1 or (540) 324-3351 Support Us! Shop through our Amazon link! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download

Lee, Des and Adam finally talk about KISS' most recent release, and only four years late! It's finally time for Monster!

Once again, the KST boys got to go see KISS. And once again, they had lots of fun. But what was even more fun was the afterparty! Lee, Adam and Des were joined by superfan Alex Van Cleef, Stacy Deville and Taras Kachkowski to discuss The Freedom To Rock tour! Spoiler alert: it rocked.

What's this? A re-release of an episode? No, silly, it's the tour edition! KISStory Science Theatre kick off their Summer Tour series with a look at one of the boys' favourite tours: The short but amazingly sweet Hotter Than Hell tour. And because we love our fans so (and because the episode was running short), please enjoy a "Bonus Disc"- Our now classic Hotter Than Hell roundtable episode.

We are joined by some of the coolest fellow KISS podcasters to celebrate our 100th episode! We are having a rock 'n' roll party with KEN MILLS from the PodKISSt, MATT PORTER from The KISS ROOM, and ADAM SMITH from Kisstory Science Theatre to celebrate and discuss KISS! Thanks for listening, and we hope you enjoy!

Well, we made our list, checked it twice, and we determined that you lot had been a healthy mix of Naughty and Nice this year- So you get a present! Join Des, Adam and Lee as they finally talk about the record that's responsible for so many KISS fans, including two from Edmonton in the 80's.

It's a dark and gritty Thanksgiving as KST and the Podkisst join forces for the most Carnival of Souls talk the web has ever seen! Join KST as they take a look in the mirror and confess their feelings about Carnival of Souls: The Final Sessions. Find out who hates it, who will always be there for it, and who wishes it would just go away as the boys have one of their most heated discussions yet. No punches are pulled, but a couple are almost thrown. And then make sure to check out podkisst.com for your second course of this holiday feast: Part one of Podkisst's Carnival of Souls extravaganza! Join Gary Shaller, Larry Roberts, Matt Porter, BJ Kramp & Ken Mills as we talk “Carnival of Souls: The Final Sessions”And very special message from Bill Starkey! Pete LaRussa gives us his take on COS. Listen right here!

Join Des and Adam for drinks as they celebrate Des' recent birthday, talk a little KISS and discuss how they found themselves in a hotel room at 5:00 am with one of the most decorated superstars in pro wrestling. We also had a bunch of leftover stuff from our Crazy Night with Y2J, so we threw some of that in, too. Enjoy!

It's a Crazy Night indeed as Adam, Des and Lee welcome rocker, wrestler, author, podcaster and fellow KISS fanatic Chris Jericho into the Kisstory Science Theatre fold! The boys drink until the sun comes up and almost get kicked out of a hotel, all while discussing KISS' 1987 stab at the big time: Crazy Nights.

Join Des, Lee and Adam as they dim the lights, relax, open up that gatefold and crank the volume on KISS Alive!

Break out the sparkles and the sequins, everyone! Lee, Adam and Des throw on the most ridiculous clothes they can possibly find and celebrate 30 years in the Asylum by discussing one of KISS' more divisive albums.

It's a twofer Tuesday, boys & girls! First join Adam and Des in a Saturday Night's Minisode as they attempt to make a top ten list out of the official members of KISS, and then as they grab a bite to eat with a Let's Do Lunch special in which they debate who the ultimate KISS drummer is.

It's time to wash that makeup off and leap into the year 1983 with Des, Lee and Adam as they take a look at KISS' first album out of makeup- Lick It Up.

The time has come, it can't be avoided any longer. Lee, Des and Adam take a dive into modern era KISS with Sonic Boom. Things go about like you're imagining they do- Des gets bored and Adam gets angry. Like, really angry.

KISStory Science Theatre returns as we join Adam and Des in a discussion on KISS' seeming disregard for certain parts of its own past, and how what specific part that is has changed over the years.

Happy Holidays everyone! Des, Adam and Lee discuss KISS' 1978 compliation album: Double Platinum! Consider this our gift to you, wrapped in shiny mylar packaging.

The KST boys take a long overdue look at the 1976 album Rock and Roll Over, it's ensuing tour, and the strange place this album has in KISStory.

It's Halloween time again!!! As fans, you always win!!! The boys from Kisstory Science Theatre; Des, Adam and Lee bring you a commentary on the THEATRICAL cut of the KISS motion picture ATTACK OF THE PHANTOMS! Much beer is consumed, new thoughts discussed and plenty of laughs. Happy Halloween!!

Des and Adam take a stroll through the graveyard of the KISS world and reminisce and share their thoughts on some of its inhabitants. Perhaps due to the serious nature of the conversation, this conversation wanders somewhat further from the path than normal in places.

Join your STRANGE WAYS bros, and special guest DES SHAW from KISSTORY SCIENCE THEATRE for our discussion on The Middle Kids of KISS!! We had a blast taking with Des, and hope you enjoy it, KISS Army!!!

Des, Lee and Adam from KISStory Science Theatre are Cassius' special guests. Or is Cassius from Creatures of the Net KST's special guest? Either way it's the first ever in person KISS podcast crossover and everyone had a lot of fun.

It's been a minute since your KISS Army bros did a roundtable..and we were super stoked to be joined by Adam Smith from KISSTORY SCIENCE THEATRE! This time around we dive into the controversial and very colorful 1985 KISS offering..ASYLUM!!!

Down on your knees! The KST gang take a look at the KISS album that ignored North America- KISS Killers!

In this episode: Alex Van Cleef returns! The crew abandon the Fortress of Chaos for the summer splendour of the Fortress of Madness (Des' garage)! Unmasked is discussed and debated at great length! And everyone (except Alex, as that ain't his thing) gets quite intoxicated. Seriously. This one's a doozy.

We're back this week to discuss the second half of the year that was 1994. Tracks from Alice Cooper, Pearl Jam, Stone Roses, Annihilator, Peter Criss, Machine Head, Cinderella, Megadeth, and a ton more.   Geeks of the Week: Facebook: Patrick  Johnson, Adam Smith, Matt Ashcraft, Todd Cunningham, Chris Karam, Rich Dillon, Wally Norton, Robert De Pasqua, Billy Hardaway, Music is my Religion, Kisstory Science Theatre, Jason Thomas Broadrick, Twitter: Derik Novak, The Pod Mafia, Mojo Dave, Andrew Jacobs, Keith Doyle, Jason T. Broadrick   Click Artist Name to Purchase on Amazon!   Intro Song: Sponge– Plowed – Rotting Pinata (8/2)   Facts & Figures: Movie Ticket $4.08 Average cost of new car$12,350.00 Dozen Eggs 86 cents     Born: Harry Styles (One Direction) & Justin Beiber Died: Harry Nilsson, Dinah Shore, Dan Hartman, Selena, Kurt Cobain   July:   Rolling Stones – Sparks Will Fly – Voodoo Lounge (7/11)   Gilby Clarke - Pawnshop Guitars - "Cure Me... or Kill Me" (7/26)   Alice Cooper – Bad Place Alone – The Last Temptation   August:   August 12 - Woodstock '94 begins in Saugerties, New York. It is the 25-year anniversary of Woodstock in 1969.   Peter Criss - Cat #1 - "Bad People Burn in Hell" (8/16)   Machine Head – Block – Burn My Eyes (8/9)   BREAK 1   Break Return Song: Korn– Clown – Korn   October 11 - Korn, a nu metal band from Bakersfield, California, launches its self-titled debut album Korn, peaking at number 72 on the Billboard 200 and launching the nu metal sound. List of other metal albums Sports Discussion   September:   Jackyl- Push Comes to Shove - "Back Down in the Dirt"   Tuff- Fist First - "In Dogs We Trust"   October:   October 12 - Jimmy Page and Robert Plant: No Quarter (Unledded) premieres on MTV. The "unplugged" concert special featuring the two former Led Zeppelin bandmates was filmed to accompany the release of the album of the same name.   “Surprised They Released Albums” Discussion   Nativity in Black: Tribute to Black Sabbath - Ugly Kid Joe - "N.I.B." (10/4)   Queensryche– My Global Mind – Promised Land (10/18)   Melvins– Sweet Willy Rollbar – Stoner Witch (10/18)   Annihilator– King of the Kill – King of the Kill (10/10)   BREAK 2   Break Return Song: Testament– Low – Low   Movies Discussion   Airheads Soundtrack - Stuttering John - "I'll Talk My Way Out of It"   November:   November 7 – WXYC, the student radio station of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, provides the world's first internet radio broadcast. November 28 - The Milwaukee Cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer is beaten to death by a fellow inmate at the prison where he was incarcerated.   Megadeth– Reckoning Day – Youthanasia (11/1)   Cinderella– All Come Down – Still Climbing (11/8)   “Still Kicking in 94” Discussion   December:   December 2 - Warner Music Group acquires a 49 percent share of Seattle record label Sub Pop in a deal believed to be worth over $30 million.   Stone Roses - Second Coming - "Love Spreads" (12/5)   Biggest Hit Singles: Bruce Springsteen – Streets of Philadelphia, Adams, Stewart, & Sting – All for Love, Rednex – Cotton Eye Joe, All-4-One – I Swear, Mariah Carey – Without You   Big Rock Songs of 1994 discussion     Pearl Jam - Vitalogy - "Not For You" (12/5)   Contact Us!   Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Fan Page Follow on Twitter E-mail Us Comment Below     Call us on the Hotline! (540) DBGeek - 1 or (540) 324-3351

Happy anniversary, everyone! Lee, Des and Adam discuss the album that started it all, and KISS' first forays into the world of a touring entity. Also, Adam attempts to keep Des and Lee from coming to blows over some surprising opinions.

Adam,Des & Lee Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Animalize with a Roundtable and Commentary on the classic Home Video "Live Uncensored"!

The KST boys turn (and sometimes roll) their eyes towards 1988's compilation album Smashes, Thrashes & Hits.

BANG! That's right, it's time for the KST boys to delve into the depths of KISS's 6th studio album and the tour that followed.

The KST boys skirt eternal damnation and take a look at KISS' classic 2nd album- Hotter Than Hell.

The KST boys delve into their teenage years with an album that is near and dear to Des and Adam's hearts, but is a little more distant from Lee's.

Kisstory Science Theatre discusses their feelings about the 1996 KISS reunion and the tour that ensued.

In their latest roundtable discussion, the KST boys take a peek into DTK's closet, and come out with a skeleton or two. A short, snappy podcast for a short snappy album.

The Crossover that they said shouldn’t happen! KST meets the Podfather Ken Mills on ther PodKISSt for a no holds barred Crossover just like in the comic books! Chock full of KISS Talk! All this, and plenty more, on PodKISSt… the KISS fanzine for your ears!Check out the KISSTORY SCIENCE THEATRE show out here http://kisstorysciencetheatre.blogspot.ca/ and […]

The Crossover that they said shouldn’t happen! KST meets the PodKISSt for a no holds barred Crossover just like in the comic books! Tons of Kool KISS Talk! Chock full of KISS Talk! All this, and plenty more, on PodKISSt… the KISS fanzine for your ears! Check out the KISSTORY SCIENCE THEATRE show out here http://kisstorysciencetheatre.blogspot.ca/ and Itunes. Rate us on Itunes, “Like” us on Facebook, and join the “PodKISSt Army!” http://www.facebook.com/groups/109506652420062/

Lee, Adam, Des and special guest Alex rev up their bumper cars and head into the show to discuss Psycho Circus. In part two of two, we focus on the tour and all the accompanying hoopla as the circus goes on and history repeats itself.

Lee, Adam, Des and special guest Alex rev up their bumper cars and head into the show to discuss Psycho Circus. In part one of two, we have some general discussion of the album, the track by track, and some tales of the recording process. The audio in this version has been fixed.

Des, Lee and Adam hop into one of seventeen semis and take the ride for KISS' most infamous tour.

Kisstory Science Theatre dig into what is known to many KISS fans simply as "The Disco Record".

Adam and Des of Kisstory Science Theatre continue the story of their own personal Kisstories, this time tackling the most asked about part of their shared past- The KISS Impostors.

You wanted a commentary? You got a commentary. After reaching over 150 subscribers on YouTube, Kisstory Science Theatre bites the bullet and watches 'Kiss Meets The Phantom of The Park'. Grab a cold one, sync up your copy, listen and enjoy!

Lee and Adam of Kisstory Science Theatre try something a little different- A Skype chat about who they would cast as KISS in a theoretical biopic.

Join Adam & Des of Kisstory Science Theatre as they hop in the WABAC machine and share a little of their personal Kisstories, including their earliest memories of the band and the genesis of their fandom.

Whether you love it or hate it, Music From The Elder is a notorious album amongst Kiss fans. Some praise it for it's creative ambitiousness and others pan it for straying so far from what made the band popular to begin with. Kisstory Science Theatre now talks about their feelings on the album and what it means to them.

Kisstory Science Theatre discusses the classic collaboration of KISS with producer Bob Ezrin starting with the signature album from the band, DESTROYER! Part one in a Three part series.

Des,Adam and Lee discuss Kiss' 1992 effort 'Revenge' on the eve of it's 20th anniversary.