Episode #102 - Featuring Brian Slagel

Look Into It - with Eddie Bravo

Eddie Bravo

Wrestling, Education, Sports

4.8 • 816 Ratings

🗓️ 24 June 2024

⏱️ 122 minutes

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Today on the show is the founder of Metal Blade Records, Brian Slagel! This one is all about music, especially the heavy metal era!

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0:00.0	I'll be teaching Jiu-Jitsu at 10th Planet Livonia in the Detroit area, July 20th.
0:06.0	Sam Trippley and I are doing tin foil hat comedy night.
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0:12.0	Hook thieves will be playing in Venice, California at the Rose Room, August 9th.
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0:30.9	I can't believe I was.
0:38.3	And you still got people out there with double mask and face shields and shit.
0:44.3	Look into it. You can tell it's real because it looks so fake.
1:12.0	Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of Look Into It.
1:14.9	Tonight is all music, all metal, with the founder of Metal Blade Records.
1:21.5	Brian Slagel.
1:23.1	What's up, Brian?
1:24.5	Hey, man.
1:25.0	Thanks for having me on.
1:25.9	I'm looking forward to this.
1:27.0	Hey, dude.
1:27.4	Thank you for doing this, man. Hey, man. Thanks for having me on. Looking forward to this. Hey, dude. Thank you for doing this, man.
1:30.5	Man, you started Metal Blade Records in, what, 82, 81, something like that?
1:37.1	1982.
1:38.4	And what were you doing up to that point before that?
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