The Cobras & Fire Halloween continues with part two of our tribute to THE spookiest band of all time. Black Sabbath. Returning is special guest, lead singer of the band Mortificator and host of the Disciples of the Watch Podcast, Gene Vogel. In part 2 we discuss the next 4 albums Ozzy did with the…

The Cobras & Fire Halloween continues with part two of our tribute to THE spookiest band of all time. Black Sabbath. Returning is special guest, lead singer of the band Mortificator and host of the Disciples of the Watch Podcast, Gene Vogel. In part 2 we discuss the next 4 albums Ozzy did with the band before starting his solo career. The 1985 Live Aid Reunion. The occasional teases the eventually saw the ban reunite in 1997. Additional topics include Bill Ward’s spanks, we find out which Black Sabbath record ranks number 1 on Bakko’s list and we talk with Dave Walker, who replaced Ozzy briefly during the making of the record that would become Never Say Die. And of course plenty of controversial opinions as well as another classic Mash-Up from Bakko.

Gene Vogel links:

mortificator.com/
www.facebook.com/mortificatorband/
www.facebook.com/dotwpod/
dotwpod.com/

Help support our show and artists we feature. Here’s a direct link for vinyl on Amazon or anything you want to buy. Please bookmark.
https://amzn.to/2T8i4IW

In celebration of the month that brings us Halloween we embark on a month long tribute to THEE spookiest band of all time. Black Sabbath. Featuring special guest, lead singer of the band Mortificator and host of the Disciples of the Watch Podcast, Gene Vogel. In part 1 we discuss the first 4 albums of…

This week we discuss Episode 140 which vanished from the interwebs a few weeks ago. This wasn’t a glitch. We explain why with a brand new intro followed by a heavily edited, Wal-Mart approved, censored version of the original show. If you heard the original episode, let us know if you notice the edits. If…

This week we discuss Episode 140 which vanished from the interwebs a few weeks ago. This wasn’t a glitch. We explain why with a brand new intro followed by a heavily edited, Wal-Mart approved, censored version of the original show. If you heard the original episode, let us know if you notice the edits. If you’re hearing it for the first time, see if you can hear where we cut. We also apologize. A lot. If by chance you feel you were owed an apology but did not receive one in this episode please let us know. We will ignore it. Also discussed is Ace Frehley’s new record, the Dio garage sale and bagel shop etiquette.

Help support our show and artists we feature. Here’s a direct link for vinyl on Amazon or anything you want to buy. Please bookmark.
https://amzn.to/2T8i4IW

Loose Cannon and Bakko go all in on the 1984 Judas Priest classic record, Defenders of the Faith. Warning: Listening to this ep may cause you to lose up to 5 IQ points. Also, the lyric discussion gets soops vulgar. As lead singer Rob Halford said, this was a time of hedonism for Judas Priest. But as a plus, you find out what a Manalishi and a Metallion are.

Help support our show and artists we feature. Here’s a direct link for vinyl on Amazon or anything you want to buy. Please bookmark.
https://amzn.to/2T8i4IW

This week Loose and Bakko wouldn’t be doing their job if they didn’t talk about the recent revelation of the Beatles circle jerk, Ozzy letting us know that just because it’s his final tour, that doesn’t mean he’s never going to tour again. Bakko and Loose offer their own ‘Man on the street’ reviews of…