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This episode was originally released Jan. 25, 2022. We hope you enjoy this encore episode.
Co-host Stephanie Myers has long considered herself a Meat Loaf superfan -- she saw him in concert 13 times, has every album, and has seen all his movies. After his tragic Jan. 20 passing, she's looking back on lots of amazing memories, ranging from meeting him after a show to interviewing him for an article. What she's sharing here today are not only her stories and memories connected to his music and legacy, but also the previously unreleased audio from that 2010 interview, shortly after the release of his album "Hang Cool Teddy Bear." Meat was his usual warm self in this interview, and we want to share that side of him with you on this episode. Meat talks with Stephanie about the album, touring, the music industry, and even the music he enjoyed at the time (including Foo Fighters/Dave Grohl and Kings of Leon). The Stephanies hope you enjoy it. Rest well, Meat.
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Here in episode 186, Martin explains the top five songs with 'The Pasha Sound'
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Remembering the late great Jeff Beck, the guitarist’s guitarist. An innovator and an iconoclast with a bold experimental spirit, Jeff left his unique stamp on hundreds of great songs.
Songs
In Memoriam
Podcasts
Books
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In the conversation, journalist Larry Fitzmaurice talks about the overwhelming amount of music today. With an estimated 60,000-100,000 tracks uploaded to Spotify alone, it's nearly impossible to keep track of everything!
Larry addresses the issue on his blog and how he has a series of playlists to ensure he never misses anything. He offers advice on discovering new music and encourages people to trust the recommendations of real people rather than algorithms.
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The boys are BACK! LC & Bakko are back from a long holiday break with a spankin new Supershow. So much discussed including: A Bro-Dragon update. LC's Ghost Poop. Bakko has a horror movie idea. Dad jokes. Metallica news. Pantera. Ticketmaster. Taylor Swift. Billy Corgan's snacking habits. Mick Mars disappearance. Gene Simmons on Bill Maher. Choosing between the cost of a Bret Michaels VIP package vs. a Costco membership and somehow... more. We say THANK YOU for your patience. It's 2023 and we are ready to rock!
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Music:
The Bus Boys - The Boys Are Back In Town
Holy White Hounds - Ghost Arm
Metallica - It's Electric
Johnny Lang - Lie To Me
Unkle Daddy - Green Devil
Thirsty Curses - Thank You For Being A Friend
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In this episode we welcome the truly legendary Pamela Des Barres, all the way from her native San Fernando Valley, and invite her to reminisce about the all-girl GTOs, Frank Zappa, Lowell George... and plenty more besides.
The bestselling author of 1987's groupie confessional I'm With The Band describes how she entered the Laurel Canyon orbit of ringmaster Zappa, and how the motley troupe he christened Girls Together Outrageously came into being. The former Miss Pamela talks about her fellow "Misses" Mercy and Christine, then describes the sessions for the group's unruly 1969 classic Permanent Damage. This leads on to a discussion of the Groupie phenomenon and its problematic nature in the #MeToo era. In passing, we hear about Rodney Bingenheimer's English Disco and 1974's Hollywood Street Revival and Trash Dance show.
The somewhat different — yet not entirely unrelated — L.A. domain of the canyon singer-songwriter crowd is considered as we hear clips from co-host Barney Hoskyns' 2003 audio interview with James Taylor/Linda Ronstadt producer Peter Asher. Following discussion of Ronstadt, Joni Mitchell and their mutual paramour John David Souther, we circle back to the GTOs and the guest appearance of the late Jeff Beck on Permanent Damage. We then pay extensive tribute to Beck's eclectic genius and unique technique.
We conclude with quotes from notable RBP library additions, including pieces about Bonnie Raitt recording at Bearsville, L.A. session bassist Carol Kaye and apocalyptic jazz trio Comet Is Coming.
Many thanks to special guest Pamela Des Barres. Visit her website at pameladesbarresofficial.com for details of her podcast, books and more.
Pieces discussed: The GTOs by Miles, A Requiem for Miss Christine, Girls Together Outrageously, Miss Mercy, Los Angeles Clubs, Rodney Bingenheimer, The GTOs live, Peter Asher audio, Jeff Beck audio, Jeff Beck by Eden, Jeff Beck by Alan Light, Jeff Beck by Kate Mossman, Bonnie Raitt, Ethel Merman, Carol Kaye, Compiling by gender and The Comet is Coming.
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As often happens when the Imbalanced Brothers dig into a topic, they experienced wonder and discovery, only one of which is an ELO album title! Sure, they're both huge fans, sure they listened to Electric Light Orchestra a lot, but there's always a story inside the story that surprises, or even amazes. In this case, the reminder of just how great their music was, is part of the experience. The soundtrack for this episode is extra lush!
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