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Since the dawn of civilisation, rock'n'roll has been featured in films. Many talking heads, in documentaries featured once upon-a-time on the BBC, have spoken about the groin-and-brain-fireworks set off by seeing Willy Hailey and his Comets on the silver screen. Elsewhere, Elvis flooded cinemas with his cinematic gyros. Even Little Richard stood on a piano in one, and in doing so, stood above everyone. Ever. The real and true kueen (sic).  Anyway, I digress. This week, we look at the efforts of bands to make films, themselves. Or at least, be heavily featured in them. In doing so, we look at Guitar Wolf, the Beedles, Weird Al, Floyd's Pink Pants and still more. We explore how these two things are inexplicably linked – rock'n'roll and dramatic movies, and reach surprising conclusions.  And Sam is back from spurlunking.  ### Riffs of the week #### Dr Sam's Riff - Thumpasaurus - Struttin' (0:10) #### Andrew's Riff - Putrid Defecation - Impending Anal Leakage (0:36) ### Dr Sam's track choices 1. Slade - Far Far Away (0.18) 2. Weird Al - Beat on the Brat (entire song!) 3. Guitar Wolf - Wild zero (opening) 4. Metallica - Through the Never (opening) ### Andrew's track choices 1. The Monkees - Porpoise Song (2:56) 2. Pink Floyd - Echos Part 1 - Live at Pompeii (7:49) 3. The Ramones - Rock and Roll High School (0:59) 4. Peter Sellers: A Hard Day's Night (0:10) Email us - beatmotel@lawsie.com Edit at 40 minutes

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Hello Metal Heads, On this weeks' show, were joined by American filmmaker Adam Dubin a NYU film program graduate and a life long metalhead. While at NYU, Adam and a young Rick Rubin shared a dorm room and a passion for music and the media arts. The two were involved in the development of the Beastie Boys and helped launch their career both musically and visually. Adam co-directed the Beastie Boys music videos "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)" and "No Sleep till Brooklyn" with Ric Menello. In 1990 Adam was commissioned by Metallica to shoot some recording studio footage which eventually led to Dubin directing the feature-length documentary "A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica" as well as their music video "Nothing Else Matters "from 1991's Metallica: Metallica. This was the start of a 33 year relationship with Metallica that has included the 2013, Dubin directed documentary film Hit The Lights: The Making of Metallica Through the Never, starring Metallica and actor Dane DeHaan as well as the Freeze ‘Em All in Antarctica documentary In 2009, Dubin directed the concert film Stark Raving Black starring comedian Lewis Black. In 2012, he directed the concert film In God We Rust, also starring Black. 2019 saw the release of the documentary "Murder in the Front Row" which explores the early thrash scene of the San Francisco Bay Area.  Additional topics covered include :  -Vintage NYC record stores and eateries -His exposure to Electric Lady Studios - hearing Black Album tunes for the first time - going on tour with Metallica - directing the “Nothing Else Matters” video - the conception of Murder in the Front row - telling the story of early Bay Area thrash - the power of seeing KISS live - Kirk's importance and Exodus - documenting Freeze ‘Em All in Antarctica Another example of a great, unique, conversation filled with in-depth antidotes and disclosures found only here at Metal Mayhem ROC. Thank you for the support and remember to always KEEP IT HEAVY!! Visit the website and join the Metal mayhem ROC community. Sign up for our weekly newsletter keeping you updated on all new podcast episodes as well as reminders for our live Radio show on Monday nights. METAL MAYHEM ROC SOCIALS: https://metalmayhemroc.com/ https://metaldevastationradio.com/ http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ https://twitter.com/MetalmayhemR https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1Y8gRcKQODNMWwyLBfIHOA https://www.instagram.com/metalmayhemroc/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/metalmayhemroc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Metal Heads, On this weeks' show, were joined by American filmmaker Adam Dubin a NYU film program graduate and a life long metalhead. While at NYU, Adam and a young Rick Rubin shared a dorm room and a passion for music and the media arts. The two were involved in the development of the Beastie Boys and helped launch their career both musically and visually. Adam co-directed the Beastie Boys music videos "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)" and "No Sleep till Brooklyn" with Ric Menello. In 1990 Adam was commissioned by Metallica to shoot some recording studio footage which eventually led to Dubin directing the feature-length documentary "A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica" as well as their music video "Nothing Else Matters "from 1991's Metallica: Metallica. This was the start of a 33 year relationship with Metallica that has included the 2013, Dubin directed documentary film Hit The Lights: The Making of Metallica Through the Never, starring Metallica and actor Dane DeHaan as well as the Freeze ‘Em All in Antarctica documentary In 2009, Dubin directed the concert film Stark Raving Black starring comedian Lewis Black. In 2012, he directed the concert film In God We Rust, also starring Black. 2019 saw the release of the documentary "Murder in the Front Row" which explores the early thrash scene of the San Francisco Bay Area.  Additional topics covered include :  -Vintage NYC record stores and eateries -His exposure to Electric Lady Studios - hearing Black Album tunes for the first time - going on tour with Metallica - directing the “Nothing Else Matters” video - the conception of Murder in the Front row - telling the story of early Bay Area thrash - the power of seeing KISS live - Kirk's importance and Exodus - documenting Freeze ‘Em All in Antarctica Another example of a great, unique, conversation filled with in-depth anecdote's and disclosures found only here at Metal Mayhem ROC. Thank you for the support and remember to always KEEP IT HEAVY!! Visit the website and join the Metal mayhem ROC community. Sign up for our weekly newsletter keeping you updated on all new podcast episodes as well as reminders for our live Radio show on Monday nights. METAL MAYHEM ROC SOCIALS: https://metalmayhemroc.com/ https://metaldevastationradio.com/ http://pantheonpodcasts.com/ https://twitter.com/MetalmayhemR https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1Y8gRcKQODNMWwyLBfIHOA https://www.instagram.com/metalmayhemroc/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/metalmayhemroc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

6:42 - Phallus in Wonderland13:54 - Metallica Through the Never24:46 - The Munsters39:37 - Metal Lords50:37 - The Dirt1:03:58 - Hocus Pocus 21:17:25 - The Flight of the Phoenix

Not gonna lie, just a pretty average week this week! Tune in to hear about working weird long shifts, being stoked on finding a comic reading app with a good interface, and how much I can't stand Jim Belushi. Movies: Black Rain (1989) Gymkata (1985) The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984) Judgement Night (1993) Metallica: Through the Never (2013) Lone Wolf McQuade (1983) Twister (1996) Bulletproof (1996) Red Heat (1988) The Program (1993) The Natural (1984)

Harlly, Jeaun and Lawson have always had a gentle understanding with the creatures that live in the woods.ALSO DISCUSSED* Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)* Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013)* Flashback (2020)* Free Guy (2021)* Malevolence (2004)* Malevolence 2: Bereavement (2010)* Malevolence 3: Killer (2018)* Metallica: Through the Never (2013)* Midnight Mass (2021)* Primer (2004)* Shaun of the Dead (2004)* Wake Up, Ron Burgundy: The Lost Movie (2004)Reach us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/IDontKnowWhyWe1Read Harlly and Jeaun's Blog at https://onthebrightsidemedia.home.blog/Read Lawson's Blog athttps://exitthroughthecandycounter.wordpress.com/

Allan McKay is an award winning visual effects supervisor and technical director, mentor, podcaster, and speaker. He started using Deluxe Paint Animation and Animator Pro, populating entire games with his own characters. At 17, he started teaching advanced courses on game development and 3D animation at QANTM College, and at 18, he moved to Sydney to work for Ambience Entertainment. In 2005, he launched his own studio, Catastrophic FX and worked on dozens of game cinematics, TVCs, and films. He worked on the film Priest, in 2011, and Michael Bay's Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon. And from there he worked on several films like Flight, Metallica: Through the Never, Star Trek Into Darkness, and The Equalizer Allan also runs many courses, as well as a mentorship with over 1,000 members. Throughout the past two decades, he has appeared as a speaker at events in over 15 different cities… Allan also creates video tutorials on Pluralsight, YouTube, Vimeo, and through his personal website. Allan hosts a podcast where he features interviews with artists and directors in the creative industry, discussing everything from career strategies, case studies on film, new technologies, workflow, and core strategies to build a successful career and lifestyle. In this episode you will learn: How to turn your “if only dream” into reality The importance of identifying rational fears to manage risk How to find time to focus on your dream (no matter how much time you don't think you have) How unlock your creativity and turn it into a business that you love To Connect With Allan: Follow Allan on Instagram right here: https://www.instagram.com/allanmckayofficial/ Click here to discover how Mark and his team can take over your lead generation for you, with a 100% ROI guarantee: www.markbowness.org/authority See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cerramos el mes de enero con un programa que no dejará a nadie indiferente. Si quieres enterarte de lo más candente del planeta Metal, este es tu podcast. Disfrútalo! Playlist: 1 - LABYRINTH - "Sleepwalker" 2 - RONNIE ATKINS - "One Shot" 3 - THERION - "Tuonela" 4 - EINHERJER - "The Blood And The Iron" 5 - MORPHIUM - "The Truth" 6 - ANGELUS APATRIDA - "The Age Of Disinformation" 7 - TRIBULATION - "Funeral Pyre" 8 - SOEN - "Illusion" 9 - W.E.T. - "One Final Kiss" 10 - WIG WAM - Never Say Die - "Hypnotized" 11 - METALLICA - "Through the never" 12 - AVANTASIA - "Let the Storm Descend Upon You" __________________________________________ Puedes apoyar a MAXIMETAL y disfrutar de contenido exclusivo, así como acceder a todo el histórico de audios del programa, a través del siguiente enlace y seleccionando la opción en azul "Apoyar": https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-maximetal-hard-rock-heavy-metal-podcast_sq_f1277537_1.html

Cerramos el mes de enero con un programa que no dejará a nadie indiferente. Si quieres enterarte de lo más candente del planeta Metal, este es tu podcast. Disfrútalo! Playlist: 1 - LABYRINTH - "Sleepwalker" 2 - RONNIE ATKINS - "One Shot" 3 - THERION - "Tuonela" 4 - EINHERJER - "The Blood And The Iron" 5 - MORPHIUM - "The Truth" 6 - ANGELUS APATRIDA - "The Age Of Disinformation" 7 - TRIBULATION - "Funeral Pyre" 8 - SOEN - "Illusion" 9 - W.E.T. - "One Final Kiss" 10 - WIG WAM - Never Say Die - "Hypnotized" 11 - METALLICA - "Through the never" 12 - AVANTASIA - "Let the Storm Descend Upon You" __________________________________________ Puedes apoyar a MAXIMETAL y disfrutar de contenido exclusivo, así como acceder a todo el histórico de audios del programa, a través del siguiente enlace y seleccionando la opción en azul "Apoyar": https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-maximetal-hard-rock-heavy-metal-podcast_sq_f1277537_1.html

Metallica: Through the Never and Repo! The Genetic Opera Everybody, and we do mean everybody is into some weird nonsense. Even if it's just a little bit, like putting tuna in your mac and cheese, there's something you do that someone else would be like "man, that's weird..." For a lot of people, that weird thing is weird movies. Metallica: Through the Never stars the cop who caught Ted Bundy in Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile and the son of famous tennis player Torbin Ulrich in what is basically a concert-long music video. Repo! The Genetic Opera stars Giles from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Paris "That's hot..." Hilton in an opera about family and the pharmaceutical industry. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

On this episode of To The Table Kyle recommends Peter the concert film Metallica Through the Never and Peter recommends the Sam Raimi horror classic The Evil Dead All right here Under The Spotlight.

This is part one of a very special two part dig into the Bay Area music scene of the late 70's - early 90's. We have two documentaries teed up that discuss the two biggest genres of the times, Thrash Metal and Punk.First up is a discussion with Adam Dubin, director for Murder in the Front Row: The San Francisco Bay Area Thrash Metal Scene! In the early 1980's, a small group of dedicated Bay Area headbangers shunned the hard rock of MTV and Hollywood hairspray bands in favor of a more dangerous brand of metal that became known as thrash! From the tape trading network to the clubs to the record stores and fanzines, director Adam Dubin reveals how the scene nurtured the music and the music spawned a movement.  Murder In The Front Row is told through powerful first person testimony and stunning animation and photography. The film is a social study of a group of young people defying the odds and building something essential for themselves.Adam Dubin set out to chronicle the ‘80s Bay Area thrash scene in Murder in the Front Row -- an uncensored and boisterous documentary set for release early in 2019. And Murder is certainly a must-watch for hard rock fans; the film contains over fifty interviews with various metal stalwarts (including Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Exodus, Testament and Death Angel), telling its tall tales through a mix of first-person interviews, animation and narration by comedian Brian Posehn. But first and foremost, “these are just good stories, and they are very human stories,” says Dubin. “And anyone I've shown this to, even those who don't really like the music, have really responded to it."Narratively, MITFR follows the story of a group of young kids in Northern California with a shared passion for heavy rock bands like UFO, Iron Maiden and Motorhead. “All these bands were mainly from England, and they never really toured the West Coast,” says Dubin. “So these young people started creating their own music, starting their own fanzines, booking clubs and trading tapes. These were people who were adamant about music and the bands, but also each other.” Dubin, a veteran music and comedy documentarian who got his start co-directing a few classic videos for the Beastie Boys (“Fight For Your Right to Party,” “No Sleep ‘til Brooklyn”), was certainly an ideal match for the film's subject matter. The New York native and NYU graduate (where he roomed with mega-producer Rick Rubin) has directed a number of documentaries for Metallica over the years, including their multi-platinum “A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica Parts 1 & 2,” "Hit the Lights: The Making of Metallica Through the Never" and "Freeze 'em All: Metallica in Antarctica," along with the band's music video for “Nothing Else Matters.” On a personal level, Dubin thinks MITFR serves as a natural evolution for him as a filmmaker and storyteller. “If there's one theme that runs through all my work, from the Beastie Boys to Metallica to Murder in the First Row, it's all an attempt to reveal a central truth of rock'n'roll.” https://mitfr.com/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JImsHFVztGI

This is part one of a very special two part dig into the Bay Area music scene of the late 70’s - early 90’s. We have two documentaries teed up that discuss the two biggest genres of the times, Thrash Metal and Punk. First up is a discussion with Adam Dubin, director for Murder in the Front Row: The San Francisco Bay Area Thrash Metal Scene!  In the early 1980’s, a small group of dedicated Bay Area headbangers shunned the hard rock of MTV and Hollywood hairspray bands in favor of a more dangerous brand of metal that became known as thrash! From the tape trading network to the clubs to the record stores and fanzines, director Adam Dubin reveals how the scene nurtured the music and the music spawned a movement.   Murder In The Front Row is told through powerful first person testimony and stunning animation and photography. The film is a social study of a group of young people defying the odds and building something essential for themselves. Adam Dubin set out to chronicle the ‘80s Bay Area thrash scene in Murder in the Front Row -- an uncensored and boisterous documentary set for release early in 2019. And Murder is certainly a must-watch for hard rock fans; the film contains over fifty interviews with various metal stalwarts (including Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Exodus, Testament and Death Angel), telling its tall tales through a mix of first-person interviews, animation and narration by comedian Brian Posehn.  But first and foremost, “these are just good stories, and they are very human stories,” says Dubin. “And anyone I’ve shown this to, even those who don't really like the music, have really responded to it." Narratively, MITFR follows the story of a group of young kids in Northern California with a shared passion for heavy rock bands like UFO, Iron Maiden and Motorhead. “All these bands were mainly from England, and they never really toured the West Coast,” says Dubin. “So these young people started creating their own music, starting their own fanzines, booking clubs and trading tapes. These were people who were adamant about music and the bands, but also each other.”  Dubin, a veteran music and comedy documentarian who got his start co-directing a few classic videos for the Beastie Boys (“Fight For Your Right to Party,” “No Sleep ‘til Brooklyn”), was certainly an ideal match for the film’s subject matter. The New York native and NYU graduate (where he roomed with mega-producer Rick Rubin) has directed a number of documentaries for Metallica over the years, including their multi-platinum “A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica Parts 1 & 2,” "Hit the Lights: The Making of Metallica Through the Never" and "Freeze 'em All: Metallica in Antarctica," along with the band’s music video for “Nothing Else Matters.”  On a personal level, Dubin thinks MITFR serves as a natural evolution for him as a filmmaker and storyteller. “If there’s one theme that runs through all my work, from the Beastie Boys to Metallica to Murder in the First Row, it’s all an attempt to reveal a central truth of rock’n’roll.”  https://mitfr.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JImsHFVztGI

This is part one of a very special two part dig into the Bay Area music scene of the late 70's - early 90's. We have two documentaries teed up that discuss the two biggest genres of the times, Thrash Metal and Punk.First up is a discussion with Adam Dubin, director for Murder in the Front Row: The San Francisco Bay Area Thrash Metal Story! In the early 1980's, a small group of dedicated Bay Area headbangers shunned the hard rock of MTV and Hollywood hairspray bands in favor of a more dangerous brand of metal that became known as thrash! From the tape trading network to the clubs to the record stores and fanzines, director Adam Dubin reveals how the scene nurtured the music and the music spawned a movement.  Murder In The Front Row is told through powerful first person testimony and stunning animation and photography. The film is a social study of a group of young people defying the odds and building something essential for themselves.Adam Dubin set out to chronicle the ‘80s Bay Area thrash scene in Murder in the Front Row -- an uncensored and boisterous documentary set for release early in 2019. And Murder is certainly a must-watch for hard rock fans; the film contains over fifty interviews with various metal stalwarts (including Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Exodus, Testament and Death Angel), telling its tall tales through a mix of first-person interviews, animation and narration by comedian Brian Posehn. But first and foremost, “these are just good stories, and they are very human stories,” says Dubin. “And anyone I've shown this to, even those who don't really like the music, have really responded to it."Narratively, MITFR follows the story of a group of young kids in Northern California with a shared passion for heavy rock bands like UFO, Iron Maiden and Motorhead. “All these bands were mainly from England, and they never really toured the West Coast,” says Dubin. “So these young people started creating their own music, starting their own fanzines, booking clubs and trading tapes. These were people who were adamant about music and the bands, but also each other.” Dubin, a veteran music and comedy documentarian who got his start co-directing a few classic videos for the Beastie Boys (“Fight For Your Right to Party,” “No Sleep ‘til Brooklyn”), was certainly an ideal match for the film's subject matter. The New York native and NYU graduate (where he roomed with mega-producer Rick Rubin) has directed a number of documentaries for Metallica over the years, including their multi-platinum “A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica Parts 1 & 2,” "Hit the Lights: The Making of Metallica Through the Never" and "Freeze 'em All: Metallica in Antarctica," along with the band's music video for “Nothing Else Matters.” On a personal level, Dubin thinks MITFR serves as a natural evolution for him as a filmmaker and storyteller. “If there's one theme that runs through all my work, from the Beastie Boys to Metallica to Murder in the First Row, it's all an attempt to reveal a central truth of rock'n'roll.” https://mitfr.com/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JImsHFVztGI

This is part one of a very special two part dig into the Bay Area music scene of the late 70’s - early 90’s. We have two documentaries teed up that discuss the two biggest genres of the times, Thrash Metal and Punk. First up is a discussion with Adam Dubin, director for Murder in the Front Row: The San Francisco Bay Area Thrash Metal Story!  In the early 1980’s, a small group of dedicated Bay Area headbangers shunned the hard rock of MTV and Hollywood hairspray bands in favor of a more dangerous brand of metal that became known as thrash! From the tape trading network to the clubs to the record stores and fanzines, director Adam Dubin reveals how the scene nurtured the music and the music spawned a movement.   Murder In The Front Row is told through powerful first person testimony and stunning animation and photography. The film is a social study of a group of young people defying the odds and building something essential for themselves. Adam Dubin set out to chronicle the ‘80s Bay Area thrash scene in Murder in the Front Row -- an uncensored and boisterous documentary set for release early in 2019. And Murder is certainly a must-watch for hard rock fans; the film contains over fifty interviews with various metal stalwarts (including Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Exodus, Testament and Death Angel), telling its tall tales through a mix of first-person interviews, animation and narration by comedian Brian Posehn.  But first and foremost, “these are just good stories, and they are very human stories,” says Dubin. “And anyone I’ve shown this to, even those who don't really like the music, have really responded to it." Narratively, MITFR follows the story of a group of young kids in Northern California with a shared passion for heavy rock bands like UFO, Iron Maiden and Motorhead. “All these bands were mainly from England, and they never really toured the West Coast,” says Dubin. “So these young people started creating their own music, starting their own fanzines, booking clubs and trading tapes. These were people who were adamant about music and the bands, but also each other.”  Dubin, a veteran music and comedy documentarian who got his start co-directing a few classic videos for the Beastie Boys (“Fight For Your Right to Party,” “No Sleep ‘til Brooklyn”), was certainly an ideal match for the film’s subject matter. The New York native and NYU graduate (where he roomed with mega-producer Rick Rubin) has directed a number of documentaries for Metallica over the years, including their multi-platinum “A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica Parts 1 & 2,” "Hit the Lights: The Making of Metallica Through the Never" and "Freeze 'em All: Metallica in Antarctica," along with the band’s music video for “Nothing Else Matters.”  On a personal level, Dubin thinks MITFR serves as a natural evolution for him as a filmmaker and storyteller. “If there’s one theme that runs through all my work, from the Beastie Boys to Metallica to Murder in the First Row, it’s all an attempt to reveal a central truth of rock’n’roll.”  https://mitfr.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JImsHFVztGI

Movie Meltdown - Episode 483 This week we discuss sci-fi storytelling from it's early appearances and ideals to it's grander, overarching themes. And as we realize the life we are living is a cautionary tale, we also address… Sputnik, Rod Serling, Black Mirror, blast proof doors, there's always a dystopian element, THX 1138, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Fifth Element, find a way to do this fake version of what I’m so obsessed with, Fellini in outer space, Star Trek, George Clinton, Project Blue Book, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Night Stalker, that's what they were fighting against... the negative elements of space society, raised on movies and television, Metropolis, A Cure for Wellness, Shakespeare, that is the nature of the beast, Logan's Run, Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, mini movies or broken up gigantic movies, we're rewriting our genetic code, getting into the mind of a Morlock, Kurt Russell, The Day the Earth Still Still, mocha-flavored people, Metallica Through the Never, Robert Zemeckis, it’s a line between horror and science-fiction, like a space suit with the big wide collars, Stargate, that episode of Booker, with the future comes the potential for great misery... that we create, Ex Machina, Us, Dane DeHaan, V, all dystopian... all the dark side…. all the worst things about humanity, They Live, Annihilation, Arrival, the dark side of humanity, Solaris, steampunk Bigfoot, Forbidden Planet, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, pulp magazine, The X-Files, destroying everything just because you can and Cosmic Slop. “Maybe science fiction doesn't change - but we do.”  

On this episode of To The TableKyle recommends Peter the concert film Metallica Through the Never and Peter recommends the Sam Raimi horror classic The Evil Dead All right here Under The Spotlight

A very copycat episode in which Ben gets stuck in a time loop, Vicki upgrades her phone to use the taco emoji and we get a call from the Zinger killer. - Ben goes to see Metallica: Through the Never and everyone steals his haircut. - Vicki makes a timely decision to jump aboard the One Piece bandwagon. - Ben falls asleep on the train, watching anime and gets stuck in a time loop. - Ben gets a phone call from the Zinger killer. - Ben makes a PSA to promote ‘activate your read receipt day’. - Vicki finally updates her phone, so she can use the taco emoji. - Caitlyn finds the positive side of killing everyone and going to jail. - Kirsty goes on a date with a guy who uses way too many exclamation marks!!!

A very copycat episode in which Ben gets stuck in a time loop, Vicki upgrades her phone to use the taco emoji and we get a call from the Zinger killer. - Ben goes to see Metallica: Through the Never and everyone steals his haircut. - Vicki makes a timely decision to jump aboard the One Piece bandwagon. - Ben falls asleep on the train, watching anime and gets stuck in a time loop. - Ben gets a phone call from the Zinger killer. - Ben makes a PSA to promote ‘activate your read receipt day’. - Vicki finally updates her phone, so she can use the taco emoji. - Caitlyn finds the positive side of killing everyone and going to jail. - Kirsty goes on a date with a guy who uses way too many exclamation marks!!!

Der Rockstar unter den singenden Schauspielern, Jack Black, meinte einst "I played, like, a year of piano until I learned "The Pink Panther" theme. That was my goal. Once I was good enough, I quit. Now, my music has to have some rock." Und weil sich eben niemand so gut mit Gitarren-Musik auskennt wie unsere Freunde vom "Griffbrett"-Podcast hat sich Matthias den D zur Seite geholt um über Filme mit Musik zu sprechen. Die beiden werfen für euch einen Blick auf Filme mit Musikern, über Musiker, von Bands und ganz allgemein auf die Bedeutung von Musik in der Filmbranche. Mit in der Playlist sind unter anderem "Metallica Through the Never", "Hesher", "Keine Lieder über Liebe, "Walk the line", "I'm not there" und "High Fidelity". Dabei ergründen sie für euch weshalb Metallica die Apokalypse als Kunstprojekt betreiben, warum Serien die neuen Musikvideos sind und weshalb Johnny Cash der bessere Bob Dylan ist. Podcast-Getränke des Tages: D trinkt Proviant Limo Orange; Matthias trinkt Die Limo Limette + Zitrone Griffbrett - Der Podcast für Gitarrenmusik findet ihr unter griffbrett-podcast.de

Der Rockstar unter den singenden Schauspielern, Jack Black, meinte einst "I played, like, a year of piano until I learned "The Pink Panther" theme. That was my goal. Once I was good enough, I quit. Now, my music has to have some rock." Und weil sich eben niemand so gut mit Gitarren-Musik auskennt wie unsere Freunde vom "Griffbrett"-Podcast hat sich Matthias den D zur Seite geholt um über Filme mit Musik zu sprechen. Die beiden werfen für euch einen Blick auf Filme mit Musikern, über Musiker, von Bands und ganz allgemein auf die Bedeutung von Musik in der Filmbranche. Mit in der Playlist sind unter anderem "Metallica Through the Never", "Hesher", "Keine Lieder über Liebe, "Walk the line", "I'm not there" und "High Fidelity". Dabei ergründen sie für euch weshalb Metallica die Apokalypse als Kunstprojekt betreiben, warum Serien die neuen Musikvideos sind und weshalb Johnny Cash der bessere Bob Dylan ist. Podcast-Getränke des Tages: D trinkt Proviant Limo Orange; Matthias trinkt Die Limo Limette + Zitrone Griffbrett - Der Podcast für Gitarrenmusik findet ihr unter griffbrett-podcast.de

EPISODE 67 – Kevin and Ralph are joined by Bob Mitsch! They are discussing Deep Breath, the first episode of Dr. Who starring Peter Capaldi as The Doctor. They are also discussing Fishing with John, Metallica Through the Never and a whole lot more!! LISTEN HERE

Solsystemets skarpaste podcast är tillbaka med det 7:e avsnittet för säsongen. Denna vecka har vi bl.a. sett Guardians of the Galaxy, Metallica Through the Never, Apornas planet: Uppgörelsen, Sex Tape, Expendables 3 och The Strain.

Endnu en blandet pose guf fra Dobbelt D! Vi har alt fra helt ny biograffilm og et helt nyt Hollywood CGI mareridt, til Charlie Sheen og Michael Paré i deres storhedstid. Derudover: Klassisk retssalsdrama, koncertfilm og hajer! Følgende titler omtales: 0:09:18 Metallica Through the Never 0:17:33 Bait (2012) Bluray 0:26:42 Hunger (2009) 0:33:29 Terminal Velocity Bluray 0:46:19 Streets of Fire Bluray 0:55:37 Witness for the Prosecution Bluray 1:05:04 Venus in Fur (2013) 1:11:46 I, Frankenstein

We learn to bake with Labor Day and Big Bad Wolves and we talk Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, plus we also discuss Metallica: Through the Never, The Family, In a World, Owning Mahowny, Unholy Rollers, Goodfellas and The Master.

We learn to bake with Labor Day and Big Bad Wolves and we talk Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, plus we also discuss Metallica: Through the Never, The Family, In a World, Owning Mahowny, Unholy Rollers, Goodfellas and The Master.

Episode Description: In this episode, Christopher Schnese, Carson Patrick, and Stephen Miller recap the films of 2013. Show Notes Hosts: • Christopher Schnese with Carson Patrick & Stephen Miller Music for this Episode: • Final Cut 2013 - A Cinema Tribute Carson's favorite films of the year: • #1: Iron Man 3(01:40:27) • #2: The Wolf of Wall Street (etc...) (01:15:51) • #3: In A World (01:02:37) • #4: Metallica Through the Never (00:36:05) • #5: Berberian Sound Studio/Computer Chess (00:15:08) Stephen's favorite films of the year: • #1: Dallas Buyers Club (01:53:59) • #2: 12 Years A Slave (01:21:33) • #3: Short Term 12 (00:58:02) • #4: Before Midnight (00:43:15) • #5: Her (00:20:38) Christopher's favorite films of the year: • #1: Her (02:00:03) • #2: Gravity (01:28:56) • #3: Before Midnight (01:08:00) • #4: Short Term 12 (00:56:30) • #5: The Spectacular Now (00:30:22) OH YEAH, STEPHEN SAYS YOU MUST GO SEE 'THE ACT OF KILLING'! Contact the show: • email: fans@thespoilerwarning.com • voicemail: 1 (760) 575-4879

Episode Description: In this episode, Christopher Schnese, Carson Patrick, and Stephen Miller recap the films of 2013. Show Notes Hosts: • Christopher Schnese with Carson Patrick & Stephen Miller Music for this Episode: • Final Cut 2013 - A Cinema Tribute Carson's favorite films of the year: • #1: Iron Man 3(01:40:27) • #2: The Wolf of Wall Street (etc...) (01:15:51) • #3: In A World (01:02:37) • #4: Metallica Through the Never (00:36:05) • #5: Berberian Sound Studio/Computer Chess (00:15:08) Stephen's favorite films of the year: • #1: Dallas Buyers Club (01:53:59) • #2: 12 Years A Slave (01:21:33) • #3: Short Term 12 (00:58:02) • #4: Before Midnight (00:43:15) • #5: Her (00:20:38) Christopher's favorite films of the year: • #1: Her (02:00:03) • #2: Gravity (01:28:56) • #3: Before Midnight (01:08:00) • #4: Short Term 12 (00:56:30) • #5: The Spectacular Now (00:30:22) OH YEAH, STEPHEN SAYS YOU MUST GO SEE 'THE ACT OF KILLING'! Contact the show: • email: fans@thespoilerwarning.com • voicemail: 1 (760) 575-4879

Denzel Washington og Mark Wahlberg er skyteglagade i den nye premierefilmen 2 Guns, Svein André Hofsø er annerledes filmhelt i Detektiv Downs, det blir storslagen natur i skifilmen Supervention og vi blir med på Metallicas siste sprell i Metallica: Through the Never.

This episode features an in-depth interview with metallurgist CORDOVATRON as we discuss Metallica Through the Never 3D [sic]. For CORDOVATRON interviews, we have to translate his "beeps" and even his "boops" into Japanese, and then to English. But the pay-off is worth it, as his expertise and wit make for a great interview. Also, he spits out coins every 3 minutes and 14 seconds.Not to boop my own beep or anything, but this episode is great.Enjoy!HIGHLIGHTS REEL: This is about horses, overuse of the words head & skin, Busty Justice, self-immolation is not an effective form of intimidation, Gaiman's Sandman came first, "Mr. Sandman" is in Nightmare on Elm Street (not Halloween), IMAX is a pretty affordable live show, the bag is full of puppets, and 6.666666 is why we're in podcasting and not in metallurgy.Crunching Numbers by the Polish Ambassador Copyright Polish Ambassador Records 2006 - Popcorn Frog by MC Chris Copyright mc chris llc 2011 - Mr Sandman by The Chordettes Copyright Cadence Records 1954

On the latest episode of the GNW podcast we take a break from reviewing just one film a week, to review THREE films! We discuss our thoughts on Rush, Don Jon, and Metallica Through the Never.

Upcoming releases Don Jon, Baggage Claim and Metallica Through the Never, our reviews of Insidious and A Single Shot, Movie and TV news, trailers, and our From the Outsider In Topic this week: What ever happened to Movie Themes?           Listen and Subscribe for FREE to a new episode every Thursday of The Hollywood Outsider Movie & TV Podcast at:  http://thehollywoodoutsider.libsyn.com/rss, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, TheHollywoodOutsider.com. Leave us a message or  text to 818-81-IMAHO(46246) or email us at feedback@thehollywoodoutsider.com with thoughts, praise, topic ideas,  trivia or Flashbacks of your own. Like and share us on Facebook and Twitter! Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheHollywoodOutsider Twitter: H_Outsider

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is about a bunch of drunkards…Aaron, Abe, guests Brenna Smith and David Bax are all on the show to discuss the final film in the Cornetto Trilogy, director Edgar Wright’s The World’s End. Additionally, all of the regular segments are present as well, including “Know Everybody”, “Out Now Quickies”, “Movie Call Back”, “Out Now Feedback”, and Trailer Talk (Pompeii and Metallica: Through the Never). It is certainly a podcast worthy of The Golden Mile, so enjoy it and don’t be left blank.

Recorded at the Public Axis F-Stop on June 27th, 2013 with Sparkle Fandango host and superpal, Kayla Kromer. 00:00 We kick off a wonderful episode with half priced milkshakes, talk up Kayla's video game playthrough series, Sparkle Fandango and the break-up-able properties of our movie, Blood Cousins. 13:01 Yeah, Imma Look Into Dat! Jess fills in the crew on the upcoming IMAX extravaganza, Metallica: Through the Never. What ever happened to rock band movies with a plot? Speaking of which: What band would you like to see star in their own movie? What would it be called and/or what would it be about? 34:17 Dad's Corner(ed)! Larry's kids are home for summer! Nothing beats a summer break when you're a kid, right? So, we describe our favorite summer break experiences. Wonderful coming-of-age tales ensue! 49:18 Hey, That's Not Funny! Stumbling across a Popular Science article, Regan (re)discovers that applause and cheers are actually scientifically proven to be contagious. Hmm. What event/performance had the longest applause you have ever witnessed? 1:07:56 After reminiscing about body swapping movies and trading notes on Man of Steel, another fantastic podcast ends with another fantastic session of What We Learned Today. Enlighten yourself! Visit loungegeeks.com to check out the massive collection of podcasts, blogs, videos and geekables available that we are now proud to be a part of! Keep spreading the word - rate and share on iTunes! Let your friends know about Public Axis and keep those Facebook and Twitter comments coming!