Episode 28 - For Those About To Shock (ft. Judas Priest, Suicidal Tendencies & Rammstein)

<p>The latest edition of the Enter Sadmen podcast sees the lads getting to grips with three bands that found their way into rock and metal's Big Book of Notoriety.</p> <p>In the spirit of avoiding the bleeding obvious, they completely ignored the PMRC's 'Filthy 15' - largely on the grounds that the bands on that infamous Washington Wives hit list were so tame they barely qualified as rock and roll ne'er-do-wells, never mind bad boys.</p> <p>No, this episode needed behaviour and notoriety of scale - and the boys found it in plentiful supply.</p> <p>Coming to the naughty table for this episode, then, are:</p> <p>Judas Priest with Stained Class from 1978 - an album that landed them in the US courts accused of a song from the album triggering the suicides of two teenage friends;</p> <p>Suicidal Tendencies, a band so notorious that they only had to suggest they were going to play a live show to start a riot, with 1988's How Can I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today;</p> <p>And Germany's groundbreaking industro-electonic tanzmetallers, Rammstein, with their 1995 debut Herzeleid, the US tour for which saw them up on charges for a whole litany of onstage sexual shenanagins.</p> <p>If you like your metal badass, then this is the baddest episode yet.</p>