Rock Is Dead

Rock Is Dead

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Rock Is Dead episodes

  • For Eddie

    This one hit pretty hard. Zander & Jackson talk about the loss of Eddie Van Halen and his impact on rock music.

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    - We had another show topic planned for today. That's coming up very soon. Stay tuned.

    28 min
  • Old Songs That Would Never Fly Today

    This is pretty much Rock History Week. Zander & Jackson talk about the anniversaries, then transition into classic rock songs that wouldn't be received well if they were made in 2020.

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    Which old songs do you think wouldn't fly in 2020? Let us know what we missed @RockisDeadShow!

    54 min
  • 2020 Concerts, The Black Album, and Rock Radio

    Jackson & Zander open up talking about the Newcastle Concert, which featured seating in socially-distanced pods. Will this become the blueprint for live events in the near future?

    PLUS: 'Metallica' turned 29, and was back in the news for another surprising reason. Billboard recently declared Harry Styles the biggest rock star in modern music. You'll get as honest of an opinion as you'll find in this episode. The guys also peel back the curtain a bit on current rock radio.

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    52 min
  • Hysteria vs Appetite

    Put on your denim and grab your hairspray. We're debating two classic albums this week!

    Are you siding with Def Leppard or GnR? Let us know on Twitter @RockisDeadShow!

    39 min
  • Protest Songs & Cover Tunes

    Jackson and Zander talk about a few new rock releases, and there all covers!  They also get around to discussing the lack of protest songs in rock these days and wonder who will be the one to step up?

    42 min

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Two rock fans and professional broadcasters talk about the state of rock and what got us to where we are now.