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This week Tom & Zeus review KISS Frontmen Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley which debuted on the REELZ network. The REELZ station has a series called Frontman, which explores some of rock's most notorious frontmen. This episode is unique for REELZ because it highlights TWO frontmen from a band, not one, Gene Simmons & Paul Stanley.

The boys discuss the two hour episode and break down its highs and lows. They then rank the documentary against the previously reviewed KISS documentaries on SIOL.

So tune in and find out how the Godfather saga makes another appearance on SIOL!

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This week, Rich and Clint join forces with the "50 Years Of Music With 50 Year Old White Guys" podcast (Jeff, Ben and Tim) for a crossover episode about creating the ultimate mixtape for a crush — it's a draft format...five picks, five chances to create the best mixtape but with a very specific framework — it is January, 1990. Artists discussed include Bob Dylan, REO Speedwagon, Dire Straits, Phil Collins, Bon Jovi, Guns & Roses and more.

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More R&B, more groove, more funk!!! It's all in there, and ready to roll! The Part One to this week's episode is the most downloaded episode the Imbalanced Brothers have recorded. This week, they (finally) give it up, and deliver Part 2!

Markus and Ray go deeper on some artists (Isaac Hayes, Parliament-Funkadelic), and they get into talking about other scenes and sounds, not discussed in Part 1 (Earth, Wind And Fire, Philly Soul)! So dig in, and tell a friend... It's time for more R&B In The 70s, on your favorite podcast!

Listen to this cool episode, and then get caught up here!!!

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Was that… did he just? He DID. 

March 25, 1983. That was the day that Michael Jackson moonwalked into history. But, like all things in his life, it is just one part of a very mixed bag. Learn the whole story this week on rock and roll heaven!

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In the ’90s you could not avoid Steve Keene paintings. Everyone seemed to have a Keene. In New York, they decorated tiny apartment walls, clubs, record stores and dive bars including Brownies, CBGB’s Gallery, the Knitting Factory, Kim’s Underground, and Other Music, The New York music scene of the 1990s embraced the do-it-yourself aesthetic and Keene was the unofficial king of that. His democratic approach to making and selling artwork allowed young people to buy original artwork for the first time.

Photographer Daniel Efram has put together the definitive book on Keene and his work, and talks to us about Keene’s paintings of famous covers, and covers of albums he likes, as well as covers that have no particular meaning to him other than being an artistic challenge. “I’m making kind of a history of albums,” Keene says. “They’re monuments to something that doesn’t exist anymore.” Tune in.

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Canadian band Big Wreck is one of the most underrated & under appreciated bands in modern rock. With strong harmonies, diverse arrangements, and an insane guitar tone they continue to put out music that connects with your soul for the past decade and beyond. Lead singer & guitarist Ian Thornley speaks with The Hook Rocks in a wide-ranging interview about the bands new EP with more music coming in 2022, the importance of having chemistry with bandmates, and much more. Please enjoy the episode.

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In honor of Black History Month and as part of my mission to share unique and often untold American ska stories, this episode of Ska Boom Stories is dedicated to John Spence the original lead singer of No Doubt.

Spence often gets short shrift whenever the story of No Doubt is told and regrettably his contribution to the band has been somewhat overlooked and slightly scrubbed from No Doubt’s history. On the one hand I understand that because his story is a sad one. But the truth is that without Spence there might never have been a No Doubt. And I also think its important to make note of the important contributions of Black American musicians in helping to popularize a uniquely American version of ska.

Ska Boom is hosted/co-produced by Marc Wasserman & co-produced/engineered by Rob George.

Please note: The music clips included in this podcast fall under the “Fair Use Doctrine” as defined by Section 107 of the Copyright Act. The law allows for use of music clips for purposes of criticism, comment, and news reporting.

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In 1985, Tami Heide was a host on WBCN, Boston's #1 rock radio station at the time. Today, Tami steps into the What Difference Does It Make virtual studio to discuss her career trajectory from Boston to Los Angeles, where she became a host on KROQ in 1991. In between Tami's fart jokes, we're given some insight into her life as a music fan and radio talent. We also manage to discuss songs #80 to #71 from the 1985 KROQ year-end chart!

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This week on JBTV the Podcast, Jerry Bryant digs into the JBTV vault to unveil the shows from Bleachers and Steel Train.

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Music writer Allison Rapp joins Joe & Kristen to discuss the music and career of '70s icon and celebrated singer/songwriter Carly Simon, who made the Rock Hall ballot for the first time this year. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

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