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This week was the final round of the bucket pulls for this cycle. In what will be the last regular top 5 list, we talk about our favorite Metalhead movies. At Brian's suggestion, we review Meatloaf's Bat out of hell3: The monster is loose, Eric was given Mel Gibson as an actor to pick a movie from and chose the Vietnam war epic, We were soldiers.

This week they guys discuss their celebrity crushes both current and past. Then at the suggestion of the great Jimmy Westerberg we review the album The Queen is dead by The Smiths. And finally, Bill found a way to make Eric hate Jason Lee as we review the 2003 rom com A guy thing.

This week we get input from all 3 of us on topics. We talk about Eric's list of favorite guitarist/singer teams. From Jim we talk snout the Testament album Practice what you preach and the movie Lock stock and 2 smoking barrels, From Bill we dive in to the album Sports by Huey Lewis and the News

This week's content is brought to you by Bill and his family! The top 5 list is Val's suggestion of our favorite musical movie adaptations The album Living Colour's debut Vivid suggested by Ryan. The movie was Bill's choice of James Gunn's first super hero movie The Specials. Strap in because the feathers fly a bit on this one.....

Jim is off at an Iron Maiden concert this week so Bill and Eric go as a 2 man show and talk about low budget movies that made box office bank, bad movies with great endings and a list of the 25 greatest metal guitar players

This week er start by talking about actors who played a villain so well you might hate them forever and comic relief characters that ruin movies. The top five list is our favorite non U,S, bands without going to the big names. In reviews we talk about the Jessie Murph album Sex Hysteria and the movie Tequila Sunrise.

On this episode we talk about some of our favorite roles from the late, great Tim Curry. Them we talk about some favorite hidden gem movies, In reviews, we cover the Ashton Kutcher movie The Butterfly Effect and the Chris LeDoux album Whatcha Gonna Do With A Cowboy.

This week we start off with a list of bands that don't deserve the hate they get. The top 5 list is our favorite Olympic events from either summer or winter. We had some really good stuff to review this week as the movie was the Vietnam war movie Casualties of War and the album was the iconic Beatles Abbey Road.

Jim was under the weather so Eric and Bill did an old school 2 man show with just some banter and lists.

This week we relive some of the live bands that were either surprisingly good or bad. Then we discuss the 1990 Marlon Brando/Matthew Broderick movie The Freshman and review the album A Eulogy For Those Still Here by Counterparts

This week was a Jim special as all 3 topics were his suggestion We talk about our favorite arcade games and the nostalgia was real! In reviews, we discuss the movie the Great Escape and the Fastball album All the pain that money can buy.

This time around, we talk about Eric's time out going to see the Ex Faces show at Reverb. Bill then brings out a list of controversial songs for us to touch on. The top 5 for the week brings a discussion of our favorite Sci Fi TV shows. In reviews, we review Brian's suggestion of the ESPN made for TV movie 3 The Dale Earnhardt story and the Travis Tritt classic album It's all about to change.

This week starts off with us discussing Actors that refused to return for movie sequels which transitions nicely into our list of our favorite movie sequels. In reviews we talk about the 1974 Elton John album Caribou and the 1986 Rick Moranis classic, Little Shop of Horrors.

We're back after Bill's trip to Florida with discussion about under appreciated hair metal bands and albums and our favorite road trip snacks. In reviews, we revisit the Genesis classic Invisible touch and the Kurt Russell film Miracle based on the 1980 US men's olympic hockey team

The show starts off this time with a discussion of the greatest NFL quarterbacks that was deeply flawed in our opinions. Then we move on to Jim's list idea of our favorite mall stores past and present. The reviews were all Bill this week as we talk about Aerosmith's 1987 album Permanent Vacation and the 2007 British film Death at a Funeral.