Author: Eric Ford

In the final episode of their discussion on albums from the year 1991, Somewhere in Time Podcast discuss the 5th studio album from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blood Sugar Sex Magik. This is the second album to feature the lineup of Anthony Kiedis, Flea, John Frusciante, and Chad Smith. This episode features some facts you may not have known about this album, along with some in the studio clips that feature background noises and instruments you may not have even been aware are featured on this album!

It’s 2022, which means there should be new episodes about albums from 1992 up next. However, 1991 just had too many albums to discuss and Somewhere in Time Podcast continues their discussion about albums from ’91 with both Use Your Illusion 1 and Use Your Illusion 2, by Guns ‘n Roses. How do these albums compare to GnR’s classic debut album? What type of difference does a new drummer and a keyboard player make on these albums? Found out this and more on this episode.

In Part 2 of their Best of 2021 episode, Tim, Joe, and Eric take a look back on their collective top 3 albums of 2021 – “Fortitude” by Gojira, “Hushed and Grim” by Mastodon, and “Senjutsu” by Iron Maiden.

Tim, Joe, and Eric take a look back on the best albums of 2021. In Part 1, the discussion centers around some honorable mentions, some albums from bands you may not be aware of, and a couple of disappointments. Some featured bands in this episode include Volbeat, Flotsam & Jetsam, The Bronx, Every Time I Die, and Machine Head.

Happy New Year! In episode 16 of their discussion on albums from the year 1991, Tim, Keith, and Eric discuss one of the most game changing albums of 1991, Nevermind by Nirvana. Lots of great behind the scenes stories and isolated tracks on this episode, some of which you may have never heard before. Joe was unable to join on this episode, but he will be back for our next episode, which will focus on the best albums from 2021.

In episode 15 of their discussion on albums from the year 1991, Tim, Joe, Keith, and Eric dig into the self-titled album from the Washington D.C. band, Lucy Brown. Keith was the only one on the podcast familiar with these guys, and there are some interesting takes from the other hosts of the podcast. Enjoy and Happy Holidays!

In the final episode of a three-part series about Metallica’s Black Album, Tim and Eric are joined by the author of the book “Metallica: The $24.95 Book”, Ben Apatoff. Tim, Eric, and Ben discuss some of the research that Ben did when putting together the book, the recent Metallica Podcast, and more interesting Metallica stories from throughout the years. 

In Part 2 of a 3 part episode, Eric, Tim, Joe, and Keith continue their discussion on the The Black Album by Metallica. This episode features a track by track breakdown of the album and includes some rare behind the scenes studio outtakes from the band that you may have never heard. Stay tuned for Part 3, where we interview the author of the Book “Metallica: The $24.95 Book”, Ben Apatoff.

Eric, Joe, Tim, and Keith are back to discuss more metal from the year 1991. This episode, they dig into the album Horrorscope by Overkill. The first album after the departure of Bobby Gustafson and the last album with Sid Falck, find out if that plays into the overall ranking of this album in the entire Overkill catalog.

Eric, Joe, Tim, and Keith are back to discuss more metal from the year 1991. This episode, they discuss the album “Symbol of Salvation” by Armored Saint. This was the last Armored Saint record to feature songs written by original guitarist Dave Prichard, before he passed away from leukemia. The guys discuss this and other interesting stories surrounding this album on this episode.

In the fourth episode celebrating albums from the year 1991, Eric, Tim, and Joe (bonus footage featuring Keith) discuss the album The Human Factor by the band Metal Church. See what the reactions were and give us feedback on how you felt about this album back in the day!

Eric, Tim, Joe, and Keith are joined by bass player and singer of Wrathchild America (and Souls at Zero), Brad Divens, to discuss the 1991 album, “3-D”. Among many other topics, Brad helps give insight to each song on the album, discusses some of the inspirations musically, and… reunion?!

Continuing their discussion surrounding albums from the year 1991, Eric, Tim, Joe, and Keith tackle the album Angel Rat by the band Voivod. Always an interesting topic of conversation, check out our varied opinions on this one. 

Continuing their discussion surrounding albums celebrating 30 years, Eric, Tim, Joe, and Keith take a trip on the seas of cheese and dive into the 1991 album by Primus, “Sailing the Seas of Cheese”.

Continuing their discussion surrounding albums celebrating 30 years, Eric, Tim, Joe, and Keith do a deep dive into the 1991 album by Motorhead, “1916”.

In the fourth episode celebrating albums from the year 1991, Eric, Tim, Joe, and Keith discuss the self-titled album by the band Temple of the Dog. 

Somewhere in Time podcast welcomes Navid Rashid back to discuss the classic 1991 album from Sepultura, Arise. Eric, Tim, Joe, Keith, and Navid dig in and explore everything from the album artwork and production to lyrical choices and, of course, their favorite moments from the album. 

In the first episode in a series discussing albums from the year 1991, Eric, Tim, Joe, and Keith are honored to welcome Tommy Victor from Prong!
Tommy discusses the 1991 Prong album, “Prove You Wrong” with the guys and gives some really amazing insight to the making of that record. The guys were truly thrilled to be able to spend an evening chatting with Tommy and hope to have him back soon! 

This episode features unreleased clips from previous episodes in 2020 that didn’t make the final cut. This includes episodes featuring previous guests, such as Chris Dechiara, Justin Hassler, and Erik Josephson. And, of course, the regulars, Eric, Tim, Joe, and Keith are featured as well.  We’ll be back soon to discuss albums from 1991, but for now, enjoy these fun Outtakes! 

In this episode, Tim and Eric discuss their favorite albums from the year 2020, including albums from Deftones, Testament, Sepultura, Killer Be Killed, Armored Saint, Stone Temple Pilots, Mr. Bungle, and more.