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Decibel Geek Podcast - Geekwire Week of 10.19.26 - Ep685 Oct 19, 2026

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We're back for another edition of Geekwire! Here's what we're discussing this week:

We read between the lines of Roger’s recent comments to break down whether Queen + Adam Lambert has quietly run its course and what it signals for the band's touring future.
We react to the recent news of Ian Hill retiring as the longest running member of Judas Priest, his replacement, and his athleticism.
Mike Love of the Beach Boys appeared very frail at their recent performance in Nashville. We react to it as well as bandleader John Stamos’ (yes, uncle Jesse) comments on the situation.
Aerosmith is headlining a stacked lineup of “friends” for a two-night stand at the Hollywood Bowl. We look over the lineup and react.
We take a quick look at the Record Store Day releases and discuss the recent rise in CD sales.
The Dead Daisies have tapped Kelly Hansen as their new front man. We discuss him getting the sweetest gig in the business these days.
Quiet Riot has captured the rock world with new lead singer John Torra. We give our thoughts on the situation and what it could mean for the band’s future.
Metallica wowed Vegas audiences at the premiere of their Life Burns Faster residency at The Sphere. Some incredible visuals.
If you’re a High Roller rock/gear collector, you can own a piece of Rick Nielsen history in a current auction. We go over some of the more interesting items.
Primer 55 made a surprise appearance on TNA wrestling on their tour stop in San Antonio and our friend and awesome photographer Voltage Junkie was right in the middle of things.
The guys over at Hair Metal Chaos make some predictions on the 2027 concert season that may include a Poison return and the unveiling of a new singer for Skid Row. We give our thoughts. .
Zinny Zan, while discussing his new Zan/Cody project, dropped a bombshell involving a new Tim Skold/Harry K. Cody Shotgun Messiah album. What could lie ahead?

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I'm In Love With That Song: Billy Lee Riley "Flying Saucers Rock N Roll" Oct 18, 2026

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Celebrate this Halloween with a ride in our wayback machine to 1957 to explore the out-of-this-world history of Billy Lee Riley's "Flying Saucers Rock and Roll." This classic track sits at the fascinating crossroads of Cold War sci-fi paranoia and the rebellious rise of 1950s rockabilly culture. We dive into Riley’s journey from a rural Arkansas upbringing to his pivotal recordings at Sun Records. Along the way, we break down the unforgettable performances by the legendary Sun house band, including guitarist Roland Janes' masterful licks, Jerry Lee Lewis' driving piano, and explore the quintessential analog “slapback” echo that defined the era. Whether you're a die-hard rock and roll fan or just love a good UFO story, this episode is an extraterrestrial blast from the past.

"Flying Saucers Rock & Roll" by Ray Scott, copyright 1957 Knox Music BMI

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See Hear - Whiplash Oct 18, 2026

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So, I came up with an idea a couple of months back (it does happen once in a while). I wanted to see if we could get a second shorter episode of See Hear fitted in every month with different co hosts. We'd call these episodes See Hear Shorts (clever, huh).

Unfortunately....we couldn't make this work. One a month is (for the moment) our limit. However, before this became apparent, I recorded one episode of this new format....with a marvellous new theme tune composed by Max Bursztynski.

Welcome to episode 140 of See Hear Podcast.

See Hear Shorts was not destined to be, but I have a perfectly good conversation to use for an episode of See Hear proper.

I'm joined by Eric Senich of the excellent Booked On Rock podcast. He suggested we talk about the 2014 film Whiplash. How do you discuss a film with so much packed into it in 20 minutes? Tune in an find out. Does anyone win in a scenario where the push for excellence includes cruelty? Is J.K. Simmons treatment of the musicians in his jazz ensemble justifiable to make them the best he believes they can be at the expense of their humanity? We can't solve this in a film discussion podcast, but we give it a crack.

My huge thanks to Eric for joining me, and we will bring him back for a longer episode of See Hear. Tune into Booked On Rock to hear fascinating stories from a a wide range of authors on music history or criticism. Tune in at your favourite podcast app or check out his website https://www.bookedonrock.com/

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Set Lusting Bruce - B-Side: Nikki J. Borger on Theater, Dance, Storytelling, and Finding Joy Beyond Springsteen Oct 17, 2026

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Host Jesse Jackson welcomes actor-writer-producer Nikki J. Borger for a B-side “Set Listing Bruce” detour focused on theater, dance, and creativity. Nikki, originally from a small town in southwest Germany, describes early music training, her love of dance (from ballroom to salsa and musical theater), and the difficult, criticism-heavy culture of German musical theater school, including injuries and struggles with singing confidence. She recounts performing internationally, including a documentary theater project in Germany, Moscow, and Kyiv, then moving to Los Angeles to build film experience, shooting dozens of shorts, and writing/directing to earn festival recognition during the pandemic for a U.S. artist visa. Nikki discusses creating a sitcom, “NFTs,” and traveling after a denied green card, plus stories of meeting Pink Floyd’s Scott Page and seeing Springsteen at the 2022 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony.

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00:00 B-Side Detour Intro

00:37 Meet Nikki Borger

02:09 Growing Up in Germany

02:57 Early Music and Dance Roots

03:52 Ecuador Salsa and Career Pivot

07:06 Parents React and Health Wakeups

09:04 Why Dance Heals

10:31 Inside Musical Theater Training

12:39 Harsh Critique and Finding Voice

15:12 Creativity Over Cookie Cutter

22:12 Favorite Shows and Performances

25:51 From Europe to Los Angeles

27:56 Hollywood Shorts and Artist Visa

32:33 Storytelling Breakthrough

33:45 Booked For Shorts Fast

34:28 Writing Comedy Sitcom

35:32 NFTs Show Premise

37:14 Networking With Scott Page

39:14 Rock Hall Background Gig

44:26 Visa Denial And Travel

46:57 Shopping The Sitcom

47:45 Creative Goals And Impact

50:31 Thunder Road Mary Debate

57:50 Where To Find Nikki

59:27 Podcast Wrap And Plugs

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Ugly American Werewolf in London: Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1976) Oct 17, 2026

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Although Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers would go onto become one of the greatest American rock bands of the last quarter of the 20th century, their self-titled 1976 debut wasn't a splash. In fact, they had to go to England and get on UK tv for the word to really start to spread. In fact, the You Got Lucky video was the first time your hosts ever knew who Tom Petty was or anything about the band. And honestly, at the time the video and song didn't knock us out.

But over time we developed a real appreciation for Tom's songwriting as he and the band developed as people and musicians. Once The Wolf arrived at the University of Florida in 1996, he was a fan and thank goodness as TP is played every 4-5 songs on Gainesville radio. But having that understanding of where the band came from and their influences helped us understand how good and relatable Petty's songs really are.

American Girl is an alltime classic, played at full volume by women all over the US. The driving guitar combines Gainesville's own Bo Diddley guitar rhythm with The Byrds jangle that is the backbone of one of the band's greatest songs. Many of the songs are about trying to get out of a small time for a better life (American Girl, Hometown Blues, Mystery Man) or girls you maybe should or shouldn't be with (Breakdown, The Wild One Forever, Anything That's Rock N Roll). But Luna is a sweet song about the power of the night and Strangered in the Night tells the story of a murder in a parking lot (and mentions one of The Wolf's old G-Ville haunts, the Silver Q pool hall).

The fact that bassist Ron Blair had only recently joined Tom, guitarist Mike Campbell and keyboardist Benmont Tench who'd come to LA as Mudcrutch meant that they needed to learn to play together on this record. It may not be their biggest or best but it's the foundation that the band were built on and while they would improve as musicians and songwriters, the debut is a great snapshot of a band on their way up.

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Shout It Out Loudcast: "Gene Simmons Vault Disc 3" Oct 17, 2026

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This week Tom & Zeus discuss and breakdown Disc 3 of the Gene Simmons Vault.

Gene Simmons released his Vault in November of 2017 consisting of 10 CDs & 1 Bonus CD for a total of 166 songs. This incredible one of a kind box set came in a custom designed Gene Simmons safe with a bunch of goodies, including a Gene Simmons business man action figure, a medallion and an amazing book breaking down the box set.

The guys discuss Disc 3 of this amazing box set SIOL style and then rank the songs. This one has the legendary Van Halen brother demos!

They then ranks the previously reviewed discs of the vault as well.

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PANDA Off The Charts — October 2026 | New Music Reviews Oct 16, 2026

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Danny Meyers, Ilan Fong and Bob Chiappardi return for the October edition of PANDA Off The Charts, reviewing nine tracks and sharing their takes on what could connect with strip club audiences.

This month’s lineup:

• “Pink Blush” Dolly Babe (DeToto remix)
• “What U Like” Bhad Bhabie
• “Shoelace Belt” BLP KOSHER, Trapland Pat
• “Big Em Up” Skindred
• “123 Back It Up” Pitbull & Akon
• “Chelsea Boots” Paul McCartney
• “Ooh Laka Laka La” Enrique Iglesias, SANTOS BRAVOS
• “Sensational” Westend & Twin Diplomacy
• “Dead Company” Royal Blood

From hip-hop and dance to rock and pop, join the conversation about the music making its way into the clubs.

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Metal Mayhem ROC: Prong’s Tommy Victor on the New Self-Titled Album and Revisiting Cleansing Oct 16, 2026

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Prong’s Tommy Victor joins Metal Walt on Metal Mayhem ROC to discuss the band’s new self-titled album and how revisiting Cleansing more than 30 years later helped shape its sound. The guitarist and vocalist reflects on reconnecting with the raw approach and New York roots behind Prong’s music.

They explore the attitude driving “The Banner” and Andy Sneap’s role in stripping the new recordings back to their essentials. Victor also gets candid about the financial realities of keeping Prong going, European touring plans, and the challenges of securing U.S. dates—a conversation about making heavy music and finding reasons to keep moving forward.

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What Difference Does It Make: John Frost Is Radio's Prod God Oct 16, 2026

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From 1987 to the early aughts, award-winning creative genius John Frost created the offbeat cartoony sounds heard in between the songs at the World Famous KROQ in Los Angeles.

He now works with many of your favorite Alt Rock stations via his company, ⁠Frostbytes⁠.

On the podcast, he shares insights into his career and his opinions on songs 30 to 21 from the 1989 KROQ year-end chart.

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My Rock Moment: Jerry de Wilde: Monterey Pop, The Farm & the ’60s Counterculture | ICYMI Oct 15, 2026

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What was it like to hear The Mamas and the Papas sing “California Dreamin’” before the world knew who they were? To stand onstage at the Monterey Pop Festival as Jimi Hendrix set his guitar on fire? Or to be part of the free-spirited, anything-goes atmosphere of Los Angeles in 1967?

On this episode of My Rock Moment, photographer Jerry “Dok” de Wilde joins me to talk about his book, In Case You Missed It, and the extraordinary people, places, and moments he captured along the way.

Jerry takes us inside The Farm, the legendary Hollywood Hills gathering place that evolved into a hub for artists, musicians, and counterculture figures. He shares the story of meeting The Mamas and the Papas just before they recorded their first album, and hearing them perform “California Dreamin’” in a living room, and noting that they had something special.

We revisit the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, where Jerry helped build the stage before finding himself with a camera and a front-row view of rock history, including Hendrix’s unforgettable guitar-burning performance, and Otis Redding and Ravi Shankar’s legendary performances. He also recalls the mood of the LA Love-In at Elysian Park, where people came together to share music, food, and a sense of togetherness.

And there’s an eerie story involving Jim Morrison, and his reaction to receiving his anagram “Mr. Mojo Risin'" that would later become part of The Doors’ "L.A. Woman."

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Songs in this episode:

California Dreamin' - The Mamas & the Papas

Creeque Alley - The Mamas & the Papas

Monterey - Eric Brudon & The Animals

Light My Fire - The Doors

Respect - Otis Redding

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