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Latest Episodes:

Side Jams 15: Richie Faulkner of Judas Priest Apr 18, 2020

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Judas Priest's Richie Faulkner has helped the legendary band move forward and create more music. Beyond his passion for Priest lies his love of Star Wars, and in this episode of Side Jams we discuss the epic sci-fi saga, spin-offs, and tie-ins in all of their glories and shortcomings. We basically geek out over many Star Wars related topics. (Photo: Oliver Halfin.)

This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Dad Bod Rap Pod Ep. 114: Reference Depth with Shrapknel Apr 18, 2020

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This week we have a lively show, up top our 3 co-hosts discuss hip-hop's best "comeback" albums, a term with a surprisingly wide range of interpretations. Then we have a great interview with Curly Castro and Prem Rock, who are best known as a duo as Shrapknel. They have a very good new self titled album out on Backwoodz Studios produced by Elucid and Willie Green. Beats on this week's show are provided by Buscrates taken from his new release Eternal RIdin' (Instrumentals.) The third segment is an audio essay form Demone on the impact of Q-Tip and Tribe's first album People's Instinctive Travels.

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Goldmine: Kathy Valentine of the Go-Go's Apr 18, 2020

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Kathy Valentine of the Go-Go's comes on the Goldmine Podcast to talk about her memoir, All I Ever Wanted: A Rock and Roll Memoir. This is a book Valentine always wanted to write — a memoir that describes how she found the spirit of rock and roll as a young teen and turned it into a career. This is her story more than a history of her time in the all-female band, the Go-Go's. Valentine covers everything from her major influence, Suzi Quatro, to her cherished friendship with Pretenders guitarist James Honeyman-Scott. It's a great listen.

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This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Who Cares About the Rock Hall?: Quarantine Playlist - Class of 2018 Apr 17, 2020

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Joe shares with Kristen the next quarantine-themed playlist, featuring one song from each of the 2018 Rock Hall inductees. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Almost Famous Minute 46: Ding Dongs in the Way Apr 17, 2020

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The forty-sixth minute starts with Russell getting electrocuted and ends with Marc Maron yelling at the band.

We are joined by guests CeCe Pleasants and David Forsythe.

Find CeCe here:

Twitter - @CeCePleasants

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Facebook page - Edge of Tomorrow Minute

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Rock and Roll Heaven: Kurt Cobain Part 2 - Kurt Meet Courtney and Other Havoc Apr 17, 2020

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Part two of our three part series on the life of Kurt Cobain. We take you from Bleach to unplugged.

Our social stuff:

Patreon.com/rockandrollheaven

Twitter: @rockandrolllt

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Email us! rockandrollheavenlt@gmail.com

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Rock's Backpages Ep. 68: Paul Gorman on Malcolm McLaren + RIP Bill Withers & Hal Wilner Apr 16, 2020

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In this week's podcast – the second to be recorded remotely under the lockdown — Mark, Barney & Jasper are joined by special guest Paul Gorman to discuss his long and multi-faceted career — and his epic new biography of Malcolm McLaren. We also hear clips from the week's new audio interview: a 1989 conversation with "Malcy" himself, wherein the former Sex Pistols manager and professional provocateur voices his disdain for the music industry, his becoming an artist in his own right… and his despair at the passing of rock's pagan gods.

Paul also pitches in with his thoughts on the late Bill Withers, joining his hosts in celebrating the life and work of a unique singer-songwriter – and the dignity of a man who came late to fame and chose to walk away from it without regret. After hearing a clip of Bill speaking in 2004, the makeshift gang of four pay tribute to two more victims of the coronavirus: John Prine, discussed at much greater length in Episode 62, and Hal Willner, maverick mastermind behind such unorthodox tribute albums as 1988's Stay Awake: Various Interpretations of Music from Vintage Disney Films.

Finally, Mark talks us through his highlights of the week's new library load, including pieces on Nancy Sinatra and her walking 'Boots' (1966), Joel Selvin's Sid Vicious obituary (1979) and Annene Kaye interviewing the other Gang Of Four on a park bench in 1983. Jasper offers his tuppenceworth on a So Solid Crew profile from 2003 and a 2018 review of Prince's posthumous Piano and a Microphone album… and we say goodbye until the next time.

Pieces discussed: Fanzines, Spice Girls, The Life and Times of Malcolm McLaren excerpt, Malcolm McLaren audio, 8-Bit Punk, Bill Withers audio, Bill Withers, John Prine, Hal Willner, Nancy Sinatra's Boots, Bill Graham, Sid Vicious, Gang of Four, Chet Baker, So Solid Crew and Prince's Piano & a Microphone 1983.

Many thanks to special guest Paul Gorman; his new book The Life and Times of Malcolm McLaren is published by Constable. Visit his website at paulgormanis.com.

The Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.

Muses: Linda Ramone Apr 16, 2020

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We cannot be more excited to share our interview with Linda Ramone. Muse to The Ramones, wife to guitarist Johnny and founder of the Johnny Ramone Army, the Johnny and Linda Ramone Foundation and the Hollywood Forever Johnny Ramone Tributes, one thing is for sure. Linda's quite the sensation!

For more about Linda and our visit to the Ramone Ranch read our blog post here.

Make sure to buy your set of Happy Socks and Follow Linda Ramone on Instagram @lindaramone and Facebook @MrsLindaRamone

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I'm In Love With That Song: Buzzcocks - 'What Do I Get?' Apr 15, 2020

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Back in '77, one thing UK punk bands didn't have much use for was love songs. But Pete Shelley of the Buzzcocks wrote what could be called "modern love songs"; honest songs about longing, romance, loneliness, and yes, love -- all laced with self-deprecating humor. But their music was aggressive, all raging guitars, pounding drums & pummeling bass. With those thoughtful (dare I say, sensitive) lyrics on top, it was the best of both worlds. On this episode, we take a deep dive into the Buzzcocks classic "What Do I Get?".

If you enjoyed this episode, check out The Hustle Podcast's interview with Steve Diggle.

Buzzcocks - "What Do I Get?" (Pete Shelley) Copyright 1978 Complete Music Limited

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Rock Candy Ep. 114: R.E.M. - Alliteration, Acronyms, Eyebrows Apr 15, 2020

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This week we talk about the quintessential alt rock band, R.E.M. If it weren't for these guys, indie music wouldn't exist and rock would be a much blander genre. A group that refused to bend to anyone else's rules and spent years paying their dues as a cult success. But when they finally hit radio airways, they didn't go anywhere and gave us classics that have gone down in music history. We tell their story to the best of our ability, but this famously private band have sometimes walked the line of truth and myth. And their songs are commonly misunderstood, so get ready to learn how you were wrong.

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