The Last Exit For The Lost Apocalyptic Underground Radio

Present were, EVD, Just Joe, Nathan, Bi-Coastal Tim, who is playing the role of Justin in Justin's absence, or a.k.a. Twelve Inch, which I'm sure is something new for Tim(!), and, R.J.. The band Born In Blood performed five songs live in The Performance Room. They rock! As usual, thanks to Nathan for doing a great job running the sound. After their performance, the band was interviewed, we were introduced to their new bass player, and they updated us on all things concerning their band. They are awesome, you can find them on Facebook. Just Joe did not like his Christmas present from Azkath, a box full of spiders that he had mailed to him. This was discussed. There were segments of Movie Time, TV programs, Internet series, and, a book were discussed as well...

- Fire Eater Wizard

This LE fell right on New Years Day, they both began at midnight. It was a 50 Years Of Metal Show, we looked back at 50 years of metal, from 1967, to 2017, the whole night comprised of sets of songs working our way up to the present, ending with a song that Azkath has as a promotion, but which doesn't actually come out 'til the middle of January. Except for a three song set at the beginning of the program, three songs talking about New Years, LE style. Present were EVD, and, Eric. And a shout out to former co-host, The Almighty Monkey, who was listening, and first suggested that EVD was actually Michael Jackson, and then Lemmy from Motorhead, that they had never really died. EVD denied this, but, well, you never know, I mean, have you really ever seen him and Michael Jackson, or Lemmy, together? There were segments of Movie Time, a TV program was recommended as well. And so thus went the New Years Day LE...

- Fire Eater Wizard

The interview I did way back in 1998 with Bruce Dickison. I had lost this for a long while. Glad I found it again. We talk about the upcoming CD, which at that time was The Chemical Wedding, as well as his solo career, and his influences on the previous album, Accident of Birth...

I talk with Chris Violence about his past bands, current work, radio shows, and future plans...

The interview ends with "Fuck Shit Up".