Get ready to shred! In this week's Mixtape Rewind, Sam and Matt break down 12 of the most unforgettable guitar solos of all time. From classic rock legends like Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page to unexpected spots like Eddie Van Halen on Beat It, this mix has it all — soaring intros, face-melting outros, and plenty of wah-wah pedal magic. We’re talking: Freebird, Layla, Hotel CaliforniaUnderrated bangers like Gasoline and Sultans of SwingThe most intense 7 minutes in music: Through the Fire and Fl...

Welcome back to another episode with your favorite musers, sorry for the delay in releases lately everyone, life has been busy but I can guarantee that won't happen again anytime soon. We are being joined on this fun edition by a friend of the podcast, Dean Boese of Family Plot podcast, who you may have seen on almost every bracket we've done in the last couple years. Join us for a fun time and some great laughs.Albums Discussed: Empire Records Soundtrack by Various Artists Friday Soundtrack by

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Which BTS bridges hit you right in the feels, make you want to scream, or instantly bring you back to an iconic moment? In this episode, we’re breaking down our favorite and most memorable BTS bridges. From the raw emotion of “We are Bulletproof: The Eternal” and “Spring Day” to the undeniable power of “Don’t Leave Me” and “Dis-ease,” we’re talking standout vocals, unforgettable rap moments, insane builds, and the bridges that simply send us. Come relive some of BTS’s most memorable musical

Send us Fan Mail The Sonic Collective: The Best Album Openers: Not The Ones You Think The Sonic Collective hosts Darren Scott, Alain Dupuis, Scott Gregory, and Scott Coates (from Bangkok) break from their usual classic-album reviews to each pick three albums they believe have the best opening tracks, discussing what makes an effective opener and their different selection philosophies. Darren chooses “Synchronicity I” (The Police, Synchronicity), “Excursions” (A Tribe Called Quest...

Enjoy the poddy team! On today's show: Have you ever accidentally stolen something? Big Tune Alert - brand new The Caracal Project What is Sin going to play at her vinyl listening party? Brook gets a petition going for his Tinder crusade We check in with the lady of leisure DJ Heartstring announce an album Brook's hot take on peptides A Movember event is going down tomorrow night in Auckland We plan some secret phrases for the upcoming Christmas party Leave us a voice note for the Off Air Podcast

This week Chasta & Huey recapped their busy weekend covering the 2026 Aftershock Festival at Discovery Park in Sacramento. Connect with Chasta & Huey: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/chastaandhuey Email: chastaandhuey@gmail.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ChastaAndHuey Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chasta-huey/id1877969787 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2kdozplGAWNhd6zehEBzW5 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/chastaandhuey Instagram:

Annie and Nick catch up on a busy and divisive week in music. New Stevie Wonder music has been unanimously welcomed, while the VMAs have split opinion – and inspired Annie and Nick to ask: does anyone care about them anymore? Other questions raised this week: why do Irish people make fun of Bono so much? Why are some people being mean about Madonna on the internet? Should the VMAs have rethought the George Michael tribute? And why are many Taylor Swift fans disappointed by the bonus Life of a

Send us Fan Mail In 1984, Deep Purple’s classic Mark II lineup reunited for the first time in nearly a decade and delivered one of rock’s most successful comeback albums. On this episode, we revisit Perfect Strangers, digging into the songs, the performances, and the chemistry between Ritchie Blackmore, Ian Gillan, Jon Lord, Roger Glover, and Ian Paice. From “Knocking at Your Back Door” to the unforgettable title track, we look at what made the album work, how it fit into the hard rock landsc...

Walker and Zach prove once and for all that they love My Chemical Romance. This week, the boys continue their exhaustive coverage of Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge with an in-depth, track by track review of the album.The brothers also celebrate a Podcast milestone made possible by you, the listener.Episode Citation & References:Not the Life It Seems: The True Lives of My Chemical Romance by Tom Bryant---------------------------------------------Send us a Message :-)Enjoying the show? Please Rate

We at The Wolf are very proud to welcome back Scott Holiday to talk about The Wolf's favorite album of 2026 - his new solo album Topology. Created out of music Scott wrote intending to utilize with his world touring band Rival Sons, Scott never intended to make a solo record. But over time pieces he created eventually felt like something that wasn't RS but more personal to Scott. And with help from his RS bandmate Mike Miley (drums) and Jesse Nalen (keyboards) created Topology - the record The

Send us Fan Mail Boff Whalley is an artist, writer and musician, and a founder member of Chumbawamba. Here he discusses Wild Honey Pie, from The Beatles (the White Album), and explains why he thinks it's punk and indie rolled into one. He also digs into its unsettling seventh chords and tritones, and the tape flutter that had to be done by hand on the mix. Website: https://boffwhalley.com/But: Life Isn’t Like That, Is It? by Boff Whalley: https://pmpress.org.uk/product/but-life-isn...

EPYSODE 91: Changin' Times by Ike White.Guest: Producer Jerry Goldstein. Additional commentary by The Psychedelic Wizard, Uncle Herff. This week we explore the incredible true story behindChangin’ Times, the remarkable 1976 album by the mysterious and immensely talented Ike White. Recorded while White was incarcerated in prison, the album blends soulful grooves, funk, rock and a pinch of jazz coupled with deeply personal songwriting into a record unlike anything else of its era. Despite its

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Disfruta de un recorrido imperdible por la trayectoria de The Cure, reviviendo sus grandes éxitos y los momentos más emblemáticos que marcaron la historia del rock gótico. Un viaje sonoro lleno de nostalgia, sintetizadores y atmósferas oscuras que te atraparán de principio a fin.

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Sandy Maxx has another night of Milwaukee music, theater and weekend happenings on What’s on Tap. Actor David Payne previews his one-man show Churchill, while Brady Street BID Board Chair Michelle Eigenberger shares what’s planned for the Brady Street Pet Parade and updates Sandy on construction and traffic-calming efforts in the neighborhood. Local band Secret Menu celebrates its recent battle-of-the-bands victory at 3 Sheeps Brewing and the prize that will take the group to Los Angeles to record