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Part one of a two-part episode, this episode includes the first three picks of their individual Top 5 worst album covers. Tim, Joe, Keith, and Eric also spend time discussing some recent news, including the death of Brent Hinds and some new releases from Testament and Deftones.

In part 2 of their Tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, Somewhere in Time focus primarily on the 1995 Ozzy album, Ozzmosis. Not having heard this album before (Shame!), this is nearly an instant reaction episode. Find out how we ranked this album compared to some of Ozzy’s other solo work.

In part one of a two-part episode, Somewhere in Time look back on the musical career of John “Ozzy” Osbourne. Starting from the beginning, with Ozzy and Black Sabbath essentially forming a new genre of music called Heavy Metal, through the start of his solo career with Randy Rhodes, to introducing a new guitar player named Zakk Wylde and the No More Tears era. Part two will tie in with the recent run of albums celebrating 30 years, as the podcast discusses the 1995 Ozzy album, Ozzmosis. 

Somewhere in Time Podcast look back on the 1995 album by San Francisco Bay Area band Faith No More, “King for a Day…Fool for a Lifetime”. Topics include the departure of Jim Martin and his replacement for this album, Trey Spruance, as well as overall production, and a track-by-track breakdown of the album.

After a brief absence, the full Somewhere in Time crew is back with a new episode! This is the 2nd episode featuring albums from the year 1995 and focuses on two albums from Iron Maiden. 1995’s “The X Factor” and 1998’s Virtual XI. Wondering why this also features an album from 1998? Listen and find out!

The latest episode of Somewhere in Time podcast is a Best of, featuring clips from three past...

Somewhere in Time podcast begin their discussion of albums from the year 1995 with albums by bands that share a singer. “Above” by Mad Season and “Alice in Chains” by Alice in Chains. The episode contains a history of Mad Season and how that album partially influenced what happened with Alice in Chains.

Also featured on this episode is an update on the “Best 90’s Album” bracket, and a very interesting “Shit you gotta hear” segment.

Somewhere in Time podcast begin their discussion of albums from the year 1995 with albums by bands that share a singer. “Above” by Mad Season and “Alice in Chains” by Alice in Chains. The episode contains a history of Mad Season and how that album partially influenced what happened with Alice in Chains.

Also featured on this episode is an update on the “Best 90’s Album” bracket, and a very interesting “Shit you gotta hear” segment.

In this episode, Somewhere in Time Podcast discuss the self-titled debut album from Korn. There is...

In this “extras” episode, Somewhere in Time Podcast is once again joined by their friends Justin and Landon. The episode begins with some recent metal news and also includes a new “Shit you gotta hear” segment.

In this episode, Somewhere in Time Podcast is joined by friends and previous guests of the podcast, Justin and Landon, to discuss the 1994 album by Pink Floyd, “The Division Bell”. There are several clips played throughout the episode, which were pulled from a 1994 interview with David Gilmour, discussing topics such as the meaning of the album, some of the common themes, the writing process, and more. The episode also features a track-by-track breakdown of the album. 

The last Top 5 episode that the podcast did featured disappointing follow-up albums. This time,...

Episode 19 of Somewhere in Time Podcast’s look back at albums from 1994 features the Prong classic, “Cleansing”. This is the first album to feature bassist Paul Raven and also the first Prong album to be produced by Terry Date.

In the latest episode, Somewhere in Time discusses the 1994 Kyuss album, Welcome to Sky Valley....

Still digging into albums from the year 1994, Somewhere in Time Podcast tackles the album “Danzig 4p” by Danzig in this episode. The last album to feature the classic Danzig line-up, find out where it ranks among the rest of Danzig’s catalog (according to this podcast).

Taking a break from focusing on milestone anniversaries, Somewhere in Time podcast pick their Top 5 most disappointing follow-up albums by their favorite bands. It’s quite an eclectic list, covering everything from punk, folk, alternative, jazz, and, of course, heavy metal.

The episode begins with a fun game of Heavy Metal Jeopardy! See who comes out on top when Joe, Keith, and Tim battle against each other in heavy metal trivia! From there, the podcast transitions to discussing the album “W.F.O.” by Overkill. The bass guitar is LOUD on this album. This album was also released within a year of their previous release, “I Hear Black”. These topics and many more are discussed this episode.

Somewhere in Time Podcast returns for their first new episode of 2025. The new year begins with some leftovers from 1994 which the pod felt necessary to highlight. This episode, the focus is on the album “Low” by Testament. The first album to feature new blood on drums and lead guitar, this album had some conflicting views by the podcast.

In this episode, Tim and Eric review some of their favorite albums from 2024. Some of the bands highlighted include David Gilmour, Unto Others, The Pineapple Thief, Devin Townsend, Alkaline Trio, Corey Taylor, Kerry King, Category 7, and Flotsam and Jetsam.