This episode we return from a 1 year hiatus to celebrate the 30th anniversary of X's major label debut album Blue Blood.

Originally uploaded in early August 2015, this episode is the 2nd conversation with Yoshiki's personal trainer and physical therapist from the Jealousy era. This time we go into more details about Yoshiki's ailments and life on the road with X in 1991 and 1992.

In this episode, originally uploaded in Feb 2015, we talk to Chris Camacho. Chris was Yoshiki's personal trainer and Physical Therapist during the Jealousy era and had some great insight into the band and the man during the peak of their career.

This episode was originally uploaded in November 2015. It features an exclusive interview with Dokk Knight, who Yoshiki's recording engineer during 10 years of the Violet UK recording and some of the Dahlia album recording. This is the only interview Dokk has done since leaving the VUK project.

Jeremy and Wayne start 2018 with a preview of the new X Japan album that possibly, maybe, perhaps is released in 2018. We're joined by our Third Musketeer (and Man on the Street) Danny to discuss what the album started as, what it changed to and what it might become!

We celebrate our 30th episode by discussing X Japan's epic 29 minute opus Art of Life.

Jeremy and Wayne continue their chat from Episode 27 about X Japan after they reunited, this time covering the period between 2010 to 2014.

After a 3 month hiatus, Jeremy and Wayne talk with Ashley Knight, the operatic maestro who toured with Yoshiki Classical, the recent X Japan Acoustic tour and the upcoming Dinner with Yoshiki shows. We also discuss the Japanese acoustic tour at length.

In Episode 27, Jeremy and Wayne discuss the first couple of years of the X Japan reunion between 2007 - 2010, an event that nobody saw coming.

Episode 26 covers the successful X Day, the We Are X soundtrack and what's coming up next for X Japan and their fans...

A short episode for listeners of the podcast who are going to X Day in London and the listeners who wish they were going (like us).

Our very special guest for Episode 24 is Yuga Cohler, the conductor of the Tokyo Philharmonic for the Yoshiki Classical tour. Yuga has some incredible insights on Yoshiki's compositions and music in general. It's an amazing listen!

In episode 23 we catch up on the recent plethora of news regarding X Japan and it's members.

This month Jeremy and Wayne continue the Dahlia album fest by breaking down the songs and telling some of the interesting stories behind them. There's also the first X Japan Podcast competition to listen out for!

In Episode 21, Jeremy and Wayne discuss the recording and release of X's 1996 album Dahlia, which had it's 20th anniversary recently.

Episode 20 celebrates the 20th anniversary of hide's solo album Psyence with another incredible conversation with Eric Westfall! Definitely an episode for the music/recording nerds, we asked the hard questions about hide's recording techniques, how much of Jaa, Zoo was actually complete when hide passed away and much more!

This month Jeremy and Wayne talk about the Dahlia Tour 1995 - 1996. The tour had long lasting consequences that still affect the band to this day...

Episode 2 of the X Japan podcast, originally uploaded on December 12th 2014. This is part 1 of a 2 part episode dedicated to hide, the former X Japan guitarist. Featuring an exclusive interview with Psyence and a Zoo engineer/mixer Eric Westfall and very special guest Jan.

Episode 1 of the X Japan Podcast; originally uploaded on 19th of November 2014, features a great interview with Bruce A Miller. Bruce mixed songs on Jealousy and worked with Toshi on his solo album Grace. This episode was uploaded a couple of weeks after X Japan's MSG show.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of X's album Jealousy, Jeremy and Wayne discuss the recording of the album and how it certainly didn't go to plan for the band...

In episode 17, we discuss X's epic 2 day concert in 1993 at Tokyo Dome. "X Japan Returns" was a hugely significant event for the band at a crossroad of their career.

In episode 16 we are joined by Danny, to catch up with the latest X Japan news and some recent subtle announcements that have gone largely unnoticed by the non Japanese fanbase.

An exclusive 1 hour interview with Stephen Kijak, the director of the upcoming We Are X film.

This month Jeremy and Wayne continue their chat about X Japan's history, this time in 1993. Art of Life and Tears were released but so much more was happening...