Wham Episode / Music

• Nevermind. Coming out in 1991 at just the perfect time for Grunge to take over the airwaves: Pop and Rock had almost become synonymous with how edgeless and synthetic it all sounded, people were reeling especially from the Milli-Vanilli scandal, and a garage band with a killer hook ended up becoming an enormous hit.
• For DragonForce, who had previously done pretty standard Heavy Mithril-fare (albeit with the guitarwank taken Up to Eleven) Ultra Beatdown was this. Among the tracks were:
  • Heartbreak Armageddon, which is about a man spiraling into depression during a messy divorce.

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  • Scars Of Yesterday, which is about the world seen through the eyes of a rape survivor.
  • Reasons To Live, which is about a therapist who fails to prevent one of his patients from committing suicide.
• "In the Flesh" from The Wall, which is a Dark Reprise of "In the Flesh?", and where Pink starts fantasizing about being a Neo-Nazi.