Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - How Much I Feel by Ambrosia

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is How Much I Feel by Ambrosia. This is off of their 1978 album Life Beyond L.A.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - 10s by Pantera

My foes, they can't destroy my body
Colliding slow, like life itself

Today's Metal Track is 10s by Pantera off of their 1996 album The Great Southern Trendkill. I saw a bunch of mentions of Broly in the comments and had no idea what they were referring to. Evidently this track was used as the theme song for a Dragonball Z character named Broly. I never followed DBZ so I had no idea. That's pretty cool.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Marijuanaut's Theme by Sleep

Today's Metal Track is Marijuanaut's Theme by the stoner/doom metal band Sleep. This is off of their most recent album The Sciences which came out on, get this, 4/20 of this year.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Guns Are Loaded by Daron Malakian and Scars on Broadway

Today's Metal Track is Guns Are Loaded by Daron Malakian and Scars on Broadway. This is off of their album Dictator which was just released in July. What is crazy is the album was actually recorded in 2012 but Daron was unsure what was going to happened with System of a Down. He said that this could have been a SOAD album but the band could agree on a musical direction so he finally released it with Scars on Broadway.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Planets Collide by Crowbar

Today's Metal Track is Planets Collide by Crowbar. This is off of the New Orleans band's 1998 album Odd Fellows Rest. These guys were good friends with Pantera and toured together.

Thanks to Adam for recommending this last night when we were listening to metal in the garage.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Newborn by The Sky Is

Today's Instrumental Metal Track is another one from our metal friends in Poland, The Sky Is. This is the opening track off of their 2012 self-titled debut album.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - Old Man by Neil Young

Old man look at my life,
I'm a lot like you were

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is Old Man by Neil Young. This is from his performance in 1971 at BBC Television Theater in London. The song was released the following year on his 1972 album Harvest.

Weekend Wildcard - Stuck In The Middle With You by Stealers Wheel

Piggy Backing on Amanda's cover song of the day, this Weekend's Wildcard is Stuck in the Middle With You by Stealers Wheel. Gerry Rafferty, who wrote and recorded Bakers Street (Amanda's song of the day) is also the lead singer of Stealers Wheel.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Looks That Kill by Motely Crue

Watching 80s videos with the boys is funny. They ask a lot of questions like "what are they doing" and "is that a girl". Haha. I don't remember asking questions in the 80s when these came out. This video was my introduction to the band when I was a wee lad. In case you have the same questions as the boys, the boys have armpit hair and the girls do not! Otherwise, about the same lol.

Today's Metal Track is Looks That Kill by Motley Crue. This is off of their 1983 album Shout at the Devil. Although he is lesser known member of the band, Mick Mars shines on this track with one of the iconic riffs of of the 80s metal. The other Crue members are the face of the band but I don't think they ever make it without Mick's great guitar work.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Convalescence by Darkest Hour

Today's Metal Track is Convalescence by Darkest Hour. This is off of their 2005 album Undoing Ruin. The singer, John Henry, has the Harry Potter look going on in the video, lol.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Priestess by Periphery

Today's Metal is Priestess by Periphery. This beautiful little track is off of their 2015 album Juggernaut: Omega. It's pretty much a ballad but still jams.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - In The Meantime by Helmet

Today's Metal Track is In The Meantime by Helmet. This jam is the opening track off of their 1992 album Meantime. The song was nominated for Best Metal Performance at the 1993 Grammys but lost out to Nine Inch Nails' Wish. Can't argue with that one.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Mae D'agua by Kiko Loureiro

Today's Instrumental Metal Track is Mae D'agua by Kiko Loureiro. This is another one off of his 2012 album Sounds of Innocence.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - Rikki Don't Lose That Number by Steely Dan

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is Rikki Don't Lose That Number by Steely Dan. This is the opening track off of their 1974 album Pretzel Logic.

Weekend Wildcard - Silvery Sometimes (Ghosts)

Brand new Smashing Pumpkins for this Weekend's Wildcard. Silvery Sometimes (Ghosts) sounds like it was recorded during the Mellon Collie years. If you like 1979 you'll like this one for sure. Really excited about what they'll do now that most of the gang is back together.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Linchpin by Fear Factory

Today's Metal Track is Linchpin by Fear Factory. This is off of their 2001 album Digimoral.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Stick Figure by Byzantine

Today's Metal Track is Stick Figure by Byzantine. This is off of their 2004 debut album The Fundamental Component.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - No Shelter by Rage Against The Machine

There be no shelter here
The frontline is everywhere

Today's Metal Track is No Shelter by Rage Against The Machine. This was recorded for the 1998 film Godzilla. The overlying theme of the song is about how the mass media manipulates people and distracts them from the real important issues that are going on. It's funny that Nike is called out in the lyrics and here we are 20 years later with Nike at the forefront of social commentary.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Wolves ov Siberia by Behemoth

Today's Metal Track is brand new Behemoth. Wovles ov Siberia was released last week and will be on the Polish band's upcoming album I Loved You At Your Darkest. Even though the video is fairly graphic, it is tame by Behemoth standards lol.


"It refers to allegiance, it refers to all the free thinkers and rebels that are gathered, and we are part of this rebellion,"
- Nergal Darski

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the Day - Binge and Grab by Buckethead

Today's Instrumental Metal Track is more great stuff by Buckethead. Binge and Grab is a very upbeat and happy track off of his 1994 album Giant Robot.

Easy Like Sunday Morning Track - My Girl by The Temptations

I've got sunshine on a cloudy day

Today's Easy Like Sunday Morning Track is My Girl by The Temptations. The song was written and produce by Smokey Robinson and Ronald White. This is off of Temptations' 1965 album The Temptations Sing Smokey.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - The Gutter by Coheed and Cambria

Today's Metal Track is The Gutter by Coheed and Cambria. This is off of their upcoming album The Unheavenly Creatures which comes out October 5. This album is a continuation of their Amory Wars concept which had been abandoned in their last album.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Grace by Lamb of God

Today's Metal Track is Grace by Lamb of God. This is off of their 2009 album Wrath.

Scott's Metal Track of the Day - Nightmare by Avenged Sevenfold

Today's Metal Track is Nightmare by Avenged Sevenfold. This is the opening and title travmck off of their 2010 album by the same name. There are many homages paid to The Rev in the video. He was their drummer who wrote most of the drums for the album but died before recording. His drum kit is seen in the video and the video itself is based off of Jacob's Ladder, his favorite movie.

RIP Rev.

Scott's Country Metal Track of the Day - Copperhead Road by Devildriver

Today's Country Metal Track is Copperhead Road by Devildriver. You read that right. This is a metal cover of the 1988 Steve Earle classic by the metal band Devildriver. It's off of their newest album, Outlaws 'Til The End, which came out back in July. It's an album full of outlaw country covers obviously.

Scott's Instrumental Metal Track of the day - Self Pollution by Marty Friedman

Today's Instrumental Metal Track is Self Pollution by Marty Friedman. This is the opening track off of his 2017 album Wall of Sound.