Rock Candy Podcast

You didn't think we'd leave you hanging on Halloween, did you?

It says 195, but it's actually our 200th episode. And our last one. We answer your questions and wave goodbye. Thank you for all the love and support throughout the years. Party on!

The final installment of End Times-Friend Times and we get personal with our friends from Jukebox Zeroes. We discuss two albums that influenced us, whether that be musically, aesthetically, or inspirationally. The range is big; from new wave to classic rock to electronica to mall goth to indie. Lilz and Pat add extra depth given the fact that they are actual musicians and can speak to how their albums influenced their sounds. Jokes and stories are told and we all get to know each other a bit more.

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Ashleigh finally got Maggie to sit down and watch one of her formative childhood movies. Scott Kurland comes on to discuss the film and how impressively accurate it is! We try to flesh out a few more details, especially after Ritchie's untimely death.

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In 1998, Dee Snider made a horror movie. We bring our pals John and Lloyd on from the Pint on to tell you why he shouldn't have. We give some deets on his inspiration and how it got made. Despite our appreciation for the Twisted Sister lead man, our gripes run far and deep.

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We aren't a political podcast, except maybe today. We bring on our pal David from Blame Your Brother podcast to discuss protest songs that really struck some chords with us. Some are beloved and others might be a surprise to even hear they're songs of protest. Get ready for a lot of talk about the disenfranchised, racism, sexism, and subscribing to a little bit of empathy.

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This week we have an extra long episode, talking about an extra long album, with an extra special guest! We're going through the recent release of Metallica's Blacklist with our dear friend Heather from Make It Stop! An album of way too many covers, we pick the ones we liked the best or really needed to rant about. Throughout this journey we discovered some drunk dad karaoke night, a big box of Nilla wafers, the precipice of insufferability, and that fact that nothing really does matter. We also picked out the artists that get a blue ribbon for understanding the assignment. Wild times had by all.

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A little late, but worth the wait! We go through some our favorites from the last year- songs, albums, concerts, drinks, all with our usual banter.

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Some may see the last few decades of Bowie's life as all over the place, and they wouldn't be wrong. After getting himself out of his cocaine-induced psychosis, he took a look at his life and decided to try whatever he wanted, creatively. By the end of his life, David Bowie would end up with a wonderful family and amazing legacy- one that has left him as one of the most unique and mysterious artists to have ever graced this planet.

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The 70's were a monumental time for David Bowie, it would be the years where he created some of his most iconic music and personalities. Unfortunately, those years also included a horrific drug addiction and a loss of mental stability. It may have just been one decade, but this would shape his legacy and turn him into the icon the world knows him as.

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