This episode Dave is taking a week off and we are inviting friend of the show Corey back to the podcast. It starts off on track then just goes wherever the wind blows. I could try and make a list of side tracks but that would take too long. Next week will be better.

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This episode we display just how easy it is to start out on one topic only to have it shift to something else completely. So sit back and enjoy our exploration of if our playlists' contents belong in the arcade or the skating rink?

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As we are now in September and the most wonderful time of the year is upon us we take some time to reflect on what songs give us that seasonal feeling. You can go to our YouTube channel to see both Alan and Dave's playlists as well as check out our social media:

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"At Showbiz Pizza you can act like a kid. You can have more fun than you ever did." Truer words were never spoken in the 1980's and on this episode we explore the superior family pizza place: Showbiz Pizza. Of course we can't stay on topic and we veer off into our favorite pizzas, early computers and just what is the token value of a human life? 

Here are links to our YouTube playlist and the Nashville Scene article about the Rock-afire Explosion.

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This time out we go off script for another of our rambling, ranting episodes. Among the many topics we cover is Southern Fried Gaming Expo, the 16-bit era home console game Zombies Ate My Neighbors, the financial investment that is Lego and finally, why you must be hot to cosplay The Handmaid's Tale. All this and we have a surprise special guest who pops in from time to time.

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We've all heard of the "triple threat." Well sometimes actors decide they need to show off their musical skills to...varying results. This episode we take a deep dive into said albums and find the worst (and an occasional best) of the bunch. If you must see and heard for yourself go to our YouTube channel for the playlist.

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It was suppose to be "3 more days of peace, love and music." Instead it wound up being a total disaster that devolved into a riot. This episode we discuss Woodstock 99 and its lasting effects on the concert industry as well as its cultural impact. Go to our YouTube page to see performances by DMX, Korn, and Limp Bizkit as well as coverage of the riots.

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Some bands come along and make an impact. Other bands come along and use a switchblade to carve their name into the world. Guns N Roses was a force of nature in the late 80's and early 90's who's influence and legend are still being felt. Join us for a trip down the back alleys of the Sunset Strip and witness the wake of destruction left behind. Go check out our YouTube channel for for a video history lesson on the last great rock n roll band.

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August 1, 1981 is a seminal moment for Generation X. At midnight on that date MTV went live over the airwaves and music would never be the same. Join us as we celebrate not only the 40th anniversary of MTV but also our 100th episode. And if you want to revisit the glory days of MTV go to our YouTube channel see some classic promos and programming.

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It's hard to believe it's been thirty years since the first Lollapalooza festival set out on its merry way. Join us this week as we look back on the festival that launched an industry and the musical acts that graced the stage. 

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