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Dean Friedman!
The artist who gave us "Ariel" back in 1977 talks about his 45-year-old debut release and his newest album, American Lullaby.
Swedish Rockers STRÖM
Excellent hard rock band with AC/DC and KISS influences release standout self-titled debut album.
45 Years of "Love Gun" by KISS!
Tom & Zeus from the Shout It Out Loudcast help me celebrate this classic album track by track.
Pink Floyd's "Animals!"
Joel Craig from Interstellar Overdrive and I celebrate 45 years of the band's iconic Animals album.
John Mitchell!
John discusses the new Lonely Robot album as well as Arena, Frost*, Kino, It Bites, and more.
Robert Berry Returns!
Robert graciously told me about his new band, SiX BY SiX, featuring Saga guitarist Ian Crichton and Saxon drummer Nigel Glockler.
Talking "The Number of the Beast" with Uncle Steve's Iron Maiden Zone
We talked about Steve's excellent podcast and dove into a 40-year-old iconic Iron Maiden album.
Vanden Plas Guitarist Stephan Lill!
The German progressive metal masters are back with a new live album and video, Live & Immortal.
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