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LC & Bakko recap the Blizzard of Pod. Mick Mars retiring.  John 5 is joining. Lynch Mob is back. Great White has another new singer while their former singers do a story tellers show but no one tells Mitch Malloy. Five Finger Death Punch singer Ivan cashes in his heavy metal pension. And Blink 182 is latest artist to do absolutely nothing about Ticketmaster fucking over their fans.  

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Songs Featured: 

Bonfire - Sweet Obsession

Bulletboys - Once Upon A Time

Brides of Destructionm - I Don't Care

Lynch Mob - All Things Must Pass

Jack Russell - Unchained

Five Finger Death Punch - Wash It All AwayLC 

Blink 182 - Dumpweed

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Music is a huge part of any sporting event. Teams and stadiums use it to get crowds fired up and into the game, so much so that there are certain songs that you automatically associate with sports. 

In honor of the World Series, the Prisoners of Rock and Roll are holding our own music pep rally and talking about the best music to hear at a sporting event. Nothing gets a crowd fired up like Thunderstruck by AC/DC or Seven Nation’s Army by the White Stripes. And who hasn’t been at a game where they fire up some It Takes Two by Rob Base or Rock and Roll Part 2 by Gary Glitter

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During the early part of the pandemic, the Imbalanced Boys Zoom'd with Steve Hackett in lockdown. That episode turned out to be a classic!!! His Under A Mediterranean Sky album was the soundscape of that first interview. 

Catching up recently with Hackett backstage before a stop on his recent UK tour, he informs about what's been going on with him and his band, including the "Seconds Out" tour. He talks about that period in Genesis history, and about his own musical evolution.

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As The Wolf has moved to London & around Europe he finds progressive rock to be a very English sub genre of rock music.  Growing up an Anglophile when it came to rock music, he was fascinated by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Cream, Led Zeppelin and all the blues based guitar driven rock.  But progressive rock has different textures and flavors, not to mention some bands that to this day are still mostly unknown in the US.

So who does he get to lead him on a journey to get to know UK prog legends Gentle Giant around the 50th anniversary of their Octopus album?  Why a 30 year old American, of course.  Autumn Hawk Percival is a songwriter, singer and multi-instrumentalist who has passion and knowledge for prog music.  Ahead of the release of her own new album, she takes us on a tour of the soundscapes of these UK proggers in an album that has become known as the turning point in their career.  Hear why the eccentric literary references, offbeat harmonies and odd sounds all craft a soundscape that Autumn finds appealing and hear her articulate those feelings to us lowbrow rockers.

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This week Tom & Zeus finally meet the Phantom, the Phantom of the Park that is. Yes, Tom & Zeus do a live commentary of the cult KISS classic, "KISS Meets The Phantom Of The Park!" 

The 1978 television movie, KISS Meets The Phantom Of The Park was produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions and starred KISS at the height of their popularity. The movie didn't turn out to be quite the movie the band had hope for, but is now considered legendary. 

The Loudcasters community has been waiting and requesting a breakdown of this movie by Tom & Zeus for years. What better way to review the movie, but with a live commentary. As expected, the guys do not hold back. This is everything you can imagine it to be and more. 

Tune in this Halloween and start a new tradition by listening to SIOL & "KISS Meets The Phantom Of The Park!" 

Oh one of us is an attorney and recommends that we state that technically we are reviewing "Attack Of The Phantoms," because its more accessible than "KISS Meets The Phantom Of The Park," since Attack is on KISSOLOGY Volume Two. So SETTLE DOWN KISS NERDS!!!

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On this episode of Audio Judo, Matthew and Kyle take a trip to Southern California with No Doubt's 1995 album Tragic Kingdom.

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Notes updated November 3, 2022

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It's a burst of Bent News this week! Dig in and get word on...

-The Rolling Stones album!

-James Hetfield's Halloween #ST4 Eddie Munson tribute!

-Dolly Parton's Rock album invites include Page & Plant!

-Type O Negative's new CBD products!

-A Fripp & Toyah update!

-RIPs, Fall releases & more1

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Steve Rapport's camera has taken him on quite a journey, from the very beginning, shooting Robert Plant's Honeydrippers while he was at University, to being in the camera well at Live Aid, getting shots of Freddie Mercury and Bono. His journey continues now in New Orleans where he has the good fortune to capture Amy Schumer and Arcade Fire in action. And WE have the good fortune to talk with Steve about his life and career today on the podcast.   

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Tomorrow's hits today!!! These 12 tracks just missed making our Top 20! Bubbling Under tracks often make it into our Top 20 in ensuing months. Here's a taste of what's in your musical future:)

Featuring music from MESSER, Shygirl, MoHead Mike & Big Boogie, Bad Bunny,  Benny Benassi & Anabel England, GloRilla, Justine Champagne (feat Snoop Dogg),  bbno$, Kane Brown, Mau P,  Godsmack, and Dorothy!

Track List:

Unfvckwitable - MESSER

Shlut -Shygirl

PTPOM (No Bologna) Remix - MoHead Mike & Big Boogie

Me Porto Bonito - Bad Bunny

If She Ain't Country - Justin Champagne ft Snoop Dogg

I see london i see france - bbno$

Grand - Kane Brown

Blessed - GloRilla

Drugs From Amsterdam - Mau P

Surrender - Godsmack

Lightwaves - Benny Benassi & Anabel Englund

Black Sheep - Dorothy

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On this episode of Throughline, we explore the concept of 'Mean Everything To Nothing' by Manchester Orchestra.

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