In this episode, Joe and Chris talk about 2 albums from 1983...Billy Idol's Rebel Yell and Journey's Frontiers. Both bands are just outside the "hair metal" genre, but definitely staples of the 80s rock scene. Headbanger's Rock Show is going one on one to see which comes out on top. Plus...Vince, is it time to call in a substitute?

In this episode, Joe and Chris talk about about the split between Van Halen and David Lee Roth and compare their first albums without each other: Eat 'Em and Smile vs 5150.

In this episode, Joe and Chris review the 1980 album Heaven and Hell by Black Sabbath. Two guys that do an 80s metal podcast...have never really listened to this album. But now they have. Consensus among fans is that it's a great record. Do they agree? Find out....

In this episode, Joe and Chris battle out the third album from Winger and Warrant: Pull and Dog Eat Dog. These albums were the last before the grunge/alt explosion really changed things. The bands hold true to form mostly but with that graduated 90s feel. Which band did it better? Find out in our last of a 3 part series of Winger Vs Warrant.

In this episode, Joe and Chris continue the Winger vs Warrant question by battling both bands second album. Both records were released in 1990 and both had some big hits. Do they have a "sophomore slump?" Or....do they get better with time? Find out...

In this episode, Joe and Chris battle two iconic hair metal albums: Winger's self-titled debut against Warrant's first album-Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinkin' Rich. Which late 80s debut comes out on top? Plus, the inductees for Rock's HOF are announced. Check it out here...

In this episode, Joe and Chris are joined by the legendary John Corabi to talk about his life in music. Starting with Angora, John's first band he moved to California with, HRS chronicles his music and highlights some of their favorite songs from each era: Angora, The Scream, Crue, Union, Twenty4Seven, Voodooland, The Dead Daisies and his new solo ablum called New Day.

In this episode, Joe and Chris battle Twisted Sister's Stay Hungry against Skid Row's debut in a collaboration celebration...of sorts. With Sebastion Bach joining Twisted Sister for some dates, it only seems appropriate to battle the two best selling albums of each band. Plus....Loudwire still has no idea what they're talking about. Listen here...