One of Milwaukee’s most loved bands have returned. This time they toned down the Who influence filtered through 90’s alt rock/post punk/aggro for more of a general 60’s rock filtered through the same 90’s lens. At first listen, this is my favorite album of theirs.
Links
Label: 25 Diamonds
Band: Facebook
Was wondering what people are looking for from bands/musicians on social media.
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The “Cheap Talk Chat Trick” run by Ken Mills who does the PodKISSt podcast invited me to talk about my favorite Cheap Trick album. Yeah it is.
Here is a link to listen.
iTunes Yes, it’s in the PodKISSt feed. November, 3 2013 is the date.
BJ and Fistful of Dave are back to share with you 30 carefully selected songs by some of the lesser-known purveyors of seventies rock at its heaviest.
Beyond my blathering the Rock and/or Roll podcast is great.
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Hear is what we blab about and play:
Holy crud two weeks in a row. This time it’s BJ, Martin Popoff and me.
Here is the lowdown:
ROCK AND/OR ROLL 019 – HEAVY SEVENTIES PART 1
What exactly does “heavy” mean? Who were the earliest, heaviest bands and how did their particular brand of rock and roll evolve over the course of the seventies, culminating in a new genre called “heavy metal” that exploded in the late seventies and into the eighties? On the next two episodes of the podcast BJ and his guests Martin Popoff (Part 1 only) and Fistful of Dave will attempt to answer these questions while sharing with you some of the very heaviest music of the seventies.
You can listen right here
I suggest you check out all the Rock an/or Roll podscasts because they are great.
Check out the Rock and/or Roll website too.
Don’t know who Martin Popoff is? He writes shitloads of books about heavy metal.
Check out his books
also on iTunes