I’m back on BJ Kramp’s Rock and/or Roll podcast, all about the Scorps of the 70’s and blathering about how great Uli Jon Roth is as long as he’s not singing. Listen to it here or on iTunes or where ever.
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Rock and/or Roll Interviews Producer Matt Wallace about FNM’s “Angel Dust”
An exhaustive overview of Faith No More’s “Angel Dust” on this podcast. RA/OR’s BJ and Matt Wallace do a quick history of the band then a track by track analysis. A really enjoyable listen that gets in creative process and band dynamics during the making of the album. I’m not even a big FNM fan and this is entertaining.
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Yes, Soul Asylum Was Once the Best Live Band on the Planet.
I was on the Rock And/Or Roll podcast a few months ago. Yeah still behind, this actually was podcast before the Goo Goo Dolls episode.
Once again your reluctant host, BJ invited me to talk about the once spectacular Soul Asylum on the otherwise fabulous Rock And/Or Roll podcast.
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Soul Asylum “Sometime to Return” Live
Listen to me defend the first 3 Goo Goo Dolls Records
I have been accused of having questionable (bad) taste at times but I will argue with anyone about the greatness of the first 3 Goo Goo Dolls albums. They had that midwestern punk rock thing going on, like a heavy metal version of Soul Asylum or The Replacements. They were fun, juvenile and they rocked some damn fine songs. Sure after “Hold Me Up” it was a quick slide to shitsville, although I can listen to “Superstar Car Wash”, the rest is obviously better left alone.
Anyways, for some reason, your reluctant host, BJ invited me to talk about the Goo Goo Dolls on the otherwise fabulous Rock and/or Roll podcast. This was posted a while ago, forgive my delay.
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Goo Goo Dolls “Know My Name”