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M'sMs Exclusive #111. WARNING IT GETS WORSE. Part 2 of 2

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M'sMs Exclusive #110. WARNING A BUNCH OF BRUTALITY IN THIS ONE. The Backpacker Killer is one of the worst of all time. Takes place in Australia. A bunch of RIPs. Part 1 of 2.

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A collab episode between Mouth Noises and Watching My Dad's Movies. Nick (from both podcasts) talks with Christopher and Barry Corbin from Watching My Dad's Movies. Legendary Hollywood character actor Barry Corbin talks about how he almost didn't survive filming his new Apple TV show "Brothers" with Woody Harrelson & Matthew McConaughey, his theories on Urban Cowboy, his experience on Northern Exposure, mechanical bulls, making family movies with his kids, giving back and his Texas roots.

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NOT A TRUE CRIME EPISODE. It's a Mouth Noises... just nick and muriel talking about heat, sweat, fire, The Game, Poland, and a bunch of other stuff too.

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MsM's Exclusive #109. What goes up and must come down, and really Randy Rhoads was just starting to take off. Multiple RIPs. Our finale. Part 4 of 4. Audio Only.

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Here's the ⁠Spotify playlist⁠ for this story with notes from Muriel:

Take a journey with us:

I wrote this out with no regard for spelling or punctuation, sorry, not sorry.

The first track is the most famous piece written for a cornet, Dolores Rhoads first instrument. 

From there we go through early influences of Randy’s through David Bowie and land on an early hit song from Quiet Riots’ contemporary, Van Halen. 

Ozzy comes on the scene, introduced by war pigs. 

Then three studio recordings form the Blizzard of Ozz, “Mr Crowley” with the original band including Lee Kerslake (drums) and Bob Daisly (base and lyrics) and then two Randy Rhoads solos, including the interlude he wrote for his mother. 

After Sharon fires the original band, we’re introduced to new members. 

First Rudy Sarzo: he was playing base for the hair band Angel at the time. “Tower” is a live recording of Sarzo on the base for Angel in Los Angeles. 

Then we have drummer Tommy Aldridge, who had just come off of a stint playing with the Pat Travers band at the time, “Hammerhead” is a live recording of the band, featuring Tommy. 

And our delightful keyboardist Don Airey had been working with the band Rainbow in the early 80’s and is featured on the track “Since You’ve Been Gone”. 

Motörhead was the opening act for the US Blizzard of Ozz tour. 

I included the live version of “Crazy Train” because its the only version that features the revised line up of the band. 

For US diary of a madman tour, the opening act featured UFO 

We start with the studio version of the title track, then live versions featuring Aldridge and Rudy Sarzo. 

Then because the live version of “Flying High Again”  is such a train wreck, I included the studio version for contrast.

The Calhoun twins owned the airstrip where Randy Rhoads was killed. 

Bob Daisly and Lee Kerslake were workign on the album Abominog with Uriah Heap when they heard about the plane crash. 

Quiet Riot had thier very first break out album in 1983, the top two tracks from that album feature Rudy Sarzo on base and Kevin DuBrow on vocals.  

And finally of course we finish with another big Ozzy solo track “Mama, I’m Coming Home” to tie everthign together. 

This is the link for the 1978 Quiet Riot Album, they only released in japan, so its not on Spotify. But this is the YouTube Link to the whole debut album:⁠ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ8nyc4BNjM

MsM's Exclusive #108. Our trilogy grew into an all out epic! Now it's four parts! In this penultimate episode the Alamo gets peed on, a bat gets its head bitten off, Ozzy overdoses on duck embryos, Sharon and her dad enter into all out war with each other, Randy threatens to quit and a mysterious lady shows up on the tour bus Part 2 of 4. Recorded in the merciful AC of our bedroom. Audio only.

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Here's the Spotify playlist for this story with notes from Muriel:

Take a journey with us:

I wrote this out with no regard for spelling or punctuation, sorry, not sorry.

The first track is the most famous piece written for a cornet, Dolores Rhoads first instrument. 

From there we go through early influences of Randy’s through David Bowie and land on an early hit song from Quiet Riots’ contemporary, Van Halen. 

Ozzy comes on the scene, introduced by war pigs. 

Then three studio recordings form the Blizzard of Ozz, “Mr Crowley” with the original band including Lee Kerslake (drums) and Bob Daisly (base and lyrics) and then two Randy Rhoads solos, including the interlude he wrote for his mother. 

After Sharon fires the original band, we’re introduced to new members. 

First Rudy Sarzo: he was playing base for the hair band Angel at the time. “Tower” is a live recording of Sarzo on the base for Angel in Los Angeles. 

Then we have drummer Tommy Aldridge, who had just come off of a stint playing with the Pat Travers band at the time, “Hammerhead” is a live recording of the band, featuring Tommy. 

And our delightful keyboardist Don Airey had been working with the band Rainbow in the early 80’s and is featured on the track “Since You’ve Been Gone”. 

Motörhead was the opening act for the US Blizzard of Ozz tour. 

I included the live version of “Crazy Train” because its the only version that features the revised line up of the band. 

For US diary of a madman tour, the opening act featured UFO 

We start with the studio version of the title track, then live versions featuring Aldridge and Rudy Sarzo. 

Then because the live version of “Flying High Again”  is such a train wreck, I included the studio version for contrast.

The Calhoun twins owned the airstrip where Randy Rhoads was killed. 

Bob Daisly and Lee Kerslake were workign on the album Abominog with Uriah Heap when they heard about the plane crash. 

Quiet Riot had thier very first break out album in 1983, the top two tracks from that album feature Rudy Sarzo on base and Kevin DuBrow on vocals.  

And finally of course we finish with another big Ozzy solo track “Mama, I’m Coming Home” to tie everthign together. 

This is the link for the 1978 Quiet Riot Album, they only released in japan, so its not on Spotify. But this is the YouTube Link to the whole debut album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ8nyc4BNjM

NOT A TRUE CRIME EPISODE. It's a Mouth Noises. Muriel tells us all about the disaster preparedness class she's taking with the LA Fire Dept.

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MsM's Exclusive #107. The madness keeps getting madder... A heavy metal guitar prodigy meets Ozzy Osbourne. Alcohol is consumed, bird heads are chomped, ice machines are urinated in, statues are shat upon, punches are thrown, pistols are fired. A lot of genius, much madness and a death Nick still has no idea about as of the posting of this episode. Part 2 of 4. Recorded in the merciful AC of our bedroom. Audio only.

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xoxo

Here's the Spotify playlist for this story with notes from Muriel:

Take a journey with us:

I wrote this out with no regard for spelling or punctuation, sorry, not sorry.

The first track is the most famous piece written for a cornet, Dolores Rhoads first instrument. 

From there we go through early influences of Randy’s through David Bowie and land on an early hit song from Quiet Riots’ contemporary, Van Halen. 

Ozzy comes on the scene, introduced by war pigs. 

Then three studio recordings form the Blizzard of Ozz, “Mr Crowley” with the original band including Lee Kerslake (drums) and Bob Daisly (base and lyrics) and then two Randy Rhoads solos, including the interlude he wrote for his mother. 

After Sharon fires the original band, we’re introduced to new members. 

First Rudy Sarzo: he was playing base for the hair band Angel at the time. “Tower” is a live recording of Sarzo on the base for Angel in Los Angeles. 

Then we have drummer Tommy Aldridge, who had just come off of a stint playing with the Pat Travers band at the time, “Hammerhead” is a live recording of the band, featuring Tommy. 

And our delightful keyboardist Don Airey had been working with the band Rainbow in the early 80’s and is featured on the track “Since You’ve Been Gone”. 

Motörhead was the opening act for the US Blizzard of Ozz tour. 

I included the live version of “Crazy Train” because its the only version that features the revised line up of the band. 

For US diary of a madman tour, the opening act featured UFO 

We start with the studio version of the title track, then live versions featuring Aldridge and Rudy Sarzo. 

Then because the live version of “Flying High Again”  is such a train wreck, I included the studio version for contrast.

The Calhoun twins owned the airstrip where Randy Rhoads was killed. 

Bob Daisly and Lee Kerslake were workign on the album Abominog with Uriah Heap when they heard about the plane crash. 

Quiet Riot had thier very first break out album in 1983, the top two tracks from that album feature Rudy Sarzo on base and Kevin DuBrow on vocals.  

And finally of course we finish with another big Ozzy solo track “Mama, I’m Coming Home” to tie everthign together. 

This is the link for the 1978 Quiet Riot Album, they only released in japan, so its not on Spotify. But this is the YouTube Link to the whole debut album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ8nyc4BNjM

MM's Exclusive #106. A heavy metal guitar prodigy meets Ozzy Osbourne. Alcohol is consumed, bird heads are chomped, ice machines are urinated in, statues are shat upon, punches are thrown, pistols are fired. A lot of genius, much madness and a death Nick still has no idea about as of the posting of this episode. Part 1 of 4. Recorded in the merciful AC of our bedroom. Audio only.

Follow @muriel.montgomery.art on IG

Follow @NickCasalini on Letterboxd

xoxo

Here's the Spotify Playlist for this story, along with some notes from Muriel:

Take a journey with us:

I wrote this out with no regard for spelling or punctuation, sorry, not sorry.

The first track is the most famous piece written for a cornet, Dolores Rhoads first instrument. 

From there we go through early influences of Randy’s through David Bowie and land on an early hit song from Quiet Riots’ contemporary, Van Halen. 

Ozzy comes on the scene, introduced by war pigs. 

Then three studio recordings form the Blizzard of Ozz, “Mr Crowley” with the original band including Lee Kerslake (drums) and Bob Daisly (base and lyrics) and then two Randy Rhoads solos, including the interlude he wrote for his mother. 

After Sharon fires the original band, we’re introduced to new members. 

First Rudy Sarzo: he was playing base for the hair band Angel at the time. “Tower” is a live recording of Sarzo on the base for Angel in Los Angeles. 

Then we have drummer Tommy Aldridge, who had just come off of a stint playing with the Pat Travers band at the time, “Hammerhead” is a live recording of the band, featuring Tommy. 

And our delightful keyboardist Don Airey had been working with the band Rainbow in the early 80’s and is featured on the track “Since You’ve Been Gone”. 

Motörhead was the opening act for the US Blizzard of Ozz tour. 

I included the live version of “Crazy Train” because its the only version that features the revised line up of the band. 

For US diary of a madman tour, the opening act featured UFO 

We start with the studio version of the title track, then live versions featuring Aldridge and Rudy Sarzo. 

Then because the live version of “Flying High Again”  is such a train wreck, I included the studio version for contrast.

The Calhoun twins owned the airstrip where Randy Rhoads was killed. 

Bob Daisly and Lee Kerslake were workign on the album Abominog with Uriah Heap when they heard about the plane crash. 

Quiet Riot had thier very first break out album in 1983, the top two tracks from that album feature Rudy Sarzo on base and Kevin DuBrow on vocals.  

And finally of course we finish with another big Ozzy solo track “Mama, I’m Coming Home” to tie everthign together. 

This is the link for the 1978 Quiet Riot Album, they only released in japan, so its not on Spotify. But this is the YouTube Link to the whole debut album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ8nyc4BNjM

NOT A TRUE CRIME EPISODE. It's a Mouth Noises. Just Nick and Muriel talking about those things in the title, plus other stuff like new movies, old steak houses, neighborhood characters, sleep problems and loving life. Audio Only.

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M'sMs Exclusive #105. Check out Part 1 first... Al's story almost, barely turns inward... This one really hits home in many ways, a new favorite here at the Muriel's Murders Recording Super Complex. Part 2 of 2. Audio Only.

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M'sMs Exclusive #104. There's two sides of every story: the one you tell at first, and the one you tell years later. Muriel tracks one man's wildly different tellings of the same heroic act of survival. She nails down some undisputed facts, court rulings and police records but what we end up with is a truly epic Rashomon-style story where each different narrator is actually the same person. Truth is indeed stranger than fiction, because truth-telling is an inherently creative endeavor. Part 1 of 2. Audio Only.

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M'sMs Exclusive #103. Finland enters the chat, it's a prequel really. RIPs. Audio Only. Part 2 of 2.

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M'sMs Exclusive #102. An unfolding current event in a tiny paradise country made up entirely of atolls, a fancy boat full of Italians, a "sport" vs a "nightmare", the bends, a lot of RIPs, international tensions and deep dark caves. Audio Only. Part 1 of 2.

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Here's that episode of The Good Stuff we mentioned.

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NOT A TRUE CRIME EPISODE. It's a Mouth Noises. Just Nick and Muriel talking about spring cleaning, fighting on our 20th anniversary, giving our moms a mysterious gift, gross hair products, ear wax, working in bars and other stuff too.

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M'sMs Exclusive #101. The episode almost 10 years in the making... Muriel finally tackles what Rolling Stone and Hulu attempted. This one hits on multiple levels, we've still got goosebumps. No murder, just outrageously beautiful Pacific Northwest mountain ranges, an evaporating tank of jet fuel, a treasure chest of radio recordings, a family heartbroken and a hero/villian sailing through the skies. Part 2 of 2. Audio only.

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M'sMs Exclusive #100... 100?!?!?! daaaamn, and this is a very special one too. Hard to explain, but we think you'll feel it too when you dig in. No murder... just airplane jacking, barfing, 2018 politics, Seattle folklore, dank memes, whales, tug boats, sadness and the impossible. Muriel's research, writing and performance might be at a all time high here. Nick's new favorite for sure. Part 1 of 2. Audio only. We truly hope you enjoy.

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NOT A TRUE CRIME EPISODE. It's a Mouth Noises. Just Nick and Muriel taking their new Air Fryer for a spin, talking about Bobby Flay, matcha, getting the blues, surprise love for Muriel, Fabletics, and Nick's possible return to the stage.

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M'sMs Exclusive #99. The conclusion of Muriel's epic... check out Part 1 first because this might be the first comprehensive covering of this case. Check out Part 1 show notes for all the links to the music and music videos.

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NOT A TRUE CRIME EPISODE. It's an Audio-Only Mouth Noises. Just Nick and Muriel trying some stuff they got from Costco, talking about how they spend money, job hunting, back surgeries, dreams, wisdoms, duds, and other stuff. No video.

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Music by Mario Casalini - check out his new music! It's really really good.

NOT A TRUE CRIME EPISODE. Just Nick and Muriel talking about birthday magic, taking care of family, pushing buttons, ADHD and other stuff too.

Here's the song we talk about!

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M'sMs Exclusive #97. Sarah Brady is officially inside Sarah Brody's apartment and things just got real. For sure go listen to Part 1 first, and then tune into our second and final chapter of this story for the knife fight of the century, old school phone technicalities, and big ladies in tiny bathrooms. Part 2 of 2.

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M'sMs Exclusive #96. Sometimes a pregnant lady ends up in a bad situation. Luckily, Sarah Brady turns out to be a savage when it matters most. She survives, so does her baby, so that's the good news... everything else is questionable, so strap in and hold onto your butts. Part 1 of 2. Audio only for this one.

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A programming note: we need to take a lil breather from putting out free episodes while we handle some life stuff and some podcast business. For our paid subscribers, we'll be putting out our 2 exclusive true crime episodes and 1 Mouth Noises per month as usual, with the plan on relaunching in April. Thanks for rocking with us.

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M'sMs Exclusive #95. A knight in shining armor boards the blunder-train straight to Dumbassville. Part 2 of 2.

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M'sMs Exclusive #94. The Pacific Northwest is in full effect. Rich girls, tons of guns, Ichiro's dogs, elite German Shepards, stalking, height gaps, trash talking ladies on 48 Hrs, knights in shining armor, a love triangle... this one has it all. Part 1 of 2.

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M'sMs Exclusive #93. Back in 2023 Muriel covered a case that was just unfolding out of Australia and was dominating headlines: Erin Patterson poisoned four people with death cap mushrooms - but did she do it on purpose? Well here we are and the mystery is over.

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VIP Early Access to S3 E26 - Robert Maudsley: Part 2. Check out Part 1 first. Unlock Part 2 here on Spotify or over at Patreon.

The conclusion! Or at least up through December of 2025... prison murder sprees, Playstation 2, hunger strikes, on-the-nose nicknames, and questions about those murdered by Robert Maudsley. Why was his solitary confinement so severe? Part 2 of 2.

M'sMs Exclusive #92. Nick requested this one so long ago, he doesn't even remember doing it. It's a scary story about the internet ruining the minds of a couple of schoolgirls. It's brutal and violent but no RIPs. Audio Only.

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VIP EARLY ACCESS. Part 3 of 3. This one gets real murdery, big time RIPs. Had to drink some whiskey in the middle. It's a helluva ending.

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VIP EARLY ACCESS. Part 2 of 3. Go back and check out Part 1 first so you can get caught up on the beefy dudes with boner problems and tiny brains.

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