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This week Tom & Zeus review KISS: Story Of Their Songs which just debuted on the REELZ network. The REELZ station has series called, Story Of Their Songs, which explores songs of a band that help define them. For KISS, they examine three songs that helped KISS establish themselves as one of the greatest rock bands ever. 

For KISS, the series selects 3 KISS songs and then they have special guests breakdown the tracks in between videos, interviews with the band and a narrator who gives a general information about the band's history. 

This episode has many familiar faces such as Eddie Trunk, Dee Snider, Martin Popoff and more. However, it also includes Steve Vai, Joe Bonamassa, Ken Sharp, Marty Friedman, Anton Fig, Producer Michael James Jackson, Riki Rachtman, Engineer Jay Messina, Art Director Dennis Woloch and more. 

The boys discuss the one hour episode and debate the three songs chosen by REELZ as quintessential songs in KISS' career. They then rank the documentary against the previously reviewed KISS documentaries on SIOL. 

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The Record Store Recon edition of the Goldmine Podcast puts the Michigan record shop Vertigo Music up for discussion after (somewhat) anonymous reporter Dr. Disc takes a trip there to review it. He brought guest Tom Trauma from the Punk Till I Die podcast along, and they come to the conclusion that this is probably the best store to go to in the state. Listen why.

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On this episode of Audio Judo, Matthew and Kyle continue down Kyle's rabbit hole into Beatles-adjacent bands when then talk about Badfinger's 1970 album "Magic Christian Music."

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Episode info and notes updated June 15, 2022.

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U2 planted the seeds for "The Joshua Tree" during an existential journey through America. As Irishmen in the 1970s, the band grew up with the belief that America was a place of freedom and prosperity, a symbol of hope and a refuge for all people. However, global politics of the 1980s undermined that impression. Bradley Morgan joins us to explore the political, social, and cultural themes rooted in "The Joshua Tree" when it was originally released in 1987 and how those themes resonated as a response to the election of Donald Trump when U2 toured for the album's 30th anniversary. He juxtaposes the band's journey through America with his own journey by becoming an Irish citizen in the age of Trump and places the album's relevance in context with the current political climate.

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This week Tom & Zeus welcome back AEW Wrestling Superstar, lead singer of Fozzy & host of the Talk is Jericho Podcast, Le Champion himself, Chris Jericho and his Non Makeup KISS inspired band, Kuarantine to Shout It Out Loudcast! 

Kuarantine consists of 5 awesome musicians with their own careers who joined together to celebrate their love of Non-Makeup KISS music. Jericho is joined by the killer duo guitar attack of Joe McGuinness (Klassik 78) & Charlie Parra del Riego (Kobra And The Lotus), bassist extraordinaire and funny man, PJ Farley (Trixter) and the kick ass drummer, Kent Slucher (Luke Bryan). Kuarantine was formed during the pandemic and has released 4 singles of KISS songs to date, No, No, No, Heart of Chrome, Love's A Deadly Weapon and Silver Spoon. The songs have climbed the rock charts and surpassed KISS' own charts during that era. 

The guys discuss all things Non-Makeup KISS, the songs, the era and the bond that connects the band because of this specific era. They breakdown their break out performance at Creatures Fest and what's in store for Kuarantine. 

As usual this SIOL conversation is filled with insults, laughs and more. The guys get honest about about this era of KISS and their KISStory. 

So don't miss this unique episode or you will skidmark your knickers!

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It was the early days of MTV, and it was also the early days of our podcast, circa 2018, when we dissected the videos played on August 1, 1981, the day MTV was launched. This day was so important, we made it a two-part episode. In the first part, we debate our way through the first 15 videos played on MTV. We discover that one of our favorite Pat Benatar songs is, in fact a cover. We question the musical direction of Styx. And, Holly learns the definition of brass when it's in one's pocket.

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The Bad Wolves guitarist is reveling in the return to the stage after a long lockdown period. When he's not shaking the rafters, Doc Coyle loves playing basketball and carefully navigates the treacherous waters of the social media world while trying to play up his "regularness" as a rock star.

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This week on Cobras & Fire. Stadium Tour dynamic ticket pricing update. Tommy Lee fakes the drums. LC attends a cornhole tournament. Bakko puts ramps in his house. Pantera reunites. Home brewing beer is no longer cool.  KISS announces another 100 shows. Sam Loomis goes dark.  Nita Strauss has a new job. Geoff Tate takes us on a guided horseback tour of Montana ghost towns. And an ode to the recent passing of producer Michael James Jackson. The perfect ep for people with too much time on their hands. 

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