Scott Haskin is back as we start padding out the live side of the mixtape with this cut off of A Little South Of Sanity, it’s the 1989 hit “What It Takes”! Catch our newest show “Back Tracks: Theme Music” where we take a dive deep into the symbiotic relationship between music and story. Available…
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“It’s another radical left turn for the band sonically and obviously is the first Heartbreakers song to be co-written with someone other than Mike Campbell. The introduction of Dave Stewart into the Heartbreakers tight little circle definitely rocked the boat and was a precursor to the restlessness that culminated in Tom working with Jeff Lynne,…
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Welcome to Back Tracks: Theme Music where every week we take a deep dive into the symbiotic relationship between music and story. This week special guest Scott Haskin returns to experience some of Norway’s finest glam metal and John reveals an interesting connection to the opening credits of James Gunn’s 2022 show “Peacemaker”. It’s time…
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Episode #190
Come Hell or High Water (Part 1: The Cattle Grazes On) With Jerry Bloom
December 5, 2022
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We finish our review of Nothings Shocking by Janes Addiction. What will be the final ruling on this Alternative Album released at the height of Hair Metal? What does the band Tesla have to do with this album?
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In case you hadn’t heard enough about “Slide It In” this week Nate takes a deep look into the differences between the UK and US releases and listens to the tracks side by side. Only for the die hard DPP listener. Proceed at your own caution if you wish t
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This week Greg DiPasquale is back and after spinning his least favorite song last time out he somehow manages to spin his second least favorite track this time. Fortunately Mark decides to use his mulligan and grant a second spin which gives us one of the last cuts off of OU812 that we haven’t covered…
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Don’t stop us now because we want it all! Today’s episode covers a cover. Well, technically. Heaven For Everyone was originally recorded by Roger Taylor’s side project, The Cross in late 1987. The album was released posthumously after Freddie’s death and is a mishmash of odds and ends and rehashed tracks. Kev and Randy talk…
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This week we roll an old blues classic from the 1973 debut album, it’s “Walkin’ The Dog”! Catch our newest show “Back Tracks: Theme Music” where we take a dive deep into the symbiotic relationship between music and story. Available wherever you get your podcasts! You can follow us on twitter @BTAerosmith and please support…
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“I suspect that it’s the last verse that is appropriated by Confederate sympathizers and used out of context of the rest of the song. The last three lines of this verse though are sheer poetry of the very highest calibre. “I can still feel the eyes of those blue-bellied devil. Yeah when I’m walking ‘round…
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