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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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“See Emily Play” was only Pink Floyd’s 2nd single, but it was a watershed moment in psychedelic rock history. Though Syd Barrett’s body of work was relatively small, he left behind a huge legacy that’s still influencing people today. This song is one of the highlights of his short and tragic career.

“See Emily Play” (Syd Barrett) Copyright 1967 Westminster Music Limited
 

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On the  2nd episode of Dorm Damage with Tom & Zeus, the guys talk about the 1990's must have item for music lovers, the 5 disc CD player!  The guys each had their 5 disc CD player at college and they discuss the significance and the novelty of it.  

They then give the 5 CDs of Alternative/Grunge music that they would have in their respective 5 disc CD player and a couple of honorable mentions while in college between 1991-1995.

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We are proud to welcome 2 legends of music - Guy Pratt & Gary Kemp.  Gary may be best known from his days as the guitarist & lead songwriter of Spandau Ballet but you may also know him as an actor (The Bodyguard).  Guy Pratt took over for Roger Waters on bass in Pink Floyd and has worked with superstars like Michael Jackson, Madonna, David Gilmour and so many more. 

Not only are they inspirations because of their musical talents but they host an extraordinary podcast, The Rockonteurs.  We chatted with them about their current tour of the US with Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets and what it's like to play music from Pink Floyd's pre-Dark Side catalog.  You'll find them quick with a joke but also very sincere as Guy talks about singing Rick Wright's parts on stage, Gary following in the footsteps of Syd Barrett, David Gilmour and David Bowie & the fun they have on the Rockonteurs.

This is a special show for us as we've wanted to have Guy on since we reviewed Pink Floyd's Delicate Sound of Thunder on episode 3.  PInk Floyd fans may also want to download Episode 69 on A Momentary Lapse of Reason and Episode 75 on Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets live at Royal Albert Hall in London.

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On this episode of Throughline: Traces.

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The Smithereens dominated modern rock radio in the early 80s to mid 90s with songs like "Only A Memory" and "A Girl Like You". Despite the tragic loss of their lead singer, Pat DiNizio, the band soldiers on with guest vocalists Marshall Crenshaw and The Gin Blossoms Robin Wilson taking the vocals. Guitarist Jim Babjak and drummer Dennis Diken visit the What Difference Does It Make virtual studios and talk up their passion for 60s pop songs, the road to success, and this mysterious lost album from the 90s, strangely enough, called The Lost Album. 

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We count down the 20 hottest songs in the Strip clubs! Culled from PANDA reporting DJs in strip clubs all around the country! Songs from Ayron Jones, Nicki Minaj, David Guetta & Bebe Rexha, Daddy Yankee, Pitbull, Tiesto & Charli XCX, You'll See One Day, Nickelback, City Girls (feat Usher),  BLACKPINK, Bad Bunny, Niel Degas (feat Scarlett),  Lenny Tavares/Piso 21/Chencho Corleone, Trina & Latto, Austin Tate, Chef Sean bbNo$ & Diplo, FISHER, Fred Again.. & Swedish House Mafia ft Future, and DaBaby & Davido!

Remixes by MarkCutz, FJ Mike D, R3hab and Funkymix!

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Filthy - Ayron Jones

Super Freaky Girl - Nicki Minaj

I'm Good (Blue)(ULTI-reMIX) - David Guetta & Bebe Rexha

Hot - Daddy Yankee, Pitbull

Hot In It - Tiesto & Charli XCX

Get On The Pole - You’ll See One Day

San Quentin - Nickelback

Good Love - City Girls (feat. Usher)

Pink Venom (Funkymix remix) - BLACKPINK 

Titi Me Pregunto -Bad Bunny

Don’t Need You (feat. Scarlett) - Niel Degas

Neverita - DJ Serg Sniper Club Edit) - Bad Bunny

A Quien No Le Gusta - Lenny Tavarez, Piso 21, and Chencho Corleone

Clap - Trina & Latto

Late Night Body Talking - Austin Tate

Flex Off - Chef Sean

Pogo - bbno$ & Diplo

Yeah The Girls (feat MERYLL) - FISHER

Turn On The Lights again (Kastra Bootleg - Remix) - Fred Again.. & Swedish House Mafia ft Future

Showing Off Her Body - DaBaby & Davido

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• Intro to the topic - part 3 of in the series on "Greatest Label of All-Time"

• Blue Note - the label that brought the "cool" and "vibe" of jazz to the world (Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell, Art Blakey, John Coltrane, Horace Silver, Grant Green, Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, Kenny Clarke, Freddie Roach and more) and its revival including Norah Jones and Amos Lee.

• Island Records - with legends like Jimmy Cliff, Toots, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Richard Thompson, John Martyn, Cat Stevens, Nick Drake and U2.

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We're back this week for another Best & Worst episode; this time we're tackling the catalog of White Lion.

White Lion, formed in New York in the early 1980's, featured all the ingredients that a band needed to propel them to stardom. Led by Danish-born front man Mike Tramp and the virtuosity of guitarist Vito Bratta, the band had the hooks, mind-bending guitar solos, and looks that were required to make it big in the 1980's.

White Lion would start to build a following in the New York and New Jersey areas culminating with the release of 1985's debut album 'Fight to Survive.' After dealing with record company politics that would cause the album to be released overseas first before it was available in America, the band failed to hit it big but would garner attention in the rock press.

With 1987's sophomore release 'Pride,' the band hit pay dirt. Produced by the legendary Michael Wagener, the album was replete with arena rock tunes that seemed a perfect fit for radio play. Once the single for 'Wait' hit MTV, the band's profile rose quickly. The release of power ballad 'When the Children Cry' catapulted the band to new heights.

1989's 'Big Game' album saw the band team up with Wagener again to continued success. The single 'Little Fighter' did well at radio and also showed listeners that White Lion wasn't going to shy away from heavy subject-matter. Other songs like 'If My Mind is Evil' and 'Cry for Freedom' cemented that point. The juxtaposition of the bands' image combined with their willingness to break out of the 'party-rock' trend of lyrical content certainly was a contrast to other bands of the day.

By 1991, the tides of popular rock music were shifting, making the release of 'Mane Attraction' a possible victim of circumstance. The album is every bit as eclectic as it's predecessor; but was it to a fault?

We talk about all of these releases this week and share our thoughts on the songs, the playing, the direction of the band and more. We also pick our favorite and least-favorite song from each album.

We hope you enjoy The Best & Worst of White Lion and SHARE with a friend!

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HIGHLIGHTS:

Pleasant Gehman is a Hollywood rock ‘n’ roll icon. During the 1970s, she was one of the first punks in Los Angeles, documenting the scene she helped create in her fanzine ‘Lobotomy’,which led to writing for many of the top mainstream rock publications. 

In this outtake from my interview with Pleasant for the Rock is Lit episode that features Janet Fitch’s rock novel ‘Paint it Black’, Pleasant talks about some of the hottest punk bands in L.A. in the early ‘80s, when ‘Paint it Black’ is set, including The Cramps, The Weirdos, The Germs, Blondie, The Nerves, The Zeros, The Damned, and Black Flag; seeing X’s very first show; working for a booking agency called Hollywood International Talent owned by Marshall Berle (nephew of Milton Berle) with Belinda Carlisle. We also talk about the decline of the L.A. punk scene in the very early ‘80s and how Janet Fitch’s rock novel ‘Paint it Black’ accurately depicts this shift. 

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