Restless and Wild

I played new music from Wind Waker.

The song is called Victory Lap, followed up with Bon Jovi, Blaze of Glory, Accept, Restless and Wild, XYZ, Don't Say No.

Now I've got local music out of Dallas, Texas, and this band features a friend of mine, Shannon Cobb, who also sings for a metal shop out of Texas.

The band is called Blackstone Trail, and the song is called Young Man.

Let's just dive into it.

So Dirk Schneider's set list kicked off with Starlight, Living for Tonight, Flash Rockin' Man, London Leather Boys, Midnight Mover, Breaker, Head Over Heels, Neon Knights, Princess of the Dawn, Winter Dreams, Restless and Wild, Son of a Bitch, Up to the Limit, Wrong is Right, Midnight Highway, Screaming for a Love Bite, Monster Man, TV war and close the regular set with losers and winners.

Encore metal heart.

I'm a rebel fast as a shark and close the show with balls to the wall.

So song breakdown zero from the self-titled except album one from I'm a rebel four from breaker five from restless and wild five from balls to the wall.

Six from metal heart two from Russian roulette six, Zero from Objection, Overruled, Death Row, and Predator.

And then obviously Zero from the Udo albums.

Great guitar solo outro.

I'm going to finish up for the people who are going, Mark, can you please talk about metal or hard rock? All right, here we go.

Restless and Wild by Accept.

I'm going to argue that that's, if not the, one of the greatest heavy metal albums of all time.

I mentioned it on this show a couple of weeks ago.

Um, Restless and Wild, it starts with Fast as a Shark, and then the title track is next.

And if you want to call it a, you know, I don't even know what you want to call it, the epic, almost ballad-ish, um, Princess of the Dawn, just that album, that song to me is a perfect heavy metal song.

Love everything about except Restless and Wild.

And I'm going to go with the debut from Metal Church.

Even though I believe he's mostly a pick player, I just really liked how the bass parts fit into Accept's music.

And like Restless and Wild and Balls to the Wall, those two albums are a couple of my favorite albums of all time.

One thing I noticed is that once you started getting into thrash and then death metal, it started to get harder and harder for you to hear the bass guitar.

You know, with Accept and Iron Maiden, you can listen to those records, you know, like the ones I just talked about.

Oh, no. [laughs]

I, I mean, you know, you, you know, Restless and Wild is one of the fucking great metal albums of all time.

Oh, man.

Isn't it, though?

Heidi, Heidi, Heidi, Heidi, Heidi, Heidi, Heidi.

From their 1982 release, Restless and Wild, that was except and fast as a shark.

And Matt, do you know actually how fast a shark can go?

200 miles an hour.