Concert promoter and music memorabilia collector, Danny Zelisko, talks about his memoir All Excess on this episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Zelisko has plenty of stories to tell and quite a collection of personalized memorabilia from the likes of John Prine, Jimmy Page and others. For music history buffs into behind-the-scenes antics and unique memorabilia ... listen up to this podcast episode!

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Adrian Smith, longtime guitarist of heavy metal giants Iron Maiden, talks about his latest collaboration with guitarist/vocalist Richie Kotzen called (simply enough) Smith-Kotzen. The music created for the eponymous album is hard blues rock with a modern production and a 1970s feel. Smith will give the listener a run down of certain tracks, talk about Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain as a guest star on the album and a chat about his 10 Albums That Changed My Lifecolumn in the May 2021 issue of Goldmine. 

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Otto Zielke became such an avid collector of concert posters that he finally opened up his own brick and mortar store. The store, Visible Vibrations, is a high-end poster memorabilia store in San Mateo, California with its own online presence as well (www.VisibleVibrations.com). The poster inventory at Visible Vibrations is made up of mostly original posters, not reprints nor reproductions — and not just '60s and '70s era posters, but more contemporary bands and other music genres.

So take a listen to the good vibrations of concert poster collecting, Otto Zielke and Visible Vibrations!

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Goldmine magazine editor and podcast host Patrick Prince talks to the roving anonymous record store reporter, Dr Disc, on the Record Store Recon edition of the Goldmine Podcast to discuss Washington D.C's SOM Records. This record store is small but specializes in all genres and sells mostly vinyl records. Listen to why you should check out this store and win some prizes directly from the store itself!

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It is said that John Till was so important to the Full Tilt Boogie Band that the moniker once had two letter Ls to represent the guitarist's name properly. Till's biographer, Michael Byrnes, comes on the Goldmine Podcast to debunk that myth and inform us of true tales never told about the Full Tilt Boogie Band and the making of Janis Joplin's masterful Pearl album. Byrnes is currently working on John Till's biography and searching for the proper publisher.

This episode is a nice addition to Goldmine's April 2021 cover story on Janis Joplin, the Full Tilt Boogie Band and, of course, Pearl.

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Record Store Recon: Music Millennium record store in Portland, Oregon, gets reviewed for its stock, staff, website, social media presence and selection (almost a perfect score!) by veteran anonymous reviewer Dr. Disc on an episode of the Goldmine Podcast.

Plus, listen to the episode and receive a hint on how to win a punk 7-inch 45 rpm record!

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Saxophonist Emilio Castillo of the Oakland, California, R&B-based horn group Tower of Power talks about the release of the 2-CD/3-LP (plus DVD!) set 50 Years of Funk & Soul: Live at the Fox Theater - Oakland, CA - June 2018.

Castillo also talks about particular details of staple Tower of Power (TOP) songs and popular classic rock songs that have the TOP horns as an important part of the sound — and the anecdotes are interesting!

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The Alarm have recently released their album WAR (RAW in reverse), led by vocalist Mike Peters. Peters' lyrics are extremely on topic as he explores the anger and chaos of the last five years, from Brexit to the Capitol riots, the use of social media as a propaganda tool (as the song “Protect and Survive” sounds the alarm of “280 ways to start a war!”), all the way through the continuing pandemic. It makes for a lively conversation, as samples from the album are played and classic Alarm songs like “Strength” and “Rain in the Summertime” are discussed, among other things. Listen up!

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1-2-3-4 Go! Records of Oakland, California, gets reviewed for its stock, staff, website, social media presence and selection (a perfect score!) by veteran anonymous reviewer Dr. Disc on an episode of the Goldmine Podcast.

Plus, listen to the episode and receive a hint on how to win signed vinyl from a well-known Northwest rock band!

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We all have them: pop songs we love and pop songs we loathe. There are songs that we love from the moment we hear them — and we know exactly why. And then there are certain songs — while being bestselling songs, well-crafted and well-performed — can still hit a certain nerve that can have us leaving the room on first note. It's nothing personal, it all depends on the individual.

On this episode, two podcasters talk about their own personal pop songs that they have loved and loathed throughout their lives for various reasons. It's all in good fun, and maybe listeners can submit some of their own choices.

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