Just as we sat down to record, we got the news about Brent Hinds Motorcycle accident, so we were in a bit of shock. We compartmentalized to talk about the dangers of AI, all things Led Zeppelin, The Who and the guitar that used to be Keith Richards, but now Mick Taylor and the Metropolitan Museum are at odds over it.

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Speculation is strong on the Sphere in Las Vegas, will Metallica be there, will the Eagles ever leave. Is it worth almost $200 to see The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere? Steve drops the review of the Bob Dylan biopic, what bands are line in the studio and we go down the rabbit hole from there.

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The Black Room episode 144 where Steve Gorman & Nikki Blakk realize this has become a monthly podcast and vow to step it up! In that time, Nikki went to England for the final Black Sabbath show & Ozzy passed away. Of course there's more, but that's the most important part of the show🤘

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The Black Room 143 Steve Gorman & Nikki Blakk talk about Zack Starkey and his firing/re-hiring/re-firing from The Who, whether or not he really was considered for the Oasis reunion tour & what his Dad Ringo Starr thinks of The Who. Then we pivot to the Rolling Stones, who are working on a new album right now and have a bright future into their 80s!

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The Black Room with Steve Gorman & Nikki Blakk- this week we talk about Robert Plant's recent project Saving Grace and free form into Led Zep, U2, musician-specific injuries and how repetitive motion injury kills your gaming. Yes, we talk about the Springsteen Trump beef and the greater implications for the touring industry, but also legacy catalogs and how we could see releases from Bruce, Dolly & Prince for the next century. Plus, a history lesson about the Magna Carta & changes at Cooperstow & more just for fun 😉

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Nikki fills Steve in on her trip to NYC & Glengarry Glen Ross on Broadway starring Michael McKean, Bill Burr, Kieran Culkin & Bob Odenkirk. Steve shares his expertise from living in NYC. We dive into the newly announced Joe Perry Project & again decide Aerosmith will never play again, but Steve Gorman will...alot!

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The Black Room is a (hopefully) weekly podcast with Nikki Blakk & Steve Gorman from 107.7 The Bone (KSAN FM) San Francisco. This week we catch up after forever about Steve's former band The Black Crowes missing out on their first nomination for the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and discuss the state of the RnR HoF in general. Steve caught ACDC in concert & Nikki is headed for NYC and a bit more as we catch up from the month hiatus.

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You heard that right, The Black Room's very own Steve Gorman was nominated for the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame with his former band, The Black Crowes and even though we regularly criticize the Rock Hall, we're just gonna be happy about this one for a change 😉

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Metallica hasn't opened for Ozzy since 1986, but now they're part of the final Black Sabbath concert in Birmingham, England and Nikki is making the trip. We keep trying to get into going to the movies, but the movies are making it hard and Steve got confrontational in the theater. We talk about Chappell Roan's Grammy Speech and how the music industry is an anomaly for compensation. Guns n Roses are still hacking away at Chinese Democracy & we are wondering what it would take to get Izzy Stradlin back? Last, but not least, we're gettin a curry!

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Reflections on the passing of Marianne Faithful and her time with Metallica. Steve talks about touring with Metallica and we speculate on the future of stadium touring. In the most recent edition of things kids won't ever know, we talk about road trips we took before GPS existed. We think the M3 festival line up criticism is fairly justified and David Lee Roth is questionable at best as a festival headliner. Sinead O'Conner gave her kids some industry advice in her will that we think is brilliant. Steve talks about the night Robert Plant picked up the check at dinner. Steve reviews the Bob Dylan biopic "A Complete Unknown" and apparently there is a football game coming up?

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