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Metal Blade Records

Metal Blade Records

Independent record labelwww.metalblade.com

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Sep 12, 2026

Mack BHOST
55:40
I'm
Brian SlagelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:40
the CEO of Metal Blade Records, and you're listening to the Ugly American Werewolf in London.
Bill SimmonsADVERTISER
55:46
This episode is brought to you by ChatGPT.
Bill SimmonsADVERTISER
55:49
Hey, it's Bill Simmons from the Bill Simmons Podcast.
Ed FergusonPANELIST
72:57
If you're a Zoomer fan, just something to let you know is out there.
Ed FergusonPANELIST
73:01
Apparently, they've just been signed to Metal Blade Records.
Ed FergusonPANELIST
73:05
I think this might be their first one on Metal Blade.
Ed FergusonPANELIST
73:07
So that's good for them.
Mack BHOST
51:20
Hey, it's Brian Slagle.
Mack BHOST
51:22
I'm the CEO of Metal Blade
Gary Action JacksonHOST
51:23
Records, and you're listening to the Ugly American Werewolf in London.
speaker_6ADVERTISER
51:28
The Royal Canadian Legion is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
Christian RennerHOST
76:18
We have Thrash Metal from Germany.
Christian RennerHOST
76:19
This is their sixth album on Metal Blade.
Christian RennerHOST
76:22
And if you're a fan of artillery, heathen, or a more aggressive metal church, you're going to find something to like.
Christian RennerHOST
76:30
Then we have Flotsam and Jetsam, Rats in the Temple, Power slash Thrash Metal from Arizona.
Scott PenfoldHOST
2:53
Hank Sherman recommended him.
Scott PenfoldHOST
2:54
Then Metal Blade's Brian Slagel recommended him.
Scott PenfoldHOST
2:57
Two people independently before King went and listened.
Scott PenfoldHOST
3:00
No audition.
Scott LaughlinHOST
1:06
Robert Thomas, of course, recently named as the new captain and latest captain of the Blues.
Scott LaughlinHOST
1:12
Brian Slagel, good friend, CEO of Metal Blade Records, so I know Gord's gonna have a number of heavy metal questions, uh, for Brian to get into and to delve into coming up in the final hour.
Scott LaughlinHOST
1:22
Uh, we'll talk to Brian a little bit about music, uh, but certainly a whole lot about the Vegas Golden Knights, the Los Angeles Kings, and the National Hockey League in general, 'cause Brian's long been a big-time hockey fan, and based, uh, on the left coast, uh, he's gonna have some thoughts on that Pacific division in particular, I would think.
Scott LaughlinHOST
1:39
Now, Gord-
RobHOST
25:40
So they still had that heavy metal lyrical content.
RobHOST
25:44
But they had sent a live demo to the now famous Brian Slagle of Metal Blade, who was all over it.
RobHOST
25:50
early heavy metal and still continues to this day but you know he was the guy that put out show no mercy by slayer so they probably thought he's a good guy let's send our seven song live demo to him and uh seven songs from that demo i don't know how many songs were in the demo but seven songs from that demo appear on this debut album
CraigHOST
26:09
Another thing with this record is it's hard to tell whether it's good or not because the production is just awful.
speaker_2ADVERTISER
1:25
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Brian SlagelHOST
2:35
welcome to 100 songs that define heavy metal i am your host brian slagle i'm the ceo of metal blade records the next time you're in las vegas or if you currently live in las vegas or the las vegas area you need to visit the metal blade museum and not only are there artifacts from metal blade artists like metallica slayer cannibal corpse guar lizzie borden there's also artifacts from bands that we had something to do with as well like guns and roses mega death alice in chains Deep Purple, Thin Lizzy, Alice Cooper, all sorts of stuff.
Brian SlagelHOST
3:08
So it's a really great metal museum.
Brian SlagelHOST
3:11
It's located right near the Strip in Las Vegas.

51 MINS LATER

Christian BladtGUEST
54:34
Coopers.
Christian BladtGUEST
54:34
Which right at the time when I was working through the back catalog, those were all out of print.
Christian BladtGUEST
54:39
And then magically, Metal Blade Records puts them all out.
Christian BladtGUEST
54:42
And I actually was like, I don't know what Metal Blade Records is, but thank you for putting these out.
Big RickHOST
5:46
I also like that it opens up some really interesting conversations about the lesser known records.
Big RickHOST
5:52
take Hardwire to self-destruct in the way that the guests, Brian Slagle, who was the founder and CEO of Metal Blade Records, and his discussions of the record actually had me dialing it back up and listening to it with kind of a new set of ears.
Big RickHOST
6:07
I do have to say I was a little bummed out that they didn't go into a panel discussion about Lulu.
Big RickHOST
6:13
Remember that record? I was looking forward to what they were going to say about that album.

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