This is the final installment of Mike and Nick's journey through Limp Bizkit's discography, as they answer the most important question: was it all worth it?
Read MoreCaptain Kaye and Nick have returned to the story of Limp Bizkit, as they discuss one of the fastest selling rock albums of all time.
Read MoreAs a tie-in to the Rise of Squall of Limp Bizkit miniseries on Renegade Jukebox, Captain Kaye, Super Saiyan Death Metal God, and Haley review the Netflix docuseries Trainwreck: Woodstock '99!
Read MoreIn this episode, Captain Kaye and the Super Saiyan Death Metal God discuss Limp Bizkit's 2nd studio album, Significant Other, and now MTV played a pivotal role in the band's continued success.
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What’s going on, everyone? Welcome to Part 1 of a brand new artist retrospective! We begin with Three Dollar Bill, Y’all, Limp Bizkit’s 1997 debut, produced by Ross Robinson. How does it hold up? Better than you might think, but tune in to hear what myself and Nick thought about the record, and what exactly led to their massive success.
New decade. New rules. New Trivium, figuratively and literally. In Waves is a huge turning point in the band's catalog, one the band insisted was a necessary step to them continuing. Is the album a shower or a grower? Or would we not see what they were going for on later albums? Listen and find out.
The episode you've all been waiting for. Nick and Mike cover a modern metal classic on this episode of Renegade Jukebox. Across this hour, they illustrate why Shogun by Trivium is a genre defining classic and why you need to hear this album. Listen and find out why!
Uh oh, Nick & Mike are entering controversial territory on this Jukebox episode. This time on The Trivium Retrospective, we look at the first Trivium album worth defending. The Crusade is a widely debated album. Is it just copying Metallica or is there legitimate merit to these songs? Or is it just people making shit up to hate on a band that got popular off a landmark classic album? Listen and find out.
Today’s new Jukebox episode is a special one guys, Ascendancy by Trivium is 20 years old now. As horrifying a fact as that is, Nick & Mike as part of their Trivium retrospective decided to give it the full podcast treatment. And the only spoiler we’ll give? It holds up spectacularly well! Listen to it and help us celebrate one of the best metal albums ever made.
