Don Jamieson

Dark Arts Theater is THE horror and heavy metal podcast. Join host J. Thorn in a celebration of his favorite movies, music and books. Don’t be afraid of the dark—embrace it.

Dark Arts Theater 2.1 – That New Jersey Metal Show with Don Jamieson
When it comes to heavy metal, Don Jamieson knows his sh*t. Join J. and Don (co-host of VH1 Classic’s That Metal Show) for a conversation about New Jersey music, the current heavy metal scene and some of the best new bands coming out of the Garden State. Plus, catch a bonus bad-ass music video from Crobot.

Links

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – http://www.rockhall.com
Don Jamieson – http://www.donjamieson.com
Hookers & Blow – https://www.facebook.com/HNBMerch
Terrorizing Telemarketers Volume 6 – http://www.metalblade.com/us/releases/jim-florentine-don-jamieson-telemarketers/
Crobot Official – http://blog.crobotband.com
Crobot Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/Crobotband

Permissions

All images, audio and video used under the Creative Commons Licensing, sourced from the public domain or used with explicit written permission of copyright owner.

Stock video and images licensed to Dark Arts Theater by Dreamstime.com and Videoblocks.com.

Intro music courtesy of Ethan Meixsell – http://ethanmeixsell.com/
Soundbeds courtesy of Threefold Law

Dedicated to Lemmy Kilmister

The DAT Top Three – Classic Interviews

Over the years I’ve had the opportunity to talk with incredible people. About three years ago I started conducting interviews and posting the transcripts on my blog. In this somewhat different version of The DAT Top Three, I’d like to share these with you. Go to http://darkartstheater.com/classicinterviews to get access to all of these fascinating interviews. I’ll put that link in the show notes as well.

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