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On Part 6 Quinn talks about death... the Universal Finality, not the band... and, like, a lot...

We are on the B Side of Alice In Chains 1995 self-titled album, their final studio record with Layne Staley also known as "Tripod" or "The Three Legged Dog Album" and we open up a can of sadness with MTV Unplugged...

WARNING: this episode contains a description of suicide.

Quinn digs into the 3rd and final studio album to feature Layne Staley on vocals, the self-titled, criminally underrated, and just fucking glorious, Alice In Chains...

Quinn does Jar of Flies-- well, he doesn't do Jar of Flie-- you know what? Just listen to it...

Quinn deep dives into what happens with Alice In Chains after Dirt and during the lead up to Jar of Flies... Also, Shaq is my co-pilot...

Here is a short tangent that didn't make the cut on Part III. Quinn yells about his childhood home of Washington State and how a sub-genre of Heavy Metal changed it forever...

Quinn digs his way through the back half of one of the greatest albums ever recorded: DIRT.

Quinn hands you a shovel... time to dig some DIRT!!

Quinn covers the aftermath from the release of the band's debut album, Facelift, their tours opening for Extreme, Slayer, and, of course, Megadeth and then swim our way through Sap, and take the first shovel-full of Dirt.

Quinn covers the lead-up to and recording of Alice In Chains debut album, 1990's Facelift on Part II- Sides A & B.

Quinn gets the band together! Find out how Layne Staley, Jerry Cantrell, Sean Kinney, and Mike Starr met and got together for their first jam at the Music Bank in Seattle, the fecund cesspool from which Alice In Chains would emerge...

Quinn kicks off the final deep-dive of the Season with a look at musical and philosophical influences of Grunge, where popular, heavy music was in the late 80's, how Guns N Roses changed everything, and laid the groundwork for bands like Nirvana, Soundgarden, and the subject of our series: Alice In Chains...

Quinn talks with Tom B., lead singer of the UK Sludge, Doom, Hardcore band Allfather about the band, their discography, musical influences, politics & poetry, and, of course, fire safety standards...

The Season 3 with a little look back on the best moments from Season 2 of ...And Vol. 4 All!!

The conclusion to our series on World War I & Heavy Metal in which Quinn discusses his new-found love of Iron Maiden, the Russian Revolution, the final battles of the War to End All Wars and a few thoughts on why this global conflict has become so important to the history, philosophy, and future of the genre.

Quinn covers the Battle of the Somme with Iron Kingdom by Somme and Passchendaele by Iron Maiden. Also, General Douglas Haig explains why he believes the horses are the future... so teach them well and let them lead the way.

The penultimate episode of our series on WWI.

We wade through the trenches of WWI on Part 2, Side B of our continuing series on the War to End All Wars...

WARNING: Disturbing Content

Part 2 of the continuing series on WWI.

Quinn takes a thousand-yard stare into The Great War through the lens of Thrash and Black Metal.