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This week, Pearl E. Gates (aka Pearl Harbour) from Bay Area new wave faves Pearl Harbor & The Explosions gives us a glimpse of some of the artists of the era who had the biggest impact on her.

Along the way, Pearl shares her fascinating story: a military brat growing up in Germany who makes her way to San Francisco with a plane ticket and $75, joins The Tubes as a backup singer and dancer, which led to joining Leila and the Snakes before spinning off to form Pearl Harbor & The Explosions. After the moderate success of their single "Drivin'" for indie label 415 Records, the band was signed to Warner Bros. Records for their self-titled debut album, released in January 1980. It's a dynamic record that mixes new wave energy with pop, R&B, rockabilly, and jazz. They shared stages with the likes of Talking Heads, The Police, The Clash, and The B-52's. Differences in opinion regarding the Explosions' musical direction led to Pearl departing for England, where she recorded her rootsy, rockin' 1980 solo album Don't Follow Me, I'm Lost Too, with a dream band including Wilko Johnson from Dr. Feelgood and members of the Blockheads and the Clash. In fact, in the '80s, Pearl was married to Clash bassist Paul Simonon.

She also takes us through her rare mid-'80s album that never saw a U.S. release (Pearls Galore), her blazing '90s set Here Comes Trouble, and how her countrified return was sidelined by a lung cancer diagnosis. Now thankfully in remission, we are blessed to have this living icon of new wave history share her story. Oh, and in a head-turning twist, Uncle Gregg tackles the one question that nobody else has dared to ask!

Liberation Hall has just released an expanded edition of Pearl Harbor & The Explosions on opaque sky-blue vinyl, CD and digital, containing bonus tracks and the original UK album cover design. ⁠https://pearlharbortheexplosions.bandcamp.com/album/pearl-harbor-the-explosions⁠

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On the 108th Episode Of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus, the guys discuss the concerts they saw on July 19, 2025, Trixter with Eddie Trunk & Shinedown at the TD Garden.

Tom breaks down his concert experience watching Shinedown perform at the TD Garden, including the tight seating arrangement!

Zeus got to see Trixter at a local bar in Worcester, MA called Rascals with Eddie Trunk. His night included a few surprises and a great show!

So tune in to find out what what was tighter, Trixter performing or poor Tom's seating arrangement...

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As we start our 3rd year of First Concert Memories, the monthly sidecast from your friends at The Ugly American Werewolf in London, we welcome our friend Richard Evans to tell the tale of seeing Bruce Springsteen live in 1980. Richard is the head writer of Rock N Roll Archeology, one of the great podcasts in the Pantheon Podcasts family, which is hosted by Pantheon CEO & Co-Founder Christian Swain. Richard & Christian have been friends since the 70s and Richard turned Christian onto The Boss when they were teenagers.

When Bruce's double album The River came out in 1980, his reputation for a stellar live performance had made it to the west coast and the boys got tickets to one of the 4 sold out shows at the LA Sports Arena. Fans of Bruce recall this tour as a special one as he played most all of the 20 tracks on the album along with back catalog favorites for a 3.5+ hour extravaganza that featured a young Bruce and the E Street Band in their prime (and before the worldwide fame of Born in the USA).

Hear how they maneuvered through scalpers to upgrade their seats from the last row in the upper deck to the floor, how they ingested some psychedelic enhancers during the intermission, how the band celebrated Halloween (it was on October 31, 1980) and how they blew past the security guard, got down on the floor and made it all the way to the front. A fateful Halloween Night for our heroes!

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Movies and Rock n' Roll! Two things that have gone together since the 1950s! In this episode of 5 Favorites, the Imbalanced Brothers discuss those amazing films that rocked their era! These are the films that the guys felt the most. That's why it's called Five Favorites!

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In this episode of Set Lusting Bruce, host Jesse Jackson welcomes YouTube content creator Steve Shives. They discuss Steve's background, his YouTube channel, and the eclectic mix of topics he covers, from pop culture analysis to political commentary. Steve shares his personal connection to Bruce Springsteen's music, particularly the song 'The River,' and his perspective on modern Star Trek series. They also delve into the world of professional wrestling, recounting personal experiences and favorite moments. Lastly, Steve gives insights into the future of his content and the projects he's passionate about.

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00:00 Welcome and Gratitude to Patreon Members

01:17 Introducing Today's Guest: Steve Cheves

02:32 Steve Cheves' Journey as a YouTuber

03:44 Peter David: A Tribute to a Prolific Writer

11:40 Steve's Early Life and Musical Influences

16:10 Discovering Bruce Springsteen

35:34 Steve's Thoughts on Modern Star Trek

39:00 Excitement for Upcoming Projects

39:53 Creative Aspirations and Video Projects

41:30 YouTube Channel Overview

42:49 The Merry Question: Thunder Road

47:47 Bruce Springsteen and Biopics

53:24 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

55:32 Wrestling Talk: Goldberg, CM Punk, and More

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In this episode of the Perfectly Good Podcast, hosts Jesse and Sylvan explore John Hiatt's song 'The Love That Harms' from the album 'Riding with The King'. The discussion spans various topics including the production details, musical instruments, and lyrical interpretation. While Jesse is a big fan of the track, Sylvan provides a more measured perspective. They also touch upon the vocal performance, historical context, and personal experiences related to the song. The episode is packed with insights for John Hiatt fans and includes a brief mention of Bruce Springsteen's new releases. They encourage listeners to share their own views and engage through various social platforms.

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02:31 Song of the Day: 'The Love That Harms'

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06:02 Personal Reflections and Comparisons

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We're back with a new edition of an old favorite as we go On Assignment to review Sammy Hagar's 'I Never Said Goodbye.' Yes, you read that right.

The goal of On Assignment is to have a friend pick an album for us to review. After a long run of defending Sammy Hagar's honor on the Decibel Geek podcast Facebook page, loyal listener Troy Maturin put us to the test by assigning his favorite Sammy Hagar album, 1987's 'I Never Said Goodbye.'

After all of our jabs over the years, would a listen of this album turn us into Redheads?

Would we swear off allegiance to David Lee Roth and see the error of our ways?

Or, will we offend Troy to the point of him walking off the show?

All questions that can only be answered by giving it a listen.

We promise some healthy debate and a ton of laughs in this episode. We thank Troy for being on the show and rolling with our silliness.

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1969 was a big year for Carlos Santana. He played Woodstock one week before his debut album was released and he saw it rise the charts and sell millions in the US. With the wind at his back, he and his band came back with momentum and on September 23, 1970 they released Abraxas which would go onto sell over 5 million copies. To some, it was an introduction to the fusion that Santana and his band created by blending jazz, rock, blues, soul, latin music and psychedelic sounds. Their rendition of Peter Green's (Fleetwood Mac) Black Magic Woman led many American rock fans to believe it was an original (much like Jimi Hendrix and All Along The Watchtower). As this classic turns 55, we gave it out track x track rundown and it had us movin' and groovin'!

Thanks to the beats from Michael Shrieve (drums), Jose "Chepito" Areas (percussion, congas) and Michael Carabello (percussion, congas) the band created rhythms that not only made you get up and dance but laid down a groove that was easy for Carlos to play over. Only Carlos Santana can squeeze so much emotion out of every note while keyboardist and vocalist Greg Rolie (Santana, Journey, The Storm) delivers fierce organ and piano textures while offering vocals that fit the tracks.

However, most of the songs are instrumentals and the two big hits were covers as Oye Come Va was a Tito Puente song. But because the band put their personal style into the songs, though they weren't much different from the originals, they are now the standards for each. This album was released before we were born so we don't know a world without it but it stands as about the finest offering from Santana is his long and celebrated career.

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