Been a while, hasn’t it?
I’ve not written a blog entry in years. Literally. I was checking, and I think the last date was something like 2020. It’s now nearly 2023, and I had something of an urge to write something.
The question is, why?
Posts
Wyrd Ways Rock Show 3-03
Welcome back to The Wyrd Ways Rock Show – the podcast/radio show that leaves in the mistakes and plays you the most awesome music available.
Wyrd Ways Rock Show 3-02
A slightly longer show this week. I seem to be getting back into this. At least for now. The new stuff is the focus of this generation of The Wyrd Ways Rock Show, so that’s what this week’s edition is all about – new music.
Wyrd Ways Rock Show v3-01
Didn’t really know if I was ever going to be typing anything here ever again! Welcome back to The Wyrd Ways Rock Show. Taking everything […]
Second test transmission
Here we go with a second test.
Anybody there?
Hellooo….. *listens*
Wyrd Ways Rock Show 2.04
I know I say this pretty much every time, but there’s a whole load of new stuff in this latest edition of The Wyrd Ways Rock Show. You have my cast iron guarantee you will hear something in this show that you’ve never heard before. You may even discover your new favourite band.
September Rain
It’s September and it’s raining. Honestly, that’s the only reason I’ve called this post that. It looks like it’s a bit windy out there, too. From where I’m sitting, I can see a sycamore tree out of the window and the upper branches are waving around a bit…
Wyrd Ways Rock Show CCCLXXIV
After last week’s edition of The Wyrd Ways Rock Show, I thought I’d go a bit Heavier this time out. So for those of you who like a bit more Thrash and Death Metal in your auditory diet, there’s a little more for you to get your teeth into.
Wyrd Ways Rock Show CCCLXXIII (2.02)
What have we got for you in this week’s Wyrd Ways Rock Show? Simple answer is loads of good quality Metal, starting with new stuff from Finntroll, Carcass and Machine Head. Not only that, but there’s a Covered that you might find somewhat surprising and a Russian Roulette choice that you might not find at all surprising.
Generally, as usual, two hours of quality Hard Rock and Metal.