AI music was already weird. Then somebody decided to hand it a rock song and see what happened.

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This episode goes deep into the Firehouse years, the strange afterlife of hair metal, and some seriously wild stories about crossing paths with the people behind the music.

Then things get completely out of hand.

A request from Randy Trask leads to an experiment with Suno, where “Rollercoaster” gets rebuilt into multiple versions — including 80s hair metal, different vocal styles, and even a Motown-inspired take. The results raise one hell of a question: is AI actually getting good enough to compete with real musicians?

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What happens when you take a song that was never exactly destined for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and hand it over to AI with one simple instruction: make this thing actually sound good?

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That’s exactly what happens here.

There’s plenty of Firehouse nostalgia, stories about meeting the guys behind the music, and then things take a hard left into the AI music rabbit hole when Randy Trask’s “Rollercoaster” gets rebuilt in multiple styles. Hair metal. Motown. Different singers. Different arrangements. And yes... the damn banjo survives.

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Getting tapped to front an iconic pop culture soundtrack isn’t just luck—it’s cutthroat competition. Power metal vocalist Brittany Slayes opens up about beating out major vocalists to land a massive theme song, surviving the brutal reality of the modern music industry, and navigating the absolute chaos of balancing touring life with a growing family. Plus, hear the truth about taking on massive legacy tracks, why fan-favorite covers become a blessing and a curse, and what wild risks are being cooked up for the next record.

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What begins with Journey, Grandmaster Flash, Matt Sorum, and Nailbomb somehow veers hard into an unsolved murder case… and then the week gets even stranger.

A true-crime interview is on the horizon, there’s a completely unexpected musical find involving Electric Callboy, a 30-year doctor’s office flashback, pure unfiltered loathing of cats, and a stacked slate of upcoming interviews ready to light up the mics.

Somehow, all of it fits in one conversation.

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Things get strange in a hurry tonight. A supposedly skippable TV show suddenly becomes an all-out obsession, a fresh comedy season has the guys fired up, and a truly awful title might actually be covering up a killer series. Throw in some raw, no-filter talk about getting older, finally leaving the house, and relearning how to socialize… and you’ve got an episode that refuses to stay in its lane.

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Plus the big mystery of the night: how the hell did five hours just vanish at a bar?

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