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Finally uploaded it to OneDrive. As I said, all episodes minus 5 & 6 are attached in the link below. Clicking the link will autodownload the RAR file I compressed the files into. I uploaded the folder from a secured PC and scanned said folder with BitDefender to ensure it is virus-free. Please...

I still have a few of them somewhere. Not quite all, I don't believe, but several of them. I'll dig around and see what I can do. EDIT: I seem to have nearly all of them. Only missing episodes 5 & 6, going up to ep 42: Ass Coke; might look for my mp3 CDs to see if I have the missing two.

Episode 36 of the podcast should've been called, "One Larry, One Cup."

Much obliged, good Sir. On the plus side, there's no more of that goddamn crackling!

Sounds good. I'll set a reminder on my phone for 2014 to make sure I'll remember. ;) Seriously though, if I just had the tuning a/o key for this track I could suss it out, as I wasn't terribly far off when I first tried back in '99 or 2000, when I first started tuning down to B.

My fiancee bought me this album two weeks ago, and I'm still very much enjoying it. If you're a MDF fan, you'll definitely enjoy it. It is very much orchestral with a lot of music borrowing riffs in different arrangements from their past albums.

I think a compilation of live footage, music videos, and behind the scenes jackassery complete with a band commentary track on a DVD would be great, especially if there's any video showing any of the horror stories described on the podcast.

Just played Podcast 22...um, anyone else's download cut out at the 1:22:27 mark?

I'm still hoping someone will tab out Forever With Unopened Eye. Back in the Paleozoic era, in the infantile days of my first band, this was one of a few songs that really motivated me to write strong rhythmic riffs.

Concerning SEAL Team Six, if Disney passed down the movie rights to Marvel it might actually be pretty cool.

LOL, good to know my time spent in college for music recording & engineering is not in vain!

We can actually hear Vito in this one! Sounds like he's on a proper dynamic mic and not an electret one.

I have no clue why INRI was poorly regarded. It doesn't surprise me that many critics don't get it as they usually don't get anything that isn't streamlined these days. I love INRI and the direction you guys took on the album, and the quality was top notch. I only take issue with production...

My missus and I were hellbent on going to the first one and are still kicking our asses for not having been able to make it. A couple of our friends were playing and we were looking forward to catching up with them, but as that fell through we're now trying to get in on this one. It'd be...

I think it's impressive as hell that they included visual kei in this.

Most of my favorites come from Sculptured Ivy, like Jealous Sun, With Rue and Fire, and Forever With Unopened Eye, and still hold sentimental value as a sort of marker for that time. I was an impressionable teen when this album came out, which I first heard on a local rock station during their...

Sales figures of CDs are released on Mondays, so CDs get released on Tuesdays to maximize their figures. It's just one of many old business rituals in a new era.

Given the title of the album, I think the artwork is highly appropriate. The piece takes the idea of an absence of light and makes it feel even more desolate, complete with an overgrown yet partially dead landscape. I really like it.

For the little it's worth, I'm anticipating new stuff from Samael, Vintersorg, Morbid Angel with a weird mix of excitement and dread, Poisonblack, Moonspell, ND, and Leaves Eyes off of the top of my head. Anticipation for KYPCK at the dawn of the new year has since turned to sheer joy.

The only podcasts I listened to before the ND ones were those of the Smodcast Network variety. It's so great to hear some metal jackasses for a change.