Podcasts about Dream Police

This Week on America's Podcast! We summoned the mathematical wizardry of Ryan T. Russell—armed only with a calculator, a dream, and a list of 50 of our favorite Cheap Trick songs. What did he do? He crunched the numbers, sprinkled some rock 'n' roll sorcery, and conjured up the ultimate Top 25 Cheap Trick songs of all time! Joining this sonic séance are none other than Ross Warner, author of American Standard: Cheap Trick from the Bars to the Budokan and Beyond, and the one and only Eddy Cannistraci, the man, the myth, the alcohol-powered legend. By the end of this marathon, we bid a possibly-tearful, definitely-tipsy Auf Wiedersehen to Mooger and Eddy Alcohol Man, but don't worry—we rally and bring it home with Marc, Ross, and Ryan still standing (barely). So buckle up, Tricksters—we're raising hell and counting riffs on this epic episode! Will your favorite make the list? Will someone start singing “Dream Police” off-key? Only one way to find out... Until next week, say it with us: “Elo Kiddies!” And remember—don't wake up with a monster. #CheapTrick #Top25 #ClassicRock #RockNRoll #PodcastLife #MusicNerds #NowPlaying #CheapTrickFans #RockLegends #EloKiddies #BudokanVibes #GuitarHeroes #PowerPop #RockHistory #PodcastMarathon #RaiseHell #VinylCommunity #MusicPodcast #DontWakeUpWithAMonster #America'sPodcast

Stupid News 6-18-2025 8am ...Again, they are quick to take money, but slow to give it back ...He should have called the Dream Police ...Someone peed on her backpack

Max is on-task to review the second album from guitar maestro Mk.Gee, and tries to determine if it's artistic genius, or just weird guitar.Follow along with the songs we discuss in this week's Spotify Playlist.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

ALBUM ROULETTE We've randomly picked 3 albums each from PASTE magazine's list of top 100 albums of 2024.   These are albums we are listening to for the first time and giving our honest opinions on. We review, critique and give our honest opinions on these 6 albums that we randomly were given through  a number generator: 1: DOECHII - Alligator Bites Never Heal (#99 paste) 2: MK.GEE - Two Star & the Dream Police (#51 paste) 3: THE LEMON TWIGS - A Dream Is All We Know (#29 paste) 4: BETH GIBBONS - Lives Outgrown (#15 paste) 5: NILUFER YANYA: My Method Actor (#32 paste) 6: FEELING FIGURES - Everything Around You (#98 paste) Thank you for listening! ********* KNOW GOOD MUSIC can be found on Podbean (host site), Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Iheart Radio, Pandora, YouTube (link below) and almost anywhere you listen to podcasts. Links to more sources at Link Tree - www.linktr.ee/knowgoodmusic  Help support our Podcast by purchasing some cool merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/knowgoodmusic Visit our YouTube Channel where you can see video segments from all of our interviews.  Just search "know good music" TURN OFF THE TV - TURN UP THE MUSIC!

Send us a textHave you ever wondered about the stories that exist just beyond the stage, behind the curtain of the music world? Join us as we recount our unforgettable night at the Ludlow Garage with the electrifying all-female Led Zeppelin tribute band, Lez Zeppelin. My co-host Tiffany Mason and I share our love for classic rock, reminiscing about the bands that shaped our youth and how their music continues to resonate today.From hilarious misadventures in dimly lit venues to the thrill of meeting iconic musicians backstage, our nostalgic journey through the rock scene of the 70s and 80s will have you reminiscing alongside us. We recall legendary concerts like the Monsters of Rock tour and share personal anecdotes involving bands such as Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, and Journey. And let's not forget the modern influences, like Lizzy Hale of Halestorm, who keep the spirit of rock alive for new generations.Get ready for an engaging mix of music industry insights, speculative artist collaborations, and heartfelt personal stories. Celebrate the 45th anniversary of Cheap Trick's "Dream Police" with us, and dive into the current landscape of country music, featuring artists like Morgan Wallen and Jason Aldean. This episode promises a blend of humor, nostalgia, and excitement as we explore the ever-evolving world of music and the lasting impact of its legends.LinksJay Franze: https://JayFranze.comVirtually You: https://www.virtuallyyouva.com/ Support the show

It’s that list-making time of year! So for this episode, we've brought together 12 KEXP DJs and tastemakers for a sonic collage of the best new music from 2024. We hear from each DJ about one song that rose above the rest, getting a diverse sampling of the year in music. From hardcore to reggae to ambient and everything in between, this episode is sure to bring something unexpected for even our most voracious listeners. Songs featured: Mk.gee - “Dream Police” (DJ Alex’s pick) Bures Band - “Green Town” (Greg Vandy’s pick) Clay Birds - “Call Out My Name” (Gabriel Lopez’s pick) Rapsody - “Never Enough (feat. Keznamdi)” (DJ Miss Ashley’s pick) MUÑECA - “Bambi” (DJ Chilly’s pick) Brimheim - “Dancing in the Rubble” (Kevin Cole’s pick) The Scoffs - “Factories In Heaven” (Brian Foss’s pick) Burning Hammer - “Howling With The Wolves” (Jenn’s pick) Chat Pile - "Masc" (Reeves’ pick) Rich Ruth - “No Muscle, No Memory” (Noel Brass Jr.’s pick) Seiji Oda - "a gentle gigg.." (Mike Ramos’s pick) Porridge Radio - “Sick Of The Blues” (Chris Sanley’s pick) Listen to the full songs on KEXP's "In Our Headphones 2024" playlist on Spotify or the “What's In Our Headphones” playlist on YouTube. Stream KEXP at any hour, any day, for live DJ curation and recommendations. Tune into 90.3 FM in Seattle, 92.7 FM in the Bay Area, or KEXP.org and the KEXP App anywhere in the world. Hosted and produced by: Janice Headley and Isabel KhaliliMixed by: Emily FoxMastered by: William MyersEditorial director: Larry Mizell Jr. Our theme music is “好吗 (Hao Ma)” by Chinese American Bear Support the podcast: kexp.org/headphonesContact us at headphones@kexp.org.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

50 discos nos han emocionado, sorprendido o enamorado este 2024. 50 elegidos de entre muchísimos para que no se te pasen por alto. Aquí tienes los 15 primeros. Playlist:Charli xcx - Sympathy is a knife ('BRAT')Magdalena Bay - Death & Romance ('Imaginal Disk')Empress Of - Lorelei ('For Your Consideration')The Marías - Echo ('Submarine')Yaya Bey - all around Los Angeles ('Ten Fold')Dehd - Light On ('Poetry')Mk. gee - Alesis ('Two Star & The Dream Police')Kim Deal - Are You Mine? ('Nobody Loves You More')Kate Bollinger - To Your Own Devices ('Songs From A Thousand Frames Of Mind ')Jessica Pratt - The Last Year ('Here in the Pitch')Vegyn, Lauren Auder - Halo Flip ('The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions')The Cure - I Can Never Say Goodbye ('Songs Of A Lost World')Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Wild God ('Wild God')Bill Ryder-Jone - This Can't Go On ('Iechyd-Da')Escuchar audio

New Wave music funneled together a diverse range of sounds from 70s punk, pop and electronic music to form something original and distinctively 80s. Join us as we discuss albums from this classic era of popular music.Blondie – Parallel Lines (1978)The Psychedelic Furs – Forever Now (1982)Devo – Freedom of Choice (1980)Other DigginsCiverous – Maze Envy (2024)Megan Thee Stallion – Megan (2024)Mk.gee – Two Star & The Dream Police (2024)Duo Pleyel – Yuletide Treats (2024)Amyl and the Sniffers – Cartoon Darkness (2024)The Cars – The Cars (1978)What do you think of these records? What's your favorite new wave record? Let us know on our website, albumnerds.com or email us, podcast@albumnerds.com.Listen to more episodes and suggest topics for the Wheel of Musical Discovery on albumnerds.com. Follow us on Instagram & Facebook.Thanks for listening!!!

“Less of setup and more of a fed-up.” In this episode, Luke flies solo and fills the listeners in on his time away. He discusses Spotify daylists, back injuries and post-religious peace of mind. All this while playing some amazing new songs from incredible artists. Plus, he shares the music he's been loving and the #NewMusicFriday releases he's looking forward to. Songs Played In This Episode: Mk.gee - Alesis from Two Star & The Dream Police out now on R&R Digital Hippo Campus - Prayer Man from Flood out now on Psychic Hotline Photo Credits: Mk.gee courtesy of the artist Hippo Campus by Brit O'Brien Listen to our Best Song Ever Official Playlist. Presented by Planet Ant Podcasts (planetant.com) & Offshelf (offshelf.net)

Listen to the full episode here: https://www.patreon.com/coldpod We're back with another solo pod! In this episode we discuss Austin's TIFF afterparty bender, Eddie Huang's 'Vice Is Broke', Anthony Bourdain, schmoozing, social climbers, business cards with Vimeo links, QR codes, brand documentaries, Vice magazine vs Vice media, Tumblr, millennials getting fed culture, algorithms are the new gatekeepers, Elon Musk dancing, Gavin McInnes, Q&A's either saving or destroying a screening, MK.gee's 'Two Star & The Dream Police', Inc. No World, Austin's 'Megalopolis' review, art for the sake of art, 'live cinema', theatre kids, Sean Baker's 'Anora', Bill Murray DJing a TIFF party, the fake A24 Netflix party, our Cold Pod 'TIFF Edition' party, people drinking differently when its 4am last call, Brady Corbet's 'The Brutalist' and more! Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD

Mk. gee comparte rasgos con otros innovadores pero suena como ninguno de ellos. A medio camino entre The Police, Omar Apollo, Jai Paul y Bon Iver, con su primer disco se ha convertido en una de las nuevas figuras del R&B DIY más destacadas. Ese debut es 'Two Star & The Dream Police', la exploración del amor, la pena y la ansiedad.Playlist:Magdalena Bay - ImageJayda G - Feeling AliveYaeji - boobooIbibio Sound Machine - Black NotesEzra Collective, M.anifest, Moonchild Sanelly - Streets is CallingFoushée - WarKali Uchis - Never Be YoursLogic1000, Vagabon - oceanic [rebirth]yunè pinku - Half AliveJoe Goddard - WeaveDesire - I KnowOkay Kaya - Check Your FaceMk. gee - Lonely FightNilüfer Yanya - Made Out Of MemoryParis Paloma - yetiSega Bodega, Eartheater - Face Into YouEscuchar audio

EP206 This week's update takes off from Las Vegas and lands somewhere in Low Earth Orbit. We have databases of faces and how both a police union and the Dutch Data Protection watchdog think they are a bad idea.If they have your face, how do you prove you are you?  That's the next challenge and a proposal from OpenAI and Harvard thinks it'll have you covered.  We might have a different opinion.With elections coming up in the US would you be upset to discover that the code in your voting machine was written and updated by a Russian?  You could not make this stuff up.The Washington Post tells us why it thinks that Pavel Durov should stay in jail  and some security researchers share how you might bypass TSA security the next time you are at an airport.Finally we will soon have fifteen thousand reasons for considering not subscribing to one provider's broadband.The dream police, they live inside of our heads.  Let's check out this week's arresting update.  Find the transcript to the this pod. here.

When Eric Clapton says that Mk.gee “found things to do on the guitar that are like nobody else,” you tend to pay attention. Turn to the sonic architect’s debut album Two Star & The Dream Police, and start with “Are You Looking Up.” 

Today's Song of the Day is “Are You Looking Up” from Mk.gee's album Two Star & the Dream Police, out now.Mk. gee will be performing at Uptown Theater on Saturday, October 5.

Run Without Rhythm Cuz Shit's About To Get Spicy: Harkonnen DJ DUNE 2 Review Black Hole Son Paul Was The Villain! (just kidding) Killing Your Toadies Is Spice Gas or Gold? THE KILLING STAR Review Warp Speed = End of Everything The Furby Paradox Hello, Dream Police? Lasers (or the "Start With That!" Problem) They Didn't Fight Twice! Stalling So We Don't Have To Do The... ENTIRE PHANTASM PENTALOGY REVIEW Better Dream Logic Sure Plays A Mean Pinball Why Is PHANTASM a Dune Movie? Kill Me But Don't Make Me *Work* Tall Guy in a Little Coat A Theory of Accidental Greatness Collateral (Ball) Damage Why Is PHANTASM 2 an Evil Dead Movie? Dollar Store Bruce Campbell No Afterlife! Sweet. Why Is PHANTASM 3 a Home Alone Movie? Lord of the Softball Reboot Be the Ball If the Balls Ain't Broke Don't Fix 'Em Build-A-Ball How Many Times Can We Say "Ball" Why Is PHANTASM 4 a B-Roll Movie? Cliffhanger Blue Balls Tall Man = Grief Allegory Why Is PHANTASM 5 Tax Fraud? Ravager End Credits Were the Best Part Worst Catchphrase Ever Imagery vs. Coherence Final Thoughts (Ball Half Empty or Ball Half Full?)

Tom Petersson is a musician best known as the bassist and co-founder of the iconic rock band Cheap Trick. Born in Rockford, Illinois, Petersson's musical journey began at an early age when he picked up the guitar. However, he later transitioned to bass guitar, a move that would define his signature sound and role in shaping Cheap Trick's distinctive style. In the early 70s, Petersson co-founded Cheap Trick with guitarist Rick Nielsen, drummer Bun E. Carlos, and vocalist Robin Zander. The band quickly gained recognition for their high-energy performances, catchy melodies, and fusion of hard rock, pop, and punk influences. Petersson's melodic basslines became a hallmark of Cheap Trick's sound, adding depth and groove to their music. Throughout his career with Cheap Trick, Petersson has been a key contributor to the band's success, both in the studio and on stage. His innovative bass playing can be heard on many of the band's hit songs, including "Surrender," "I Want You to Want Me," "Dream Police," and "The Flame." In addition to his work with Cheap Trick, Petersson has collaborated with various artists and pursued solo projects. He released a solo album titled "Tom Petersson & Another Language" in 1984, showcasing his versatility as a musician beyond the confines of Cheap Trick's sound. Petersson's influence extends beyond his musical contributions. His distinctive 12-string bass guitar, custom-built by Hamer Guitars, has become iconic in the rock world, inspiring generations of bassists. He is also known for popularizing the use of the 12-string bass in rock music, pushing the boundaries of the instrument and paving the way for its acceptance in mainstream rock. Over the years, Petersson and Cheap Trick have received numerous accolades and awards, including inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016. Despite lineup changes and the evolving music industry, Petersson remains an integral part of Cheap Trick's enduring legacy, continuing to tour and record with the band, captivating audiences with his dynamic bass playing and infectious stage presence. Tom Petersson's contributions to rock music and his enduring influence on bassists worldwide solidify his status as a legendary figure in the annals of rock history. I hope you will enjoy Tom Peterrson's story. For more information about Tom and Cheap Trick head for the band's website http://www.cheaptrick.com/ or https://watch.countrymusichalloffame.org/videos/tom-petersson-of-cheap-trick-demonstrates-gretsch-white-falcon If you'd like to request a future guest for the show, please get in touch with me through my website https://www.abreathoffreshair.com.au

Rockhistorier har i denne episode fået besøg af dansk-færøske Brimheim, som netop nu er aktuel med sin nye plade RATKING. Helena Heinesen Rebensdorff, som er Brimheims borgerlige navn, har medbragt en spilleliste, med sange der har betydet noget for hendes musikalske udvikling såvel som hendes personlige. En sammenhængende og dog varieret spilleliste, der får stor ros fra værterne og som blandt andet byder på Björk, Radiohead, Air og PJ Harvey, samt musikere som selv ikke værterne kender(!)Lyt med når Rockhistorier lærer kvinden bag RATKING at kende – en plade der af værterne beskrives som: ”Virkelig spitzenklasse – et album i internationalt format ”.    Værter: Henrik Queitsch og Klaus LynggaardKlip og produktion: Mathilde Cortese RetsboSpilleliste:Brimheim: ”Literally Everything” (2023)Air: “Sexy Boy” (1998)Nirvana: ”You Know You're Right” (Indspillet 1994, udsendt 2002)PJ Harvey: “This Is Love” (2000)Yeah Yeah Yeahs: “Gold Lion”  (2006)Radiohead: “Everything Is in Its Right Place” (2000)Fever Ray: “If I Had a Heart” (2009)Björk: “Jóga” (1997)Portishead: “The Rip” (2008)Poliça: “The Maker” (2012)alt-J: “Tessellate” (2012)Radiohead: “I Will” (“No Mans Land”) (2003)Moderat: “A New Error”  (2009)Lana Del Rey: “Cruel World” (2014)Mitski: “I Bet on Losing Dogs” (2016)Weyes Blood: “Andromeda” (2019)Tōth: ”Copilot” (2019)Caroline Polachek: “Ocean of Tears” (2019)Mk.gee: “Dream Police” (2023)Brimheim: “Normies” (2024) 

In this debut episode Leah Darrow talks about the intersection of motherhood and entrepreneurship. She reveals the truth behind "dream police," those who get in the way of your dreams. Leah encourages her listeners to protect their dreams, find a supportive community, and trust that God has given them a multidimensional mission!Timestamps0:00:00: Leah introduces her podcast00:01:16: The significance of merging motherhood with aspirations.00:02:02: Overcoming skepticism from those who doubt mothers pursuing dreams.00:03:45: The need to shield yourself from the "dream police"00:07:25: Urging listeners to dream bigLinkshttps://www.leahdarrow.com/https://www.instagram.com/leah.darrowhttps://www.facebook.com/leah.darrow/https://www.linkedin.com/in/leah-darrow-7bb42523/

Another one so soon? Roger's really pressing to get even close to caught up, so here he is again to talk about the hits of the month Bo Derek became a thing. There's punk destruction, sappy closing credits music, mixed feelings about the wireless, counterintuitive action, a band's other dirty-minded hit, and a twangy boat trip. Explore on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDWLXjsOJPQnWvdISM0h3viPrhBN1pUzG&si=XYHilN1AjeVKqOW9 Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/oldmanyellsatmusic And find Roger everywhere on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/oldmanyellsatmusic Listen to this one, lest you run afoul of the Dream Police.

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, retomamos donde lo dejábamos hace una semana. Entre 1979 y 1982, mezcolanza de New-Wave, Art-Pop, Post-Punk... o como se quiera... Creatividad, nervio y actitud. Suenan: Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, retomamos donde lo dejábamos hace una semana. Entre 1979 y 1982, mezcolanza de New-Wave, Art-Pop, Post-Punk... o como se quiera… Creatividad, nervio y actitud.Suenan: CHEAP TRICK - "VOICES" ("DREAM POLICE", 1979) / JULES AND THE POLAR BEARS - "BRAVE ENOUGH" ("PHONETICS", 1979) / SPLIT ENZ - "NOBODY TAKES ME SERIOUSLY" ("TRUE COLOURS", 1980) / XTC - "NO LANGUAGE IN OUR LUNGS" ("BLACK SEA", 1980) / ANTHONY MOORE - "CAUGHT BEING IN LOVE" ("FLYING DOESN'T HELP", 1979) / THE CARS - "YOU WEAR THOSE EYES" ("PANORAMA", 1980) / JAPAN - "VISIONS OF CHINA" ("TIN DRUM", 1981) / TALK TALK - "HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?" ("THE PARTY'S OVER", 1982) / ORANGE JUICE - "DYING DAY" ("YOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR LOVE FOREVER", 1982) / SUNNYBOYS - "IT'S A SUNNY DAY" ("INDIVIDUALS", 1982) / AU PAIRS - "WE'RE SO COOL" ("PLAYING WITH A DIFFERENT SEX", 1981) / THE FEELIES - "THE BOY WITH THE PERPETUAL NERVOUSNESS" ("CRAZY RHYTHMS", 1980)Escuchar audio

We could talk until we're blue in the face about what a bridge is and what the greatest bridges are, and we actually did just that. The fabulous Maurice Bursztynski returns for a knock down drag out discussion about songs and song bridges. We also took little breaks in the middle of arguing to listen to some examples of sublime pop song craft in TOP TEN GREAT BRIDGES Part 2. It's unclear if we got to the bottom of it, but no matter, we had a blast hanging with Maurice and revealing picks 5-1.If you missed Top Ten Great Bridges Part 1, get it here:https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/alltimetopten/episodes/2023-08-28T04_00_00-07_00Get your ears on this! It's the Top Ten Great Bridges Spotify playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3hrJrJWFAlaYkvH3cHe6Hq?si=25df3dd7db1b42f5Maurice Bursztynski is always up to cool stuff! He produces/co-produces 2 majorly awesome podcasts. Listen to Love That Album and See Hear!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-that-album/id459559336https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/see-hear/id796677164

On the August 03 edition of #TheWorldAccordingToBenStein, our panel discusses the latest Trump indictments and what they mean. Also, can America survive as a self-governing people? Who can we count on to tell the story of freedom to succeeding generations? @BenStein shares his thoughts

In this episode, our series-within-a-series on The Sandman begins winding down as we kick off a two-parter on Vol. 9, The Kindly Ones, discussing issues 57-63, published by Vertigo/DC Comics! When her young son Daniel is abducted, Lyta Hall embarks on a quest to find the trio of goddesses known as the Furies and exact revenge on the being she holds responsible: Morpheus, the Dream King! Meanwhile, we revisit some old friends as this rich fantasy epic moves inexorably toward its violent endgame. What do returning characters Nuala, Thessaly and the Corinthian have to do with all of this? Why are Loki and the mischievous Puck gaslighting Lyta disguised as cops? And can this penultimate arc avoid apprehension by those Dream Police known as ... The Comics Canon? In This Episode: ·         Marc Hempel's artwork ·         A brief aside about Cormac McCarthy ·         Curt reviews The Flash ·         She-Hulk: Jen, Again ·         Jazzy John Romita and Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection Vol. 3: Spider-Man No More ·         X-Men: Starjammers by Dave Cockrum Kindly join us in two weeks as we conclude this two-part dive into The Kindly Ones with The Sandman #64-69! Until then: Impress your friends with our Comics Canon merchandise! Rate us on Apple Podcasts! Send us an email! Hit us up on Twitter or Facebook! And as always, thanks for listening!

This week we go way back to the year 1978 and spend the week with Cheap Trick and their hit single the Dream Police. Are these police literal, are they a metaphor, does it matter? Find out this week! Also in this prepisode music news of the weird, listener emails and we announce next week's album. In this episode we discuss man hunting, Ice-T, car accidents, Pixar movies, dream police, Hail to the Chief, side hustles, mules, construction news, architects, shoulder pads, heroin, new musical instruments,  and so much more!  Hatepod.com | TW: @AlbumHatePod | IG: @hatePod | hatePodMail@gmail.com Episode Outline: Quick update on the goings on at the world headquarters Discuss our history with the song/band Song discussion - lyrics and music Music Video How the song did worldwide Amazon reviews Listener email (just 2) Music news of the weird Announce next week's album

Tom Werman, the man behind the boards for IN COLOR, HEAVEN TONIGHT, and DREAM POLICE drops by to discuss the barn burner, "Gonna Raise Hell" off of the band's '79 release that sat on a shelf due to the success of BUDOKAN. We get sidetracked discussing "Auf Weidershen," Catacombs in Quincy, IL, George Martin, and so much more!

In 1978, Cheap Trick were much like their friends from KISS - they were working hard on the road, putting on great live shows but their studio albums weren't making much of a dent in the charts. However, thanks to opening for bands that were doing well in Japan, Cheap Trick amassed a nice following there and earned a #1 hit with the studio version of I Want You To Want Me (which didn't chart in the US). So the band decided to release a live album in Japan only to reward their fans in The Land of the Rising Sun. However, thanks to I Want You To Want Me's inclusion as a b-side from a single on their 3rd album Heaven Tonight and imports of At Budokan coming from Japan to the US, they released the live album worldwide and the rest is history. The live versions of tracks like Ain't That A Shame, Surrender and I Want You To Want Me are the quintessential versions of those tunes on US rock radio. Plus, Cheap Trick set up their next album for success as it included songs that would be included on Dream Police. For kids growing up in the late 70s, Cheap Trick At Budokan was in the air, on the turntables and sung along to everyday. This was a fun one to go back and give a listen as you can hear some of the punk influence on their riffs while maintaining that pure rock sound that helped get them into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. But make no mistake, without this album we wouldn't be talking about them today. Ugly American Werewolf in London Website Twitter Instagram YouTube LInkTree www.pantheonpodcasts.com Visit RareVinyl.com and use the code PODCAST to save 10%! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1978, Cheap Trick were much like their friends from KISS - they were working hard on the road, putting on great live shows but their studio albums weren't making much of a dent in the charts. However, thanks to opening for bands that were doing well in Japan, Cheap Trick amassed a nice following there and earned a #1 hit with the studio version of I Want You To Want Me (which didn't chart in the US). So the band decided to release a live album in Japan only to reward their fans in The Land of the Rising Sun. However, thanks to I Want You To Want Me's inclusion as a b-side from a single on their 3rd album Heaven Tonight and imports of At Budokan coming from Japan to the US, they released the live album worldwide and the rest is history. The live versions of tracks like Ain't That A Shame, Surrender and I Want You To Want Me are the quintessential versions of those tunes on US rock radio. Plus, Cheap Trick set up their next album for success as it included songs that would be included on Dream Police. For kids growing up in the late 70s, Cheap Trick At Budokan was in the air, on the turntables and sung along to everyday. This was a fun one to go back and give a listen as you can hear some of the punk influence on their riffs while maintaining that pure rock sound that helped get them into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. But make no mistake, without this album we wouldn't be talking about them today. Ugly American Werewolf in London Website Twitter Instagram YouTube LInkTree www.pantheonpodcasts.com Visit RareVinyl.com and use the code PODCAST to save 10%! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part two of our Forever Night crossover prequel, IROSHAN discovers the truth behind the darkness that cloaks the Earth. A young girl from an alternate Earth holds the key to the secrets behind The Forever Night. But before the heroes can act, a distress call from their hometown alerts them to an emergency situation. Local misplaced Dreamwalking travelers are under attack by the Dream Police known as the Sleepwalkers. The road to Forever Night begins here!A Marvel Superheroes RPG Live Play utilizing Foundry VTTCheck out these other Dreamslayer Studios recommendations: Be sure to check out our sponsor - Astronomica Podcast at https://astronomicapodcast.com/Dreamslayer Studios RPG Podcast - edited for your listening pleasure! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dreamslayer-studios-rpg-podcast/id1549919041Dreamslayer Studios' first Actual Play series: The Great American Novel by Christopher Grey - Devil's Canyon: https://youtu.be/PaUfI-2SGqYDreamslayer Studios' Classic Marvel Superheroes RPG Live Play - IROSHAN Gods and Monsters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1jDqzufIrg&list=PLZrWbwUCH4XA3EeGmthj67Y_fUMOpU2h-Music from this episode may come from the following sources: https://www.darrencurtismusic.com/https://tabletopaudio.com/https://www.digitaljuice.com/

On the latest Jagbags we talk one of the all-time legendary bands of all time: Rock Hall of Famers Cheap Trick. Are they Top 20 ALL-TIME? A hefty designation, and Beave argues why they belong. We talk their albums, their incendiary live performances (At Budokan, Music for Hangovers), their personnel, their best songs, best cover versions and their colorful personalities. We go through the Beatles' influence on the band, where "At Budokan" ranks as far as all-time live albums are concerned, and much much more! It's a JAM PACKED episode! Tune in now.

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To celebrate out 100th Episode, we have Rock Solid Podcast host Pat Francis join us to do a track-by-track deep dive into two iconic Cheap Trick albums, "Dream Police" and "All Shook Up".

GOD SOMMER! Ville bare minne deg på at det ikke finnes noe mer avslappende enn en Gammal Maiden-episode og foretrukken drikke i forteltet på Larkollen Camping mens du lar humla suse. Så her er det bare å glemme alt annet, fyre av gitarlegende Trond Holters eminente Topp 3-liste før du hører hele episode 103 (der Holter snakker om den utrolige Peacemaker-suksessen Wig Wam har opplevd i vinter + årene med Ole Evenrud, Dream Police etc.). Sesong 6 nærmer seg ... - Torkil

I kveld spiller Maiden ENDELIG på Tons. Perfekt da at Wig Wam-gitarist Trond Holter plutselig ramla innom. Fin oppvarming til Tons of Rock-festivalen som vi har babla om og gleda oss til i 3 år nå. Det satt langt inne å få Trond på besøk etter at det plutselig sa PANG! for Wig Wam med låta Do Ya Wanna Taste It på introen til TV-serien Peacemaker (HBO Max), men så fant gitarhelten heldigvis et hull i kalenderen. Her må vi innom Ole Evenrud/Ole i'Dole på 80-tallet, Dream Police, Dracula og de fleste andre prosjektene gitarist og superprodusent Trond Holter har vært innom. Husker han første gangen han hørte Maiden? Hvilke band inspirerte ham til å plukke opp den hjemmesnekra plankegitaren som broren fiksa til ham? Hva har Peacemaker-suksessen betydd for bandet og karriera videre? Og hvorfor kom Ronni LeTekrø og gutta i TNT for å "ta" Trond og gjengen i bandet Bangkok Sucks da de skulle varme opp for Hanoi Rocks i Oslo på 80-tallet?

Holmsey and Jen's interview with Cheap Trick's Robin Zander starts normally enough but after discussing a song Zander wrote about Freddie Mercury and his lost country album, somehow Holmsey sees potential in a yeehaw Dream Police cover........

What a pleasure it was to have Hamish Stuart as a guest on my show. Hamish is probably most famous for his singing with the Average White Band "Let's Go Around Again" and "Pick Up The Pieces". An absolute Legend and he tealks about his life growing up in music and where the music industry took him. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Stuart attended Queens Park School in Glasgow and left to form his first professional band 'The Dream Police'. He recorded a couple of singles with the Dream Police, before he was invited to join the recently formed Average White Band (AWB) in June 1972. A member of AWB from 1972 to 1982, he went on to work with Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan and David Sanborn. He wrote Atlantic Starr's 1986 hit "If Your Heart Isn't in It" and songs for Smokey Robinson, Jeffrey Osborne, George Benson and Diana Ross. Stuart joined Paul McCartney's band (where he switched between guitar and bass as necessary with McCartney) for McCartney's 1989 comeback album, Flowers in the Dirt, and appearing on several other albums and McCartney's world tours of 1989 and 1993. In 2006, Stuart toured as the bass player with Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band. He joined Starr again for a 2008 tour, where he performed "Pick Up The Pieces" and "Work to Do".[2] He once again toured with the band in 2019 playing "Pick Up the Pieces", "Work to Do", and "Cut the Cake". In 2007, he produced and appeared as a guest vocalist on the album All About the Music, by The AllStars collective. In July 2015, Stuart reunited with his AWB bandmates Malcolm "Molly" Duncan and Steve Ferrone to form The 360 Band. This is in essence one third of the original Average White Band. They released an album titled Three Sixty in 2017 and have been performing live together along with supporting musicians. **Explicit Permission to play the interview and his songs from his album "Sooner Or Later" All Rights Reserved.** --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/neil-clark10/message

This week we welcome good friend, podcaster, and author Brian J. Kramp to discuss The Best & Worst of 70's Cheap Trick! In addition to his hosting duties of the awesome Rock and/or Roll Podcast, Brian's got an awesome new book coming out this Summer based on the early days of Cheap Trick!This Band Has No Past tells the story of a bar band from the Midwest—the best and weirdest bar band in the Midwest—and how these four baby boomers, having been lucky enough to avoid the Vietnam draft, doggedly pursued a most unlikely career in rock'n'roll and made it on their own terms. It traces every gnarly limb of the family tree of bands that culminated in Cheap Trick, then details how this unlikely foursome paid their dues—with interest—night after night, slogging it out everywhere from high schools to bars to bowling alleys to fans' back yards, before signing to Epic Records and releasing two brilliant albums six months apart.Drawing on more than eighty original interviews, This Band Has No Past is packed full of new insights and information that fans of the band will devour. How was the Cheap Trick logo created? How did the checkerboard pattern come to be associated with the band? When did Rick Nielsen start wearing a ballcap 24/7? Who caught their mom and dad rolling on the couch? Read on and find out. The book is set for release June 21, 2022 and we can't wait to get it!In this episode, the guys each share their favorite and least favorite songs from Cheap Trick's 70's output. This episode covers the self-titled debut, In Color, Heaven Tonight, and Dream Police as well as the landmark Cheap Trick at Budokan release. There are some definite differences in taste among the guys in this episode and it makes for an interesting discussion.What are your Best & Worst of 70's Cheap Trick picks? Let us know in the comments below! Be sure to pre-order your copy of This Band Has No Past by Brian J. Kramp at https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1911036874/creativepubco-20Decibel Geek is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family.Contact Us!Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunesJoin the Facebook Fan PageFollow on TwitterFollow on InstagramE-mail UsSubscribe to our Youtube channel!Support Us!Buy a T-Shirt!Donate to the show!Stream Us!Stitcher RadioSpreakerTuneInBecome a VIP Subscriber!Click HERE for more info!Comment BelowDirect Download  

This week we welcome good friend, podcaster, and author Brian J. Kramp to discuss The Best & Worst of 70's Cheap Trick! In addition to his hosting duties of the awesome Rock and/or Roll Podcast, Brian's got an awesome new book coming out this Summer based on the early days of Cheap Trick! This Band Has No Past tells the story of a bar band from the Midwest—the best and weirdest bar band in the Midwest—and how these four baby boomers, having been lucky enough to avoid the Vietnam draft, doggedly pursued a most unlikely career in rock'n'roll and made it on their own terms. It traces every gnarly limb of the family tree of bands that culminated in Cheap Trick, then details how this unlikely foursome paid their dues—with interest—night after night, slogging it out everywhere from high schools to bars to bowling alleys to fans' back yards, before signing to Epic Records and releasing two brilliant albums six months apart. Drawing on more than eighty original interviews, This Band Has No Past is packed full of new insights and information that fans of the band will devour. How was the Cheap Trick logo created? How did the checkerboard pattern come to be associated with the band? When did Rick Nielsen start wearing a ballcap 24/7? Who caught their mom and dad rolling on the couch? Read on and find out. The book is set for release June 21, 2022 and we can't wait to get it! In this episode, the guys each share their favorite and least favorite songs from Cheap Trick's 70's output. This episode covers the self-titled debut, In Color, Heaven Tonight, and Dream Police as well as the landmark Cheap Trick at Budokan release. There are some definite differences in taste among the guys in this episode and it makes for an interesting discussion. What are your Best & Worst of 70's Cheap Trick picks? Let us know in the comments below! Be sure to pre-order your copy of This Band Has No Past by Brian J. Kramp at https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1911036874/creativepubco-20 Decibel Geek is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family. Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Facebook Fan Page Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram E-mail Us Subscribe to our Youtube channel! Support Us! Buy a T-Shirt! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we welcome good friend, podcaster, and author Brian J. Kramp to discuss The Best & Worst of 70's Cheap Trick! In addition to his hosting duties of the awesome Rock and/or Roll Podcast, Brian's got an awesome new book coming out this Summer based on the early days of Cheap Trick!This Band Has No Past tells the story of a bar band from the Midwest—the best and weirdest bar band in the Midwest—and how these four baby boomers, having been lucky enough to avoid the Vietnam draft, doggedly pursued a most unlikely career in rock'n'roll and made it on their own terms. It traces every gnarly limb of the family tree of bands that culminated in Cheap Trick, then details how this unlikely foursome paid their dues—with interest—night after night, slogging it out everywhere from high schools to bars to bowling alleys to fans' back yards, before signing to Epic Records and releasing two brilliant albums six months apart.Drawing on more than eighty original interviews, This Band Has No Past is packed full of new insights and information that fans of the band will devour. How was the Cheap Trick logo created? How did the checkerboard pattern come to be associated with the band? When did Rick Nielsen start wearing a ballcap 24/7? Who caught their mom and dad rolling on the couch? Read on and find out. The book is set for release June 21, 2022 and we can't wait to get it!In this episode, the guys each share their favorite and least favorite songs from Cheap Trick's 70's output. This episode covers the self-titled debut, In Color, Heaven Tonight, and Dream Police as well as the landmark Cheap Trick at Budokan release. There are some definite differences in taste among the guys in this episode and it makes for an interesting discussion.What are your Best & Worst of 70's Cheap Trick picks? Let us know in the comments below! Be sure to pre-order your copy of This Band Has No Past by Brian J. Kramp at https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1911036874/creativepubco-20Decibel Geek is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family.Contact Us!Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunesJoin the Facebook Fan PageFollow on TwitterFollow on InstagramE-mail UsSubscribe to our Youtube channel!Support Us!Buy a T-Shirt!Donate to the show!Stream Us!Stitcher RadioSpreakerTuneInBecome a VIP Subscriber!Click HERE for more info!Comment BelowDirect Download  

This week we welcome good friend, podcaster, and author Brian J. Kramp to discuss The Best & Worst of 70's Cheap Trick! In addition to his hosting duties of the awesome Rock and/or Roll Podcast, Brian's got an awesome new book coming out this Summer based on the early days of Cheap Trick! This Band Has No Past tells the story of a bar band from the Midwest—the best and weirdest bar band in the Midwest—and how these four baby boomers, having been lucky enough to avoid the Vietnam draft, doggedly pursued a most unlikely career in rock'n'roll and made it on their own terms. It traces every gnarly limb of the family tree of bands that culminated in Cheap Trick, then details how this unlikely foursome paid their dues—with interest—night after night, slogging it out everywhere from high schools to bars to bowling alleys to fans' back yards, before signing to Epic Records and releasing two brilliant albums six months apart. Drawing on more than eighty original interviews, This Band Has No Past is packed full of new insights and information that fans of the band will devour. How was the Cheap Trick logo created? How did the checkerboard pattern come to be associated with the band? When did Rick Nielsen start wearing a ballcap 24/7? Who caught their mom and dad rolling on the couch? Read on and find out. The book is set for release June 21, 2022 and we can't wait to get it! In this episode, the guys each share their favorite and least favorite songs from Cheap Trick's 70's output. This episode covers the self-titled debut, In Color, Heaven Tonight, and Dream Police as well as the landmark Cheap Trick at Budokan release. There are some definite differences in taste among the guys in this episode and it makes for an interesting discussion. What are your Best & Worst of 70's Cheap Trick picks? Let us know in the comments below! Be sure to pre-order your copy of This Band Has No Past by Brian J. Kramp at https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1911036874/creativepubco-20 Decibel Geek is a proud member of the Pantheon Podcasts family. Contact Us! Rate, Review, and Subscribe in iTunes Join the Facebook Fan Page Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram E-mail Us Subscribe to our Youtube channel! Support Us! Buy a T-Shirt! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex and Stovepipe discuss power-pop, Axl, Bun E. Carlos' connection to Hanson, and how terrible it is when people tell you to hate things long before you even experience them. But they say NOTHING about democracy, oddly enough.

We're celebrating the birthday of legendary Cheap Trick frontman, Robin Zander, on January 23rd. In this episode of MGK's Knockout, the MGK jocks decide which track is the certified classic from Cheap Trick: "Surrender" or "Dream Police"?

Dennis Cooper is the author of the novel I Wished, available from Soho Press. Cooper is the author of the George Miles Cycle, an interconnected sequence of five novels: Closer, Frisk, Try, Guide, and Period. His other works include My Loose Thread; The Sluts, winner of France's Prix Sade and the Lambda Literary Award; God Jr.; Wrong; The Dream Police; Ugly Man; and The Marbled Swarm. He divides his time between Los Angeles and Paris. He is the director (with Zac Farley) of Permanent Green Light and Like Cattle Towards Glow. *** Otherppl with Brad Listi is a weekly literary podcast featuring in-depth interviews with today's leading writers. Launched in 2011. Books. Literature. Writing. Publishing. Authors. Screenwriters. Etc. Support the show on Patreon Merch www.otherppl.com @otherppl Instagram  YouTube Email the show: letters [at] otherppl [dot] com The podcast is a proud affiliate partner of Bookshop, working to support local, independent bookstores. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We return to the trouble town beside a corn field, besieged by all their greatest fears. Will our lonely agent manage to solve the mystery, or will someone else bring down the forces that assail this town? Make sure to follow ZMACK on facebook, so you don't miss our next live stream (which by the way is Thursday July 29th at 8am EST, 8pm Beijing time with Shwe of Typical Heroes!) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theoffercast/message

When a town is besieged by all their worst nightmares, the shadowy forces of the US Government leap into action to conceal their secrets. Will those who want tear down the powerful succeed? Or will the Quaker... whoever he is... will he be able to save the world? Featuring the wonderful Curt Mabry! Subscribe to the Offer so you don't miss part 2! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theoffercast/message

Join us this week as we discuss a world in which everyone is a telepath and privacy is dead. As always big thanks to Mike at jumpinggiant.com for our excellent intro and outro music? Do you have any questions or world ideas? Reach out to us! Email: theworldwideworkshop@gmail.com Twitter: @thewwworkshop

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This time Justin, Jeff, and Scott talk to Amber and Nathan from the production company Finley Mimbles. Finley Mimbles mission is to make films that make you laugh. They were the winners of the Gig Harbor Film Festival 72 Hour Contest in 2012, winners of Best Film 2012 of the 72 Hour Film Competition, and winner for Best Film 2008 in the 827 Film Festival. 1:36 – Amber talks about what Finley Mimbles does, how long her and Nathan have been making films, where they met, where the name Finley Mimbles came from, and their mockumentary, The Village of Middlevale. Justin talks about various artists they've had on the podcast, Nathan talks about the amount of work behind making a movie, Amber discusses how people can see the film, and Nathan talks about Bronson Bragg handwriting the music for the film. 14:08 – Amber chats about her love for the Tacoma art scene, Finley Mimbles Backyard Theater Festival, Justin talks about their short film Dream Police, and Amber talks about making a movie in 72 hours. Nathan dives deeper into the discussion around the parameters they were given when making the movie in 72 hours and the importance of their process to have everyone in the group have a little bit of themselves in the script before they start writing. 25:09 – Talk goes to why Finley Mimbles have so long stuck with working with the 253 Film competition, how they've blended their normal jobs with making films, and their plans to make three films a year. Justin asks what aspect got them into the business, Nathan shares his love for making movies since he was in the 3rd grade, and Amber talks about being involved in the theater as a kid. 35:48 – Nathan talks about becoming weirdly intimate with the locations they've recorded at in the area, Justin talks about the history behind Stadium High School, Scott talks about the beautiful views in Tacoma, and Justin talks about not going to Puyallup when he was a kid because of the drive between there and Tacoma. They close out talking about what GCP has coming up in the next couple months and people breaking into The Nearsighted Narwhal only to steal one of the Shroom Brothers Shirts. Thanks Amber and Nathan for an informative and enjoyable conversation on Finley Mimbles! Special Guest: Finley Mimbles.

After Alisdair abandons the boys shortly before a recording session, can the fragile friendship be repaired? Yes. Fairly easily. Also, as a PSA, if any listeners are seeing Kathryn Hahn's portrayal of Carla in their dreams - SEEK IMMEDIATE HELP.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we interview the Atlanta based Cheap Trick tribute band, Dream Police. Sit back and enjoy the stories of how they came up with the idea, the gear they use, and other very interesting stories.