Q2 Jam Session '05

Baaaabbbyyyyyy, ya got me all wrong......Wait, sorry, wrong thing. On this week's episode of the Two Decades Too Late podcast we're taking a listen to a different The New Black. This is the 2006 album from Canadian band, Strapping Young Lad. It's an album that has a lot going on. Is that a good thing? Was it a good thing then? Join Brad and Josh on their journey to find out. 

Well, well, well. What is this? Our first repeat guest? On this week's menu is 2006's The Fall of Ideals from All That Remains. Brad and Josh reviewed their previous album (check it out), This Darkened Heart. Does this album still cut the mustard? Is it time for a reappraisal? Tune in and find out. 

Brad and Josh are back at it! This week's episode is all about finding out where or what exactly that fire was inside of. We're taking a listen to DECEMBERUNDERGROUND from AFI. In 2006, it was probably impossible to not have heard at least one song from this album, whether you wanted to or not. What about the rest of the album? And did it stand the test of time? Tune in and find out. 

Sometimes you just have to turn that music up loud. Loud enough that you just might...Wake The Dead. And that's what Brad and Josh have for you on this week's episode of the Two Decades Too Late podcast. The 2005 album from Comeback Kid. The title track on this bad boy is iconic and still can bring a group of millennials running from miles away. Did you love it in 2005? Is there any reason to think this time is gonna be different? Tune in and find out. 

A monument of dicks and ribs is what we have for you all this week! Brad and Josh are listening to the 2005 album Kezia from Protest the Hero on this week's episode of the Two Decades Too Late podcast. If you were into this in 2005, there's a really good chance you're still listening to it today. We certainly are. Tune in and see if you can discover something new about the album you thought you knew so well. We certainly did. 

You may have been Mezmerized by our last episode, but now it's time to be Hypnotize(d). That's right, we've got the second release from System of a Down on this week's episode of the Two Decades Too Late podcast. Brad and Josh had relatively good things to say about the first album. Does the second hold up?

Don't forget to Bring Your Own Bomb. This week on the Two Decades Too Late podcast, Brad and Josh are taking a listen to the first of two releases from System of a Down in 2005. We've got Mesmerize in the old compact disc player this week. You might recognize it if you were a fan. Twenty years later, is it still the smash hit it was? Tune in to find out!

That's right, gang. It's time for another jam session! Brad and Josh are taking on four albums in blazing fashion. Or, as close to it as we can manage with half a dozen pop culture references and inside jokes. On this week's episode of the Two Decades Too Late podcast we've got albums from Light This City, A Dozen Furies, The Knife Trade, and Beneath the Massacre. Tune is for so deep cuts from 2005. 

On this week's episode of the Two Decades Too Late podcast, Brad and Josh listen to blast beats, and lots of them. Too many? Who's to say? Regardless, we're taking on the 2005 album, I, Monarch from Hate Eternal. It's a rad as hell band name with some rad as hell dudes. Is the album rad as hell twenty years later? We'll give you our take if you tune in. 

You ever just look in the mirror and ask yourself, "Are you dead yet?" No? Well, it happened to the singer of this week's band. This week on the Two Decades Too Late podcast, we're soul-searching the 2005 album, Are You Dead Yet? from Children of Bodom. Bodom was a big deal in Brad and Josh's early years. Does this album hit the spot? Tune in and find out.