At 45 minutes long, this is one of the best Tim’s Vinyl Confessions I’ve ever participated in. You can really pick up on our love of Journey, and perhaps our disappointment in recent events since their last album. Fortunately, Neal Schon heard us. Enjoy this episode!
A star studded show featuring the following guests:
Together we revealed:
Just look at these handsome devils and one Dr. of Music!
Thanks Tim for having me on the show again. Join Tim and I as we go through all of Triumph history from the first album(s) to the last.
“Mr. Lebrain is back, and this time he brought a ton of his Japanese import CDs. Or should I say, he grabbed a stack of rock! We once again go through our rare, out of print, imported, and otherwise hard to find discs. A follow to our first episode on the subject which can be seen here.”
Tim Durling approached me about doing this Journey show…six months ago? A year? Two years? We have been waiting for this Journey album a long time, and a rocky ride it has been. Does this album live up to the hype? Tim and I are remarkably alligned on the new Journey album Freedom. Dig in.
My text review of Journey Freedom can be found by clicking here.
Thank you to Deke and Tim for my fifth sit down with Andy Curran! This time, we ran through all of Coney Hatch history for a special episode of Tim’s Vinyl Confessions.
This was the very last time Deke and I worked together. You can see the tension. We don’t really speak to each other. Deke turned out to be a…very different kind of person. He never thanked me for a Christmas present I sent him, and refuses to even acknowledge that I exist. Now I just called him Dick. It’s unfortunate he turned out that way. He probably hates that I call his show a “spinoff”…but I calls ’em as I sees ’em!
Thanks to Tim Durling for having me on his show once again for this Helix special. It was a history lesson for the viewer and a Show & Tell session for us! See our rarest, most cherished Helix items and give us an R while you’re at it, won’t you?
I did make one mistake I need to correct: It was not Rick Trembley who played at the 30th anniversary concert, but the late Ron Watson.
This is one of the best shows I’ve ever been involved with. Worth watching the whole thing.
A huge thank you to my co-host Harrison the Mad Metal Man, and my guests Tim Durling, Brian Richards, and Uncle Meat! Being awash in the love and admiration of my friends is a really special thing, and I thank you for making my 10 Year Anniversary show perfect. I was worried tonight’s show would be a little narcissistic. Perhaps it is, but it did my soul a lot of good. I feel energised to keep writing.
Highlights of tonight:
Thanks to my guests, my co-host and my friends who made this all the wonderful experience that it has been. I appreciate you all.
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!
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