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This Rock & Roll recording from Indonesia is titled *Avenged Sevenfold - TRAX Podcast: "Save Me" (Episode 17)*. It features a deep dive into the song "Save Me" by Avenged Sevenfold. The podcast explores how elements transformed into an album closer. It discusses whether "Save Me" was Jimmy's final song and his influence on it. The episode covers the end of Avenged Sevenfold's "cut and paste" period. It also considers if this song marked the start of their progressive leanings. The podcast highlights the influence of Ozzy Osbourne and Dream Theater. It details challenging Mike Portnoy in the studio and starting the song with the bass. The recording includes a lyrical analysis with M Shadows and discusses the role of whispering. It also covers "Skull," "The Bad Men demo," and the line "Tonight we all die young." The podcast explores a sense of hope within "Save Me" and whether it was always destined to end the album. Finally, it addresses bringing "Save Me" back into the live set.