We’re releasing a “hidden track” since it’s been so long since we’ve released a new episode. This episode was actually recorded back in April of 2018, but the audio quality was not up to par, so we never released it.

Ripped directly from a YouTube Live broadcast from Tim and Eric on October 20th, 2018, Episode 12 of Somewhere In Time does a deep dive into live Metallica. Specifically the show that Tim and Eric attended in Pittsburgh on October 18th, 2018.

In Part 2 of Episode 11 Keith, Joe, Tim and Eric continue their discussion of Metallica, but this time it’s focused on everything post-And Justice For All. Everything from their change in musical direction, popularity, hairstyles, and yes, even Napster, there’s not much that isn’t talked about. For fun, count how many time Keith says F*** You, Lars!

In Part 1 of a 2 part episode of Somewhere In Time, Keith, Joe, Tim and Eric discuss all of the emails, comments, and sound clips that were submitted after Episode 10’s “…And Justice For All” episode. Thank you to everyone who submitted their stories about this classic album, and we encourage you to continue to send us feedback and we’ll continue to read it on the show!

In Episode 10 of Somewhere In Time, Joe, Keith, Tim and Eric complete their retrospective look at classic metal albums from 1988 with unquestionably the groups’ favorite album from that year, “…And Justice For All” by Metallica! It’s a deep dive into one of the most successful and arguably one of the greatest metal albums of all time.

Episode 9 of Somewhere in Time features Tim, Joe, Eric, and Keith discussing three Bay Area Thrash albums – “Eternal Nightmare” by Vio-Lence,  “Frolic Through the Park” by Death Angel, and “Forbidden Evil” by Forbidden. Fates Warning’s “No Exit” is an honorable mention.

In this episode of Somewhere in Time Podcast, Eric, Tim, and Joe are joined by fellow Pantera and HellYeah fan, Tom Hunt to discuss the life of one of the greatest metal drummers, Vinnie Paul Abbott.

In Episode 7 of Somewhere In Time, Tim, Joe, Eric and Keith continue their retrospective look at hard rock and metal albums that are celebrating their 30th anniversary. This episode is dedicated to one of the greatest heavy metal bands of all time. When you think of a metal album released in 1988, with “Seven” in the title, there can only be one band you’re thinking of. We’re sure you won’t be disappointed!

Featured this Episode: Overkill – “Under The Influence”, Ozzy Osbourne – “No Rest for the Wicked”, Death – “Leprosy”, and Ludichrist – “Powertrip”

Featured this Episode: Anthrax – “State of Euphoria”, Flotsam & Jetsam – “No Place For Disgrace”, King Diamond – “Them”, and Ministry – “Land of Rape and Honey”