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Continuing our conversations with music industry insiders, artists, etc. Todays episode is with Florida author and journalist Bill de Young together with New York singer songwriter Ed Rogers who talk about Tom Petty, Ray Davies and Bruce Springsteen

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Joe reveals the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2022 to Kristen and special guest Joey Devine. It's Christmas morning! This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

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This week Tom & Zeus celebrate "May The 4th Be With You," by combining two things they love, KISS & Star Wars and by continuing their series of ranking track numbers of KISS studio albums. The guys are now ranking the Top Ten best 4th track off of KISS studio albums.

As usual the guy's lists are unpredictable, which leads to a great SIOL KISS discussion about songs, track placements and deep tracks.

This week's episode also includes Britney Spears, Julie Newmar/Catwoman & Ava Gardner, who you will never think about in the same manner ever again.

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Jon Bon Jovi vocal struggles. LC getting baptized at a Local H show. Bach v. Jericho v. Trunk v. Santa Cruz. Eddie Van Halen tribute tour rumors. Being discriminated for being a KISS fan. LC & Bakko wonder if the listeners think Aaron Camaro or Craig Smith is in the studio when we record. Horrible people hooking up and more.

Local H - 4/20/22 Setlist via Spotify

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Music:

Bon Jovi - Have A Nice Day

Crobot - Set You Free

KISS - I Just Wanna

Richie Sambora - Ballad Of Youth

Lee Moracchioli - Girl You Know It's True

Van Halen - Tattoo

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Mark Tremonti embarks on a journey with his most personal album he's ever recorded "Tremonti Sings Frank Sinatra". He chats with The Hook Rocks on how his daughter being diagnosed with Down Syndrome inspired not only this project but his current & future work raising money for Down Syndrome. Mark also shares his thoughts on the song selection, working with the surviving members of Sinatra's band, and his approach to each song. Please enjoy the episode.

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From walking in on the Beatles who were opening for Joey Dee, with Felix on organ – before they came to America – to playing with Jimi Hendrix, campaigning for Bobby Kennedy, and the drama of working in the industry. More than fifty years later, Felix is still a rascal, in every sense of the word!

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Host Nate Wilcox asks Dave to delve into the story of Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker and the out of control super group they formed in 1966 and its less than 2 year life span.

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In this episode we mark the 40th anniversary of the death of arguably the greatest — and certainly the most "almost famous" — writer in the history of music journalism.

Two of Lester Bangs's closest Creem colleagues (both wonderful writers in their own right) join us from California to reminisce about the man and his work. Jaan Uhelszki, who started in the Creem office the same day as Lester, gets the ball rolling by putting Detroit's "anti-Rolling Stone" in context. Robert Duncan, who arrived two years later in 1974, adds his recollections of "America's only rock'n'roll magazine" [sic] before paying tribute to Lester. Respect, laughter and sadness ensue as Robert & Jaan discuss their friend's gonzoid genius, his exasperating foibles and the addiction that killed him at 33, six years after Robert persuaded him to move to New York.

Seminal New York duo Suicide — beloved of Bangs — are the subjects of the week's new audio interview, clips from which feature pioneering electropunks Alan Vega & Martin Rev talking in 1998 about their "confrontational" live act, their introduction of the word "punk" into NYC's music scene in 1971… and Vega's love of British comedy The Full Monty!

Finally, Mark talks us through his highlights among the articles recently added to the RBP library, including pieces about the Righteous Brothers, Laura Nyro, Jeff Beck at the Fillmore East, Pharoah Saunders and England's miserable Bickershaw festival. Barney notes a 1988 Paul Morley rumination on, yes, music journalism… and Jasper quotes from a John Doran "review" of Aphex Twin's Collapse.

Many thanks to special guests Robert Duncan and Jaan Uhelszki; you can visit Robert's website at duncanwrites.com and find more of Jaan's writing on her RBP writer's page.

Pieces discussed: Lester on RBP, Lester Bangs and Almost Famous, Richard Riegel on Lester, Robert Duncan, Lester on the MC5, Lester on how to be a rock critic, Lester on Astral Weeks, Lester on punk/jazz, Suicide audio, Righteous Brothers, Laura Nyro, Pharaoh Sanders, George Jones, Grateful Dead & Jeff Beck Group, Bickershaw festival, KISS, Divine, Paul Morley on the rock press and Aphex Twin's Collapse.

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In episode 149, Martin talks about Guest Female Voices with these five songs:

1. The Tubes – “Prime Time” 

2. Peter Gabriel – “Games Without Frontiers” 

3. Led Zeppelin – “The Battle of Evermore” 

4. Rush – “Time Stand Still” 

5. Pink Floyd – “The Great Gig in the Sky” 

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We turn up the gain and aggression just a tad as we take one step closer to metal with tracks from Helmet's Meantime and Betty. Helmet carved out their own space in the 90s rock spectrum with a unique blend of metal-leaning riffs, melodic grooves, and alt-rock vocals.

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