Chris and Stephen get lost in the spiderwebs this week reminiscing about their first punk rock crush. Gwen Stefani fronts No Doubt in their first big record outing. Is it an instant classic, or just another ska punk album from the 90's? See what the gentlemen have to say after listening to Tragic Kingdom and the things they learned along the way.

In the next episode the guys head to Japan and test out if metalheads know anything about anime intros.

Put on your baggy pants, upside down visor, and streetwear jersey. We are heading into Nu-Metal this time with Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory. We listened to every smooth melody, white boy rap, and emotional scream to tell you exactly how we feel about this album that is famous worldwide. This album outsold every other one in the genre, but is it a 100? Listen and see what these two brutal metalheads really think.

Next episode will catch you in the spider webs. See you

This week the duo tackles one of the most famous metal albums of all time(at least in their opinion's) Slayer's 1986 Reign in Blood and its impact on not just metal but multiple genres. The boys idolize the idols and rate this album we all should know, and know what it means to yell "F*cking Slayer".

See ya'll in two weeks!

We breakdown the impact of the album that originated the "black metal" genre as we know it. Never reaching mainstream audiences, but having a much larger impact on chart topping artists today than most people would consider. This is the raw opinion from Chris and Steve and the silly little things we learned along the way.