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Today Paul speaks with one of the greatest guitarists of the 80s rock and metal scene, Mr Scary himself, GEORGE LYNCH! His unique playing style and iconic sound were a key part of the success of Dokken and Lynch Mob. We talk about his highlights from the 80s, chances of a Dokken reunion and his current relationship with Don, creating Lynch Mob, their planned new album for later this year, his work building custom guitars and about his upcoming release with Stryper lead singer Michael Sweet! Sweet & Lynch are back with their third album together, Heart & Sacrifice, set for release on May 19th.

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Mike Stax talks to the ultimate psychedelic record expert Paul Major and Dave Gebroe, host and producer of the Discograffiti podcast, about the strange, alluring world of 1960s and ‘70s private press albums.

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In this episode, we celebrate the one-year anniversary of Lola Kirke's country x 80s synth-pop album, "Lady for Sale."

A departure from her debut album, Lola expresses how she found a truer version of herself on this album, and it freed her up to make more honest music moving forward. She shares how despite its lack of success, at least by her expectations, she's still immensely proud of the work and taking the creative risk.

New episodes of Yesterday's Concert drop every Monday. Check out our previous episodes here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. In addition, you can contact our show at [email protected] and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok for the latest news and content.

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It's our 50th anniversary episode, Talk Tuners! And we're giving away merch in this episode, so listen for the chance to win. We're looking back on Stone Temple Pilots and "Big Empty" this episode, and thinking about how we connect the music to stories and memories that have shaped our lives, including the memory of a dear friend of ours, Gina. We hope you enjoy this look back on the role music plays in your own life during this episode -- be sure reach out to us and share your stories.

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LC & Bakko, worried they might offend Kid Rock, Travis Tritt and others, bite their tongues over fear of being cancelled. Plus. Fapping to Janis Joplin. Gym nudity. The latest KISS Soundboard. The new Metallica. Ace Frehley goes off the rails... again. Mars v. Crue. Gene Simmons doesn't hydrate & more.

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Music:

RFK All Stars - American Thunder

Thumpasaurus - Struttin'

Matellica - 72 Seasons

Ace Frehley - New York Groove

Motley Crue - Knock Em Dead Kid

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Kid Rock. Some love him, some hate him, but everyone has an opinion. He’s been around for nearly 25 years and has sold tens of millions of albums as his sound has evolved from hip hop to nu metal to country. But does he suck? That's the question we're going to argue today on Prisoners of Rock and Roll.

On one hand, he sings, he raps, he plays multiple instruments. He likes soul, country, rock and roll, and blues music. 

On the other hand, he’s become a caricature of himself. He's embraced a certain kind of redneck culture that turns some people off. He's been accused of cultural appropriation and insensitivity. And his music can be formulaic and repetitive.

So where does that leave us? Is Kid Rock a good musician or not? Does he evolve his sound or is he a pandering musical used car salesman? 

It's a question that's up for debate. And that's exactly what we're going to do on today's episode of Prisoners of Rock and Roll. We're going to listen to some of his biggest hits and some of his lesser-known tracks, and we're going to try and answer the question once and for all: does Kid Rock suck?

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Few bands in #PunkRock history made so much noise with so little commercial impact! Wendy O. Williams led this band through it all, despite their lack of a big time break out! The Imbalanced Boys wrap up Punk Rock Month 2023 with a deep dive into this band driven by wild ideas, hot riffs, and crazy stage antics!

The history of the band and their manager, Rod Swenson's role is told in detail. The stage antics, the wild look, but mainly Markus and Ray discuss the music, and its impact. They also discuss Willliams' suicide, and the importance of the new 988 mental health call line in the U.S.!

We hope you've enjoyed #PRM23, now dig into its' wild, abrasively wonderful conclusion with The Plasmtics!

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In this episode, Rich and Clint celebrate the great songs that mention a day of the week — there are lots of them — and answer the age old question: what is the BEST day of the week in music? From "Manic Monday" through "Sunday Morning Coming Down," days of the week have inspired some great songs...but which day has the best.

With special guest Brian Chartrand (of The Sweet Remains) Peter Day (of The Grift) and Kimberly and Wesley Price.

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