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In reaction to poor treatment in the scene, the Riot Grrrl! movement started with Bikini KIll's Kathleen Hanna's manifesto. Taking the form of a band pamphlet, it spawned a sub-genre in the Punk world, and gave voice to women who liked to kick ass on stage!

Markus and Ray dig into the bands, the fans, and this new branch of politics. The long-unsolved murder of Mia Zapata of The Gits only underlined the need for Grrrls to unite! The music was punky, and raw. The politics struck a chord, spawned a better outlook on Rock/Punk made by women, and inspired other bands.

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ABOUT DR. FINK:

M​ulti-GRAMMY AWARD® Winning keyboardist Matt Fink, best known by his stage name Dr. Fink who was part of Prince's band from 1978-1991. He performed on some of Prince's biggest selling albums of all time from "Dirty Mind" through "Graffiti Bridge", including the 25 million seller "Purple Rain" and appeared in the movie. Fink didn’t just play in The Revolution, he was also part of NPG, Madhouse and in 2016, The Revolution came back together after Prince’s death for live performances. Fink has also worked with P Diddy, The Time, The Rembrandts and many more.

ABOUT THE PODCAST: 

Candid discussions with and about those behind the scenes in the music business including industry veterans representing the segments of: Musician, Design & Live

ABOUT THE HOSTS:

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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David Bowie achieved a cult following and critical acclaim in the 1970s for his glam-rock, gender bending image and style. He was a huge influence to artists all around the world and is the 9th best selling artist in the UK. However, huge commercial success eluded him, especially in the US. And following the murder of John Lennon in 1980, Bowie decided not to tour and became a bit of a recluse at his home in Switzerland.

After singing a big record contract with EMI in America, he decided to team up with legendary producer Nile Rodgers to create his 1983 release Let's Dance. With the help of Rodgers and his R&B influences, Bowie created an album bringing together R&B, pop. new wave and his own style. Thanks to his new sound and MTV, Let's Dance went on to sell over 10 million copies worldwide, his biggest seller ever and the lead single was also his biggest seller. But did Bowie want to be an international pop sensation? Was it a musical style and path he wanted to stay on? As usual we go track x track and try to better understand how this one fits in his catalog on UAWIL #120.

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Joseph Brooks was instrumental in shaping the entire Los Angeles music and club scene for decades. His impeccable musical taste became his job and nowadays, he’d be called an influencer. In 1981, with partner Henry Peck, he opened the groundbreaking alternative record store Vinyl Fetish, known as much for their sarcastic clerks as for the import records they stocked. In store appearances by artists befriended in the UK before they became famous, like Siouxsie And The Banshees, Duran Duran and Depeche Mode put the store on the map. Soon, Joseph and Henry started their first club The Veil, devoted to death rock, which later became known as goth. From there, Joseph either conceived of and/or spun discs at the hottest clubs in town: Fetish, Glam Slam, Sin-A-Matic, English Acid, Cherry and more. In this episode, Joseph and hostess Pleasant Gehman compare notes from the Hollywood underground during the 80’s and 90’s and into the early two thousands. They reminisce about Dee Dee Ramone’s last performance ever at Club Makeup, talk about Hollywood’s early 80’s punk and goth scenes and much more. 

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This week Tom & Zeus breakdown KISS' highly anticpated appearance on The Howard Stern Show.

KISS went on legendary Howard Stern's show to discuss the end of their End Of The Road tour. They announced their final shows, including their last two shows, which will be at Madison Square Garden, New York on December 1 & 2nd, 2023.

Howard Stern's interviews with bands are legendary. The interview was over 2 hours, filled with the band's history, relationships and more. Gene, Paul, Eric & Tommy were there in full makeup and costumes to talk about all things KISS. The band then played a couple of songs as well.

Tom & Zeus broke down the appearance SIOL style and they also talked about the chaos with the KISS tickets.

The guys also let loose on another venting session about all the nonsense as well.

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Time to mark 50 episodes ("What?!?!") of our Bent News Updates!

-The Rolling Stones are being sued for copyright infringement!

-King Chaz dubs thee, "Sir Dr. Brian May!"

-Def Leppard's Rick Allen attacked in Florida!

-Willie Nelson's all-star tour!

-Slash forms firm for slasher pix!

-Jeff Beck tribute planned!

-Move over Dolly, here comes Ann Margret!

-Talking Heads chatter: RIPs, regrets, reunions and The Oscars!

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Hello, Lit Listeners. If science fiction is your jam, this is the episode for you. Sarah Pinsker is here to talk about her sci fi rock novel, 'A Song For A New Day’, a story that takes place after a global pandemic makes public gatherings illegal and concerts impossible, hence the rise of DIY music venues.

In the last segment, Rock is Lit veteran Nabil Ayers drops by to give me some insight into the world of DIY music venues. 

Nabil Ayers was also a guest on Episode 10, which you can listen to here.

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Sarah on Twitter: @sarahpinsker

Link to Sarah’s short story mentioned in the episode, “Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather,” originally published in ‘Uncanny’: https://www.uncannymagazine.com/article/where-oaken-hearts-do-gather/

Link to the song “Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather,” which Sarah recorded with her band The Stalking Horses: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_PrliX7XGA

Nabil Ayers’ website: https://www.nabilayers.com/about

Nabil on Twitter and Instagram: @nabilayers

Christy Alexander Hallberg’s website: https://www.christyalexanderhallberg.com/

Christy Alexander Hallberg on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube: @ChristyHallberg

Rock is Lit Vault, Interview with Nabil Ayers about his memoir, ‘My Life in the Sunshine: https://www.christyalexanderhallberg.com/rockislitpodcast/jenniferhauptandcharlesrcrossandnabilayers

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In Ep. 194, Martin gets into the bands who were 'Making Bass Interesting'

1. The Jam – “Pretty Green”

2. Aerosmith – “Sweet Emotion”

3. Kiss – “Room Service”

4. The Who – “The Punk and the Godfather”

5. The Damned – “Billy Bad Breaks”

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On ImmaLetYouFinish... #133 Court & Amy question Kaep, miss the red carpet and beg for Knicks tickets…again.

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