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Raising Hell

Raising Hell

Studio album by Run-D.M.C.Wikipedia

Search complete. 12 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Raising Hell".

Oct 29, 2026

Michael StampsHOST
63:40
No, no.
Michael StampsHOST
63:41
Again, you go back to the roots of rock rap, and again, I'm trying to think when Run DMC came out with Raisin' Hell, but it was always there to begin with.
Michael StampsHOST
63:57
God, that is...
Michael StampsHOST
63:58
It's like Mos Def said, like, you know, heavy metal is...
Mark CicchiniHOST
27:11
It's not the one with all the hits.
Mark CicchiniHOST
27:13
I know Raising Hell did, and don't worry, I love Raising Hell as well.
Mark CicchiniHOST
27:18
But I like Tougher Than Leather more.
Mark CicchiniHOST
27:22
I think the title track...
Tad PeytonGUEST
11:58
You know? Like, they're talking about, like, crazy shit.
Tad PeytonGUEST
12:00
So anyway, uh, Appetite for Destruction was huge, and then I got Raising Hell by Run-DMC, right?
Ace StallingsHOST
12:05
Ah, of course.
Ace StallingsHOST
12:06
Great record.
Tad PeytonGUEST
12:06
And so to me, those were, like, my earliest, um- Introductions to my own music that wasn't my parents' music.
Ace StallingsHOST
12:15
And, like, Raising Hell also has a, is like, if I remember correctly, 'cause I had that tape when I was a kid, pretty...
Ace StallingsHOST
12:21
There's a, there's a fair amount of, like, guitar focus.
Tad PeytonGUEST
12:23
Very rock-oriented.
Neal BrennanHOST
46:49
I'm remembering a story.
LL Cool JGUEST
46:51
You're talking about Raising Hell and-
Neal BrennanHOST
46:52
Were you at the Long Beach-
LL Cool JGUEST
46:53
Yeah, that's Raising Hell tour, yeah.
LL Cool JGUEST
46:54
W- we're, we're running them, and Whodini and all of us.
Neal BrennanHOST
46:56
And you wore the wrong hat?
Andrew RichHOST
51:07
Yeah.
Andrew RichHOST
51:08
Walk This Way and Raising Hell, the album in general was so massive that it kind of overshadows the other stuff there that came before it for sure.
Andrew RichHOST
51:15
But, um, but I also picked this song because I just wanted to say that I met DMC last year too.
Maura JohnstonGUEST
51:21
Oh, cool.
Brown Girl LAUDIENCE
119:08
You know, my, my, my, really my first love.
Brown Girl LAUDIENCE
119:11
And, um, I was just thinking the other day and, you know, my first, uh, rap concert ever was in 1986, the Raising Hell Tour.
Justin HunteHOST
119:22
Classic tour.
Brown Girl LAUDIENCE
119:24
Headlining.
Ebro DardenHOST
9:30
...
Ebro DardenHOST
9:30
Raising Hell album.
Peter RosenbergHOST
9:32
But it could be ...
Peter RosenbergHOST
9:33
Let's see.
HPGUEST
11:11
And I have mixed emotions because that wa- that was a, a very awkward time in my life, and I remember ev- all the kids in school, that was the album.
HPGUEST
11:21
It was that and also Run-DMC Raising Hell.
HPGUEST
11:24
Those were the one, two rap albums at the time.
HPGUEST
11:27
And I, and it's so lo-fi in its sound, and it's all just, like, drum machines and some sampling, some rudimentary sampling.
Darryl McDanielsGUEST
31:41
1986, 2026.
Darryl McDanielsGUEST
31:43
It's the 40th-year anniversary of Raising Hell album.
BrimstoneHOST
31:46
Wow.
BrimstoneHOST
31:47
By the way-
Darryl McDanielsGUEST
31:55
Oh, wow.
BrimstoneHOST
31:55
The first was The Fat Boys.
BrimstoneHOST
31:57
Um, and the second one was, was, yeah, Raising Hell.
BrimstoneHOST
32:00
So, uh-

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