91 episodes
Satan and Rainbows Nate Treese and Jeff Partyka
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4.5 • 31 Ratings
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A charmingly eclectic music history podcast
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Remember THAT Sabbath? Heaven and Hell
Time for a clean slate! We're exploring every album by heavy metal legends Black Sabbath...that they recorded without their most famous member. That's right, you'll never pin me down!
(Sorry Crimson fans, I'll get back to it someday).
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Remember THAT Sabbath? Mob Rules
After a successful reinvention and the loss of another original member, Black Sabbath attempt to recapture lightning in a bottle with their second album of the '80s, Mob Rules.
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Remember THAT Sabbath? Born Again
We usher in a turbulent period in the history of Black Sabbath with a look at their divisive 1983 album Born Again.
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Remember THAT Sabbath? Seventh Star
An album that some Black Sabbath purists (incorrectly) think shouldn't even BE a Sabbath album. It's going to start getting wacky from here on out, so I hope you've got the sand to listen as we break down Seventh Star (1986)
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Remember THAT Sabbath? The Eternal Idol
After the most chaotic period of Sabbath's history, they manage to cobble together a very listenable album and emerge with a singer who will stick around for a while. It's The Eternal Idol (1987)!
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Special thanks to our announcer Sasha Aleksandra! She is an associate producer and voice actor of the Night Shift Podcast, a queer-led urban fantasy docudrama. Check it out: www.NightShiftPod.com -
Remember THAT Sabbath? Headless Cross
A career-defining triumph for Tony Martin. A crushingly heavy yet somehow also refreshingly melodic musical statement from a band with nowhere to go but up. An episode I had to scrap and re-record at the last minute because I'm bad at this. Yes, you guessed it. We're talking the final Sabbath album of the '80s and the first of the Out-of-Print Era. Let's join all the witches and meet at the Headless Cross (1989).
Facebook/Instagram: @satanandrainbows
Twitter: @SatanRainbowPod
Email: Contact@satanandrainbows.com
Financial Support: https://ko-fi.com/thenatezone
Special thanks to our announcer Sasha Aleksandra! She is an associate producer and voice actor of the Night Shift Podcast, a queer-led urban fantasy docudrama. Check it out: www.NightShiftPod.com
Customer Reviews
My whole life has changed
When I started listening to this podcast I was very straight laced, a real Scott Summers in a world of Logans if you will. But then I listened to just one episode of this podcast. I woke up with a portrait tattoo of Beelzebub covering my back. I got excommunicated from the Catholic Church. I left my wife and dove into a homosexual glitter fueled partying lifestyle. I punched my boss and my landlord both in the face and joined an anarchist biker gang that also distributes food to the needy. After all nothing is more punk rock than looking out for those less fortunate than you. My ex wife now listens to this podcast and helped stitch all the cuts for my gang and I.
This podcast gave me everything.
Not for me
Why is metal always discussed with so much hand wringing? Defeats the purpose.
Highly Recommended!
As someone who knew absolutely nothing about metal and prog-rock before becoming a listener, I absolutely love this podcast. I’ve been introduced to so much amazing music, and I’m thoroughly looking forward to hearing what else Satan and Rainbows has planned.