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On the 81th Episode of the Album Review Crew of Shout It Out Loudcast, Tom & Zeus welcome back special guest The King of TNA Wrestling and musician, Frankie Kazarian to review the 1980 transitional album from Black Sabbath, "Heaven And Hell!"

By 1980, Ozzy Osbourne was out of Black Sabbath and Ronnie James Dio was in as the new singer. Heaven and Hell was their 9th album and a whole new era of Black Sabbath had begun for this legendary metal band.

Dio brought his undeniable voice and lyrics to the band. The "Riffmaster" Tony Iommi was...

In Episode 379 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin explores albums with unexpectedly high sales certifications. He highlights unusual successes across live albums, greatest hits compilations, soundtracks, EPs, and unconventional studio records, spotlighting artists including Cheap Trick, Kiss, and the Clash.

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Brothers!  Sisters!  Comrades!  You say you want a revolution?  Alright, shoo-be-do-wa.  Well, you can count us out…in…cuz this week we're talking about songs of revolution!

For example, how about the 1980 debut single by New Orleans band Red Rockers, “Guns of Revolution”?   And the band does indeed come out guns ablazin…it’s a sub-2 minute blast of resistance, rebellion, and a call to action to shake things up. It's a fiery anthem that captures the frustration, idealism, and spirit of the era, a track that had the punk rock press falling over themselves to dub...

Mike Stax talks to author and historian Richie Unterberger about his new book, Do What You Fear Most: The History of the Velvet Underground. Here they discuss the formation of the group and their story up until early 1966.

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Celebrate this Halloween with a ride in our wayback machine to 1957 to explore the out-of-this-world history of Billy Lee Riley's "Flying Saucers Rock and Roll." This classic track sits at the fascinating crossroads of Cold War sci-fi paranoia and the rebellious rise of 1950s rockabilly culture. We dive into Riley’s journey from a rural Arkansas upbringing to his pivotal recordings at Sun Records. Along the way, we break down the unforgettable performances by the legendary Sun house band, including guitarist Roland Janes' masterful licks, Jerry Lee Lewis' driving piano, and explore the quintessential analog “slapback” echo that defined the er...

So, I came up with an idea a couple of months back (it does happen once in a while). I wanted to see if we could get a second shorter episode of See Hear fitted in every month with different co hosts. We'd call these episodes See Hear Shorts (clever, huh).

Unfortunately....we couldn't make this work. One a month is (for the moment) our limit. However, before this became apparent, I recorded one episode of this new format....with a marvellous new theme tune composed by Max Bursztynski. 

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Host Jesse Jackson welcomes actor-writer-producer Nikki J. Borger for a B-side “Set Listing Bruce” detour focused on theater, dance, and creativity. Nikki, originally from a small town in southwest Germany, describes early music training, her love of dance (from ballroom to salsa and musical theater), and the difficult, criticism-heavy culture of German musical theater school, including injuries and struggles with singing confidence. She recounts performing internationally, including a documentary theater project in Germany, Moscow, and Kyiv, then moving to Los Angeles to build film experience, shooting dozens of shorts, and writing/directing to earn festival recognition during the pandemic for...

Although Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers would go onto become one of the greatest American rock bands of the last quarter of the 20th century, their self-titled 1976 debut wasn't a splash. In fact, they had to go to England and get on UK tv for the word to really start to spread. In fact, the You Got Lucky video was the first time your hosts ever knew who Tom Petty was or anything about the band. And honestly, at the time the video and song didn't knock us out.

But over time we developed a...

This week Tom & Zeus discuss and breakdown Disc 3 of the Gene Simmons Vault.

Gene Simmons released his Vault in November of 2017 consisting of 10 CDs & 1 Bonus CD for a total of 166 songs. This incredible one of a kind box set came in a custom designed Gene Simmons safe with a bunch of goodies, including a Gene Simmons business man action figure, a medallion and an amazing book breaking down the box set.

The guys discuss Disc 3 of this amazing box set SIOL style and then rank the songs. This one has the legendary Van Halen brother...

Danny Meyers, Ilan Fong and Bob Chiappardi return for the October edition of PANDA Off The Charts, reviewing nine tracks and sharing their takes on what could connect with strip club audiences.

This month’s lineup:

• “Pink Blush” Dolly Babe (DeToto remix)
• “What U Like” Bhad Bhabie
• “Shoelace Belt” BLP KOSHER, Trapland Pat
• “Big Em Up” Skindred
• “123 Back It Up” Pitbull & Akon
• “Chelsea Boots” Paul McCartney
• “Ooh Laka Laka La” Enrique Iglesias, SANTOS BRAVOS
• “Sensational” Westend & Twin Diplomacy
• “Dead Company” Royal Blood

From hip-hop and dance to rock and pop, join the conversation about the m...

Prong’s Tommy Victor joins Metal Walt on Metal Mayhem ROC to discuss the band’s new self-titled album and how revisiting Cleansing more than 30 years later helped shape its sound. The guitarist and vocalist reflects on reconnecting with the raw approach and New York roots behind Prong’s music.

They explore the attitude driving “The Banner” and Andy Sneap’s role in stripping the new recordings back to their essentials. Victor also gets candid about the financial realities of keeping Prong going, European touring plans, and the challenges of securing U.S. dates—a conversation about making heavy m...

From 1987 to the early aughts, award-winning creative genius John Frost created the offbeat cartoony sounds heard in between the songs at the World Famous KROQ in Los Angeles.

He now works with many of your favorite Alt Rock stations via his company, ⁠Frostbytes⁠.  

On the podcast, he shares insights into his career and his opinions on songs 30 to 21 from the 1989 KROQ year-end chart.

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What was it like to hear The Mamas and the Papas sing “California Dreamin’” before the world knew who they were? To stand onstage at the Monterey Pop Festival as Jimi Hendrix set his guitar on fire? Or to be part of the free-spirited, anything-goes atmosphere of Los Angeles in 1967?

On this episode of My Rock Moment, photographer Jerry “Dok” de Wilde joins me to talk about his book, In Case You Missed It, and the extraordinary people, places, and moments he captured along the way.

Jerry takes us inside The Farm, the legendary Hollywood Hills gath...

EPYSODE 93: I Want Candy by The Strangeloves.

Guest: Jerry Goldstein.

Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff.

This week it's fuzz guitars, pounding rhythms, and one of the most irresistible hooks of the 1960s as we explore I Want Candy, the electrifying debut album by The Strangeloves. Best known for the immortal title track, the band blended raw garage rock energy, rhythm & blues swagger, and clever studio craftsmanship into a sound that helped shape the future of rock music. But there’s much more to I Want Candy than its iconic hit singl...

Host Jesse Jackson welcomes listeners to a B-side episode of Set Listing Bruce featuring returning Springsteen fans Carrie and Nancy to talk about Brandi Carlile. Jesse shares his “Road to Damascus” moment after seeing Carlile in Fort Worth, and Carrie and Nancy recount how they discovered her music, including Carrie’s entry point through The Highwomen and Nancy’s first show in Nashville during a stormy night that included Wynonna Judd’s first public appearance after her mother’s death. They discuss Carlile’s charisma, humor, gratitude, political courage, faith, and her Bruce-like relationship with fans, plus the deep bond and share...

On the 155th Episode Of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus, the guys discuss the Alice Cooper concert Zeus saw with the host of Busted Open Radio on Sirius XM and Shout It Out Loudcast Hall Of Famer, Dave LaGreca!

Zeus was invited by Dave LaGreca to go see Alice Cooper at the Big E in West Springfield, Massachusetts which is a multi-state fair.

So tune in to hear about Zeus and Dave's Alice Cooper experience and all the surreal surroundings at the most unique concert venue you could imagine!

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The early years of rock and roll are remembered (among many other artists) for the hip thrusts of Elvis, the guitar styles and lyricism of Chuck Berry, the song craft of Buddy Holly, the vocal blend of The Platters and the extroversion of Little Richard. Doo wop, rockabilly, rhythm and blues were getting kids excited (and their parents despondent) about popular music. One pair of brothers had joined the rock and roll fray, but saw themselves more as country artists....and despite their youth were already music industry veterans.

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This week, we place our focus on songs that one established artist wrote for another artist. And what better ceremonial Third Lad than Robert Ellis Orrall, a songwriter who has not only penned his own hits ("I Couldn't Say No" with Carlene Carter - #32 Pop, 1983; "Boom! It Was Over" - #19 Country, 1992; "A Little Bit of Her Love" - #31 Country, 1993) but has also written many hits for other artists like Shenandoah ("Next to You, Next to Me" - #1 Country, 1990), Clay Walker ("What's It to You" - #1 Country, 1993), Reba McEntire ("What If It's You" - #15 Country, 1997), Olivia Newton-John ("I Don't Wanna...

LC & Bakko talk about Sebastian Bach going to the library. Sammy sick of Van Halen. Quiet Riot announces their new singer. New music from The Bites and Rebels Opera and Audrey Horne. Venom singer/bassist Cronos passes away. Remembering Frank Beard with some ZZ Top discussion. Top 4 Horror Movies & more.

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This week's Decibel Geek podcast is back with a mega-episode of the DBG Times. There’s a ton of great music and artists to cover so get comfortable and enjoy!

In our recent coverage, we took time to pay tribute to the rock stars we've lost, honoring legends like Frank Beard, Angry Anderson, Cronos, and Sass Jordan among others. Their contributions left their mark on music, and we continue to remember their lasting legacies.

August kicked off with a massive slate of heavy-hitting releases across the hard rock and metal landscape. Highlights from the month in...

ABOUT ​PAUL NATKIN:

Legendary entertainment photographer Paul Natkin has followed in the footsteps of his father as a professional photographer. Paul's career has taken him to great heights including major galleries, books, album covers and assignments including being on the road with The Rolling Stones, the cover of Newsweek for Bruce Springsteen, major events including Live Aid and Farm Aid and others, and as staff photographer for The Oprah Winfrey Show..... + wildly famous images including of Ozzy Osbourne holding up Randy Rhodes in what became the cover of the live album, "Tribute" among many other timeless images over...

When Pink Floyd released Dark Side of the Moon in 1973, their world (and the world) changed forever. The album would go on to sell tens of millions of copies worldwide and make Floyd one of the biggest acts of all time. But did anyone see it coming? They were known for their psychedelic music and performances thanks to cutting edge light shows. But did previous efforts portend the superstardom that started with Dark Side and crescendoed with The Wall?

The predecessor to Dark Side was Meddle (the film soundtrack Obscured By Clouds came out...

This week Tom & Zeus discuss the announcement of the KISS Rock And Roll Over 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Box Set.

KISS officially announced the release of their 5th Super Deluxe Box Set and this time its for the 1976 KISS album, Rock And Roll Over.

The guys breakdown the announcement, what's offered in the Box Set and their opinions, SIOL Style.

Find out why this episode includes blue dot fever, Paul Stanley guitar sales opportunities, Lizzy Borden, time counting/math skills and cold cuts!

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Discover the tracks making noise just outside the PANDA Top 20. October’s Bubbling Under brings together fresh hip-hop, dance, pop, and remixes for your next playlist.

Featured tracks:

“Trance (Walk It Down)” Quavo
“Can I Ride” SIDEPIECE, 95 South
“Just A Little Bit More” Mau P
“Ginger” Sean Paul
“RHYNO” Travis Scott
“Sexy Magic” CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., Etienne de Crécy
“Secret Crush” — Poe Raven (Stacy Mier Remix)
“Slay To The Rhythm” Noizu
“No Money No Honey” SOJI
“risk it all” kwn
“AMERICAN BEAUTY” Nessa Barrett
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Richard Blade makes his third appearance on the podcast, following his book Imposters and his upon turn as Master MC for the Howard Jones “Things Can Only Get Better” Tour. 

This episode showcases Richard's music curation skills, giving us some insight into the 80s music played on the World Famous KROQ, as we look at songs 40 to 31 from their 1989 year-end chart.

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Anthrax bassist Frank Bello joins Jon Verno to discuss the new CD Cursum Perficio and tour stories from the band’s run with Iron Maiden and Megadeth. With Anthrax’s first album in ten years out now, Bello connects the new music with life on the road—and his enthusiasm for watching Maiden night after night.

Bello explores the record’s darker direction, sessions at Dave Grohl’s studio, and Anthrax’s touring plans for 2027. He also shares the backstage scramble in San Antonio when Charlie Benante’s severe vertigo left Mike Heller just fifty minutes to prepare for th...

Host Jesse Jackson welcomes Russell, a New York State–funded dyslexia researcher, to discuss how Bruce Springsteen’s music—especially “Born in the U.S.A.” and “Born to Run”—sparked his love of music and mirrors the “spark” dyslexic learners need. Russell shares his own path from severe reading and writing struggles and damaging academic setbacks to developing a writing-first, typing-based intervention that builds skills by focusing on a student’s specialty, moving from specific details to big picture, and using word analysis and articulation. He explains why traditional “well-rounded” schooling and accommodations often fail dyslexics, describes outcomes from his studies and case...

On the 154th Episode of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus the guys review a Loudwire article about the "11 Cheesiest Hair Metal Ballads!"

Ballads became a trademark of Hair Metal era. Some were great, while others ... not so much.

Loudwire lists 11 of the cheesiest ballads in Hair Metal and the guys discuss SIOL style. A fun discussion with some surprising songs and groups.

Tune in to see if some of SIOL favorite whipping boys make an appearance.

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On First Concert Memories 39 we are happy to welcome Andrew of Tunes From Turtle Island, our brother from Pantheon Podcasts, to recall a night 40 years ago in Brixton when Public Image Ltd took the stage. Not because it was a great communion of punks idolizing one of their true heroes in John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten of The Sex Pistols, but because they may have witnessed the end of their own idolatry of a popular performer.

Brixton is a tough part of London and John Lydon was allegedly looking forward to performing for the...

This week, we're slaying the proverbial demons of jangle pop with Andy Jossi (Switzerland) and Gretchen DeVault (USA) from transatlantic "jangle gaze" duo The Blue Herons!

The Blue Herons create wistful dreampop with a cinematic sense of space and emotion, lit by sparkling layers of guitars and clear, expressive vocals.

Since their debut in 2020., their music has drawn comparisons to The Sundays, Alvvays, Hatchie, and Sea Lemon.

Their latest album, Demon Slayer ⁠(Shelflife Records)⁠, broadens their sonic palette and emotional range. Written over the course of a year, the album took shape through an inspired...

On this episode of the podcast, we explore the fascinating career and musical genius of Terry Reid, the legendary English rock vocalist and guitarist who famously turned down offers to front Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. Instead of conforming to the commercial pressures of the industry, Reid fiercely protected his artistic independence, carving out a unique path that led to his 1976 album, Seed of Memory. We take a deep dive into the album’s title track, analyzing Reid’s custom drop-C guitar tuning, his masterful vocal restraint, and the stellar contributions of session legends like David Lindley and producer Graham Nash...

We at The Wolf are very proud to welcome back Scott Holiday to talk about The Wolf's favorite album of 2026 - his new solo album Topology. Created out of music Scott wrote intending to utilize with his world touring band Rival Sons, Scott never intended to make a solo record. But over time pieces he created eventually felt like something that wasn't RS but more personal to Scott. And with help from his RS bandmate Mike Miley (drums) and Jesse Nalen (keyboards) created Topology - the record The Wolf didn't know he needed and thinks you'll love.

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This week Tom & Zeus discuss the late great KISS member, The Fox - drummer, Eric Carr.

This is SIOL's 8th KISS member profile. The guys discuss Eric Carr's KISS membership, from his early background and bands, to his joining KISS as the first band replacement, his Fox makeup, to his unique sound, his relationship with the fans and his tragic passing.

The guys analyze Eric's contributions, style and impact. His relationship within the band and last interactions with the band.

Finally, the boys each rank their top ten Eric Carr KISS songs and...

Rush creative contributor Greg Russell reveals how he created the “Time Stand Still” Neil Peart tribute for the 50-Something Tour. A longtime collaborator and close friend of Peart, Russell explains how the animated in-concert presentation honored Neil’s music, motorcycling, lyrics, and private life.

Russell also recalls meeting Peart through neilpeart.net, riding motorcycles with him on tour, and witnessing Rush’s return with Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Anika Nilles. Plus, the emotional opening-night “Xanadu” reveal, rotating setlists, and whether Rush could tour again.

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Julie Gidlow is first and foremost a music fan. She used her USC Graduate degree in Journalism to land an editing job at Radio & Records (R&R). She helped shape this music industry newspaper, and ushered it into the new century. Her love for Duran Duran and attending concerts led her to realize she had a book in her. We now have Behind The Setlist: Confessions Of A Non-Groupie. It's a thinly veiled, true-life story about a music fan's encounter with a rock star. 

Julie joins the podcast to share her story, and her love for 80s music...

Jesse Jackson welcomes Matt Donnelly for his third appearance on a B-side “Set Listing Bruce” episode that detours from Springsteen into Matt’s life in comedy and magic. Matt recounts how a dare from Penn Jillette led him to learn magic with mentor Johnny Thompson, tour with Piff the Magic Dragon, and build routines through problem-solving, tension, and performance. He discusses nerves onstage, the work of writing and “mascot” duties on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and shares the story of Moxie Jillette being motivated to fool Penn & Teller. They talk about luck and risk in show business, Springsteen’s long-standin...

Danny Meyers and Ilan Fong bring you the PANDA Top 20 for October 2026,the monthly music chart compiled from submissions by adult nightclub DJs.

Don Toliver’s “E85” takes over the #1 spot, followed by Mister Gray’s “Booty” and Tory Lanez’s “S.L.I.D.E.” Six tracks move up from Bubbling Under, including “Think Of Me,” “MATADORA,” “Fux with Us,” “Forever,” “Waist Down,” and Future’s “LIL DEMON” (Carlyle remix).

Plus, discover the next contenders in Bubbling Under, featuring music from HUGEL, Quavo, Tyga, Poe Raven, Sean Paul, and more.

See the complete chart and learn more about the Prof...

In Episode 378 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin examines the many ways rock singers use falsetto. From the theatrical and expressive styles of Queen and David Bowie to the comedic, shrieking, and novelty approaches of artists including King Diamond and the Rolling Stones, Martin goes deep on this one.

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EPYSODE 91: Changin' Times by Ike White.

Guest: Producer Jerry Goldstein.

Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff.

This week we explore the incredible true story behind Changin’ Times, the remarkable 1976 album by the mysterious and immensely talented Ike White. Recorded while White was incarcerated in prison, the album blends soulful grooves, funk, rock and a pinch of jazz coupled with deeply personal songwriting into a record unlike anything else of its era. Despite its brilliance, Changin’ Times slipped into obscurity, becoming one of the great forgotten albums of the 1970s until...