Podcasts about seagullmen

Episode 3 of Season 5 aired at 19h00 on 20 Jan 2022 on Rebel Rock Radio.  We started with a nice little instrumental before diving into the strange waters of Legend of the Seagullmen and their song ' Rise of the Giant'.  Following that we went back to 1989 and took a track off Badlands, a fantastic album released in 1987 by the band of the same name.   That album was the first CD I ever bought, it is a seriously good album and belongs in every rock fans collection.  This episode contained a higher percentage of the lesser-known bands than normal, I think it worked out pretty well.  We took a heavy dose of what I would call Classic UK Punk; The Stranglers, Stiff Little Fingers, and Sex Pistols.  It is interesting to reflect on just how things have changed.  In the sanitised world of 2022these songs are even more incendiary than they were in 1977.  Or, am I just getting old?  The early stuff was covered by Uriah Heep and Jethro Tull, The newer stuff by Ayron Jones and Me and That Man.  The heavy came from Venom and Architects.  We raised the issue of Valiant Swart's fundraiser and efforts to raise some cash so that his wife Lanelle can get treatment for a seriously debilitating condition that will need some support to sort out.  TSORR wishes Valiant well in this effort and supports the initiative.   As usual, we ran out of time just as we really got going and Neil Young closed the show with a track called 'Canerican' of his new album Barn.   Artists featured:  Bewitcher, Legend of the Seagullmen, Badlands, Devil's Train, Buckcherry, Alter Bridge, Glenn Hughes, Rhino Bucket, Seether, Nirvana, Volbeat, Thin Lizzy, Uriah Heep, Jethro Tull, Architects, Motörhead, Skid Row, Guns ‘n' Roses, W.A.S.P. Coheed & Cambria, The Stranglers, Stiff Little Fingers, Sex Pistols, John Mellencamp, Kid Rock, Adrenaline Mob, Five Finger Death Punch, Pirates of Radio, Drowning pool, Ayron Jones. Great White, ACDC, Queensrÿche, Valiant Swart, Me & That Man, Kadavar, Venom, Warrant, Neal Young & Crazy Horse 

S4E30 aired on 7 Oct 2021 on Rebel Rock Radio.  We had the threat of load shedding once again but the power utility waited until the show was over before cutting us off.  I am grateful for that but the fact that they haven't been able to turn it back on against is an extreme source of irritation.  So, we started with 'Troublesome Times' by Texas Hippie Coalition and then went to Germany to catch Devils Train and a track called ' You and Me'.  We went old school with Saxon and Michael Schenker and then all the way back to the '70s for some Deep Purple and Grand Funk Railroad.  Dan Patlansky took care of the Blues with a track of his Perfection Kills album and then we checked out the KK's Priest album Sermon of a Sinner now that it is finally all released.  It is fully cool and the guitar work between KK and A.J. Mills is spectacular. Then there was an update on the incredible story of Richie Faulkner having a heart attack on stage while playing the final track 'Painkiller'. Richie has become the most metal oke on earth after finishing the song.  While his aorta ruptured filling his chest with blood, he faultlessly played all his solos and once the show was over was taken off to hospital and a ten and a half hour operation.  He is OK and we wish him a speedy recoveryThe new Guns 'n' Roses was great, we checked the new track called 'Hard Skool' and then said happy 70th birthday to John Mellencamp, can you believe he is 70!  We got our punk from The Stranglers and Stiff Little Fingers and then we checked out two tracks about the Orca, one from Legend of the Seagullmen and then a most poignant look at the plight of this most marvelous creature through the eyes of Johnathan Martin.  The song is extremely touching if you allow yourself to really connect with what he is saying.  We finished off with two very South African tracks that may be a bit of a mystery to non-SA listeners, trust me they are both very relevant, happy to explain them to anyone who needs it.  We finished off with a little cheers to Van Halen legend who announced his retirement this week with the final words "Stay Frosty".  Enjoy it Dave you have earned it and you gave us fun by the ton m/ respect.Artists featured:  Texas Hippie Coalition, Devil's Train, Dropkick Murphys, Michael Schenker Group, Dee Snider, Five Finger Death Punch, Grand Funk Railroad, Deep Purple, Candlebox, Danko Jones, Dan Patlansky, Bush, Korn, Heaven& Hell, KK's Priest, Judas Priest, Jimmy Barnes, Powderfinger, Adrenaline Mob, Gary Clark Jr., Guns ‘n' Roses, Joe Satriani, Pop Evil, Kiss, John Mellencamp, The Doors, The Stranglers, Stiff Little Fingers, Johnathan Martin, Legend of the Seagullmen, Mark Morton, ACDC, The Temperance Movement, Koos Kombuis, The Cherry Faced Lurchers, Van Halen 

Episode 37 was one of the more difficult episodes due to the fact that I was traveling and had to record the show instead of broadcast live. .  The connectivity can't be trusted for a live show and even recording is difficult.  It probably doesn't have the flow it usually does , maybe I am too close to it, see what you think.   The recording went out live on 16 Set 2021 from the sleepy town of Sedgefield.We kicked off with Bush, which on its own was a bit different, then we went onto some classic Led Zeppelin and Alice Cooper.  New stuff came from The L.A. Maybe, and Ayron Jones.  I desperately wanted to play more off Senjutsu, the new Iron Maiden album to help those who are hating it see the light but it seems to have a block on the iTunes version which prevented me from playing it for you.  The Stranglers and Stiff Little fingers took care of the Punk and Talking Heads made another appearance on the show with their Brian Eno produced classic "Once In a Lifetime'.  The heavy stuff came from Alexi Laiho and Children of Bodom, Slayer with a cover of Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida' and some Metallica and Megadeth for good measure.  The highlight of this show was the last 30 minutes where things took a turn in a slightly progressive direction.   We checked out Rush, Threshold, and Opeth and that led yo a beautiful final track from South Africa's own Peter Hanmer.  Peter has some of the greatest guitar instrumentals it is possible to hear.  I urge you to check out his stuff.Bush, The L.A. Maybe, The Darkness, Alice Cooper, Led Zeppelin, Greta Van Fleet, Ayron Jones, Iron Maiden, Thin Lizzy, Y&T, Great White, Korn, Shinedown, Thundermother, Samantha Fish, Joe Bonamassa,  Jimi Hendrix, ZZ Top, Children of Bodom, Slayer, Metallica, Neal Young, Tom Petty, The Stranglers, Talking Heads, Stiff Little Fingers, Machine Head, Megadeth, Loverboy, Bon Jovi, Judas Priest, Rush, Threshold, Opeth, The Legend of the Seagullmen, Peter Hanmer. 

Emission enregistrée le 30/03/2019 - 36'34 De Krokus à Loudness en passant par Leatherwolf, Led Zeppelin, Legend of the Seagullmen, Lich King, Lillian Axe, London, Lordi. Errata et précisions : Lillian Axe a sorti un premier album sans titre avant Love & war.

Para ir cerrando el año Luis Izquierdo, Oscar Garzón Forero y Diego A Garzon-Forero traen parte del conteo de Loudwire sobre los mejores álbumes del año. Nos llevamos sorpresas sobre lo que al nivel mundial se reconoce como lo mejor en la música metal, pero un movimiento que llega para romper las barreras de los radicalismos y abrir nuestros oídos metaleros a esas aleaciones del metal. En este podcast suenan: Obituary, Sumac, Møl, Legend of the Seagullmen, Akhenaten, High on Fire, Rivers of Nihil, Hate Eternal, Amorphis, Daughters, The Ocean, Yob, Tribulation, Between the Buried and Me, Ghost, Sleep.Conduce: Diego A Garzon-Forero. Panelistas: Luis Enrique Izquierdo y Oscar Armando Garzon Forero

On their maiden voyage, Lumberslayer And Friends reviews Good Tiger, Atlas Moth, Legend of the Seagullmen, and Tribulation, sample premium beers, and get real about hockey. Recorded 2/18/18

On Episode 21, Ryan reviews new releases from Good Tiger, MGMT, Legend of the Seagullmen and Ezra Furman.

Episode 25 of DUR brings you all the latest news, random music history, weird facts and shite lyrics you could ever want! A review of Legend of the Seagullmen's new album and the usual alcohol fueled banter.

Eloïse revient sur la dernière création de la troupe de danse contemporaine Tangeante, Maïté sur le lancement du Torontois Adrian Underhill et Mathieu sur les nouvelles sorties de Legend of the Seagullmen, The Wombats et Ezra Furman. En musique :Ginger / Feu! Chatterton / L'oiseleurNot Good Enough / Adrian Underhill / CU AgainLegend of the Seagullmen / Legend of the Seagullmen / Legend of the SeagullmenMaraschino-Red Dress 8,99$ at Goodwill / Ezra Furman / Transangelic Exodus

Eloïse revient sur la dernière création de la troupe de danse contemporaine Tangeante, Maïté sur le lancement du Torontois Adrian Underhill et Mathieu sur les nouvelles sorties de Legend of the Seagullmen, The Wombats et Ezra Furman. En musique :Ginger / Feu! Chatterton / L'oiseleurNot Good Enough / Adrian Underhill / CU AgainLegend of the Seagullmen / Legend of the Seagullmen / Legend of the SeagullmenMaraschino-Red Dress 8,99$ at Goodwill / Ezra Furman / Transangelic Exodus

We talk about the inspiration that led to the band's formation, the costumes and themes of each band member, their upcoming New Year's Eve gig opening for Primus, and yes, of course, we had to ask Danny about a new Tool album (and he gave us a juicy quote!). The post Legend of the Seagullmen's Jimmy Hayward and Danny Carey (Tool) on The MetalSucks Podcast #217.5 appeared first on MetalSucks.