The debut episode of Behind The Riffs is here! Join Scott and Nathan as we dive into the stories, legends, and raw energy behind the greatest rock riffs of all time. From the unforgettable opening licks to the deep cuts that shaped rock history, we’re breaking it all down.

Listen LIVE every Saturday at 3PM AWST on Radio X at radiox.com.au, or catch up anytime on your favorite podcast platform. Don’t just listen—be part of the conversation! 

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In this episode of the Classic Rock Flashback on Radio X, your Ultimate Rock Destination, we take a nostalgic stroll down Penny Lane with The Beatles. Originally released in February 1967 as part of a double A-side single with Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane captures the vibrant, everyday scenes of Liverpool through Paul McCartney's masterful songwriting.

We dive into the song's rich history, from its whimsical lyrics featuring barbers, firemen, and bustling streets, to the iconic piccolo trumpet solo performed by David Mason—a nod to classical influences. Discover how Penny Lane topped the U.S. charts, yet surprisingly missed the number one spot in the UK.

Tune in to relive this classic hit and explore the vivid imagery and musical genius that made Penny Lane an enduring piece of rock history. Available now on all major podcast platforms and at RadioX.com.au.

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In this episode of Classic Rock Flashback, we dive into the legendary anthem "Run to the Hills" by Iron Maiden. Released in 1982 as the lead single from The Number of the Beast, this track marked the explosive debut of Bruce Dickinson, setting the stage for Maiden’s rise to metal glory.

We explore the song’s powerful narrative, highlighting its dual perspective on the European colonization of the Americas, all wrapped in the band’s signature galloping bass lines and blistering guitar riffs. Discover how "Run to the Hills" became a fan favorite, climbing the UK charts and becoming a staple in Iron Maiden's electrifying live performances.

Crank up the volume and join us as we celebrate the raw energy and rebellious spirit of this classic heavy metal masterpiece. Don’t forget to subscribe to Classic Rock Midday Flashback on all major podcast platforms or listen anytime at RadioX.com.au! 🤘

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In this episode of Classic Rock Flashback on Radio X, your ultimate rock destination, we dive into the story behind The Clash's 1979 hit 'Train in Vain.'

Discover how this track, unexpectedly added as a hidden song on the iconic London Calling album, rose to become one of the band's biggest U.S. hits. Learn about the last-minute decision that left it off the original album cover and how its catchy beat and heartfelt vocals by Mick Jones showcased a more melodic side of The Clash.

Join us as we explore the song's tale of betrayal and heartbreak wrapped in an irresistible groove. Tune in and ride the rhythm of rebellion with The Clash, only on Radio X—your ultimate rock destination.

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On this episode of Classic Rock Flashback, we take a deep dive into Bruce Springsteen’s haunting 1985 hit, I’m on Fire. As one of the standout tracks from his legendary

Born in the U.S.A. album, this song proves that simplicity can be just as powerful as stadium-shaking anthems.

We explore how I’m on Fire was recorded in just one take, the emotional depth behind its lyrics, and why it remains one of Springsteen’s most unforgettable tracks nearly 40 years later.

Turn up the heat and relive the magic—stream the Classic Rock Midday Flashback podcast now on all major platforms or at RadioX.com.au! 🔥🎸

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On this episode of Classic Rock Flashback, we’re turning up the funk-rock fusion with Prince’s iconic 1986 hit, "Kiss." Originally written for another band, Prince took the track back, stripped it down, and transformed it into a minimalist masterpiece that shot to #1 on the charts.

We dive into the song’s unexpected origins, its unique sound, and why it remains one of Prince’s most legendary tracks.

Tune in to hear the full story behind this classic, only on Radio X – Your Ultimate Rock Destination!

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In this episode of Classic Rock Flashback, we dive into the magic and mystery of Fleetwood Mac’s iconic hit, Rhiannon. Released in 1976, this Stevie Nicks masterpiece became one of the band’s most enchanting and powerful tracks, inspired by a Welsh mythological goddess.

We explore the song’s origins, its impact on Fleetwood Mac’s rise to superstardom, and how Stevie Nicks’ captivating performances turned Rhiannon into a spellbinding rock classic. Plus, we break down the haunting instrumentals that make this track so unforgettable.

🔊 Turn it up and relive the magic of Rhiannon—stream now on all major podcast platforms or at RadioX.com.au!

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In this episode, we dive into Elton John’s iconic 1974 hit, "Bennie and the Jets"—a song that blurred the lines between rock, glam, and R&B and became an unexpected #1 hit in the U.S.!

We break down the song’s origins from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, the studio trickery behind its live crowd sound, and how it became an anthem of the glam rock era. Plus, we explore the futuristic lyrics that introduced the world to the mysterious Bennie and her electric boots!

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