The Iancast

Dredged from the caverns and catacombs of Jesse's archives, episode three follows the career of Tommy Stinson leading up to his band Bash And Pop and their second album
"Anything Could Happen".

Also of note: 
Back to the '80s  - Aqua   
I'll be You - The Replacements   
Oh My God - Guns n' Roses  
The Dude abides.

Jesse talks about three lesser known artists/bands that were known for their live shows and letting it all hang out.

Betty Davis – They Say I’m Different – 1974

The Fags – Light ‘Em Up – 2006

Hell City Glamours – Broken Glass, Beatless Hearts EP - 2008

Also of Note:

Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes

Blue in Green - Miles Davis

More Cow Bell! - Christopher Walken

Following up on his intro to Thin Lizzy in episode 1, Jesse immediately calls Ian back and  goes into more depth on one of Thin Lizzy's guitarists Gary Moore and his 1983 album Victims of the Future.

Digitally restored and remastered from Ian's circa 1980's answering machine.

Other music of note:
Wild One - Thin Lizzy
Story of the Blues - Gary Moore
Enter Sandman - Metallica
Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac
Dune, Desert Planet.

In this episode Jesse shares with Ian three family friendly albums and some of the history behind the artists. 

Note, the albums are family friendly, this podcast - not so much. 

The Albums: 
The Dwight Twilley Band – Sincerely – 1976 - Remastered 
Brett Smiley – Breathlessly Brett – 1973/74 – released in 2003 
Dr. Boogie – Gotta Get Back to New York City – 2015

Other music of note:
Love is a Train - Oister
777-931 - The Time
American Girl  - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Bang a Gong (Get It on) - T. Rex Electric Warrior

The book mentioned:
Lost Rockers by Steven Blush, Paul Rachman, Tony Mann

In this episode Jesse takes Ian back to the mid Nineties with former Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler and his solo band G//Z/R. 
Jesse shares his thoughts on G//Z/R's first album Plastic Planet and what it meant to him both professionally and personally.

It's a short episode but you'll feel it.

Also of note in this episode:
Memory (Cats) - Elaine Paige
You Light Up My Life - Debbie Boone
Paranoid  - Black Sabbath
Don't Stop Believin - Journey
Hash Pipe - Weezer

We dug deep into our archives to find this blast from the past that started it all.
Actually we found it lost between the couch pillows while looking for change.
But here it is in all its glory and gold, the first Iancast episode ever
"Thin Lizzy Was My Mom". 
In this episode Jesse D introduces Ian to a lesser known yet incredibly influential band from the 70's Thin Lizzy and their many albums, focusing specifically on their 1976 release Jailbreak. 
So sit back, like Ian did, pour yourself a manhattan, like Ian did, watch some Netflix and order in pizza, like Ian did. 
But don't pass out before listening to this, like Ian did.

Other mentioned songs/albums/tangents:
Whiskey In The Jar - Metallica
Whiskey In The Jar - The Dubliners
Here I Go Again - Whitesnake
Origins Vol 1 - Ace Frehley

Like the Star Wars franchise we start you in the middle - Episode 95 and Savaged.
The first instalment of the Iancast podcast where our host Jesse takes you deep into the bowels of his mind and together you explore the music he knows you wanted and you never knew you needed. 

Covered in today's episode:
Silverhead – 16 and Savaged (1973)  
Utopia – Adventures in Utopia (1979)
Trouble – Psalm 9 (1984)
Rainbow – Down to Earth (1979)
The Who - Tommy remastered!