This week on And The Podcast Will Rock, the wheel spins its way into heavy metal territory as Corey and Mark break down “2 Minutes to Midnight” by Iron Maiden. The guys dig into the Powerslave classic, discussing its Cold War themes, Bruce Dickinson’s commanding vocal performance, and why the track remains one of Iron…
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Duke of Aquitaine, Tierce de Picardie was an eighteenth century French nobleman who’s primary economic interest was excavating gold from the deep reserves that lay under the fields of Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche in the pagus of Limousin. In his mid forties, he relinquished his titles and lands in order to conscript into the French army in order…
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“You’re flirting with time” Tom sings. And I like that idea of not fully committing to time, just flirting with it. That’s definitely how life feels when you’re in your twenties and thirties. You don’t really have to enter into a serious relationship with time because there’s so much of it still ahead. You can…
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Episode 183: the wheel didn’t mess around and landed us on Foreigner’s debut album. You know the one—massive riffs, FM radio DNA, and songs that have been stuck in your head since 1977 whether you like it or not.
Is this the birth of arena rock greatnes
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Show notes: https://deeppurplepodcast.com/2026/03/02/episode-359-glenn-hughes-the-way-it-is-part-2/ Disclaimer: The video used on YouTube is a byproduct of producing our audio podcast. We post it merely as a convenience to those who prefer the YouTube format. Please subscribe using one of the links below if you'd prefer a superior audio experience. Subscribe to the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google…
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This week on And The Podcast Will Rock, our Patreon all-stars Scott Haskin, Michael Pastore, Duane Hoffman, Dan Pappathopoulos and Kevin Brown join us as the wheel delivers one of the most unexpected pairings yet: Clutch’s “Spleen Merchant” and Willie Nelson’s “Georgia On My Mind.” Heavy groove meets country soul in a genre-bending episode that…
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This week we welcome back to the Priestcast our favorite Londoner, Connor. Connor is a NWOTHM expert as well as a fantastic music podcaster and documentarian. Connor is also a wannabe teacher apparently and assigned Jeff and Jay some homework involving three bands and records they had never heard. Of course we give oral book…
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Read about the things that happen throughout the world. Don’t be believing in everything you see or hear. Read all about it, read all about it. News of the world, news of the world! Yep, we’re heading back to the year nineteen hundred and seventy seven to talk about our last track and the last…
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Saving Grace is the work of a middle-aged man who fully knows himself and knows how to articulate the past and the present in three very vivid dimensions. Critical to retaining the song’s pathos though, Tom doesn’t project a future down this new path. It’s important that Square One is here and now. It’s important…
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Quinn fights his way through Paradise Lost's mid-career experimental period, explains why he thinks he can hear 1997 so clearly in One Second, and the unique way that the band gets all… Romantic.
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