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Latest Episodes:

The Mistress Carrie Podcast 58: Dean DeLeo from Stone Temple Pilots Jul 14, 2021

Show notes

Episode #58

Dean DeLeo, guitarist from Stone Temple Pilots checked in with Mistress Carrie to talk about the reissue of Tiny Music... songs from the Vatican gift shop, his musical influences, woodwind instruments, songs he wrote in high school, his first guitar, baseball, Scott Weiland, Chester Bennington, Tom Petty and much more.

About Dean DeLeo

Dean is an American guitarist and songwriter known for his work with rock band Stone Temple Pilots. DeLeo is also known for his role in the bands Talk Show and Army of Anyone. He is the older brother of Robert DeLeo, who plays bass for Stone Temple Pilots.

Episode Notes

Thanks to DCU & Jumptown Skydiving for sponsoring this episode.

Check out the custom playlist for Episode #58 here

Find the Stone Temple Pilots Online

Tiny Music...Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop reissue

Find Mistress Carrie online:

Official Website

The Mistress Carrie Backstage Pass on Patreon

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Shout It Out Loudcast: "Biography KISSTORY Part Two" Jul 14, 2021

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This week Tom & Zeus review Part Two of the A&E Original "Biography KISSTORY." The KISS World remained abuzz with the conclusion of the documentary. Tom & Zeus breakdown and discuss in SIOL fashion, Part Two of the documentary. The boys have a lot more to say about the second half of the documentary, which focused on the original breakup of the original four, the new members, the downfall, the non makeup era, the reunion, the drama and ending of the so-called farewell tour and more. Find out what the boys liked, what they didn't like and their overall opinions about Part Two and the documentary as a whole.

The KISS Army got to see the conclusion of "Biography KISSTORY" and once again the KISS Army gets to hear the best analysis of the "Biography KISSTORY" right here by Shout It Out Loudcast!"

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Rock's Backpages Ep.105: Nelson George on the Death of R&B + Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis audio Jul 14, 2021

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In the new episode of the RBP podcast, hosts Barney, Mark & Jasper welcome the great Nelson George into "the cupboard", all the way from his native Brooklyn. Nelson talks about his long and distinguished career, from interning at Billboard via his Village Voice column to his recently-published collection The Nelson George Mixtape, Vol. 1. His hosts ask him specifically about his essential 1988 book The Death of Rhythm & Blues, as well as about hip hop & the Average White Band.

The conversation then turns to the week's new audio interview(s) with Nelson favourites Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis — and to the Minneapolis duo's peerless productions of Janet Jackson, Alexander O'Neal and the S.O.S. Band. Mark then talks us through new library pieces about Lee Dorsey, Television's Richard Lloyd and Public Enemy, while Barney highlights Sheila Weller's Vanity Fair retrospective on Haight-Ashbury and Jasper quotes from Mal Peachey's 2004 Independent appreciation of Eric Dolphy's jazz classic Out to Lunch.

Many thanks to special guest Nelson George. Visit his website at http://www.nelsongeorge.net/bio for details of his books and other work.

Pieces discussed: Nelson George, The Death of Rhythm & Blues, Hip Hop America, Bruce Springsteen, Arthur Lee, Average White Band, Jimmy Jam audio, Terry Lewis audio, The Who, Byrds, Miles Davis, Germaine Greer, Richard Lloyd, Public Enemy, Lee Dorsey, Suede, Summer of Love, Eric Dolphy and Run the Jewels.

Love That Album Ep. 147: 10th Anniversary Episode, Part 1 Jul 14, 2021

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A decade ago (July 14, 2011 to be precise), I unleashed the first episode of Love That Album podcast on the world. Music journalist and massive Bruce Springsteen fan, Jeff Jenkins and I debated which was a better album from the Boss – The Wild, The Innocent and the E Street Shuffle (me) or Darkness On The Edge of Town (Jeff). I'm pretty sure I won......

I had no idea what I was doing in regards to audio quality (I still don’t), editing or how the discussion would go. In 2011, however, podcasting was not as ubiquitous as it’s become, so I didn’t feel any embarrassment at throwing the show out there with others that put far more work into making their programs great.

Welcome to the 10th anniversary edition of Love That Album.

I’m not under any illusions that this little show of discussions with fellow music fans about records we (mostly) love is in the upper stratosphere of the medium. However, I’ve loved (nearly) every conversation that I’ve had with marvellous people who were giving of their time, spirit and enthusiasm…and that counts for plenty. Also, anyone who ever downloaded an episode to actively listen also receives my huge gratitude. You're grouse!!!!

While not wanting to go overboard on this, I did think that celebrating the show running for 10 years was appropriate. My idea was to ask 7 previous guests to talk about some favourite albums released during its lifetime. To that end, I have broken up the show into two separate episodes because I didn’t think that a 4 hour plus episode would work for anyone (with the possible exception of fans of The Projection Booth).

For this first part, you will hear from Jeff Jenkins, music writer and author Ian McFarlane, host of LTA: The Compilation Edition Eric Peterson, and music / film writer and author Heather Drain. Get your pens and paper out to take notes for some great album recommendations you’ll need to follow up. In the end, creating this podcast has given me the opportunity to reach out to these and many others to talk about music – one of my favourite things to do, no matter what Frank Zappa said.

Download this episode of LTA from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”)....or wherever you prefer getting your podcasts.

Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Go to http://pantheonpodcasts.com to check out all their great shows.

You can send me feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum

If you’d consider writing an iTunes review I’d be immensely grateful. However, it’d be even better if you told a friend about the podcast and Pantheon – at a barbecue, over coffee, on social media….whatever way you choose, consider me grateful.

Cobras & Fire: AC/LC Podcrash ft. Aaron Camaro - If You Want Local H, You’ve Got It! Jul 14, 2021

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Aaron Camaro of Decibel Geek joins Loose Cannon for the premiere ep of AC/LC to bust balls and laugh uncontrollably while discussing their love of Local H and showcasing their favorite tracks. Mission Statement: Encouraging our listeners to dig into Local H’s catalog for some hard rock gems and see them live!

A 2 piece rock band from Zion, IL, Local H is most known for the late 90’s single “Copacetic” (Bound for the Floor), a song that, in our opinion, does not properly represent their sound or talent. Local H’s lineup consists of Scott Lucas (Vocals/Guitar-Bass) and several (killer) drummers over the years. Originally on Island Records, their albums have been produced by Roy Thomas Baker (Queen), Jack Douglas (Aerosmith), and Steve Albini (Nirvana). Join the fun and hopefully, you discover some new tunes!

Song snippets featured:

High, Wide and Stupid (from Lifers)

Fritz’s Corner (from As Good as Dead)

All the Kid’s are Right (from Pack up the Cats)

Cool Magnet (from Pack up the Cats)

Half-Life (from Here Comes the Zoo)

Creature Comforted (from Here Comes the Zoo)

California Songs (from PJ Soles)

High Fivin’ MF (from As Good as Dead)

Toxic (Britney Spears cover from Alive ‘05)

Gig Bag Road (from Hey Killer)

Demon Dreams (from Lifers)

Full AC/LC Local H Ep Spotify Playlist

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/63oD6dVYQ1LCNJ6BpLTFXB?si=T7foTIsyQ_Ka_7Iwa-VLUA&dl_branch=1

History in Five Songs 107: One and Done Jul 13, 2021

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In episode 107 Martin talks One and Done with these five songs:

1. Katmandu – “Love Hurts”

2. Salty Dog – “Slow Daze”

3. Pride & Glory – “Horse Called War”

4. Green River – “Porkfist”

5. Sex Pistols – “Problems”

To connect or learn more about Martin head over to: www.martinpopoff.com

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Let It Roll: From The Supremes to The Four Tops, Holland-Dozier-Holland Made Motown's Biggest Hits Jul 13, 2021

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Host Nate Wilcox welcomes Dave Thompson to discuss Holland-Dozier-Holland and his book “Come and Get These Memories: The Genius of Holland-Dozier-Holland, Motown’s Incomparable Songwriters.” Nate and Dave talk about how the HDH team came together, their creative dynamic, the hits they made the hits for many of Motown's greatest artists including The Supremes, The Four Tops, Marvin Gaye and Martha and the Vandellas. Their complicated relationship with Barry Gordy, their departure from the label and post-Motown career.

Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Inside The Banjoverse: Béla Fleck Jul 13, 2021

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Have we run out of superlatives to describe Béla Fleck's banjo playing and his genre defying musical career? We Banjo 3's banjo maestro Enda Scahill, takes Béla on a winding trip down memory lane discussing his earliest influences, New Grass Revival, the enduring importance of Earl Scruggs, his deep respect and love for his mentor Chick Corea, and his brand new project My Bluegrass Heart.

www.belafleck.com

Goldmine: Record Store Recon - Asylum Records Jul 12, 2021

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Goldmine's roving anonymous reporter, Dr. Disc., takes on a journey to Chandler, Arizona, where we find a large, impeccably organized record store named Asylum Records. "It's like a museum, not just a record store," claims the good doctor ... so find out why by listening to this Record Store Recon edition of the Goldmine Podcast!

No Filler: Blink And You'll Miss It Jul 12, 2021

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In the early 2000s Mark, Tom and Travis were the kings of pop punk. And we knew them all too well: three goofballs who ran naked through the streets of California and sang about masturbation and diarrhea. But the boys of Blink-182 were ready to break out of that box and finally be taken seriously. So when they went into the studio to record what would become the untitled 5th record they only had one rule: there were no rules. And the result was their most ambitious and personal album yet, with songs that pushed the trio into new styles, experimental effects and recording techniques, and even a guest appearance by the one and only Robert Smith. With the untitled record, Blink proved they were destined for more than the mold we had put them in.

Tracklist:

Feeling This
Obvious
Violence
Stockholm Syndrome (w/ Interlude)
Easy Target
All Of This (feat. Robert Smith)
The Cure - The Lovecats
Fallen Interlude

This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

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