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Tarot and astrology expert Theresa Reed is the author of eight metaphysical books. Her latest, “Twist Your Fate: Manifest Success With Astrology And Tarot” is a terrific guide to getting what you want out of life the “witchy woo woo” way. 

In this episode, hostess Pleasant Gehman and Theresa talk about everything from her new book to the best ways to deal with Mercury Retrograde, what your moon sign says about you, and the fascinating science of Astrocartography. They get into 1970’s and 80’s punk and seeing Bowie, Patti Smith, The Sex Pistols and The Plasmatics back in the day. Plus more stories involving psychedelic drugs, True Detective Magazine and Jason Momoa...but as separate entities, not one story.

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STEWART COPELAND, rightly regarded as one of the greatest rock drummers of all time, joins Paul to talk all about his career with The Police, their struggles to start with, the dynamics between him and Sting and what caused the friction, how the studio and song writing process evolved as the success built, the band's split at the height of their fame, their subsequent re-union tour almost 30 years later and what the relationship is like between the members today. 

We also dive into Stewarts most recent work too, re-imagining The Police songs using an orchestra - and Stings reaction to this - a project about Italian witches involving Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders and of course about the recent Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert that Stewart performed at, at London's Wembley Stadium.

It's a fascinating conversation with Stewart pulling no punches, his charismatic personality on show at all times. 

Also on the episode you'll hear Paul's Top 5 songs from the Police and your thoughts on last week's Top 5 Pat Travers songs.

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Los Juanchos Hablan Metal en un episodio especial, donde ambos Juanchos dejamos a un lado el genero del Metal y el Hard Rock para rendirle tributo a uno de los mas talentosos artistas/musicos latinoamericanos en la historia del Rock en español. Marciano Cantero, vocalista y bajista de la banda Los Enanitos Verdes. #enanitosverdes #ol #rock #rockenespa #sodastereo #musica #s #caifanes #hombresg #a #music #rocknacional #heroesdelsilencio #lamentoboliviano #frases #argentina #callejeros #rocklatino #rockargentino #rockentuidioma #donosvaldo #miguelmateos #marcianocantero #os #frasescjs #charlygarcia #cover #andrescalamaro #livemusic #mana

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This week Tom & Zeus welcome the KISS inspired band Klassik '78. Klassik '78 is made up of Boston's own Tom Higgins (Gene & Ace) along with returning guest, Kuarantine's Joe McGinness (Paul) & legendary Anthrax drummer and returning guest, Charlie Benante. 

Klassik '78 plays all original material in the spirit of KISS from its beginning to the 1978 solo albums. The band's sound and spirit channels early KISS and makes you wonder if what you're listening to isn't a missing 1970's KISS album. 

The guys breakdown Klassik '78's killer new album "Phantoms" SIOL style. They go through each track and breakdown the KISS Easter Eggs spread throughout the album. 

Tom, Joe & Charlie passionately discuss what it is about early KISS that really inspires them and how they channeled that through this new album. 

This is one of the best SIOL / KISS discussions and will remind you why you fell in love with KISS in the first place! 

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Who was the mysterious Q Lazzarus? The artist best known for her breakout single in "Silence of the Lambs" died tragically this summer, and the public is still learning about her life. We attempt to help excavate her legacy in this episode, including talking about the upcoming documentary about her life, her surprising occupation at the time of her passing, and of course, the memories and stories we associate with her music. On the way, we talk about recent concerts we've seen, including seeing Father John Misty in Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

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In  this episode, Martin explains the top five 'no category bands'

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This week we're joined by fellow podcaster Victor Ruiz as we travel overseas for Where You Come From: France!

After highlighting French band BlackRain on a recent episode, our friend Victor clued us into several great rock and metal bands from that part of the world. It just made sense to turn the idea into an episode and share this music with you!

Bands highlighted in this special episode include Rising Steel, Eternal Flight, Gojira, Iron Lizards, Avaland, Overdrivers, Rise of the Northstar, Hangman's Chair, Devoid, Headcharger, Dagoba, H-Bomb, Satan Jokers, and Molybaron. It's a whole lot of stuff that was new to us and we're assuming it'll be new to you.

Check out Victor Ruiz on the now-completed Mars Attacks podcast and the upcoming Signals from Mars podcast.

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In this episode, we invite Jason King to tell us about his multi-faceted career, from his Canadian upbringing to his chairmanship of Brooklyn's Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music.

Along the way, Jason talks about his writing on LGBTQ icons from Sylvester and Luther Vandross to Queen's Freddie Mercury, of whom he is writing a major biography. Jason recalls writing for Vibe and the Village Voice in the Noughties, listens to clips from Bill Brewster's 2002 audio interview with Boy George and discusses the brilliant career of — and new album by — Beyoncé.

After Jason and his co-hosts pay homage to revered Warner-Reprise chief Mo Ostin, Mark quotes from newly-added library pieces about John Lennon, the Jam, AC/DC and Primal Scream. Jasper rounds things off with remarks on a 1998 interview with Mo Ostin signing Prince, then known as "The Artist Formerly Known as..."

Many thanks to special guest Jason King. Find him on Instagram and Twitter @jasonkingsays.

Pieces discussed: Little Richard, Queen, Pop's great awokening, Gay soul, Boy George audio, Destiny's Child, Beyoncé, Beyoncé in the movies, Mo Ostin, John Lennon, The Jam, Joan Jett, Primal Scream, Newport Folk Festival, Tim Buckley, AC/DC, Radiohead and Prince.

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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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The Sex Pistols were one of the pioneers of the music, fashion, and attitude of the punk rock movement. They were only together for about 2 ½ a half years and released just one album. But over that period, they were just as famous (or infamous) for their behavior as they were as for their music. They didn’t care what you, the music industry, or society thought about them.

Led by front man Johnny Rotten and an illiterate guitar player named Steve Jones who stole one of his first axes from David Bowie, they took a scorched Earth, double middle finger, bugger off attitude toward everything. 

Over their short career, they were kicked off of two record labels, banned from British television, caused dozens of fights, and became the embodiment of punk rock anarchy. Then there’s the tragedy of Sid Viscious, who became an icon of the nihilistic live fast / die young attitude up when he died of a heroin overdose while out on bail for allegedly murdering his girlfriend. 

In this episode of Prisoners of Rock and Roll, we’re taking a close look at the Sex Pistols. Including their chaotic manager Malcolm McClaren, the fights, the censorship, a Christmas party they threw for working class kids, and that one frigging amazing album that changed music forever.

Our show is sponsored by our home base of McCusker's Tavern at 17th and Shunk Streets in Philadelphia. We are proud supporters of our friends at Boldfoot Socks. We are just one of the dozens of awesome shows on the Pantheon Podcast Network.

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