Simple enough. Consider this the final nail in the 2009 coffin. Last episode we brought you our 4th Annual Rammy Awards. This week we fire up some of the great music and artists that found themselves in front of the winners podium including Obituary, Slayer, Heaven And Hell, Spinal Tap, and the immortal Immortal. Of course we also throw our Views on all the latest News. Welcome To Hell, 2010!!!!!!

 

 

Simple enough. Consider this the final nail in the 2009 coffin. Last episode we brought you our 4th Annual Rammy Awards. This week we fire up some of the great music and artists that found themselves in front of the winners podium including Obituary, Slayer, Heaven And Hell, Spinal Tap, and the immortal Immortal. Of course we also throw our Views on all the latest News. Welcome To Hell, 2010!!!!!!

 

 

Every passing year brings about a whole new slew of useless award shows.. Of course the only one that really matters is our own Rammy Awards. As in (R)adio (A)ctive (M)etal (Ha,Ha. We slay ourselves).  We wrap up an exciting and memorable year with our picks in the most important categories to metalheads in general and maybe a few frivolous as well. Which album got the most spins on our turntables, which concerts gave us the biggest, but most pleasant, earache and which Snowy’s Angel kept us

 

We had an excellent time last episode discussing some of the best records from the last decade. This time 'round we thought we'd one up ourselves and actually aurally assault your ears with some of said albums and some very honorable mentions including Anthrax, Exodus, Cannibal Corpse, Fear Factory, Arch Enemy, U.D.O., and Heavy Metal starting points Alice Cooper and Black Sab...err Heaven And Hell. Plus all the news and views to go with the tunes. Don't forget to listen for our new contest

 

With the end of the 2000s (what the heck do we call this) rapidly upon us we take up the formidable challenge of giving the entire decade an overview in a mere 90 minutes.  For such a daunting task though we called in some back up and shared center stage with Metal geek Roch, host of "The Life Of Captain America" radio show. The toughest challenge, but a complete pleasure, was discussing a combined thirty of the decade's finest albums.