I cannot remember at all lol. I know I didn't have it on my list. That was the episode where I pissed off Roger by including a song from Lulu.

That's what I was expecting! Extreme flavour, where you knew that once you opened that bag the flavour would be so strong it would tear right through your nose.

Hey Henry! I am still missing one Talk With Tap, which I think is on the vinyl single.

Not sure what this comment means, but OK.

You got it!

My parents started to complain about the F bombs so I stopped using them lol. Also that beard...no no no. No more beards. My former co-host was married to a guy named "Beard Daddy" so I doubt I'll ever go down that road again.

@ “beard daddy”? That’s the saddest name ever, just my thoughts. F bombs, being cleaned up aren’t a bad thing. I try to watch my mouth but sometimes something slips out

Thank you Darcy! It actually turns out, I'm missing one - with Rob Halford's band Fight on the cover. I may have sold it on eBay but I don't know what happened to it. I spent an entire day looking for it recently.

Bobby Rock, later in Nelson!

Hah! Good one.

Brown Sabbath ;p

So does he! He said he likes them in this video. Yes he's aware of the irony.

Thank you! I can't believe it has been 40 years since that day. I emailed this video to Bob.

@@GrabAStackofRocK , had similar experience when I was 15 , I listened to a lot of music but fairly casually , was still a kid . My folks tried to give South America another go , I met this kid there , heavy into metal ..., he lent me the brand new Maiden album , Somewhere in time .., I listened to that non stop for months ..., got me through a weird and difficult time ...., 7 months later we came back to Canada and never looked back . I have loved metal since then , Maiden , Priest , Sabbath , and so so , much more ..,

Absolutely buddy!

Hey Jake, not at length, but when we get to Number of the Beast, I will definitely explain that Run to the Hills was my first Maiden!

Thanks Henry!

I have every single one. Bob destroyed his to make a collage...I kept every one.

It really is. I am so happy to have it on vinyl. Metal on Metal is what I crave. That Thunder in Rock.

Thank you! I don't like to think about it too hard lol. We still have the Atari system.

Hi!

I still love it!

@@GrabAStackofRocK , Priest or Purple ?

Both!

@@GrabAStackofRocK , yeah I think we discussed before why I could not get into this Purple release .., but the Priest is fantastic , almost top 5 in their discography ??

@@mynextboyfriend cheers thanks for watching

@Justin-oe9jm cheers mate thanks for watching.

Once in a lifetime is right! Miss him a lot.

Then I will look forward to that as well, especially the concert stuff!

Nice! I bought the cassette after hearing "Forever Free" in 1989!

@@GrabAStackofRocKsame: I knew instantly this was not just their best but special in its own right.

@@star4dreamers It really is. It's unique in their catalogue as something that really speaks.

Ditto, I bought the cassette when it came out, in New Zealand. 14 year old high-school kid, I was already a big fan, but The Headless Children elevated WASP to an entirely different dimension. Music at the time was 98% dog$hit; The Headless Children was so far beyond the reach, let alone the reach, of all but a handful of bands. Every note of The Headless Children is seared into my DNA. _"This Frankenstein of flesh, sticks together, fat from death."_ Geez Blackie, why don't you say what you mean.