Podcast appearances and mentions of greg troyan

Greg Troyan joins me to discuss and play our favourite Stallone soundtrack songs! Check out Greg's YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@gregtroyan Listen to Tramps Like Us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6jEcIY8QRwt2mcSdwdghAw Listen to Tramps Like Us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tramps-like-us/id1083135125?mt=2 Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/461540514044016/

In this fourth episode of our deep-dive analysis of Nier Replicant, we look at Grimoire NieR and other supplementary materials to help us understand the story better. Next, we move on to Xenogears and hope everyone will join us next week! Time Codes: 1. Intro (0:00) 2. Overview of the Podcast (1:34) 3. Grimoire Nier (8:00) 4. Emil and Sodom and Gomorrah (1:49:21) 5. Roberto Szeck, Kaine's Portrait (2:00:55) 6. Greg Troyan, Melodrama (2:03:37) 7. Angst, a few points (2:09:57) 8. ICE, Drakengard Connection (2:15:56) 9. Slave, Disagree on B (2:16:50) 10. Jace1551, localization (2:38:39) 11. Final thoughts and feelings (2:40:53) 12. Ending, onward to Xenogears (2:53:57)

On this special episode of the SlyCast we celebrate Rocky IV on it's 35th birthday! Craig has individual chats with Mike Kunda, Greg Troyan, Doug Greenberg and Ryan Rebalkin.  Mike Kunda's Rocky Tour Jon Rivoli's Rocky Art The Lipstick Panel Ryan's Bill Conti Interview

I’m given’ my thoughts and reviews on a book, a film, a box set and a couple new songs for this episode. Special guest appearance by Greg Troyan. Order BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: All The Songs – The Story Behind Every Track…

The Lipstick Panel presents Greg's new Podcast: The Greg Troyan Show.

Greg Troyan is back on the show to discuss the influence Bruce Springsteen had on Sylvester Stallone’s character and film, Cobra. Check out Greg’s Lipstick Panel podcast: https://www.lipstickgeneration.com/p/podcasting.html Listen to Tramps Like Us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6jEcIY8QRwt2mcSdwdghAw Listen to Tramps Like… The post ep.92 Stallone on Springsteen and Cobra appeared first on TRAMPS LIKE US.

Making Greg cry for fun and profit

Making Greg cry for fun and profit

Stoney is joined by Lipstick Panel co-host Greg Troyan for a 45th anniversary celebratory discussion of Kiss' Dressed to Kill album!  Join the guys for a track by track look at Kiss' third studio album all set to a 10-song soundtrack of songs from Dressed to Kill as performed by artists like Pretty Boy Floyd, Sebastian Bach, Cory Taylor, John 5, Anthrax, and more!Tune in to episodes past and present at www.lokalloudnessmusic.com

Grab a cold one and get ready as we fire up the debut episode of the Rock & Roll Junkie with Stoney at www.lokalloudnessmusic.com ! Yeah Stoney hangs out with Buzz and guests Greg Troyan and Dee Rivers Hemingway talkin' Blue Oyster Cult, Kiss and March rock n roll flicks as we fill ya in on upcoming episodes and more!  Stop by and catch a rock & roll contact buzz to a soundtrack of Blue Oyster Cult, Kiss (kinda), the Runaways (sorta), and more!

Eric Miller, Julian Gill, BJ Kramp and Greg Troyan are here to conclude our round table discussion on Springsteen’s studio albums. We’re ranking and discussing the albums that placed 10-1 on this show. Check out more from Eric at the… The post EP87 Ranking The Studio Albums round table – part 2 appeared first on TRAMPS LIKE US.

This time on Ultima Final Fantasy, we sell out with a Greatest Hits part IV. Here are the funniest moments of 2017 (according to Greg Troyan), enjoy!

I’m joined by 4 good friends for this episode to rank the Springsteen studio albums discography. Eric Miller, Julian Gill, BJ Kramp, Greg Troyan and myself discuss the albums that placed 19-11 for this show. The top 10 comes next… The post EP86 Ranking The Studio Albums round table – part 1 appeared first on TRAMPS LIKE US.

Greg Troyan of Lipstick Generation returns to discuss our cinematic experience with Western Stars and play a few tunes from the film.  Check out more from Greg and Lipstick Generation: http://www.lipstickgeneration.com/ Listen to Tramps Like Us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6jEcIY8QRwt2mcSdwdghAw Listen… The post EP85 WESTERN STARS film review appeared first on TRAMPS LIKE US.

In the mid 2000's, while more and more comic book movies shifted to darker and grittier fare, one movie dared to be exactly what it should have been: wholesome family fun! GREG TROYAN joins me to talk about 2005's "Fantastic Four", the first (kind of) big screen outing for Marvel's first family!

Greg Troyan of Lipstick Generation joins me for the 6th instalment in our Cover Me Series. 6 cover songs: 1 song of Bruce covering someone else and 5 songs of someone else covering Bruce. There may even be a Lipstick… The post ep83 Cover Me vol.6 appeared first on TRAMPS LIKE US.

Greg Troyan from Lipstick Generation joins the program to discuss his bands new single, their cover of the Eric Carr song "Eyes Of Love"

This week we talk with Greg Troyan of Lipstick Generation about their cover of (and the video for) "Eyes of Love" by Eric Carr. We also talk a little about the recent passing of Eddie Money and Ric Ocasek. We also unveil the new name for Dennis and Bill's vinyl collecting activities.

This week Mike discusses the value of ambient soundtracks, and makes a case for them being just as effective as melodic OSTs at commanding the atmosphere and emotion of the story. Also, Episode Ardyn, Hyper Light Drifter TV series, and Sakaguchi’s new game, Fantasian, are discussed! TIME CODES: 1. Apple Arcade (Sakaguchi’s New Game) (2:01) 2. Monolith Hiring Devs For Zelda (7:46) 3. Hyper Light Drifter TV Series (11:36) 4. Sega Genesis Mini (18:00) 5. Episode Ardyn Thoughts (22:53) 6. Are Melodic Soundtracks Always Better Than Ambient Ones? (53:17) 7. Community Stories (1:35:24) LINKS WE REFERENCED: Apple Acade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67umVefSXnY Monolith Soft Hiring For Next Zelda Game: http://www.rpgfan.com/news/2019/8933.html Hyper Light Drifter TV Series: https://www.polygon.com/tv/2019/3/28/18285664/hyper-light-drifter-tv-series-alx-preston-adi-shankar Sega Genesis Mini: https://www.engadget.com/2019/03/30/genesis-mini-release-date-sonic-2/ COMMUNITY STORIES: Playtest Riconius’s Game: https://twitter.com/rantonioart Matria Lockdown Challenge: http://materialockdown.com/ Greg Troyan’s Lord of the Rings Synth Cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-7gUB2_Uks Join Our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/KRZkCHa Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/resonantarc Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/resonantarc Twitter: @resonantarc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/resonantarc

This week we celebrate one of America's greatest bands as we pick our Top 5 Ramones Songs 1976-1980! Born in Queens, NY, Ramones were a powder keg of chemistry as Johnny, Dee Dee, Joey, and Tommy (and later, Marky) lit a match that ignited an entire movement. The simple, edgy arrangements of throwback pop put through a buzzsaw turned up to 11 inspired an entire generation to start their own bands and, in turn, kick off the punk rock wave that would take the world by storm. Ramones As you'll hear in the episode, Aaron and Chris' favorite tracks vary wildly. We hope you enjoy Top 5 Ramones Songs 1976-1980 and SHARE with a friend! ALSO! Chris and Aaron will be hosting the upcoming Headbangers Ball concert at Little Harpeth Brewing in Nashville, TN on March 30! Great hard rock covers from Toxic pistols and Iron Tribe: A Tribute to Iron Maiden will be delighting your ears. An Iron Maiden prize pack with 2 tickets to the upcoming Nashville concert as well as 2 VIP Passes for the upcoming ROCKNPOD Expo will be given away! Be sure to attend and join us for a great night of music and fun! More details at https://www.facebook.com/events/157454911841884/ Also, David Ellefson of Megadeth will be joining us at ROCKNPOD! We're super stoked to have David and his business partner Thom Hazaert on hand this year for signing sessions with fans as well as panels presented by their Playback Independent Music Expo! More details can be found at www.rocknpod.com! Buy Music! Ramones Geeks of the Week: Bill Elam, David Gregory Karsh, Kevin Williams, Greg York, James Nicholson, Shea Hargett, Matt Ashcraft, David Cathey, Ray Coon, Victor Ruiz, Marc Alden Taylor, Free Form Rock Podcast, Dan Nation, Rockin Ron Runyon, Decibel Geek TV, Denver DeSeranno, Gino Ames, David Glynn, Chris Mikula, Brad Shick, Aaron Baker, Sons of Kong, Lipstick, Greg Troyan, Rodney Dickson, James McEllhiney, Mike Parnell, Trevor McDougall, Rob Web, Chris Akin, Mikael Burell, Dave Kostka, Joseph Capone, Brad Kalmanson, Sean Cullen, Jay Szczeblewski, James West, Shane Hebert, Adam Cox, Cobras & Fire Podcast, Christopher Stokes, Bipolar Billy, Coxy, Ernesto Aguilar, JJ MAC, Jeff Mendenhall, Digital Killed, I Love It Loudcast, The Mooger Fooger 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! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download

In light of the false declaration of rock's demise, we bring you Fresh Blood Volume 7! Regardless of what you've hears, there's a ton of great rock music being generated today. In this episode, Chris and Aaron bring you 10 killer tracks from bands that will be fresh to your ears! Artists this week include Liliac, The Mysterines, Images of Eden, Denman, Babylon Shakes, Alien Weaponry, Sons of Kong, The Radio Sun, Massive Wagons, and Lipstick. Fresh Blood Volume 7 One of this week's artists, Images of Eden, are trekking across the US this Spring with Metal Church and Doro Pesch. Be sure to check them out if they hit your town! More info at www.imagesofeden.com. We also share new information on this year's ROCKNPOD weekend happening August 9-10 in Nashville, TN. Go to www.rocknpod.com for more details! We hope you enjoy Fresh Blood Volume 7 and SHARE with a friend! Geeks of the Week (who shared Torpedo Dudes Preview - Ep353)   James Nicholson, Free Form Rock Podcast, Marc Alden Taylor, Greg Troyan, Matt Ashcraft, Warren Edward LaRue Baker, simon Catt, Trevor McDougall, Todd Cunningham, Aaron Baker, Pete LaRussa, Sean Cullen, David Cathey, Decibel Geek TV, Rockin’ Ron Runyon, Andrew Jacobs, Lipstick band, David Glynn, Kristen Schembeck, Joseph Capone, Brandt Cattell, Rodney Dickson, Shane Hebert, Todd Cunningham, Mikael Burell, Boris Petrovski, Adam Cox, Christopher Stokes, Ernesto Aguilar, Digital Killed the Radio Star, Jay Szczeblewski, Bipolar Billy, Eladio, The Mooger Fooger Past Fresh Blood Episodes Buy Music! Liliac The Mysterines Images of Eden Denman Babylon Shakes Alien Weaponry Sons of Kong The Radio Sun Massive Wagons Lipstick. 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! Shop through our Amazon link! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below DIRECT DOWNLOAD

We give a little Irish to you this week with our Thin Lizzy Discussion! Greg Troyan of the band Lipstick and podcast The Lipstick Panel joins us to cover the Thin Lizzy discography. Join us as we take you through each album, giving detailed stories about the production and songwriting. Additionally, we provide our thoughts on each album, picking our favorite songs. The Thin Lizzy history starts in 1971. Distributed by Decca Records and featuring the trio of Phil Lynott, Eric Bell, and Brian Downey, the first two albums, Thin Lizzy and Shades of a Blue Orphanage (1972), show a band struggling to find it's signature sound. However, there are several solid tracks on the first two albums. The original lineup ends its run on a high note with 1973's Vagabonds of the Western World. The classic Thin Lizzy lineup gets its start with 1974's Nightlife album. While new guitarists Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson display a bit of their future firepower on tracks like Sha La La and It's Only Money, the album is markedly mellow with such laid-back tracks as the title track, She Knows, and Frankie Carroll. 1975's Fighting album would see Thin Lizzy hone their sound into a tight, melodic hard rock. Tracks such as Fighting My Way Back, Suicide, and Freedom Song would show more edge while not losing melody. The ballad Wild One and moody Spirit Slips Away make Fighting a great album from front to back. Thin Lizzy would burst onto the world stage in 1976 with the release of Jailbreak. The title track and breakthrough single The Boys Are Back in Town propels the band to a much larger audience. Additionally, this strong effort is rounded out with such musical gems as Romeo and the Lonely Girl and Emerald. Thin Lizzy 1976 would see two releases from the band. Johnny the Fox, while not as successful as the previous album, boasts an impressive track list. Songs like Don't Believe a Word, Massacre, Old Flame, and Borderline would continue to show the diversity of song-craft from this band. Furthermore, Thin Lizzy would continue to impress in 1977 with the release of Bad Reputation. While marred with personnel issues during production, the album still delivers. Brian Robertson is in and out of the band during the making of this release, leaving Scott Gorham to handle the bulk of the guitar playing. Nevertheless, Bad Reputation is loaded with fantastic songs such as the title-track, Opium Trail, and the heartfelt Southbound. Thin Lizzy would document their awe-inspiring live sets with 1978's Live and Dangerous. Produced by Tony Visconti, the album would becomes a musical gateway drug for many aspiring rock musicians. Named by many as the greatest live rock album ever created, it is a blistering live document. Thin Lizzy Gary Moore, who had subbed previously over time for Brian Robertson, becomes a full member of Thin Lizzy in time for the next album. Black Rose: A Rock Legend is touted by many fans as the band's finest work. Songs such as Do Anything You Want to Do, Waiting for an Alibi, and Sarah do a great job of showing up the band's sense of melody and technical proficiency. Gary Moore's tenure doesn't last long and guitarist Snowy White is brought in for 1980's Chinatown album. Considered by some as a letdown in comparison to Black Rose, it still boasts some impressive songs such as the anthemic We Will Be Strong, Sweetheart, and Killer On the Loose. 1981's Renegade album is a divisive one among Thin Lizzy fans. The choices of keyboardist Darren Wharton and noted heavy metal producer Chris Tsangarides leaves some fans wondering if Thin Lizzy is abandoning their sound. While different, Renegade still has plenty of strong material including Leave This Town, No One Told Him, and the incredibly dark Angel of Death. Thin Lizzy releases their final album in 1983. Thunder and Lightning is a strong way to go out. Featuring the playing of John Sykes and, again, produced by Chris Tsangarides, the album is a ferocious final sonic document of a band that should have ruled the world. Songs like the title track, Cold Sweat, and The Holy War close out the Thin Lizzy canon with a bang. Greg Troyan   We want to thank Greg Troyan of Lipstick (band) and The Lipstick Panel (podcast) for joining us this week. We hope you enjoy our Thin Lizzy Discussion and SHARE with a friend. Buy Music! Thin Lizzy 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! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download  

This week, Schweiss and Joe take the week off thanks to Greg Troyan and his bassist pal Steve Smith. Join them as they discuss why we aren't playing this title, why it's important to play, and what series they led to. Enjoy the review!

This week, we talk to frequent UFF guest, Greg Troyan, about his history with Final Fantasy! Be sure to check out his band and podcast at http://www.lipstickgeneration.com/

We're wishing you a Happy Halloween this week with our Type O Negative Discussion! Patreon DBG VIP and donor to the ROCKNPOD Expo Andy Connors joins us to break down the history of this legendary Brooklyn band. The roots of Type O Negative stretch back to the 1980's when Peter (Ratajczyk) Steele and Josh Silver perform in local metal band Fallout. This would lead to Roadrunner act Carnivore and then morph into Type O Negative with Steele, Silver, drummer Sal Abruscato, and Kenny Hickey. Type O Negative In this long form discussion, Andy shares with us the history of Type O Negative. From the debut album Slow, Deep, and Hard through 2007's Dead Again, they blazed a trail of dark, sludgy metal that had a sound all its own. Additionally, you'll hear personal song picks from our guest relating to each album in the discography. It's a moody hour-plus of music and talk for you this week. Turn out the lights, kick back with some candy, and enjoy Type O Negative Discussion and SHARE with a friend! Buy Music! Type O Negative Geeks of the Week: Greg McGlone, James McEllhiney, Greg Troyan, Joe Royland, Sit and Spin with Joe, Skeetzo N’ Krysis, Simon Catt, Joe Lascon, The Bakery Podcast, Aaron Baker, Steve Wright (Podder Than Hell Podcast), Scott Smith, David Glynn, Bill Elam, David Cathey, Greg York, Brent Tibbetts, Mikael Burell, Otto Erlend Gregersen, Shane Hebert, Sean Cullen, Kevin Williams, Rodney Dickson, Jeff Mendenhall, Adam Cox, The Mooger Fooger 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! Shop through our Amazon link! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download

We’re back to further prove that Rock is NOT dead with Fresh Blood V6. Particularly, we've got 10 great up and coming bands this week and we’re confident you’re gonna find something you dig. At the present time, classic artists such as AC/DC, KISS, and Judas Priest continue to roll on. In due time, they will be gone. Accordingly, we're shifting focus this week to younger, hungry bands that are giving their all in a challenging musical climate. Fresh Blood V6 In this hour-plus chunk of great music you'll hear from City of Thieves, The Watchers, Kaleo, Salem's Lott, Taco Mouth, The Rocket Dolls, Under the Radar, SkeetZo N' Krysis, Black Paisley, and Starcrawler. Also, you'll notice that two of our song picks were selected by DBG VIPs from Patreon! If you want to become a DBG VIP, simply go to www.patreon.com/decibelgeek and be a $3.00 + patron. Perks include song suggestions, bonus content including the Chris & Aaron Show and much more! We hope you enjoy Fresh Blood V6 and SHARE with a friend! Geeks of the Week: Simon Catt, Joe Royland, Sit and Spin with Joe, Matt Ashcraft, Chris McDowell, Anthony Laitas, Keith Ross, Wayne Cross, Joseph Capone, Greg McGlone, Rob Harris, Greg Troyan, Rockin’ Ron Runyon, Decibel Geek TV, Eric Czynszak, Dave Huckridge, Denver DeSeranno, Neil Johnson, Andrew Jacobs, Jason Thomas Broadrick, Kenneth Roy, David Glynn, Sean Culletn, Steve Wright (Podder Than Hell), Matt Porter (The KISS Room), Aaron Baker, Derik Novak, Steven Kersh, Joe Lascon, Bakko (Cobras & Fire), Brent Walter, Trevor McDougall, David Cathey, Bill Elam, Mikael Burell, Stacey Sullivan, Kenneth McDonald, Andy Lafon, Todd Cunningham, Jeffrey Mendenhall, Marc Alden Taylor, Free Form Rock Podcast, Allen Tate, James West, Alex Thorn, Ian Wadley (RMCP), James Brendon Dunn, Adam Cox, Greg York, Dan Nation, Chuck Noseworthy, Rodney Dickson, Scott Stine, Gino Ames, Stephen Atchison, Eladio, Jay Szczeblewski, Monte Carr, The Mooger Fooger Buy Music! City of Thieves The Watchers Kaleo Salem's Lott Taco Mouth The Rocket Dolls Under the Radar SkeetZo N' Krysis Black Paisley Starcrawler 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! Shop through our Amazon link! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download

We return this week to bring you our choices for the Top 5 Worst KISS Songs! It's no secret that we love the Hottest Band in the Land. It's also no secret that, for the great number of awesome songs in the KISS Kanon (spelled with a "K" of course), there are some serious Klunkers. Top 5 Worst KISS Songs This week Chris and Aaron are counting down their personal 5 least favorite songs from KISStory. You may think you're only going to be hearing from a specific era in the band's history. Well, think again! Between the guys' lists, you're hearing songs from Dressed to Kill, Destroyer, Music from the Elder, Animalize, Hot in the Shade, Carnival of Souls, Psycho Circus, and Sonic Boom! It's an hour-plus of fun talk of some dire tunes. You Wanted the Best? Too Bad! This week you're getting the worst! We hope you enjoy Top 5 Worst KISS Songs and SHARE with a friend! Buy Music! KISS Geeks of the Week: Joe Royland, Sit and Spin with Joe, Scott Smith, Matt Ashcraft, Joseph Capone, Jay Szczeblewski, Dan Nation, Kevin Williams, Joey Haynie (Rock Strikes Ten), Tom Cullen, Decibel Geek TV, Rockin Ron Runyon, Aaron Baker, David Glynn, Greg Troyan, Throne of Malediction, James McEllhiney, Eric Sartana Horner, Gino Ames, Adam Cox, Mike Parnell, Rodney Dickson, Brandt Cattell, Chuck Noseworthy, Wayne Cross, Victor Ruiz, Greg York, Bill Elam, Ernesto Aguilar, David Hudson, JJMac, Jeff Mendenhall, The Mooger Fooger 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! Shop through our Amazon link! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download

Greg Troyan returns to the "FUN SIZE" Podcast! We TURN THE TABLES on Our Musical Game show where 1 of us has to guess the Mystery Artist & the Song the other has chosen with only 10 questions & 3 guesses. Who will win?...you the listener! If you have 23:44 seconds , join us! Check out Greg's Band & sitehttp://www.lipstickgeneration.com/You can be on the "Fun Size" Show with me Donate $25 and help us help someone. https://www.paypal.me/thekenmills/25Contact me on FB or Twitterhttps://twitter.com/POPSTAFFTWEETS@popstafftweetsIf you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload (right click, save as)

This week, we get yet another guest episode with Greg Troyan and Steve Smith from the Nashville band Lipstick. Enjoy as Greg shows off his Final Fantasy phallus to prove that he's ready to review this addition to Final Fantasy II. Enjoy as they recount their experience through this add-on that Joe and Schweiss will most likely never touch. Enjoy!

Greg Troyan of "LIPSTICK" is our contestant on the "FUN SIZE" Podcast!  Our Musical Game show where 1 of us has to guess the Song& the Artist the other 1 has chosen with only 10 questions and 3 guesses. Who will win?...you the listener!If you have 23 minutes and 59 seconds , join us! Check outGreg's Band & site.http://www.lipstickgeneration.com/You can be on the "Fun Size" Show with me Donate $25 and help us help someone. https://www.paypal.me/thekenmills/25Contact me on FB or Twitterhttps://twitter.com/POPSTAFFTWEETS@popstafftweetsIf you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload (right click, save as)

Vixen keyboardist and friend of the show Tyson Leslie returns for More Rare Hare. Now in it's sixth installment, the Rare Hare series of concerts have become a favorite of Nashville concert-goers. Incredible players from across the board perform deep cuts and favorites from the heady days of the 80's. Moreover, the playing is coming from members of some of your favorite bands. [caption id="attachment_36186" align="alignright" width="350"] More Rare Hare [/caption] In this long form talk, Tyson gives us the details on the upcoming concert that features Enuff Z'nuff kicking off the night with a set of tunes. Additionally, he tells us about his new gig with Vixen. Coupled with his experiences with The Big Rock Show, Tyson's tenure in Vixen has put him into some surreal scenarios. In fact, his multiple "pinch me" moments make for some entertaining discussion. Moreover, Tyson has some great stories of his piano bar job and some strange song requests. Finally, we finish off with a playout track by Vixen of Tyson's choice. We hope you enjoy More Rare Hare with Tyson Leslie and SHARE with a friend! Buy Music! Enuff Znuff Vixen iTunes Review: Funny, honest, from the heart 🤘 by tom b. NJ on Jan 26, 2018 Rating: ★★★★★ These guys are part of my weekly routine. They connect with their listeners and....they care. It’s a mutual love of hard rock and metal. Subscribe. Today. Keep it going guys!! Facebook Review: Robert Sedler reviewed Decibel Geek Podcast — 5 star February 1 at 4:59pm · I started listening to podcasts in early 2017 and immediately went looking for a decent rock/metal show. I found a few that were forgettable, and a few that were downright awful. I stumbled upon Decibel Geek and noticed that they had an entire episode dedicated to the mighty Y&T. I said to myself, “OK, this is worth checking out”. I love being right, and boy was I ever right. These guys freakin’ GET IT. They cover a wide spectrum of everything that rocks, and have a good knowledge of some obscure bands that never get enough love. They live what they love, and you can tell that their love for the genre is as real as it gets. Keep it up guys. You've got a great show, and you’ve got a listener for life. m/ Geeks of the Week: Joey Vanchieri, Mary Ann Cowley, Growin’ Up Rock podcast, Dave Alderson, Amber Bits, Kisstory Science Theatre, Rich Canamar, Brandt Cattell, Rockin Ron Runyon, Greg York, Joe Royland, Sit & Spin with Joe, Tom Cullen, Matt Ashcraft,  Stacey Sullivan, Marc Alden Taylor, Free Form Rock Podcast, Jay Szczeblewski, Bakko, Cobras & Fire, Paul Korn, Matt Porter (The KISS Room), Sean Cullen, Scott Smith, Wayne Cross, Eric Nesbitt, Joseph Capone, Kenneth Roy, Cool World, James Brendon Dunn, Greg Troyan, Andy Lafon, Warren Money, Joe Lascon, Mikael Burell, Eric Sartana Horner, Aaron Baker, Story Time with Aaron Baker, Andrew Jacobs, Otto Erlend Gregersen, David Glynn, Brad Kalmanson, Adam Cox, Trevor McDougall, Joe Lascon, David Glynn, Sonny Pooni, I’m in Love with Satchel from Steel Panther, Knighthawk, Save Rock n Metal, Nick Rose, TJ Cullen, Joe Becht, FMPB Podcast, Christopher Stokes, Digital Killed, Ernesto Aguilar, The Mooger Fooger 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! Call us on the Hotline! (540) DBGeek - 1 or (540) 324-3351 Support Us! Shop through our Amazon link! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download

In an ongoing quest to make you question your sanity, we're back this week with Bizarro Covers. The concept is simple; hard rock and metal bands covering songs that are anything but. After doing 7 previous volumes of this theme, we had our work cut out for us. We think you'll enjoy the results. Who doesn't want to hear heavier versions of Miley Cyrus, Daft Punk, Roxette, Neil Young, and many more? [caption id="attachment_35947" align="alignright" width="350"] Bizarro Covers [/caption] Additionally, we also clear up any confusion over comments made about a certain podcast with a monetary name. It's the last time we do. We wouldn't want it to look like we're trying to get attention or anything. We hope you enjoy Bizarro Covers! Support the artists by purchasing  from the Amazon links in the show notes and SHARE this episode with a friend! Buy Music! Julliet August Burns Red Gary Hoey Halestorm Candlelight Red Leo Moracchioli Brighton Rock Type O Negative Lemmy UFO Geeks of the Week: Mike Grabowski, Greg Troyan, Rich Canamar, HRR, Ian Wadley, Chance Foster, Shane Paisley, Brent Tibbetts, Ralp Viera, Toby Bakken, Scott Stine, Mike Tyler, Greg York, Joshua Toomey (Talk Toomey), Sean Cullen, Mike Stewart, Kevin Williams, The Riff of the Day, Gino Ames, Joe Royland, Sit and Spin with Joe, Darran Lanoue, Mikael Burell, Bakko, Cobras & Fire Rock Podcast, Growin’ Up Rock Podcast, Joseph Capone, Anthony Britt, Pier Lorenzo, Dave Kostka, The Classic Metal Show, Chris Fretwell, Matt Frehley, Eric Sartana Horner, David Glynn, Shea Hargett, Neil Bees, Nate Atchison, Adam Cox, Stacey Sullivan, Craig Broaderick, Otto Erlend Gregersen, Marc Alden Taylor, Free Form Rock Podcast, Andrew Jacobs, Todd Cunningham, Wayne Cross, Justin Boyd, Jimmy Johnson, Kenneth Roy, Aaron Baker, Story Time with Aaron Baker, Derek Leyba, Joe Lascon, Hardygirl73, Ana Maria, Viking Girl, FMPB Podcast, playball66, JJ Mac, Jay Szczeblewski, Alex Thorn, Knighthawk, Ernesto Aguilar, Joe Becht, Brent Whittamore, Bojack Milkshake Rooster, Jeff Mendenhall, Graham Spark, Tom Smoke, The Mooger Fooger 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! Call us on the Hotline! (540) DBGeek - 1 or (540) 324-3351 Support Us! Shop through our Amazon link! Donate to the show! Stream Us! Stitcher Radio Spreaker TuneIn Become a VIP Subscriber! Click HERE for more info! Comment Below Direct Download

Here's the part where John Cleese would come out and say, "Now for something completely different"... if we could afford him! Indeed, this episode is unlike any other we've done; as it features an interview with the Nashville-based "Glam Rock" band LIPSTICK. Randy and I visited Greg Troyan and Steve Smith at LIPSTICK HEADQUARTERS recently to speak with the pair about their musical histories, future plans and all things LIPSTICK. For diehard glam fans like us this was quite a treat!So pull up a chair and pop open a cold one as we get down and dirty with LIPSTICK.STEEV LIPSTICK WEBSITE LIPSTICK FACEBOOK LIPSTICK TWITTER THE CONAN SONG VIDEO BLUE MATCHES WEBSITE REGDAR AND THE FIGHTERS WEBSITE THE MANPOWER bandcamp SNAKEVOMIT WEBSITE CSSP MAILING ADDRESS: 178 S. FORD ST GALLATIN, TN 37066CSSP EMAIL: cssongwritingpodcast@gmail.com 

Greg Troyan and Stephen Smith lead Nashville’s premiere glam rock band Lipstick, and on this week’s episode they join Chas E and Mike Mitchell for some more original music and beer tasting. Greg Troyan had a vision to create a rock experience that embraced the sounds of classic rock and evolved the hair rock phenomena into a more current sound. Together with musical parter Stephen Smith (also of Regdar And The Fighters), they have created Lipstick, which is more than just a musical experience - it’s an entire theatrical show. Greg and Stephen give us a killer live performance of their original son Stop and share a few songs from their current albums - Lipstick and Spoiler Alert by Regdar And The Fighters. They also take a shot at judging a few craft beers including the Cyclops IPA from Cascades Brewing, Eruption Imperial Red Ale from Worthy Brewing, and the Trooper from Robinsons Brewery - endorsed by Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson. We also have a new Top 6 list featuring the Top 6 Worst Heavy Metal Bands that is sure to get your head banging. So get ready to rock with Greg Troyan, Stephen Smith and your hosts Mike and Chas on this week’s At The Hops!