Rock Dungeon 72: Thunder Kissed '92

The boys are back in the afternoon because Wade is working overtime to pay for more cds and roadtrips because ...well...he is awesome. They welcome the return of trivia from Aaron after a long absence and they bring some new songs from Joey Briggs, Lordi and Weezer. The Dungeoneers drift back to the year 1992 and let you know what we thought the best albums were from that year and play some songs from said albums. They discuss Mike's Paul Gilbert spending eight songs for one hundred dollars...yikes... and you cannot spend that much without hearing at least one. All this and more can be yours and they promised that listening to this podcast will help prevent anal fissures.

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Music Clips:
British Lions - Break This Fool
AFI - Clove Smoke Catharsis
Great White - Wasted Rock Ranger
Weezer - Memories (New)
Paul Gilbert - Lucy Brown
Spooky Tooth - The Hoofer
AARON TRIVIA 33
Dream Theater - Take The Time
Suicidal Tendencies - Nobody Hears
Thunder - Today The World Stopped Turning
White Zombie - Thunder Kiss '65
Lordi - This Is Heavy Metal (New)
Joey Briggs - So Let Down (New)
Burn Halo - To Late To Tell You Now
The Sword - Arrow In The Dark

OK, I'm starting to like AFI. You win Wade.

Spooky Tooth, yeah, awesome; thanks!

Thanks for the shout out, although I sent my song in weeks ago...

Oh, and welcome back Aaron!

Sorry about that I had accidentally clicked it so it did not look "new" I apologize but you are awesome. Wade will be excited about you and AFI. He has been working so hard. Right now he is doing a side job for his new boss and his 16th day in a row of working without a dayoff. He is wiped but he has Sunday off so we can do our epic sized cover episode. Thank you for listening and commenting. Did I call you Dave again?

I'll go with DBM in saying Wade is slowly getting me in to AFI as well, have only heard the radio stuff until your show and what you've played so far has been very good, just like the afore mentioned Danko Jones. As the Cars would say, let the good times role. Loved the Spooky Tooth tune and got to say you ended the show with a bang, the Lordi song was great, Burn Halo was simply inspirational and the Sword was just plain awesome.

As far as 1992 releases go, As Frank S. Says that was a very good year (for me). Although I was in a different place at that time and very much into the the alt/indie scene. With that said here are my favorite releases of 1992.

1) Ween - Pure Guava. This is the album that got me into this band and i've never left, this band is definitely in my top five. Ridiculous, hilarious and over the top, never serious but always delirious, everything I ask for in a band.
2) Ned's Atomic Dustbin - Are You Normal? Not as good as there first release, God Fodder, but I was really into these guys at the time and still like to listen to their stuff, a great short lived band.
3) R.E.M. - Automatic for the People - In my opinion, the last great R.E.M. album, still love their early stuff but they didn't quite do it for me after this one.

Looking forward to the 80's cover show, will be waiting with bated breath for the posting. Breath bated with Gin and Tonic.