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Mais uma vez trazemos System of a Down ao podcast Farelos Musicais... para encerrar a série iniciada lá no episódio #110 e que nos acompanhou durante toda a jornada do segundo centenário do programa. Hoje vamos falar da espiritual "Aerials" em que somos como antenas vivendo uma vida que corre tal qual uma cachoeira enquanto jogamos, corremos e escolhemos como passar esse tempo pelo vazio. Em resumo é isso, quer mais? Vem comigo, é só clicar no play.

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Welcome to another episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines, hosted by the inimitable Emmy Mack of RedHook. In this jam-packed episode, we delve deep into the world of progressive rock, alternative rock, and metal.

First on our list, we bring the most anticipated news for Dream Theatre devotees! The prodigious prog drummer, Mike Portnoy, is marking his grand return to the band after 13 long years. Portnoy originally exited the stage in 2010 after a 25-year-long commitment, citing burnout and better opportunities with other bands. Now he's back, and he's more elated than ever! Don't miss our detailed discussion about what this means for Dream Theatre and the world of progressive rock.

Switching gears, we discuss the surprising news about The Smashing Pumpkins. Jeff Schroeder, the band's guitarist, has decided to hang up his six-string after 15 years. The news has left fans curious about the band's future and Schroeder's next steps. Get exclusive insights into his incredible journey and what he's planning for his new path.

Last but not least, we cover System of a Down's frontman Serj Tankian, who is gearing up to launch his debut memoir. Titled "Down With The System," the book is slated to hit the shelves on May 14 next year, and it's already making waves. Find out why you should pre-order this anticipated read now!

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In this week’s episode, we unearthed our Gen 2 iPad and traveled back to the decade that many rock n’ rollers call the “dark decade”. That’s right! We are listening to obscure tracks from the previous decade of the 20-Teens; when Gaga wore a meat dress, we were introduced to Instagram, Indie Rock became a genre, we all got challenged with ice buckets, the host of The Apprentice got elected, and some really great rock n’ punk n’ metal!

New to InObscuria? It’s all about digging up obscure Rock n' Punk n' Metal from one of 3 categories: the Lost, the Forgotten, or the Should Have Beens. In this episode we talk about the lost and forgotten gems of the 10s. A decade where music became a true commodity as streaming surpassed all physical and digital media as the way we consume our tunes.

Songs this week include:

1. The Bronx - “Style Over Everything” from The Bronx (IV) (2013)
2. Fair To Midland - “Whiskey & Ritalin” from Arrows & Anchors (2011)
3. Rozwell Kid - “Baby’s First Sideburns” from Good Graphics EP (2015)
4. The Human Project - “Anti-Pathetic” from Origins (2013)
5. Graveyard - “Buying Truth (Tack Och Förlåt)” from Hisingen Blues (2011)
6. The Carburetors - “Lords Of Thunder” from Laughing In The Face Of Death (2015)
7. Psychopunch - “Long Time Coming” from The Last Goodbye (2010)
8. X Japan - “Born To Be Free” from Born To Be Free – Single (2015)

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In Part 1 we get to grips with the enchanting 'Wait Til I Get Over' by Durand Jones. We talk all things soul and share our opinions. In Part 2 we play a one-off version of Spin It or Bin It that we're calling 'Love/Hate'. We each pick a track that we love but we think the others will hate.

Part 1 | Album of the Month | Durand Jones | Wait Til I Get Over

It's David's choice this month and he's chosen an album by and artist that none of us have any history with or knowledge of. The album is very much a soul album in every way that you could possibly define that word.  If you want it to be, it's a very easy to listen to soul album that fits nicely into the sun we've been enjoying. But it's also a deeply personal and emotionally moving album if you go a little deeper.

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Part 2 | Spin It or Bin It | Love/Hate

So. This is a new one. We all pick a track that we love and will defend to the hilt ... but that we think the other 3 of us will hate. It sounds easy, but it's actually not.

• Joey Chose - B.Y.O.B by System of a Down
• David chose - Come all Ye by Fairport Convention
• Guy chose -Army by Ben Folds Five
• Nolan chose - I'm still trying by Matthew Fowler

Here's a handy playlist of the 4 chosen Love/Hate tracks

In order to chose our tracks we create a long list, then a short list of 4 tracks each. Each of our 4x track short lists are collated here ... have a listen ... but approach with caution, this makes no sense whatsoever!

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Alex and Trav rejoin forces after a brief hiatus to recap MAGFest and take you through the year that was 2001. We accidentally skipped sports but we'll pick those up next week!

• Gaming
  • PS2
    • GTA 3
    • Final Fantasy X
    • Max Payne
    • Capcom vs. SNK 2
    • Metal Gear Solid 2
  • Xbox released on November 15
    • Halo
    • Fusion Frenzy
  • Gamecube released on November 18
    • Luigi’s Mansion
    • Super Monkey Ball
    • Super Smash Bros Melee
  • Game Boy Advance
    • Advance Wars
    • Golden Sun
    • Castlevania: Circle of the Moon
  • PC
    • Endless number of FPS games
    • Red Faction, Serious Sam
• Songs
  • What was everywhere
    • Lifehouse - Hanging By A Moment
    • Alicia Keys - Fallin’
    • Train - Drops of Jupiter
    • Shaggy - It Wasn’t Me
    • Uncle Kracker - Follow Me
    • 3 Doors Down - Kryptonite
  • What we liked
    • System of a Down - Aerials
    • Gorillaz - Clint Eastwood
    • Tool - Schism
• Albums
  • Tool - Lateralus
  • Radiohead - Amnesiac
  • The White Stripes - White Blood Cells
  • Muse - Origin of Symmetry
  • Gorillaz - Gorillaz
  • Tenacious D - Tenacious D
  • JayZ - The Blueprint
  • System of a Down - Toxicity
• Movies
  • LotR: Fellowship of the Ring
  • Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
  • Spirited Away
  • Training Day
  • Shrek
  • Ocean’s Eleven
  • A Beautiful Mind
  • Donnie Darko
  • Zoolander
  • Out Cold
  • A Knight’s Tale
  • Rat Race
• Notable events
  • Sept 11th
  • Anthrax and shoe bombers
  • iTunes
• Most popular TV shows Released in 2001
  • Smallville
  • Scrubs
  • 24
  • Six Feet Under
  • Trailer Park Boys
  • Star Trek: Enterprise
  • Robot Chicken
• Teen/ “cool” food and beverage trends of the year
  • n/a
• Toys
  • Bionicles

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We begin this Episode, January 6th 1999 with a show at the Diamond Ballroom, followed by a Bo Diddley show at the Tower Theater! Bo Diddley buys Max's 3 year old son Austin a guitar & teaches him guitar lessons at Max's house. Florida Death Metal pioneers Malevolent Creation come to OKC & play the Tower Theater. The end of this Episode we discuss the Slayer, System of a Down, & Hed PE July 10th, 1999. This particular Slayer show was a good day, great show, but things turned bad at the end of the night! 

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S5E50 aired on 15 December 2022 on Rebel Rock Radio.  December is usually quiet on the station but for TSORR it is always very special, this particular show celebrated the official start of the December holidays.  Next week TSORR turns 5 and the week after that Episode 52 the season closer takes you through all the rock and metal highlights of 2022.  But more of that later.  This episode kicked off with White Lion and a track off the Fight To Survive called ‘In the City’.  From there we went to the USA and a band called Motor Sister, and Scotland for a bit of Nazareth and ‘May The Sunshine’, a rock classic if ever there was one.  Electric 6 and System of a Down took us to the weirder side of rock with ‘I Wish This Song Was Louder’ and BOOM! Respectively.   

From there we checked out the ladies, Laura Cox out of France is new to me, what an awesome guitarist, we listened to Freaking Out Loud off her Burning Bright album.  Big thanks to Norman for that one, I had totally missed Laura.  We also checked out another track off the new Halestorm album, Back From The Dead.  Buckcherry, no strangers to TSORR hit us with Fallout and Sixx A.M. with ‘Stars’.  Metallica got us back into the heavy side of things and we stayed there with ‘Spreading the Disease’ from Queensryche and some Accepts and some Candlemass.  It all went down very well.   

South Africa is blessed with two of the greatest blues guitarists around, Dan Patlansky who has just been awarded the second-best album of 2022 by Blues Rock Magazine for his Shelter of Bones, (this is a huge achievement guys,  Dan beat out blues giants Walter Trout, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Edgar Winter)  and Richard Pryor in his band Pebbleman.  We took a listen to 'Devil’s Dopamine' and a track called ‘Edge of Nails’ from Richard’s Pebbleman project.  Pink Floyd’s ‘Young Lust’ gave another classic track and then we hit the punky part of the show with The Boomtown Rats, The Clash, and a tribute to Jet Black, the drummer from The Stranglers, RIP Jet, thanks for the music.  I am sure that Jet and Dave Greenfield are having a pint right this very moment.    

Taking us into the home stretch we hit the rock with Motörhead’s classic ‘Stay Clean’, The Dead Daisies, and some serious thrash from Death Angel and a track called ‘Mistress of Pain’.  Then it was back to South Africa and three in a row from Cutting Jade, Arapaho, and Francois Van Coke.  We closed out with Alter Bridge and a track that sums it all up tonight titled 'Holiday'.  All the best to you all and to everyone who went on leave this week, enjoy it, Memento Mori! 

Artists featured:  White Lion, Motor Sister, Nazareth, Rival Sons, Walking Papers, Electric Six, System of a Down, Texas Hippie Coalition, Joe Lynn Turner, Laura Cox, Halestorm, Buckcherry, Sixx A.M. Little Caesar, Little Steven, Metallica, Queensrÿche, Accept, Candlemass, Dan Patlansky, Pebbleman, Pink Floyd, Audioslave, The Boomtown rats, The Clash, The Stranglers, My Chemical Romance, The Dead Daisies, Kid Rock, Death Angel, Cutting Jade, Arapaho, Francois Van Coke, Mastodon, Disturbed, Ayron Jones, The Distillers, Alter Bridge 

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I'll bet you were wondering when Reliqa - the incredible band who created the Educate Ebony intro - would grace the podcast. And here it is! Vocalist Monique Pym joins Ebony to talk about a very progressive band and album that still is extremely relevant today.

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Josh claims that he isn't actually the one responsible for most of his lines this episode, which is a shame because we had a fairly fun conversation about AIs, Miss Marvel, as well as some new games and shows.  

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Not just timeless Nu Metal. Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory and System Of A Down - Toxicity could be considered the gateway albums to millions of young metalheads today. Putting them against each other one-on-one makes for an interesting battle indeed. Which record did Imran & Jason gravitate towards? 

Plus, Imran requested that he and Jason invite the final member of his band, Flood, not yet appeared on the show, his bass player Juliette, someone who has grown up with Linkin Park and System Of A Down since childhood, to come on and have her say and possibly sway the debate.

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System Of A Down's "Chop Suey" gets dissected on The Poundcast, vocals only style.  Then, in After Dark, Doug and Brent get to the bottom of the lyrics of "My Humps" by The Black Eyed Peas, and THEN, they write their own "My Humps"-esque song for the club. Leave a voicemail on the Poundcast hotline: (213) 207-6952. 

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One of the most influential and best metal bands of all time take center stage on the show this week.  We, of course, go into our favorite songs and albums of Metallica's 40 year career.  Also, remines of all the live show we have attended and the good times those were.  Plus much more!!

This week's "During the Break":
- Song parody of System of a Down's "Aerials" entitled "Areolas"  The 'tit'le explains itself.

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These are the top hard rock albums for the week! You guys listened and based on that hear are the results! Happy Listening Rock Phoenix Live wishes the best to everyone everywhere. 

Queen- Another One Bites The Dust

Slash & Myles Kennedy- Call Off The Dogs

Guns N Roses- You Could Be Mine

AC/DC- Back In Black

Nickelback- Lullaby

Metallica- My Friend Of Misery

Bon Jovi- Lay Your Hands On Me

Foo Fighters- Monkey Wrench

Aerosmith- Back In The Saddle 

Linkin Park- Pushing Me Away

Korn- Forgotten

Five Finger Death Punch- Far From Home

Led Zeppelin- Black Dog

Seether - Careless Whisper

3 Doors Down- One  Light

System Of A Down- Aerials

Three Days Grace- Time Of Dying

Rage Against The Machine- Killing In The Name Of

Def Leppard- Woman

We As Human- Take The Bullets Away

Ultravox- Dancing With Tears In My Eyes

Three Days Grace- Time Of Dying

In a podcast capitalising on a ship that sailed two years ago, Jason and Imran break down the Tool and System Of A Down albums that following their release, started a 13 year streak of no new music, 10,000 Days and Hypnotize.
Imran, being a super fan of both bands, was so excited about this battle and 'tis being the holiday season, he invited his bandmate, Nick, to take part in the discussion. 
Will the power of the third eye pull Tool over the line? Or does the manic chaos of Hypnotize earn System Of A Down the winners perk?

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Hell Bent For Metal casts a queer eye back over the varied and plentiful looks of Daron Malakian, the inspired guitarist of System Of A Down. In the return of the #YesHomo feature, Tom and Matt explain why some of these appearances erroneously set off the gaydar of both hosts.

This week's Camp Classic is 'Leave Me Here' by Cult Of Luna, from the Swedish post-metallers' 2004 album Salvation. And while there's one very superficial reason CoL speak to the hosts' queer sides, there's a rather deeper reason that's the focus.

Plus this week sees two releases going into the Hate Crew Gaybar jukebox, with the Carcass' Torn Arteries and Rhapsody Of Fire's Glory For Salvation being added.