Zander & Jackson cover the underrated, underappreciated, and unlucky.

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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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Zander's got a fascination with pressing 'record' without warning.

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Zander & Jackson give one song from each band that they're completely over.

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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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Jackson & Zander open up talking about the Sam Fender 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. Should he be on rock radio? You'll get as honest of an opinion as you'll find in this episode.

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

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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?

Queen, Sabbath, AC/DC, Crue, Van Halen (and many more!) had notable lead singer changes.  Should the band names have remained the same.  The dudes discuss.