Slaughter & the Dogs

And I don't remember who they subbed in, but it was nobody that I was really interested in, so... unfortunately, like, yeah, I don't think I'll ever see the vapors, but unfortunate.

What do you think about that version of Slaughter and the Dogs? Because I saw them also at that same place I saw Menace.

I thought they were really good.

I mean, I know they don't have the singer, the original singer, but they got the original guitar player who wrote the songs.

Like, I don't know how that happened.

There's like literally two of them in this sleeve.

But anyway, I was talking to the guy from the mess cause he had a really cool slaughter and the dogs, uh, shirt on.

So that kind of started the conversation.

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i've been playing with this new computer the entire show it's frustrating the you know what out of me but you know oh well uh social media paul is dead p-a-u-l-a-s-d-e-d no a in the dead part that's teams that's x that's instagram that's everything else email paulisdead at gmail.com and uh facebook scott d hudson and also the ledge All right, we're going to end the show with another returning band, the legendary Slaughter and the Dogs.

They have a brand new album that came out last Friday called White Heat.

It features founding members Mick Rossi on guitar and Howard Bates on bass, alongside longtime core member Phil Rowan on drums.

Morgan Fisher of Mata Hoople is also on another track.

But yeah, so it's here.

Slaughter and the Dogs doing the Velvet Underground.

Have a great weekend.

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