This January past I decided to look at one of Steve Miller's masterpiece of albums, 1977's Book of Dreams and I had a ball with this one.

Terrence ended the year of 2017 by looking at KISS' monstrous year of 1977 by focusing on both Love Gun and Alive 2 and its new tracks with his buddy from Down Under Nate Insignia Reviews.

Terrence decided for a detour to discuss Jackson Browne's 1977 classic Running On Empty and you'd be surprised why Terrence enjoys the album immensely and also why The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a SHAM!

Terrence on this episode discussed why Kansas' 1977 masterpiece Point of Know Return is quite possibly Kansas' masterpiece and also explained that prog rock was not just a British thing and that American and Canadian bands made prog kickass.

On this episode, Terrence's buddy Dr Fukk Ralph Viera joins The Rock Sponge to talk about Styx and praise their love for the 1977 masterpiece The Grand Illusion. Plus reveal why the album RULED!

In the year of '39, I mean Episode 39, Terrence celebrated the 40th Anniversary of Queen's 1977 masterpiece News Of The World around the time the 40th Anniversary box set was about to be released!

My brother from Down Under Nate Insignia Reviews joins me to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Judas Priest's 1982 masterpiece Screaming For Vengeance. Aired first in November, 2017 and am proud of this episode!

From late last year I celebrated 50 years of The Moody Blues' classic Days of Future Passed which was before the band got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and before Ray Thomas passed away.

This episode I look at the last Little River Band album IMHO which was 1981's Time Exposure which was the swan song with their classic lineup and coincidentally their last million seller. Plus why I felt that after Glenn Shorrock was fired Little River Band went into the scab band they are now (plus when Beeb Birtles and David Briggs and Graeham Goble left the band lost the magic).

This was recorded in October 2017 on the 40th Anniversary of the Street Survivors release from Skynyrd and also the ill-fated plane crash that took the lives of Ronnie Van Zant and Steve and Cassie Gaines. All the while also paying tribute to band members who since passed and to my old friend Michael Carney who passed during the session for this podcast.