Delvis & The King

Joined by special guest Silky Boner, this week we dive into Van Halen's Women and Children First. Hear Delvis try to argue this as Van Halen's best album. Decide if this album spawned Disturbed. Hear much discussion of Diamond Dave's penis. And learn Delvis' deathbed wish to learn why a moople out looking for a moop dee.

Remember how much you used to like Green Day? Well, let us remind you! We discuss the unfairly forgotten Warning album. Is Tre Cool a vampire? Why is Billy Joel fronting the band? Which Green Day imitator does Delvis wish death upon? Find out inside!

Who knew that the only thing more sexually off putting than shirtless, shaved head Ed Kowalczyk is long haired, puffy shirted Ed Kowalczyk? Learn this and other potentially true facts as we discuss Live's Throwing Copper. Which lyrics make Delvis cringe? Why aren't there more songs like Stage? Why do the Dutch really get Ed??

In honor of it's 30th anniversary, we discuss The Joshua Tree. U2 should be so lucky!How does U2 stack up to 3 Doors Down? Who created the mullet? What is Drunk Chicken? Find out here!

Women love The Killers...and so do we (mostly). Listen as we discuss the "The" bands, Learn what the "nu" in nu-metal stands for. Feel the drummer's pain for having to play so much. Hear why the lack of a pair of sunglasses can transform you from a rock god to an English teacher.

Want to hear the saddest story ever? Well listen to us talk about Art Alexakis' life. Your life will seem "Wonderful" by comparison! We talk about alternative rock, interracial relationships, and Jewish aunts.

We discuss all the notable deaths of 2016, and listen to some music by some of our favorites.

Forget the Stationary Dingleberries. This week we discuss the Traveling Wilburys and their first album. Wanna know about Jeff Lynne's huge hog? How about the secret of who killed Roy Orbison? These and other possibly true facts can be found in this latest episode of Delvis & the King.

Too heavy? Too light? Too black or too white?? Too wrong or too right?!? Today or tonight?!?!?!? Don't worry: Delvis & the King have got you covered. We discuss Seven Mary Three's American Standard. There's more than one good song on this album, dammit! Hear us discuss post grunge bands, Jesuits, and the bands douchebags listen to (hint: it's not 7M3).

We take on The Doors' L.A. Woman, their final studio album. The King isn't a big Doors fan - will this album win him over? Or will L'America push him over the edge? Find out!

Do you enjoy your political commentary wrapped in a sugary pop production? Do you worry if your girlfriend would be safe with Jon Bon Jovi? Can an aging rock star make an album of any substance? Wonder no more! All your answers can be found in our review of Bruce Springsteen's Magic.

Blasphemer! We discuss Iggy and The Stooges third album, the seminal Raw Power. Is this the beginnings of punk? Do record companies have to mess up everything? Will Delvis' dog ever be quiet? Find out here!

Paul Westerberg for president? This week we discuss Pleased to Meet Me, an album by one of The King's favorite bands, The Replacements. Come learn about the best band you may have never heard of. Why do we spend so much time talking about New Jersey artists? Probably because of the alcohol...but that's only fitting for The 'Mats.

We talk about Soundgarden's (then) final album, Down on the Upside. Are Soundgarden the greatest band of all time? What the heck are the lyrics to "Applebite"? And can Delvis keep from spilling his liquor? Find out as Grungetober rolls on.

We discuss Yield, the start of Pearl Jam 2.0. What;s up with all the drummers? Which song on the album does Delvis consider the worst PJ song of all time? And did Brett "The Hitman" Hart secretly replace Eddie Vedder? Find out as Grungetober continues.

We discuss the big one: Nirvana's seminal Nevermind. Also baby penises. Cause just look at that cover.

To kick off Grungetober, we discuss Alice In Chains' Dirt. Death, drugs, depression: good times!

We discuss Kings of Leon's game changing third album, Because of the Times. What are the lyrics? Do any of the songs begin with more than one instrument? Why did they put too many songs on the end of the album? Listen through, because this album is a metaphor for life!!

We defend a much maligned album, Metallica's Load. We debate the different eras of Metallica's career, why "Ronnie" is inferior to Pearl Jam's "Jeremy" and the horrors of suppositories.