The LeBrain Train: 2000 Words or More with Mike & Friends
Episode 101 – 10 Years of Record Store Tales & mikeladano.com
It’s my party and I’ll throw it if I want to! 10 years is a good enough excuse, right?
Join me tonight for lists, guests and tunes. Tim Durling, Harrison Kopp and longtime reader Brian Richards are on deck. If you wanna join the party, drop us a line!
There will also be a big secret revealed for the first time tonight!
Lots of surprises and a couple F-bombs on the show this week!
Normally you would expect Tim Durling (Tim’s Vinyl Confessions) and I to agree about everything. This week, we did not! Instead, Eric Litwiller and I matched nearly album for album. Meanwhile, John T. Snow (2Loud2OldMusic) snuck in some really different picks. Plenty of discussion, disagreement, love and laughs!
We started the show with an “ABSUЯD” unboxing and a special surprise from Aaron! Thanks for watching! If you missed it you can catch it below.
Upcoming Schedule:
Friday February 25, 7:00 PM: Top Ballads with Eric, John, Harrison, and Rob Daniels
Saturday February 26: Tim’s Vinyl Confessions – Journey
Friday March 12, 7:00 PM: Ten Year Anniversary of Record Store Tales
Friday March 26, 7:00 PM: Two Year Anniversary of the LeBrain Train with Tee Bone
Friday April 1, 7:00 PM: The Prank Show featuring Michael Morwood and Chris Thuss
The LeBrain Train: 2000 Words or More with Mike & Friends
Episode 98 – The Millennium Show: Top Five Albums from the year 2000
A suggestion from the Meat Man — why not do our top albums from the year 2000? The turn of the millennium was a weird time in metal. A lot of bands were still suffering from the fallout of the past decade, while others were in the midst of big comebacks. But there were so much more than just metal in 2000, as you will see with tonight’s lists!
Give ’em a follow while you’re at it, and make sure you don’t miss tonight’s show! As always, the best way is to catch it live so you can participate in the comments. And as usual, there will be special unboxings for those who show up early! There could be something “ABSUЯD” in there.
It’s the episode I’ve been waiting forever for! Tim Durling vs. Martin Popoff on Def Leppard’s legendary Hysteria! I’ve been consistent in my love for this controversial album since its 1987 release. So has Tim! Meanwhile, Martin gave the album a pounding 0/10 score in Riff Kills Man!“Hysteria sucks righteously!”
Let’s see how Tim holds up in this episode, shall we?
Tomorrow in the Def Leppard review series, Tim will be returning to talk about the Soundtrack From the Video Historia. Don’t miss it.
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