That Drummer Guy's Rock Block: Tuesdays (Sometimes Fridays) at 9pm Central

[MPF]

Originally Posted by BloodoftheKings

>Didn't play 'GWAR - I Hate Love Songs'

I wanted to, but I wanted to make a really balanced out playlist. It would have been too far in Metal. I had a lot of listeners that night. I'll be playing it soon.

Oh yeah Mank's Playlist is a week from tonight!

[MPF]

Week 24: The Abigail Williams Interview Show

Abigail Williams- Interview Part 1
Abigail Williams- The World Beyond
Interview Part 2
Abigail Williams- Infernal Divide
Interview Part 3
Megadeth- Devil's Island
Megadeth- Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)
Interview Part 4
Death- Zombie Ritual
Death- Crystal Mountain
Interview Part 5
Warbringer- Shattered Like Glass
Interview Part 666
Abigail Williams- Radiance (Live At The Triple Rock)

[BloodoftheKings]

Originally Posted by MPF

I wanted to, but I wanted to make a really balanced out playlist. It would have been too far in Metal. I had a lot of listeners that night. I'll be playing it soon.

But that's not a metal song at all.

[MPF]

Originally Posted by BloodoftheKings

But that's not a metal song at all.

Yup, you're right, but still. I had to put some non-metal bands on there as well. It will be played in the near future. Guaranteed.

[Seventhzealot]

Originally Posted by MPF

Week 24: The Abigail Williams Interview Show

Abigail Williams- Interview Part 1
Abigail Williams- The World Beyond
Interview Part 2
Abigail Williams- Infernal Divide
Interview Part 3
Megadeth- Devil's Island
Megadeth- Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)
Interview Part 4
Death- Zombie Ritual
Death- Crystal Mountain
Interview Part 5
Warbringer- Shattered Like Glass
Interview Part 666
Abigail Williams- Radiance (Live At The Triple Rock)

Not sure Dave would appreciate that too much

[MPF]

Originally Posted by Seventhzealot

Not sure Dave would appreciate that too much

I was going to play Black Magic, but this song kicks more ass.


It actually really fit with the theme of the show, both Death and Megadeth, when Ken and Ian were talking about bands who drastically changed their sound over the years. What are two better examples of change then Devil's Island and Whose Life (Is this anyways?)?

[MPF]

Week 25: The 100% Request Show II: The Manks Show


Equilibrium- Blut Im Auge
Antaeus- Blood War III
Quo Vadis- Absolution (Element Of The Ensemble III)
Rhapsody- Holy Thunderforce
Saint Vitus- Saint Vitus
Vektor- Tetrastructural Minds
Boris- Ganbou-Ki
Absu- Pillars Of Mercy
Rompeprop- Vaginal Luftwaffe
Anaal Nathrakh- The Codex Necro

[MPF]

Alright everybody, I thought I'd update this one since this one is actually about my radio show.

W3rd radio is basically dead in the water, which is why you haven't heard any updates about my show in almost a few months. But since that time I've been working with my connections and Starting in June my show will be nationally syndicated. Not on every FM Rock station but so far, I have 5 stations that have agreed to start airing my show, which is good considering I only started those connections last week. Once or if it catches on it will be getting more syndicated across the country. Some stations asked to see if the show catches on before hiring on my show, which makes sense.


Bascailly it will be the same show as on W3rd Radio except it will be a 2 hour show and more focused on metal, with the occasion rock song. No songs I have to play, just what I want to, and special requests. I will be adding more segments and inviting some friends of mine to do special segments down the road.

My contests on Facebook will still be the same, every 50 likes of my DJ page starts a new contest to pick a night's worth of songs.

Once I get official word on every station that will be airing the show, and at what times, I will post links until then. Until then here's a commercial for one of the stations, KJAG, based out of Kansas:

That Drummer Guy Presents:

*Bonus points if you can guess the band int he background*


http://soundcloud.com/jrundquist/tha...soundcloud#_=_