Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Necropolis by The Black Dahlia Murder

I don't know about you but when I think of bowling I immediately think of Heavy Metal. I would definitely pick up bowling if this is what it was like.

Today's Metal Track is Necropolis by The Black Dahlia Murder. This is off of their 2009 album Deflorate.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Deadly Nightshade by The Sword

Today's Metal Track Deadly Nightshade by The Sword. This is off of their upcoming album Used Future. Not as heavy as most of their previous work but still rocks.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Challenger: Part One - Flight by We Lost The Sea

Today's Instrumental Metal Track is a doozy by Australian post-rock band We Lost the Sea clocking in at a remarkable 23 minutes and 46 seconds. This beautiful track is off of their 2015 album Departure Songs. It's about the Challenger disaster which happened 32 years ago yesterday. I just found out about these guys today so I'm looking forward to hearing more.

If you get impatient you can skip the first 10 minutes which is a monologue from William S Burroughs on dreams. The closing speech is NASA transmissions about the explosion.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - Reunited by Peaches & Herb

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is Reunited by Peaches & Herb. This is off of their 1978 album 2 Hot. The song is a sequel to their cover of the Intruder's hit (We'll be) United which they released 10 years earlier.

Weekend Wildcard - Solid by Ashford and Simpson

Solid...

Solid as a Rock

This Weekend's Wildcard is Solid by Ashford and Simpson. This is the title track off of their 1984 album by the same name.

The thrill is still hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Neighbor by Ugly Kid Joe

Got some new neighbors moving in across the street today. I haven't met them yet but at least their cars look better than the one the new neighbors are driving in this video so that is a positive.

Today's Metal Track is Neighbor by Ugly Kid Joe. This is off of their 1992 album America's Least Wanted. And in case it wasn't obvious, the video features the androgynous character Pat from SNL. This video is edited a little bit but it was about the best I could find.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Give it Revolution by Suicidal Tendencies

"We'll give it...

You got give it revolution, give it revolution"

Today's Metal Track is Give it Revolution by Suicidal Tendencies. This is off of their 1990 album Lights...Camera...Revolution!

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Epic by Faith No More

Today's Metal Track is an "Epic" track by Faith No More. Epic is off of their 1989 The Real Thing and unless you've been living under a rock, you've heard it before. I never realized until now that guitarist Jim Martin is wearing a Cliff Burton tribute shirt in the video.

Fun fact about this video: Allegedly the fish seen flopping around in the video was once owned by Icelandic singer Bjork. She received the fish at poetry recital and later passed it on to Faith No More Bassist, Randy Bottum. The band received some heat because of the fish appearing to be dying on camera.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - In Union We Stand by Overkill

Today's Metal Track is an old school Overkill track. This is In Union We Stand off of their 1987 sophomore album Taking Over.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Strung Up From the Sky by Pelican

Today's Instrumental Metal Track is Strung Up From the Sky by Pelican. This is off of their 2009 album What We All Come to Need.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - Always by Atlantic Starr

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is Always by Atlantic Starr. This is off of their 1987 album All in the Name of Love.

And we both know, that our love will grow
And forever it will be you and me
Ooh your life is sun,
Chasing all the rain away,
When you come around you bring a brighter day
You're the perfect one
For me and you forever we'll be
And I will love you so for always

Weekend Wildcard - West End Girls by Pet Shop Boys

This Weekend's Wildcard is West End Girls by Pet Shop Boys. This was originally released as a single in 1984 but was re-recorded with a new producer and label for their 1985 debut album Please. The song was inspired by T.S. Eliot's poem The Waste Land.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Condemned to the Gallows by Between the Buried and Me

Today's Metal Track is brand spanking new metal by one of the best bands in the business today. This is Condemned to the Gallows by Raleigh's own Between the Buried and Me off of their upcoming album Automata I which comes out March 9. The album will be followed up by a shorter EP titled Automata later in the summer. Can't wait!

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Angel Eyes by Jerry Cantrell

Today's Metal Track is Angel Eyes by Jerry Cantrell. This is off of his 2002 solo album Degradation Trip. It features Rob Trujillo (now with Metallica) on bass and Mike Bordin (Faith No More) on drums.

Scott's Metal Track of the SNOW Day - Silence in the Snow by Trivium

In honor of this beautiful snow we have falling, today's Metal Track is Silence in the Snow by Trivium. This is the title track off of their 2015 album by the same name. This is the album they recorded with all clean vocals after Matt blew out his vocals. This is a pretty decent track but I'm glad he got his growls back!

Enjoy the snow!!

Scott's Metal/Grunge Track of the Day - Greedy Fly by Bush

For the 90's rejoin today on the Adam and Joe show on 99.9 they played Little Things by Bush and it made me realize I hadn't played any Bush on the blog yet. You don't normally thing of Bush as metal but but this track is pretty jamming so I'll allow it.

I could be wrong but I think Isman gave me this album on cassette (which I still have) as a gift back in either 6th or 7th grade. This is Greedy Fly off of their 1996 album Razorblade Suitcase.

Unfortunately the audio quality in this video is not very good even though it's from the official Bush account. And don't ask me to explain the video lol.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Finale by Polyphia

Today's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day is Finale by Polyphia. This is off of their debut studio album Muse which came out in 2015.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - Drive by Incubus

Whatever tomorrow brings, I'll be there

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is Drive by Incubus. This is off of their 1999 album Make Yourself. Hard to believe this is almost 20 years old.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Motorhead by Motorhead RIP

RIP Motorhead. Fast Eddie, the last surviving member from the classic lineup, passed yesterday. Motorhead was one of the most iconic and influential metal/rock/punk bands of all time. Today's Metal Track is Motorhead by Motorhead off of their debut album Motorhead. That's a lot of Motorhead!

RIP Fast Eddie! RIP Motorhead!

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - All That Once Shined by Black Label Society

Today's Metal Track is new bluesy, doom metal track from Black Label Society. This is All That Once Shined off of their upcoming album Grimmest Hits which comes out next Friday.

Enjoy jamming out with the Reaper and Friar Tuck!

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Shipswreck by Legend of the Seagullmen

Today's Metal Track is Shipswreck by Legend of the Seagullmen. This is a supergroup featuring Danny Carey from Tool and Brent Hinds from Mastodon. While this song had been around for a couple of years, it will finally be released on their self-titled debut album which comes out next month.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Better Metal Snake by Dethklok

Today's Metal Track is Better Metal Snake by Dethklok. This is off of their 2007 debut album Dethalbum. While the full song did not air on the show, an orchestral version was used in the season 1 episode Snakes N' Barrels.

It's gonna take your life tonight
Mechanical reptilian might
Shed it's metal skin and destroy
It's such a better METAL SNAKE

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Harper Lewis by Russian Circles

Was searching for another Pelican track for today but stumble upon this instrumental band from Chicago. Today's Instrumental Metal Track is Harper Lewis by Russian Circles. This is off of their 2008 album Station.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - Nothing Compare 2 U by Chris Cornell (Prince Cover)

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is a cover of Nothing Compares 2 U by Chris Cornell. Remember that nothing is more precious than life. If you need help please reach out. RIP Chris Cornell.

Weekend Wildcard - I Want You to Want Me by Cheap Trick

I Want You
To Want Me

This Weekend's Wildcard is I Want You to Want Me by Cheap Trick. This is off of their 1977 album In Color. Such a great rock band!

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Bottom Feeder by Parkway Drive

Today's Metal Track is Bottom Feeder by Parkway Drive. This is off of their 2015 album Ire.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Hell Awaits (Live) by Slayer

Today's Metal Track of the Day is Hell Awaits (Live) by Slayer. I choose this live version for two reasons. 1. My brother owned the 1991 Decade of Aggression double live album and it's probably the slayer album that I've listened to the most of any Slayer albums. 2. This is probably the most wicked sounding opener for a live show that I've heard and it just sounds better in the version.

Honestly, all you really need from this song is the opening four minutes. Slayer knows how to open songs (See Seasons in the Abyss). The rest of the song sounds like it's in Spanish lol.

Scott's Metal track of the Day - Call Broken Arrow by At the Drive-in

And he’s always stealing flowers
From my stone
Never once repaying that which he does owe
God help him

Today's Metal Track is Call Broken Arrow by At the Drive-in. This is off of their newest album In-ter a-li-a which came out last year.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Limb from Limb by Protest the Hero

Today's Metal Track is Limb From Limb by Protest the Hero. This is off of their 2008 album Fortress. As you can tell, these guys try not to take themselves to seriously when it comes to music videos. However, they do have some serious talent.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - He would be riding on the subway or writing formulas on the blackboard or having a meal or (as now) sitting and talking to someone across a table, and it would envelop him like a soundless tsunami by Cloudkicker

Today's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day is "He would be riding on the subway or writing formulas on the blackboard or having a meal or (as now) sitting and talking to someone across a table, and it would envelop him like a soundless tsunami" by Cloudkicker. This definitely sets the record for longest song title on the blog. That's what's fun about naming instrumental tracks. They can be anything.

This is off of his album Subsume which came out in 2013.