Episode 357 Skid Row To Continue With Sammy Hagar After Sebastian Bach Asks For Too Much Money Plus Blue Öyster Cult Ghost Stories

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Why Skid Row's best singer might not be Sebastian Bach, according to two metal fans who've followed every lineup.

The episode begins with casual banter between hosts Dr. Fuck and Ralph about technical issues, listener comments, and personal anecdotes, including a drunk call from Dr. Fuck's son. They transition to music news, starting with Sebastian Bach's new single and a debate on whether Skid Row should reunite with him or continue with other singers like Erik Grönwall. The hosts share strong opinions on Skid Row's vocalists and the band's direction. They discuss recent concerts they've attended or missed, including Armored Saint and Judas Priest, and their drinking habits at shows. The conversation shifts to a graphic incident at a Sammy Hagar concert where two audience members were ejected for sexual activity, leading to humorous criticism of Hagar. News segments cover topics like Lemmy's ashes at the Rainbow Bar & Grill, Manowar being called 'gay,' and UFO ending. The hosts review new albums, including Pearl Jam's 'Dark Matter' and the Black Crowes' 'Happiness Bastards,' and debate thrash metal bassists, with one host ranking Danny Lilker above Cliff Burton. They then focus on Blue Öyster Cult's 'Ghost Stories,' expressing disappointment in the album of unreleased tracks from 1979-83, critiquing individual songs like 'Late Night Street Fight' and 'So Supernatural.' The episode concludes with miscellaneous news on Kiss, Exodus, and David Lee Roth's health, maintaining a conversational, opinionated tone throughout.

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