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- Season 1: Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of OzzAfter Ozzy was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979, no one expected the output of such an amazing solo album. "Blizzard of Ozz", released in 1980, has sold over 5 million copies, and with the help of the legendary Randy Rhoads (Guitars), Bob Daisley (Bass and lyrics), Don Airey (Keyboards) and Lee Kerslake (Drums), this record has become one of the Top 10 most classic rock albums in history, according to Rolling Stone magazine. Both Hollywood and Dirty Jim will entertain you during this spirited album review with audio visuals that will be bring back nostalgic memories of awesome keg parties in the woods while cranking "Blizzard of Ozz".35 min
- Season 1: The Cars self-titled debut album from 1978After listening to The Cars self-titled debut album from 1978, co-hosts Hollywood and Dirty Jim were not surprised it sold over 6 million albums. GenXers, who were in middle school and high school in the 70s and 80s, remember hearing on the radio "Good Times Roll", "My Best Friend's Girl", "Just What I Needed", You're All I've Got Tonight", "Bye Bye Love" and "Moving in Stereo". But was every song on this album great? Hollywood and Dirty Jim tell it to you straight without mincing words. Find out which songs made the "cut" to appear on the Ultimate GenX Rockin' Mixtape playlist on Spotify and which songs were cast into the "fluffy wasteland".28 min
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What’s up my metal Scavengers! This is Pure Rock Hidden Treasures with DJ Hollywood. My name is Hollywood and I’m the dude that goes down the Rabbit Hole and listens to…
ALL the songs “so you don’t have too!”. That’s right, this is the show for all of you out there who want to hear something different other than the same repeat songs over and over. And I’m here to shake it up by playing Deep Cuts and New tracks by established bands AND a bunch a great NEW bands out there as well.
So I’m doing a public service for the Hard Rock and Metal faithful, because I understand that life is busy and you just don’t have the time to listen to every song on classic albums as well as, you don’t have the time to check out newer bands and albums. And trust me, Rock and Metal is NOT Dead, far from it. There’s a bunch of great new bands out there that deserve to be heard, and you’re gonna hear them on this show.
So I’m doing a public service for the Hard Rock and Metal faithful, because I understand that life is busy and you just don’t have the time to listen to every song on classic albums as well as, you don’t have the time to check out newer bands and albums. And trust me, Rock and Metal is NOT Dead, far from it. There’s a bunch of great new bands out there that deserve to be heard, and you’re gonna hear them on this show.