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This week Tom & Zeus bring back SIOL's favorite bootlegger, Roy Damm to break down, discuss and yes, identify who he believes is the person behind all the unseen KISS video footage that has taken the KISS Army by storm, the mysterious, Sam Loomis. 

The guys ask Roy to share his thoughts on the whole KISS drama created by these, mostly never before seen footage. Roy also talks about his long term relationship with Curt Gooch, the so-called KISS buyers group and the man that he identifies as Sam Loomis. 

As expected, Roy does not pull any punches and speaks HIS truth. This is a must listen to episode KISS Army!

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We're back this week with a brand edition of Demolicious! Sometimes, the coolest stuff gets left off of albums from our favorite artists. This week, we thought we'd highlight some of our favorite tracks that were either left off or were earlier versions of the finished product.

This week you'll get cool demos and unreleased tracks from lots of great artists. Aaron brings cool songs from AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Faster Pussycat, Wednesday 13, Enuff Z'nuff, Metallica, Tuff, Micky Ratt, and Mark St. John (allegedly). Chris features tracks by Alice in Chains, Pantera, Cinderella, Scorpions, Killer Dwarfs, Alice Cooper, Thin Lizzy, and King Kobra.

Finding much info on many of these songs was difficult. If you have more background on some of these tracks, please let it in the comments section. Also, let us know what are some of your favorite demos and unreleased tracks!

We hope you enjoy this edition of Demolicious and SHARE with a friend!

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The focus here, after a classic two-part episode about Hendrix in the Fall of 2019, is the game-changing album, "Are You Experienced?" The Experience's debut set fire to all conventions except the use of instruments and electricity to create sound!!! Jimi's brilliance is underlined by the perfect sonic bed by Noel & Mitch for the exercising of the passions exhibited in those grooves!

The social conditions of the times are discussed as are their impact on the final contents of both the U.S. and U.K. versions of the album.

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60 years ago today, Robert Zimmerman legally changed his name to Bob Dylan! And with me to talk about the significance of the name change, the reason behind the decision and what impact it had on Bob's career, is friend of the show, author and podcaster Stephen Arnoff! 

Check out Stephen's book and podcast called Bob Dylan: About Man & God & Law

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Doomgaze is exactly what it sounds like: a blend of the slow and sludgy pace of doom metal with the wall-of-sound and ethereal vocals we've come to associate with shoegaze. Pencey Sloe is a French band that appear to have unintentionally stumbled into this label, or as lead singer Diane Pellotieri often puts it, their style is "completely uncontrolled, free, and blind." While the "doom" part of the label certainly applies during the heavier and sludgier moments of their music, what stands out most about Pencey Sloe is the melancholic, darkly luminous beauty of the vocals and lyrical themes. We chat about their debut LP Don't Believe, Watch Out and look ahead to the upcoming record Neglect that drops this fall.

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On this episode of Throughline, Christian talks about Snow Patrol's "A Hundred Million Suns."

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• Intro - songs almost always rhyme...when they don't, it requires a certain kind of genius to do it in a way that you may have never noticed.

• REM

• Alanis Morrisette

• INXS

• The Drifters

• Elton John

• Willie Nelson

• Joni Mitchell

• Crosby, Stills & Nash

• Ron Sexsmith

• Sheryl Crow

• And more...

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In this special encore episode of Yesterday’s Concert, I’ve turned the microphone over to you to share from your jam journals. Grab your earplugs as we hear four music fans recount their first Grateful Dead show.   

Shows included: 

Ben Horowitz: Rochester 1970

Claire Rae Randall: Europe '72 (Wembley N2)

John Conroy: UCSB Stadium 1974

Michelle Wagner Conniff: Cornell 1977

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-Joe Walsh's VetAid concert featuring the original James Gang & Friends!

-Noel Gallagher Serenaded In Ibiza!

-A Lost CCR Album!

-Weird Al Biopic Update!

-New Stones Series On Epix, A Blink-182 Rumor And More!

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Few albums in history have had the cultural impact as Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On". Universally loved by music fans around the world, it's an album like none before it. Few records have captured the zeitgeist and remained as relevant as this album -- Marvin's crowning achievement. On this episode, we take a deep dive into the title cut to discover the elements that make up this masterpiece.

"What's Going On" (Marvin Gaye, Al Cleveland and Renaldo Benson) Copyright 1970, 1971, 1972 Jobette Music Co, Inc.

If you liked this episode, check out our previous episode featuring the great Marvin Gaye:

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-- This show is just one of many great music-themed podcasts on the Pantheon Podcasts network, where you'll find dozens of other shows featuring the artists & the music we love. 

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