Burnin' Red Ivanhoe 

In this episode, we review a group from Denmark because it is time to branch out and be International in our selections. We hope you will listen to our episode. Our tracks of the week are AC/DC's "Meltdown", Made In Sweden's "I Don't Care" and we close with Lee's track "Spisetid." Take care everyone, cheers!

Spooky Tooth - Ceremony

In this episode, we are joined by Charles Traynor to review an album by an English progressive rock band who collaborated with a French avant-garde purveyor of what could be called Musique concrète or experimentalism. Our opinions fly all over the place on this album but that's what makes reviewing albums fun. Our tracks of the week are, Jill Kroesen's "I Am Not Seeing That You Are Here", Ghost's "Darkness At The Heart Of My Love" and Pink Floyd's "Breathe." We conclude with Lee's song "7th Experimental Piece." Have a happy listen! Cheers!

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The Baby's - Union Jacks

In this episode, we review an album that has differing opinions among the reviewers. We are joined by Charles Traynor to review an album that is either good or not, depending on one's interpretation. But, it is obscure and for that reason it's worth reviewing. Our tracks of the week are, Graeme Edge Band's "Bareback Rider", John Waite's "Change" and Warlock's "All We Are Is One Of Them." We conclude with Lee's song "Piece No. 9 For String Quartet." Take care everyone and happy listening!

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Skid Row - The Gang’s All Here

Listen while it’s hot! Extra, extra! Hear all about it! The new album is out and we could not wait to tell you how we feel about it. This is a special episode you will want to hear. Our tracks of the week are Sebastian Bach’s “American Metalhead”, Deep Purple’s “Hungry Daze” and the closing number is Lee’s song “Thanks.” Cheers, all!

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Al Kooper-You Never Know Who Your Friends Are

In this episode, we do an album by a guy who is more heard of than heard but we remedy that by doing one of his solo albums. Charles Traynor is our guest co-host on the episode. Our tracks of the week are Kim Wilde’s “You Keep Me Hangin’ On”, Donnie Iris’ “Love Is Like A Rock”, Buffalo Springfield’s “In The Hour Of Not Quite Rain” and we conclude with Lee’s song “Asparagus Pizza and All That.” Cheers, everybody!

moe. - Dither

In this episode, we review an eclectic band who changes with each album and they change during the album. What do we think of this album and the changes? Listen and find out. Our tracks of the week are Adrian Belew’s “Paint The Road”, Andy Taylor’s “Thunder” and Lee’s track is “Sticky.” Happy listening everyone, cheers!

Jackson Browne - Running On Empty

In this episode, we are graced with the presence of a cool co-host, Tim Wirasnik. We review an album by a singer-songwriter whose work was already considered iconic but he went a step further and did an album not many people would have thought he would do. Our tracks of the week are Eagles’ “Already Gone”, Neil Young’s “I’ve Been Waiting For You” and Puscifer’s “Remedy.” We finish with Lee’s song “East Coast Town.” Cheers!

Bonus Episode on America's Podcast Groups With Suckage

We are graced with the presence of a guest co-host Charles Traynor to talk about the 10 groups we think suck. We play songs we don’t think suck. It’s a fun episode. Cheers!

This Week On #americaspodcast Siren-Siren

In this episode, we review an album by a blues-rock group that should be better known. They have their fans and maybe you can become a fan of theirs after hearing the review and checking out their music. Our tracks of the week are, The Siegel-Schwall Band's "Jim Jam", and Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Texas Flood." We close with Lee's song "Street Ba-Ba-Ba-Ba Song." Cheers! Enjoy!

David Pomeranz-It's In Everyone of Us

In this episode, we review an album that one of us picked to get even with the other co-host for picking crappy. The only difference is the other host picks crappy albums that he likes and the other co-host picked this album on purpose to mess with the other co-host. We scream at each other. High entertainment for people who want to hear us complain. Our tracks of the week are Wendy Waldman’s “Pirate Ships”, and The Doobie Brothers’ “Long Train Running” and we close with Lee’s song “Beauty In My Night.” Drink and have fun and listen!