We're back to discuss the second half of the Led Zeppelin discography as we pick our Best & Worst tracks from each album.
Led Zeppelin's career from 1974-1982 was a period of great success, with the band releasing some of their most iconic albums, including Physical Graffiti, Presence, and In Through the Out Door. They also toured extensively during this time, playing to sold-out crowds around the world.
However, the band's success was not without its challenges. In 1977, drummer John Bonham died suddenly, leaving the band devastated. They eventually regrouped and released one more album, Coda, in 1982, but they never fully recovered from Bonham's death. The band disbanded in 1980.
In this episode we each pick what we think is the best song and worst song from each album during this period. Will we agree? Will we argue? You'll have to listen to find out! Let us know what YOUR best and worst songs are for each of these albums in the comments section!
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The Best & Worst of Led Zeppelin Part 2 (1974-1982) - Ep544

Decibel Geek is a weekly podcast that features discussion of all things Hard Rock & Heavy Metal from the 1960's through today. The show is hosted by Chris Czynszak & AAron Camaro, lifelong fans of the genre.

Each week, Chris & AAron discuss new releases, classic albums, and everything in between. They also interview musicians, industry insiders, and other experts on the subject. Decibel Geek is a must-listen for any fan of Hard Rock & Heavy Metal. The show is informative, entertaining, and always insightful.

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- Discussion of new releases, classic albums, and everything in between
- Interviews with musicians, industry insiders, and other experts on the subject
- Informative, entertaining, and insightful discussions
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We're back this week to examine an era for a classic band that resulted in huge sales but possible long-term damage as we consider The Best & Worst of Aerosmith 1993-2012.
Coming off the heels of back-to-back successes 'Permanent Vacation' and 'Pump,' Aerosmith was riding high. Those two albums opted to inject a more commercial flavor to their sound and the results spoke for themselves. Heading into the 90's, the band leaned further in that direction going forward with sometimes mixed results.
In this episode we'll pick our favorite and least favorite tracks from 'Get a Grip,' 'Nine Lives,' 'Just Push Play,' 'Honkin' on Bobo,' and 'Music From Another Dimension.' Aerosmith sold a ton of albums through these releases so their bank accounts approved of them. However, did they push things too far and alienate hardcore fans? We discuss this entire era, songs that got left off, drama behind the scenes, and much more. It's an hour-plus of Aerosmith discussion covering an era that rarely gets brought up. Is that for a reason? Did we find some gold among these albums? Listen and find out!
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The Best & Worst of Aerosmith 1993-2012 - Ep572

We're back to discuss the good, bad, ugly, and weird in the world of rock n' roll with a brand new edition of Geekwire! Here's a look at what we're covering this time:
- Firehouse mourns the loss of singer C.J. Snare
- Nikki Sixx gets sarcastic; people are dumb
- Rudolf Schenker might be as crazy as his brother
- Bruce Dickinson does shift work
- Sammy Hagar blows out his flip flop
- Category 7; a new metal band with familiar faces
- Jon Bon Jovi won't fake it
- Vinnie Vincent makes another announcement of a future announcement
All that and the Camaro Segment where Aaron brings you notable album anniversaries, rock star death days, and upcoming releases to get excited about.
We hope you enjoy Geekwire for the week of 04.18.24 and SHARE with a friend!
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Geekwire - Week of 04.18.24 - Ep571

We're back to drill a bunch of awesome music into your ears with the latest edition of the Radio Sucks Radio Show!
You won't hear the same tired hits that radio focuses on. Instead, you're getting a bunch of great songs from artists newer and older. Here's a look at what we're spinning this time:
Chris has new tunes from Tuk Smith and the Restless Hearts, The End Machine, and The Fifth. Additionally, you'll hear an incredible modern take on a Jefferson Starship classic by Dino Jelusick, Mike Portnoy, and Joel Hoekstra and a very masculine tune by Velvet & Cashmere.
Aaron Camaro is serving up new tunes from classic artists Jesse James Dupree and Vain while supporting the future with a track from Dawn of the Rising. Also, some buried treasure from Saints of the Underground, and a killer song from Ozzy Osbourne, Billy Morrison and Steve Stevens.
It's an hour-plus of ear candy with some laughs thrown in. We hope you enjoy the April 2024 edition of the Radio Sucks Radio Show and SHARE with a friend!
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Radio Sucks Radio Show April 2024 - Ep570

We're back to discuss all the weird,wild, wonderful, and ridiculous news in the rock world with Geekwire! Here's what we're covering this time!
- Skid Row playing musical chairs once again and Bach wanting to be picked
- Wolf Hoffman finding inspiration from artificial places
- Mudvayne's Chad Gray gives his take on Motley Crue
- Ace Frehley claims preference for a whiskered drummer
- AC/DC doing gangbusters in Europe
- Anthrax welcoming back an old friend after 40 years
- Rikki Rockett trading his sticks for a pen
- Lars Ulrich and Chad Smith heading for trouble on the silver screen
- Juan Croucier steps forward; Bobby Blotzer laughs
All that and the Camaro Segment featuring notable album anniversaries, rock stars we're remembering, and upcoming releases we're excited for.
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Geekwire Week of 04.03.24 - Ep569

We return this week with a conversation with the one and only Ace Frehley!
With the recent chart success of his latest solo album '10,000 Volts,' Ace is doing the podcast rounds and we wanted to hop on board ourselves. With our long-running fandom of KISS, this was an entertaining talk that we're excited to share with you.
In this discussion Ace shares some backstory on the new album, his collaboration with Steve Brown, the updated 'Back Into My Arms Again,' and more. Additionally, we ask Ace about numerous moments in KISStory including his friendships within the New York rock scene of the 70's, the early camaradarie within the band and when it changed, the infamous Tom Snyder appearance, his friendship with John Belushi, memories of the KISS crew, the rise of AI, aliens and UFOs, and a lot more!
If you haven't purchased it yet, pick up the new album 10,000 Volts at https://mnrkheavy.com/products/ace-frehley-10-000-volts-cd
Special thanks to Tim Bream and Giovanna at MNRK Heavy for their assistance in setting up this interview. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Arnold Bushar.
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The Best & Worst of Led Zeppelin Part 2 (1974-1982) - Ep544

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