Episode 101 - Suicidal Tendencies/Lights...Camera...Revolution
Chew The Metal: A Beginner's Guide To Heavy MusicShow Notes
It's out first episode celebrating Black History Month for the year and we're listening to a band we'd been hearing about for years but never actually checked out!
Key talking points - More line up changes that Guns N' Roses, forming a supergroup with all the same members as your normal band, the Snarehouse, every album needs a documentary, Kyle isn't feeling Lovely, the perils of name-checking your rhythm guitarist, a quick jump from disco to murder, Frank the Shank makes his debut and Rich loves Bowie's thrash phase.
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