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This week we welcome our first guest who is a member of the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame Steve Hackett.  Though a bit weary after wrapping a tour of Australia, New Zealand & Japan, Steve graciously joined us to talk about his travels, recent tour stops and all the exciting things he's been up to.

Steve's Seconds Out & more tour has been very well received on 4 continents and he shows no signs of slowing down.  On September 2 he'll release a live CD/LP/DVD of the Seconds Out Tour and on September 9 he embarks on a 25 date tour of the UK to celebrate the Genesis classic Foxtrot at 50!

Hear Steve talk about his creative process, how he recently played Duane Allman's 1957 Les Paul from the Layla sessions, the difference between playing acoustic live vs. plugged in and so much more!  UAWIL episodes 5, 6, 28 & 44 are also about Steve's solo work, his time in Genesis and live performances - please check those out as well.

See Steve live on the Foxtrot at 50 Tour!

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LC & Bakko the Taylor Hawkins Tribute show in London. A listener critiques the two of them. Ozzy has a new album and performs at an NFL game. Black Veil Brides cancel a show. Sammy Hagar shows his age. Rammstein dials back the fire.  And they discuss the role politics should play in their show. 

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Motley Crue - Kickstart My Heart

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Shout It Out Loudcast proudly premieres its newest sidecast, Dorm Damage with Tom & Zeus, the show where anything and everything is on the table and the table gets smashed!

DD opens with perhaps the most infamous Tom & Zeus story from Stonehill College.  

The legendary tale of "Mr Feces"

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We're back to cover all the latest happenings in the rock and metal music worlds with New Noize Weekly!

Wendy Dio recently stated in an interview that Ronnie James Dio was always overlooked while he was alive. Is that true? We give our thoughts.

Ozzy Osbourne is releasing a documentary on the making of his new album 'Patient Number 9.' We give our thoughts on the album as well as our take on the recent Halftime performance that was cut early for television viewers.

Mental health struggles continue to be a hot topic in the music community with the recent passing of Soilwork member David Andersson at a young age.We discuss our feelings on this sad trend that's taking place not only in the entertainment field, but society at large.

The Dead Daisies have been forced to temporarily shuffle their lineup with the recent illness suffered by Glenn Hughes. The band had to cancel their Nashville appearance due to Hughes' fighting a throat infection.

Other topics covered this week include Ghost's Tobias Forge commenting on the over-saturation of the touring industry, Chris Holmes not receiving any help (or even a phone call) from Blackie Lawless during his cancer fight, Kane Robert's recent return to Alice Cooper's band and much more!

We hope you enjoy New Noize Weekly for the week of 09.20.22 and SHARE with a friend!

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In this episode we welcome the great Richard Goldstein and invite him to relive his days as the Village Voice's "Pop Eye" columnist in the '60s — and his heady experiences in New York and California in that tumultuous decade.

Richard takes us back to his Bronx youth and the early discovery of writers such as Joyce, Dostoyevsky and Voice co-founder Norman Mailer. He also recalls his subsequent exposure to Tom Wolfe and Susan Sontag — both of whom he knew — and explains their influence on his very personal writing style. The second piece he ever wrote for the Voice gives us the chance to discuss that most outré of '60s girl groups, the fabulous Shangri-Las, and to hear clips from Tony Scherman's 1993 audio interview with the trio's mentor-producer George "Shadow" Morton.

From the "Las" we turn our attention to the Byrds and the dawning "rock" revolution Richard chronicled so adroitly. We also discuss his immersion in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury scene — plus the attraction to hippie heroes such as Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir that indirectly led to his coming-out and to his militant fight for gay rights as he subsequently rose to the position of Executive Editor at the Voice.

Notwithstanding his marvellous 2015 memoir Another Little Piece of My Heart — frequently cited in this episode — Richard poignantly explains how the deaths of Janis Joplin and others made it almost impossible to write any longer about music.

Many thanks to special guest Richard Goldstein; find him at richardgoldsteinonline.com and buy his books, including Another Little Piece of My Heart, at any good bookshop.

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Getting the chance to talk to one of the world's best drummers is always exciting. When Markus and Ray got confirmation of the session, both wished that they'd worn their brown pants. Brown bitches secured, they sat down with Nick Mason, of Pink Floyd, to discuss his upcoming tour with his Saucerful Of Secrets band, and as much as they could, in a short Zoom window!

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“Here” is another episode of the podcast where we can kick it and just listen to some music with a story — like we usually do. In this episode of THE STORY SONG PODCAST, your hosts review the 2015 pop/R&B hit, “Here” by singer/songwriter Alessia Cara. In this episode, we’ll discuss pre-pandemic social distancing anthems, playact a fancy dinner party, and solve the mystery of the girl in the kitchen gossiping about her friends. So, tell your people when they’re ready that we’re ready with this episode of THE STORY SONG PODCAST.

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In this episode we welcome legendary Island Records founder Chris Blackwell and invite him to reminisce about key moments in his career at the helm of one of the UK's great independent labels.

Chris describes his youth in Jamaica, his early exposure to Kingston's sound systems, and his move back to England in 1962. From Millie's 1964 smash 'My Boy Lollipop' to Island's expansion from ska and blue beat into rock and folk, the Harrow-educated mogul reflects on the vital importance of artists such as Steve Winwood, Free, John Martyn and of course the Wailers, the band that made roots reggae a global phenomenon. Clips from a 1988 audio interview with Bunny Wailer prompt reflections on the "Blackheart Man" and his role within the group. A discussion of the Compass Point studio Chris built in the Bahamas takes us to the Island reinvention of Grace Jones and the stunning early '80s albums she made there with the immortal rhythm section of Sly Dunbar & Robbie Shakespeare.

References to the week's featured writer Rob Partridge — Island's head of press from 1977 to 1991 — leads to recall of the label's biggest act, U2, and the eventual sale of Island to Polygram... not forgetting Chris' signing of the singular Tom Waits in 1983.

Many thanks to special guest Chris Blackwell, whose autobiography The Islander is published by Nine Eight Books and available now.

Pieces discussed: Maureen Cleave on Ska and Blue Beat, Chris Blackwell in conversation with Richard Green, Richard Williams on Island Records, David Toop on the sale of Island Records, Rob Partridge on Free, Rob Partridge on Reggae and Bunny Wailer in conversation with Mark Sinker (audio).

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This week on JBTV the Podcast, Jerry Bryant and Greg Corner talk about all things Riot Fest 2022!

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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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