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Some artists are forever defined by their hits — even when they don't tell the whole story. This week, we welcome returning Third Lad Jackson Reed to celebrate the bands and artists whose deepest cuts, overlooked albums, and adventurous careers are far cooler than the songs that made them famous.
From one-hit wonders with hidden masterpieces to chart-toppers whose signature song barely scratches the surface, you can expect passionate defenses, surprising picks, and plenty of recommendations for listeners ready to dig beyond the obvious. Oh yeah, and a whole lotta other things like hockey, Canadian politics, and meditating with an indie pop icon.
Since this week's topic is all about cool, we happen to think that Jackson Reed is pretty dang cool. This young Calgary based singer/songwriter/guitarist and his band The Silverbirds have been building a solid reputation across North America for their '80s melodic sensibilities, arena sized hooks, modern pop production techniques, and dynamic, explosive live sets. Their new EP and concert film, Live in '25, captures an electrifying live set opening for rock n' roll legends Nazareth in Edmonton, playing a repertoire of new anthems that heretofore have not appeared anywhere else. As a bonus, fans are treated to a couple of new studio tracks. https://jacksonreedofficial.bandcamp.com/album/live-in-25-ep
Jackson is also a fellow podcaster, hosting the Guess That Record show. Over the course of more than 50 episodes, Jackson has welcomed esteemed guests such as Midge Ure, Phil Manzanera (Roxy Music), and Andy Summers (The Police). https://guessthatrecordpodcast.com/
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Ian Hill of Judas Priest calls it a day. The Dead Daisies have a new singer. Pitbull teams up wit KISS. Michael McDonald is a new father. Metallica plays the Sphere in Las Vegas. The Inspector Cluzo makes a stop in Denver. Social Distortion vinyl review. A new Top 4 Snake Draft & more.
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Host Jesse Jackson welcomes Chad R. Martin for a B-side episode that steps outside Bruce Springsteen to explore Chad’s passions for music, pro wrestling, and writing. Chad, a Texas native now in north Mississippi, shares how Elvis Presley shaped his early life and even inspired his name, and how discovering his dad’s mixtape broadened his musical world. He recounts becoming a pro wrestler in the Mid-South territory, finding confidence through performing as the heel character “Big Daddy Storm,” and the physical risks of the sport. Chad explains how leaving the corporate world in 2012 after a health scare led him to self-publish, start a publishing venture, and finally complete his novel “Hale County” after outlining it, sparking a rapid pace of new books. He also discusses his conversation-driven FAFO podcast and commitment to facts-based discussion.
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We unintentionally create a solid autumn playlist on this October edition of Whatcha Heard, our monthly mixtape bringing 10 tracks from various decades and genres. Join us for some avant pop, bossa nova, and neo-psychedelia (and much more)!
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ABOUT MARTIN BARRE:
Renowned English Guitarist best known for his long-standing role in the iconic rock band Jethro Tull from 1968 - 2011. Born in Kings Heath, Birmingham his extraordinary guitar skills and innovative techniques have made him a legendary figure in rock music.
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Candid discussions with and about those behind the scenes in the music business including industry veterans representing the segments of: Musician, Design & Live
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All three Music Buzzz Podcast hosts (Dane Clark, Hugh Syme and Andy Wilson) have spent their careers working with the biggest names in entertainment and have been, and still are, a fly on the wall.
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1976 saw KISS take the world by storm. ALIVE! had just gone platinum and their studio follow-up Destroyer heralded in live classics like Detroit Rock City, God of Thunder, Beth and Shout It Out Loud. But anyone who works their @ss off to be successful knows that the really hard work begins once you achieve some success. And KISS found themselves in a theater 20 miles out of NYC recording Rock N Roll Over six months after the release of Destroyer. To make the most of their three week recording window, the boys reworked songs from previous sessions or even pre-KISS bands like Baby Driver from Peter Criss (and former bandmate Stan Penridge).
Though Bob Ezrin helped them branch out into different musical styles, the boys wanted a harder hitting album with a less abrupt leadership style so they chose Eddie Kramer to record them in the round in an old theater. The results are heavy and raunchy just like you'd expect from KISS. Simmons offers up some delightful demon-y tracks like Calling Dr. Love, Love 'Em and Leave 'Em and Ladies Room with his lascivious snarl. The Starchild may have more mainstream sounds but just as tawdry with Take Me and Makin' Love.
But Peter Criss had the big hit on Destroyer so not only did he write and sing on Baby Driver, but the Rod Stewart inspired Stanley penned Hard Luck Woman hit 15 in the US charts. While there are no writing contributions from Ace and he doesn't outdo himself on most of the solos - sometimes he was unavailable, sometimes he wasn't capable - there are a few bright spots for the loyal members of the Ace Cult.
We talk legacy, band dynamics, where it lands in the KISS catalog and take a look at the ads for the 50th Anniversary box set which looks amazing.
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This week Tom & Zeus celebrate their 400th episode and the upcoming 50th Anniversary of Rock and Roll Over with KISS with the host of Trunk Nation on SiriusXM, the Eddie Trunk Podcast, That Metal Show and Shout It Out Loudcast Hall Of Famer, the one and only Eddie Trunk!
Rock And Roll Over from KISS was released just about 50 years ago on November 11, 2026. Tom & Zeus along with Eddie reminisce about the impact of this legendary album and their thoughts overall about the 50th Anniversary. We breakdown the album, its legacy, the production and its impact on KISS, the fans and SIOL.
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Fresh remixes and familiar favorites meet in this edition of PANDA Open Format Remixes. Hear new takes on DNCE’s “Cake By The Ocean,” Heart’s “Barracuda,” and Akon featuring Snoop Dogg’s “I Wanna Love You,” plus Saint Punk’s remix of Rage Against The Machine’s “Testify” and more.
A mix of rock, pop, hip-hop, and dance for DJs looking to bring something different to their next set.
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In Episode 382 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin explores rock and metal albums whose opening tracks overshadow the rest of the record in fame, heaviness, quality, or impact,. Martin highlights iconic songs from bands including Kansas, The Clash, and Cheap Trick.
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