Podcasts about la forum

It all started as a very innocent comment about not being a huge Soundgarden fan. Over 200k views and 1k comments in the first week later, and the dumpster fire that YouTube comments can become has been quite an eye-opening ride. The irony is, I don't hate Soundgarden at all. I've even seen them in concert at the old LA Forum and had a great time. The way in which most of the outraged commenters on Musora's video we shot with Vital Information think it's wrong that I don't choose Soundgarden as my go-to band, is quite astonishing. If I asked them to listen to microtonal ambient clarinet music and they weren't a huge fan, should my response be the same? Should I think any less of them? Of course not. In this episode we break down the Soundgarden controversy, my clinics in Europe with Ian Martin Allison, and one of the worst travel weeks of my 30+ year career.Make sure you check out the new vinyl copies of the Mystery to Me 20th Anniversary release that just arrived while I was on tour in Europe. All pre-orders shipped today, and there are a few copies left that are available in the store while stocks last!More soon, Janek

This is a fantastic recording of The Rolling Stones at the LA Forum, July 9, 1975. St. Michael Millard is the taper so the sound is out of this world. The Stones are also pretty darn great. This is Ronnie Wood's first tour with the Stones and he brings energy, fun, and a good bit of skill to the band. They sound revitalized. Billy Preston is with them as well, bringing a funkiness to the proceedings. I play Star, Star, Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker), and a funky Fingerprint File. A good one!

Bio: As Design Principal-in-Charge, Nathan Bishop AIA, LEED AP oversees the firm's major projects with a focus on social inclusivity, climate change, and resetting relationships between buildings and shared public space. Across a variety of project types, from multi-family housing to community placemaking, Nathan has expanded the firm's design capacity and integrated new technologies into design and practice. He teaches and lectures in design, architectural history and theory, and cultural studies, and has served on the Board of Directors for the LA Forum for Art and Architecture. Nathan currently serves as a Director on the AIA Los Angeles Board where he is actively engaged in outreach to bring more diversity into the profession.More From Nathan Bishop: Website: https://www.kearch.com/team Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/koningeizenberg/ More from us: Website: www.adppodcast.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/adppod_ 

This is as legendary as legendary gets. Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum, June 23, 1977 is one of the most popular, and famous, bootleg recordings out there. The quality of Mike Millard's master recording is matched by the quality of the bands' performance. The first four songs are from the Barry Goldstein master tape, which is almost as good as Millard's. It really ties the room together, as it were. I play Nobody's Fault But Mine, a serene and sublime Ten Years Gone, and a muy fuerte Achilles' Last Stand. It's nice to hear this show with even better clarity. All thanks to the JEMS taping group for curating and preserving these precious recordings.

Ebro, Laura, and Rosenberg host HOT 97's flagship program "Ebro In The Morning!" On today's episode 6/20/2024, it's all Kendrick from wall to wall, if you're a Drake stan - take the L gracefully, the entire show is discussing the Juneteenth Ken & Friends Pop Out at the LA Forum - except for when Kast tells a story about bunnys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Well.... This battle isn't over. Kendrick Lamar just played a song (not like us) at the LA Forum 32 times in a row. So you for sure know Drake heard it at least once. He probably saw the California team photo as well. I've updated this playlist for almost 763 Sundays in a row. Change your musical life with just one click.

This is an incredible recording from Saint Mike Millard on his blessed Nakamichi, of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum on March 27, 1975. This is one of the legendary marathon shows, running more than 3 hours, in gorgeous full stereo. This is a fresh transfer made by JEMS and lightly mastered by DADGAD. It's a keeper for sure. I play a funky Over The Hills and Far Away and glorious improvisational No Quarter for us, as a taster for the full show, which is available below. Jonesy and Bonzo are perfectly synced in this amazing recording. You'll dig it.

Episode 103 of the Comedy WRLD Update. This week are taking a closer look at the biggest show in Kill Tony history that just went down at the Kia Forum, including exclusive interviews with Hans Kim, Ric Diez, and Karen Jones live on the scene hearing from the faithful Kill Tony fans. Who do you think won the rematch between Ric and Hans? We also run down the list of podcast guest appearances from the prior week as well as any new comedy specials.Watch This Full Episode Here: https://youtu.be/H5qFIZMdLs0Please Subscribe & Follow Joke WRLD On:IG - https://www.instagram.com/joke.wrld/Tik Tok - https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdMus6EG/Second Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEiY5-3y6y7Dx1VKNPm2KsgSupport- https://www.patreon.com/jokewrld  

Today I dive into -  Seeing Bruce Springsteen last night at the LA Forum, Comedy Store turning 52 years old and  Marcus King's new album Mood Swings. Thank you for your continuous support over all these years. For bonus episodes of Let There Be Talk join my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/DeanDelray  Tour Dates can be found here https://www.deandelray.com/tourdates    

This a brand new transfer from Mike Millard's master cassettes themselves (not the DAT tansfer) by the laudable JEMS tape group, remastered tastefully by DADGAD. June 27, 1977. Led Zeppelin's final night of a five night run at the LA Forum. I play Sick Again (which rocks), Since I've Been Loving You, which shines in its more mature 1977 arrangement, and an adventurous Ten Years Gone in which not every landing is stuck, but the attempts are noteworthy. This is a stellar recording of really good show. Lots of magic here. Zeppelin at the Forum is not to be missed.

Interview with internationally-known guitar maker and musician Paul Reed Smith. 2024   Paul Reed Smith - Eightlock is a band of high-level musicians who are friends and have “locked” together recording and performing a new kind of groove with its roots in Baltimore funk, DC go-go and New Orleans swing. The band's sound is a heady brew of blues, soul, rock, funk and other roots sounds, all stirred-up into a groove-alicious gumbo. The line-up is three drummers, a bass player, a female singer and three guitar players, and the excitement around their three drummer groove is infectious. The band's three drummers are: Dennis Chambers (John Scofield, George Duke, Brecker Brothers, Santana, Parliament/Funkadelic, John McLaughlin) who was inducted into the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame in 2001; Gregory Grainger (Whitney Houston, Acoustic Alchemy); and Ju Ju House the legendary DC Go-Go drummer (Roberta Flack, Trevor Horn and The Chuck Brown Band). Bassist Gary Grainger has performed with John Scofield, Nancy Wilson, George Duke and Bill Evans. Vocalist Mia Samone Davis has a beautiful multifaceted voice that got its start in gospel music at a very young age. Guitarist Mike Ault regularly performs with high caliber artists including Rachelle Ferrell David Grissom, and Davy Knowles. Guitarist Bill Nelson is the Director of the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center where he was introduced and invited to join the band in their efforts to raise money for cancer patients and families. “This group of highly respected and world-renowned musicians have a lot to say musically and spiritually,” Paul Reed Smith says. “It's been an absolute joy to be the catalyst for their gifts resulting in the music found in Lions Roaring in Quicksand.” Added guitarist/vocalist Dr. Bill Nelson: “The musicianship in Eightlock is extraordinary, but what amazes me most is that the music - both the recordings and live performances - just keep getting better and better. Locking into an Eightlock groove is a dream." And dynamic lead singer Mia Samone summed it up by saying, "Creating this CD reminded me that, ‘Peace is the price when the mind is at war'......inner peace is priceless."   In addition to performing and recording with his own band, Paul Reed Smith has played with artists such as Santana, Alter Bridge and the Doobie Brothers. He was honored by Vintage Guitar Magazine as a Hall of Fame inductee in 2011. Paul has countless industry connections through all of the artists that endorse his guitars, plus invaluable marketing opportunities through his guitar company and all of the music stores around the world that sell his guitars. Grammy-award winning Mexican rock band Manaì had him open their residency at the LA Forum this year, John Mayer and Santana have taken him on tour. In addition to 10 powerful original songs on Lions Roaring in Quicksand, the new album features a cover of a Manaì song in English, “Ay, Doctor,” that the band has agreed to share on their social media to their millions of fans, as well as scintillating versions of the Al Green soul classic, “Love and Happiness,” the legendary Edwin Starr song, “War,” and “99,” a chart hit for the original version in France.   Paul Reed Smith Eightlock Social Media Links: https://eightlockband.com/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063641798882 https://twitter.com/PEightlock https://www.instagram.com/eightlockband_official/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv-7c7kNFEo0nfpvsim2Gsg  

This show is amazing. The sound quality is bassy with some distortion but DADGAD does a great job balancing this into a paradoxically well balanced/bass heavy recording. The music is magical and the band are locked and playing well. Jimmy's control and technique are in top form and all the musicians are listening, and responding, to each other as they jam. Magic is a word that applies here. I play a fun and tight In My Time of Dying and the longest No Quarter on record (33 minutes!), and it's amazing!

How to relocate an iconic 100 year old theatre to the third floor (TSX Broadway)In this episode, we dive into the remarkable story of relocating an iconic 100-year-old theatre to the third floor of TSX Broadway in Manhattan. Joining us are three experts integral to this incredible feat - Bill Mandara, CEO of Mancini Duffy, Joseph Levi, Construction Project Manager at TSX Broadway, and Ben Alper, Associate Principal at Severud Associates.Ben Alper, licensed as a structural engineer in California and Nevada, brings his expertise from diverse projects such as the TSX Broadway redevelopment, the Weeksville Heritage Center, and the LA Forum renovation. Ben's leadership in structural engineering extends beyond the office, as an active member of ASCE and involvement with NCSEA, NYC Buildings, and SEAoNY.Bill Mandara Jr., with a family legacy in construction, is the CEO and co-owner of Mancini Duffy, a design firm with a century-old history. Bill's journey from a teenager on his father's job sites to becoming a principal and co-owner reflects his unwavering commitment to client-centric values and consistent vision.Joseph Levi, boasting over 20 years of experience as a Construction Project Manager, is at the helm of the TSX Broadway project in Times Square. His expertise in programming and procedures has been pivotal in bringing to life the 550,000-square-foot, 48-story tower with unique features like a permanent outdoor stage and flexible retail spaces.Together, these experts share insights into the challenges and triumphs of relocating a historic theatre to an unconventional space, providing a behind-the-scenes look at the intricacies of the TSX Broadway project. This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, How to relocate an iconic 100 year old theatre to the third floor (TSX Broadway) with Bill Mandara, Joseph Levi and Ben Alper. Connect with Bill, Joseph and Ben online at Mancini Duffy, and find them on Instagram, X, or LinkedIn.Please visit Our Platform SponsorsGo to https://betterhelp.com/architect for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help. Thank you to our sponsor BetterHelp for supporting our community of small firm entrepreneur architects.ARCAT.com is much more than a product catalog, with CAD, BIM, and specifications created in collaboration with manufacturers. ARCAT.com also offers LEED data, continuing education resources, newsletters, and the Detailed podcast. Visit https://ARCAT.com to learn more.

Join SP3, Joe Hulbert (@JoeHulbert) of WrestlePurists & Phil Lindsey (@PhilDL616) of Grapsody for our AEW Full Gear 2023 Preview breaking down this Saturday's PPV from the LA Forum featuring MJF vs Jay White for the AEW World Championship. Welcome to the Tru Heel Heat Wrestling YouTube channel where we cover  the sport of professional wrestling including all WWE TV shows (Raw,  Smackdown, & NXT), AEW Dynamite/Dark, IMPACT Wrestling, NJPW, ROH,  Dark Side of the Ring and more. Our weekly podcast hosted by SP3, Top  Guy JJ & Miss Krssi Luv breaking down the weekly wrestling news and  present unfiltered, honest thoughts and opinions for wrestling fans by  wrestling fans, drops every Saturday. We also include PPV reviews,  countdowns, and exclusive interviews with wrestlers from all promotions  hosted by a wide range of personalities such as Romeo, Chris G, Ness,  StatKing, Drunk Guy JJ, J-News and more. Subscribe and enable ALL  notifications to stay posted for the latest wrestling WWE news,  highlights, commentary, updates and more. Become a member of Tru Heels Facebook community: www.facebook.com/groups/1336177103130224/ Subscribe to Tru Heel Heat on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC0AmFQmsRyQYPKyRm5hDwNg Follow Tru Heels on Twitter: twitter.com/truheelheat Follow Tru Heels on Instagram: www.instagram.com/truheelheat/ Music composed by JPM

Jo Koy jokes about when we ran out of toilet paper in his Netflix special, "Live at the LA Forum". Follow us @NetflixIsAJoke on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.

Neal Brennan interviews Jo Koy ('Live from the LA Forum' + more on Netflix) about the things that make him feel lonely, isolated, and like something's wrong - and how he is persevering despite these blocks. ---------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Intro  1:28 Neal's grudge  6:30 Mentally Ill Brother  15:42 Upbringing 18:57 Divorce  21:02 Can't Touch His Neck  38:15 Can't Sleep 59:25 Sleep Apnea 1:10:12 Doesn't Like Patterns on Clothing 1:13:17 Addicted to Shopping 1:27:19 Upside 1:30:00 Dream for Himself ---------------------------------------------------------- https://nealbrennan.com for tickets  Watch Neal Brennan: Blocks on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81036234 Theme music by Electric Guest (unreleased). Edited by Will Hagle ---------------------------------------------------------- Sponsors: GameTime App Code: BLOCKS for $20 off your first purchase MeUndies.com/NEAL for 25% OFF + Free Shipping  DrSquatch.com/NEAL for 3 Free Bar Soaps + Free Shipping  #podcast #comedy #standup #jokoy #interview #mentalhealth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jo Koy jokes about sleep apnea in his Netflix special "Live from the LA Forum". Follow us @NetflixIsAJoke on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.

This is a really brilliant DAGAD remaster of John Wizardo's master tapes of Led Zeppelin on June 23, 1977 (The legendary For Badgeholders Only show with Keith Moon) at the LA Forum. This recording is exquisite and the show and atmosphere are second to none. A good one for sure!

We listen to a stellar Mike Millard master recording of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum on June 25, 1977. 46 years ago this week the band played an epic 5 nights at the Forum, and in recognition of this feat I play a couple of songs from one of those legendary gigs, one song being a 30 minute brilliant No Quarter. For real. Good stuff.

Steve was at the Taylor Hawkins Memorial at the LA Forum, where he saw Josh Freese & it was a no brainer. What does it take to fill those shoes? We're glad you asked...Also, some light cannibalism discourse. Seriously.

Dead Heads Alex and Dave discuss Dead & Company's show from May 20 at the LA Forum in 23 minutes or less! Get on the bus with Workingman's Pod!Links: To play Estimated Prophets with us this summer, hit us on social media or via email at workingmanspod@gmail.com; Twitter - @workingmanspod; Instagram - @workingman's_podVote on your favorite Dead & Co performances - www.deadyversion.comOfficial poster for 5/20 at The Forum, by Dave Kloc - https://www.instagram.com/DaveKloc/Dead Air Interview with Otiel Burbridge (from 5/20) - https://www.youtube.com/live/2LgoS26D1Xo?feature=share&t=583

Dead Heads Alex and Dave discuss Dead & Company's show from May 19 at the LA Forum in 23 minutes or less! Get on the bus with Workingman's Pod!Links:To play Estimated Prophets with us this summer, hit us on social media or via email at workingmanspod@gmail.com; Twitter - @workingmanspod; Instagram - @workingman's_podVote on your favorite Dead & Co performances - www.deadyversion.com Official poster for 5/19 at The Forum, by Zeb Love - https://www.instagram.com/Zeb_Love/ Dead Air Interview with John Mayer (from 5/19) - https://www.youtube.com/live/g6qjwt6Y_w4?feature=share&t=617

Episode 139 On this week's episode of the YMC podcast, your gregarious hosts Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart yap about these important music industry stories: "TikTok Myths Vs. Facts" (Gupta Media); "The Case For — And Against — Higher Streaming Subscription Rates" (Billboard); "Is The Music Industry Being Reshaped For The Better Or Worse By Tech Companies?" (CBC Documentary).   The Jimi Hendrix Experience - I Was There: Hendrix at LA Forum by Billy Gibbons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbrpcgISFUs   Subscribe to the newsletter! YourMorning.Coffee    

We look at the first part of the Cry of Love tour as Jimi returns to the road for this first time in nearly a year, starting at the LA Forum and making a stop at UC Berkeley to film a movie and record an album.

Episodio scoppiettante di Podonomastica in cui, libri di diritto sportivo alla mano, proviamo ad offrire (e offrirci) una guida per capire realmente cosa c'è dietro la penalizzazione della Juve. Un po' Max Weber, molto Ela Weber, ci divertiamo a fare i principi del foro. Inoltre, anche quest'oggi abbiamo risposto alle domande degli amici ascoltatori, con una guest star d'intelligenza sopraffina.

On this episode, Dave LaGreca and Bully Ray break down all the best matches and moments from AEW Dynamite from the legendary Forum in Los Angeles.  They cover the return of Adam Cole... bay bay.  They also discuss the excellent opener as Hangman Page battled Jon Moxley in a hard-hitting contest.

I play a nice soundboard of The Firm at the LA Forum on March 14, 1985 on their first tour. I play City Sirens, The Chase, and Live In Peace. Paul Rodgers is in great voice, and Tony Franklin & Chris Slade pop! Jimmy's soaring above and around it all. Good times.

The Experience's show at the LA Forum gets a stand alone release, so we'll talk about that, its previous release on Lifelines as well as the events of that week that began the changes to Jimi's career that would soon follow. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hope Orr returns to the show to discuss her experience moving to Los Angeles from Chicago. She describes the culture and what she's enjoyed most. She shares what attending a Harry Styles concert in the pit was like at the LA Forum. Rich and Hope chat Billie Eilish and organic possibilities of the 21st century, as well as Disney assembly line of pop stars like Miley Cyrus. Episode 233 with Hope Hope on Instagram

Jo Koy jokes about an important lesson in his Netflix special, "Live from the LA Forum".

Priatelia! V tejto epizóde sme sa pozreli na špeciál od Jo Koya s názvom Live from the Los Angeles Forum. Mohol by mať 50 Cent ĽSNS šiltovku? Ako znie Zitronov Harry Potter v Češtine? Máte radi pocit umytých zubov až tak, že by ste použili cudziu kefku? Toto a mnoho ďalšieho sa dozviete v našom podcaste. Vaše výhrady k prízvuku, problémy s randením, tipy, vtipy, či chválu, ktorú neprečítame, posielajte na podhumorom@gmail.com Comedy slovník: http://www.brettvincent.com/comedy-terms-and-phrases.html Live from the LA Forum: https://www.netflix.com/us/title/81267198?s=i&trkid=13747225&vlang=en&clip=81636927 Daniel Sloss - Live Shows: https://www.netflix.com/us/title/80223685?s=i&trkid=13747225&vlang=en&clip=81020565 Daniel Sloss (We Might Be Drunk): https://youtu.be/4RK_zDMZF_Q

Christian and Agent Starling talk about their evening rocking like a hurricane at the LA Forum with Scorpions, being forced to retire a long-running Bladtcast bit and they begin their examination of the worst of 2022 with the film "Don't Worry Darling"

EPISODE 27 - EXTERNAL Version for Non-Spotify Listeners! Today we welcome a great guest! Moxy Anne is here to talk about her musical career and the great things yet to come! Moxy Anne's newly released acoustic cover of Def Leppard - Hysteria and a song written for her sister Bella! About Moxy Anne Moxy Anne is a 25-year-old musician from Southern California who sings her heart out with passion, energy, and excellence. Born in Newport Beach, CA, Moxy was a member of several local children's singing groups and performed and recorded behind talent like Jackie Evancho, Aerosmith, Josh Groban, and Meryl Streep. Venues like the Microsoft Theater, Carnegie Hall, the LA Forum, Disneyland, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, and the House of Blues have all allowed Moxy to use her voice differently. She trained with renowned artist Gina Saputo, and began to venture into the musical world. As her experiences cultivated passion, she started her own band, Moxy and The Influence. MXI garnered thousands of international fans, released EPs Alive and The Best Revenge, as well as 3 music videos, and toured internationally. During college she studied privately with Sara Leib, Teryn Ré, and Bill Cantos. She was a member of the world-renowned APU Chamber Singers, touring China/Hong Kong. In early 2019, she completed her Bachelor of Music in Commercial Music at Azusa Pacific University and graduated with honors. Moxy is now a member of the choral group, The Sterling Ensemble, and took part in a choral tour of Italy in early 2020. Singing regularly in a multitude of styles (rock, jazz, pop, R&B, electronic, country, reggae, folk, classical, choral, acoustic and acapella music), she enjoys any experience where she can collaborate with talented musicians and reach others with the power and influence of music. She works frequently with groups and artists like Sydney Ellen, Vinnie Corbo, and Moses Sun at music venues, churches, and public/private events throughout California. She is also a lead vocalist for professional corporate cover bands Pop Gun Rerun (80's rock) and Boogie Agenda. (Top 40s.) LOS ANGELES, CALIF – Hard rock singer and songwriter Moxy Anne announces new single, “Hysteria”, out on August 19th, 2022. The slowed down love song was arranged by Moxy Anne in collaboration with Jeremy Valentyne and Brandon Wolfe (Wolfe Studios) as a first dance surprise for her husband on their wedding day. Among over a dozen streaming platforms, the single will be available for download on Spotify, Apple Music, and iTunes. Alongside the new song, Moxy Anne will also be releasing a music video for “Hysteria.” Moxy will give her fans an exclusive look into her wedding ceremony and reception, as the never-before released video will be made from videos shot at her wedding in 2021. “This song has an incredibly special meaning to both myself and my husband, and as soon as I heard the first arrangement of this track, I knew it was something special that had the power to touch many people. My husband was blown away when he heard this song, and I know that die-hard Def Leppard fans and lovers alike will feel the same way upon hearing this stunning acoustic orchestral piece. Working with Jeremy and Brandon is unparalleled; Hysteria showcases all the best parts of music made for an epic love story. I can't wait for everyone to hear it.” http://moxyanne.com/

We talk to ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons and longtime pop music writer Randy Lewis about the release of the live recording more than 53 years after it took place.

Part 2 of the beautiful Mike Millard Master recording of Led Zeppelin 6/25/77 @ LA Forum. We hear the acoustic set (minus BoE) and Kashmir. We also discuss some of the drama going on in the community. Amazing recording and show!

We the amazing Mike Millard master of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum on 6/25/77, lovingly remastered by DADGAD. In My Time of Dying, SIBLY, and No Quarter are heard, and they're all exceptional. AS IS THE SOUND. Jimmy is on point in this show.

We hear a NEW SOURCE for 8/21/71 and it sounds way better. Only the first 4 songs were taped before getting caught, but we hear 'em. Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, SIBLY, & Black Dog all better than before. Super cool.

We hear 4 songs from Joe Walsh's July 18, 1981 show at the LA Forum, as recorded by Mike Millard. A great set of classic tunes from the prolific Joe Walsh. A great mellow night with many hits.

We hear a sweet Mike Millard capture of Fleetwood Mac on the 3rd night of a 3 night run at the LA Forum on Dec 6 1979 in support of their album Tusk. We hear What Makes You Think You're The One, Tusk, and Second Hand News. Great sound. Great performance. Great band.

Solomonster has BREAKING NEWS on Scott Hall suffering three heart attacks and being placed on life support as The Bad Guy fights for his life.  Then he reacts to the news of Big E breaking his neck on Smackdown, the latest updates on his health and why people shouldn't be beating up on Ridge Holland for it... CM Punk's emotional comments after AEW Revolution, including his thoughts about Bret Hart... William Regal's eventful week, first debuting in AEW, then apologizing for going over his time on Dynamite before later refuting a report about his health... thoughts on Jeff Hardy's AEW debut (but first, we dance!)... AEW nearly sells out the LA Forum for their California debut... thoughts on VADER being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, why it's a disgrace that it didn't happen sooner, his greatest matches and three other names rumored for this year's class... Kurt Angle shares sad news about his brother, Eric... a FANTASTIC Raw tag team title match on Monday, why Cody Rhodes MUST appear on Raw tomorrow night if he's going to have a match at Wrestlemania and thoughts on "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's response video to Kevin Owens... Pete Dunne makes his Smackdown debut as BUTCH... Dolph Ziggler wins the NXT championship and why it happened... Warner Media BANS The Briscoes from appearing in AEW?... and does Roman Reigns rank among the greats in history?   Visit magicspoon.com/solomonster and use the code SOLOMONSTER to get $5 off your purchase of Magic Spoon cereal AND their brand new cereal bars!  Seriously, these are good.  Let me know after you try them!

Part two of Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum 3/25/75, by popular demand. We hear In My Time of Dying, Trampled Underfoot, and a cool af No Quarter from the pristine Mike Millard master.

Led Zeppelin at their funkiest. March 25, 1975 captured in breathtaking clarity by Mike Millard. We hear Over The Hills, Dazed, and Whole Lotta Sex Machine. Amazing.

INTRO2mins - 'going to concerts all the time' in my teenage years6mins - growing up in a family listening to a diverse and eclectic mix of music9mins - going to the Coliseum to see USC football games10mins30s - memories of the show and lasting impression of Prince that day. 'He blew me away...and definitely captured my imagination'.11mins - a concert that started to 'get a little scary'12mins30s - negative energy as things start being thrown onto the stage14mins - '...the way he was dressed was just too much for The Rolling Stones fans...they weren't ready for it.'16mins - lasting impressions on Prince that evening. 'So dynamic...there was a confidence and stage presence there.'18mins - Prince feeling vital again with 3rd Eye Girl and the Piano & Microphone tour.20mins - Book of Prince fan memories: The Day I Was There. Ricci recalls the Purple Rain tour in 1985 - 'wear something Purple!'25mins - Andre Cymone and the influence of Adam Ant and the New Romantics.26mins - The euphoria of the LA Forum in '85 - 'it was so inspiring, the whole visual of it.'29mins30s - The 1980s - an era of separations, divorces and broken homes...the role Purple Rain the movie played in the teenage psyche.31mins30s - 'A.U.T.O-matic' - Ricci's rock memorabilia story35mins - Furthest lengths / greatest expense to see a show...37mins30s - Feelings on posthumous releases from Prince's vault.38mins30s - any things you'd like to hear in future?40mins - Reflections on the Prince community, and what it all means ultimately. Love 4 One Another...

We listen to an insanely good Yes concert from Oct. 6, 1978, at the LA Forum. They play 5 songs from Tormato and many more, flawlessly and with incredible precision and delight. So good.

The Eagles, Hotel California (Album)Welcome to The Guys Review, where we review media, products and experiences. **READ APPLE REVIEWS/Fan Mail**Mention Twitter DM group - like pinned tweetRead emailsTwitter Poll Hotel California Recorded/Produced by Bill Szymczyk (Simzik) between March and October, 1976 The Eagles (for this album)  Don Felder Glenn Frey Don Henley Randy Meisner (last album)Joe Walsh (first album, replaced founding member Bernie Leadon) Released: December 8th, 1976 No budget info. Did find that the writes of the song, Hotel California, Don Felder is reportedly worth over $60M in 2021. Don Henley is reportedly worth $250M, Glenn Frey (who passed in 2016) was worth a reported $120M. Ratings:   RYM (Rate Your Music) 3.31/5; Google Users 93% At the 20th Grammy Awards in 1978, the Eagles won a Grammy Award for the single "Hotel California", which won Record of the Year, and for "New Kid in Town," for best arrangement for voices. The album was nominated for Album of the Year but lost to Fleetwood Mac's Rumours. Three singles were released from the album, with two topping the Billboard Hot 100, "New Kid in Town" and "Hotel California", while "Life in the Fast Lane" reached No. 11. Hotel California is the 7th best-selling albums of all time. It has been certified 26× Platinum in the US, and has sold over 32 million copies worldwide, making it the band's best-selling album after Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975). It has been ranked as one of the greatest albums of all time. In 2003 and 2012, it was ranked number 37 on Rolling Stone's list of "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time". A 40th anniversary special edition of Hotel California was released in November 2017. The first song written for the album was "Hotel California", which became the theme for the album. Henley said the themes of the songs on the album:"They're the same themes that run through all of our work: loss of innocence, the cost of naiveté, the perils of fame, of excess; exploration of the dark underbelly of the American dream, idealism realized and idealism thwarted, illusion versus reality, the difficulties of balancing loving relationships and work, trying to square the conflicting relationship between business and art; the corruption in politics, the fading away of the Sixties dream of "peace, love and understanding." On the title "Hotel California", Henley said that "the word, 'California,' carries with it all kinds of connotations, powerful imagery, mystique, etc., that fires the imaginations of people in all corners of the globe. There's a built-in mythology that comes with that word, an American cultural mythology that has been created by both the film and the music industry." In an interview with the Dutch magazine ZigZag shortly before the album's release, Don Henley said:"This is a concept album, there's no way to hide it, but it's not set in the old West, the cowboy thing, you know. It's more urban this time (…) It's our bicentennial year, you know, the country is 200 years old, so we figured since we are the Eagles and the Eagle is our national symbol, that we were obliged to make some kind of a little bicentennial statement using California as a microcosm of the whole United States, or the whole world, if you will, and to try to wake people up and say 'We've been okay so far, for 200 years, but we're gonna have to change if we're gonna continue to be around.'" First time you heard the album? Album:Original Lineup (which was changed with the 40th anniversary bonus disc, Live at the LA Forum recording) "Hotel California" Written by: Don Felder Don Henley Glenn Frey. Vocals: Don Henley Length: 6:30 (Second single, Feb 22, 77)-Possibly the most iconic music intro of all time. So good, and so classic.-Love the story it tells; it always reminded me of The Shining. As stated, its supposed to feel like an episode of The Twilight Zone.-It's such a journey through the whole song, obviously of over indulgence and learning-the Eagles themselves describing the song as their "interpretation of the high life in Los Angeles". In the 2013 documentary History of the Eagles, Henley said that the song was about "a journey from innocence to experience ... that's all".-Henley reiterated:On just about every album we made, there was some kind of commentary on the music business, and on American culture in general. The hotel itself could be taken as a metaphor not only for the myth-making of Southern California, but for the myth-making that is the American Dream, because it is a fine line between the American Dream, and the American nightmare.  "New Kid in Town" Written by: Henley, Frey, J.D. Souther, Vocals: Glenn ,Frey, Length: 5:04 (First single released, Dec 7, 76) -I always thought this had a Jimmy Buffet vibe, seems to be about love, loss, and moving on.-Souther said, “It's about the fleeting, fickle nature of love and romance,” he said. “It's also about the fleeting nature of fame, especially in the music business. We were basically saying, ‘Look, we know we're red hot right now but we also know that somebody's going to come along and replace us—both in music and in love.” "Life in the Fast Lane" Written by: Henley, Frey, Joe Walsh, Vocals: Henley, Length: 4:46 (3rd single, May 3, 77) -Epic intro riff. Such a damn fun song. Obviously about, well, life in the fast lane, and its consequences.-Surprised they dropped a 'GD' in '76-Frey said, “I was riding shotgun in a Corvette with a drug dealer on the way to a poker game. The next thing I know we're doing 90. Holding! Big-Time! I say ‘Hey man!' He grins and goes ‘Life in the fast lane!' I thought, ‘Now there's a song title,'” Frey explained in the 2013 documentary, History of the Eagles.Guitarist Joe Walsh once said, “Life in the Fast Lane” embodies the stereotypical Los Angeles spirit and the “‘'run around in your Porsche' 24-hour boogie mode that unfortunately is too true for a lot of people,” "Wasted Time" Written by: Henley, Frey, Vocals: Henley, Length: 4:55 -Intro kinda sounds like desperado. Seems to be about starting over, moving on, new relationships; after a long one, or just being older.-Seems like an early version of a power ballad (like 80's rock bands did)-Frey said, “I loved all the records coming out of Philadelphia at that time. I sent for some sheet music so I could learn some of those songs, and I started creating my own musical ideas with that Philly influence. Don was our Teddy Pendergrass (a soul singer). He could stand out there all alone and just wail. We did a big Philly-type production with strings — definitely not country-rock. You're not going to find that track on a Crosby, Stills & Nash record or Beach Boys record. Don's singing abilities stretched so many of our boundaries. He could sing the phone book. It didn't matter.” Side two "Wasted Time" (Reprise) Written by: Henley, Frey, Jim Ed Norman, No Vocals: instrumental, Length: 1:22-A purely musical piece continuing the mood and feeling of the previous track.  "Victim of Love" Written by: Felder, Henley, Frey, Souther, Vocals: Henley, Length: 4:11-Back to that rock/country sound/tone hard on this one.-Seems to be pretty surface level theme; someone was wronged by a ex-love and possibly revenge motive-Don Felder, explained: "We were trying to move in a heavier direction, away from country rock. And so I wrote 16 or 17 song ideas, kind of in a more rock and roll direction, and 'Victim of Love' was one of those songs. I remember we went in the studio and we recorded it live with five guys playing. The only thing that wasn't played in a live session was the lead vocal and harmony on the choruses. Everything else was recorded live."  "Pretty Maids All in a Row" Written by: Walsh, Joe Vitale, Vocals: Joe Walsh, Length: 4:05-Another piano intro like New Kid In Town. Definitely a reminiscent song... Growing up, moving on, and looking back.-It's a quick song, very etherical.-Who are the “pretty maids” the singer talks about? Some analysts believe that the reunited friends in question are actually former lovers (actually a married couple who are now divorced). Now, the couple, having met each other again after a long time, find themselves swimming through memories from their wedding day. Hence the row of beautiful maids.Some Eagles fans also believe the maids in question are actually the girls The Eagles normally saw lingering outside their hotel rooms whenever they finished performing a show. So the band members are basically reminiscing about those interesting days.  "Try and Love Again" Written by: Randy Meisner, Vocals: Randy Meisner, Length: 5:10-Its more light than the others. It's about fond memories, and looking ahead. Loving again after heartbreak. Having a positive outlook after sadness. (Mattox)-Its definitely a different sound than the other songs, but in a good way.-The lyrics are earnest. The lyrics express a man trying to overcome feeling of doubt concerning getting back out there after a breakup. Will I be able to love again? Is it even worth it? Will I end up hurting more?   "The Last Resort" Written by: Henley, Frey, Vocals: Henley, Length: 5:16-It's definitely a heartfelt song about destruction.-It is a huge statement about development and environmentalism.-Henley said: "The Last Resort, on Hotel California, is still one of my favorite songs... That's because I care more about the environment than about writing songs about drugs or love affairs or excesses of any kind. The gist of the song was that when we find something good, we destroy it by our presence - by the very fact that man is the only animal on earth that is capable of destroying his environment. The environment is the reason I got into politics: to try to do something about what I saw as the complete destruction of most of the resources that we have left. We have mortgaged our future for gain and greed."  **BONUS**: Seven Bridges Road: Written by Steve Young (1969):-Never really listened to the lyrics, but this song takes you on a journey. It's incredible.-Inspired by a rural thoroughfare in Alabama that leads from Georgiana to the Oakwood Annex Cemetery in Montgomery (final resting place of Hank Williams), the song weds an unforgettable melody with lyrics that are hauntingly specific:“There are stars in the southern sky/Southward as you go.”  Top Five Trivia of the movie (From Ultimate Classic Rock https://ultimateclassicrock.com/eagles-hotel-california-facts/): 5: Don Felder did not expect Hotel California to be a hit because of the length, and it's composition4: The working title was “Mexican Reggae," given by Don Henley3: When it came time to record the song, Don Felder had forgotten what he'd written. he had to have his maid at home play the song over the phone and put it back together, since it had been a year since he composed it and they recorded.2: There are countless theories as to the architectural inspiration behind "Hotel California," Eagles maintained the song was always an overarching metaphor for the fleeting materialism and wealth of California, but fans began to wonder if a real-life hotel had inspired the song, ranging from local psychiatric hospitals to Aleister Crowley's mansion in Scotland to the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles.1: The photo on the album cover nearly got the band sued. According to Henley, "We were enamored with hotels...Hotels were a big part of our lives. The Beverly Hills Hotel had become something of a focal point — literally and symbolically. I've always been interested in architecture and the language of architecture, and, at that time, I was particularly keen on the mission style of early California. I thought there was a certain mystery and romance about it." When word finally got out which hotel it was, and as the album soared on the charts, the Beverly Hotel threatened with a cease-and-desist, but then backed off after they noticed their bookings had tripled.  TOP 5Stephen:1 Breakfast club2 T23 Sandlot4 Back to the Future5 Mail order brides Chris:1. sandlots2. T23. trick r treat4. rocky horror picture show5. hubie halloween Trey:MeatballsBoondocks SaintsMail Order BridesSandlotLone Survivor Tucker:1. Beer review 2. T23. Gross Pointe Blank4. Mail order brides5. 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This is the very first show Mike Millard taped. November 22, 1973 The Who at the LA Forum. We listen to classic Who songs as well as songs from Quadrophenia (the album they were touring to support). This is where it all began.

Part 2 of our look at June 25, 1977 and this time we hear the entire acoustic set as well as Achilles Last Stand. A magick run of shows in amazing Mike Millard stereo.

A listener's choice this week! Led Zeppelin at the LA Forum on 6/25/77. A great Mike Millard recording puts you right in the venue with the band. This show is brilliant and fun! You'll love it!

This is a smoking hot Who show from June 20, 1980 at the LA Forum. It's a Mike Millard master recording so you know it sounds amazing, as do The Who. We hear 5:15, Who Are You, and The Real Me.

We hear another Mike Millard master recording of the Kinks at the LA Forum on April 25, 1983. This is the peak of The Kink's career, supporting Come Dancing. It's a great show and a great recording. High spirits. High energy. Hijinks.

I present a Mike Millard master recording of Genesis at the LA Forum on 4/17/78, supporting And Then There Were 3. The recording is stellar as is the performance. Squonk, The Lady Lies, and Follow You Follow Me are featured.

We wrap up our dive in June 26, 1977 and Led Zeppelin's amazing concert at the LA Forum, by listening to blistering performances of Achilles Last Stand, Stairway, and It'll Be Me (a Jerry Lee Lewis cover). A brilliant show.

Anjali Raval has touched the live entertainment industry in so many ways, from working as a tour manager, a concert promoter, her time spent at WME, to now acting as the head of marketing for the brand new SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park in Los Angeles. Listen along as she talks about the groundbreaking of the first NFL stadium within the city, what can be expected from the multi-use event space, and what it’s like having two teams call it their home stadium. Hear about her experiences working on all sides of the industry and the perspective it’s given with her approach to work/life balance, mentorship and the value in taking career risks to pursue new opportunities.

We dive deeper into 6/26/77 at the LA Forum, Led Zeppelin's 4th of 5 nights. I play SIBLY, the ENTIRE acoustic set, WS/BM/Kashmir. It's great. The vibes are real and wonderful in this one. Jimmy ate his Wheaties and is playing like the old days. A great one.

We listen to another great 1st generation recording by St. Mike Millard, from June 28, 1981 at the LA Forum. This is the Long Distance Voyager tour, with Patrick Moraz playing keyboards. Lots of hits in this show.

We listen to the underappreciated gem 6/26/77 LA Forum gig of Led Zeppelin. The 4th of 5 nights at the Forum. A great performance and fantastic playing on No Quarter and 10 Years Gone. Maybe my favorite '77 gig.

This is wonderful recording of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers at the LA Forum, June 30, 1981. Stevie Nicks joins them onstage for a couple of songs, and Mike Millard was there to record it all for us. This is a great show from the Hard Promises tour. Not to be missed.

An incredible recording of the ARMS tour from the LA Forum, December 6, 1983. We hear Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page playing individual sets, as well as together, to benefit Ronnie Lane. A legendary tour.

This is the brilliant Millard Master recording of Paul McCartney and Wings, at the LA Forum on June 3, 1976. This is the tour from which WIngs Across America was recorded. Wings and Beatles tunes abound!

This is a great pre-Nakamichi Millard recording of Elton John at the LA Forum, October 5, 1974. He's touring in support of Caribou and this show is brilliant. The recording is excellent and the 19 song setlist is classic. Not to be missed.

Here it is! The master recording of the legendary Listen to this Eddie show at the LA Forum 6/21/77, recorded by Mike Millard. This is the first of five nights Led Zeppelin played the Forum on their 1977 tour. We hear the master recording for the first time. Everything is a little bit clearer, crisper, closer. Close your eyes and it's like you're there.

We listen to a fantastic show from Dec 13, 1977 at the LA Forum, by Rod Stewart, in support of Footloose and Fancy Free. This is a Mike Millard master recording and as such sounds incredible. A great show.

A great Mike Millard recording of Jimmy Page's Outrider tour at the LA Forum, October 7, 1988. Fantastic sound on Jimmy's best post Zep tour. His playing is amazing, the setlist is mix of Zeppelin, The Firm, Death Wish 2, and Outrider stuff. A great one.

Here's what I played: Masters Of Reality “How High The Moon/The Blue Garden”, Midnight “Violence on Violence”, All Them Witches “Funeral For A Great Drunken Bird”, Deftones “If Only Tonight We Could Sleep" Blitzspeer “City Boy”, Grand Funk Railroad “Black Licorice”, Poison Idea “Spy”, Alice Donut “Dorothy”, Cheap Trick “Way of the World (Live at the LA Forum)”, Conan “Hawk as Weapon”, Failure “Heliotropic”, Gojira “Flying Whales”, Fu Manchu “Evil Eye", Led Zeppelin “LA Drone/Immigrant Song”, Hypocrisy “Buried”, Ministry “The Missing”, Aura Noir “Swarm Of Vultures”, Dio “The Mob Rules”, MC5 “Come Together”, Metal Church “Gods Of Wrath”, Liquid Jesus “Yesterday”, Metallica w/Glenn Danzig “Die Die My Darling/Last Caress/Green Hell”, Sleep “Giza Butler”.

Another Mike Millard master recording. November 29, 1989 at the LA Forum, Paul McCartney's first tour in 10 years is underway. He plays 31 songs in a marathon set including many Beatles tunes. A great show.

JEMS released another Mike Millard master, Suzy Quatro at the LA Forum, opening for Alice Cooper, June 17, 1975. The recording is clear and crisp and the performance is rocking.

We are blessed with another Mike Millard recording, courtesy of JEMS. David Bowie August 14, 1983, at the LA Forum. The Let's Dance tour. Bowie's first in 5 years. Wonderful sound as we listen to songs from Scary Monsters and Let's Dance.

This show is amazing. August 16, 1978 at the LA Forum, opening for Kansas, we have Thin Lizzy. They're promoting Live and Dangerous and already playing songs from their next album Black Rose... this is great stuff. Top shelf underrated rock and roll.

We listen to what just may be the best show of the 1973 US tour. June 3, 1973 at the LA Forum 3 days after Bonzo's Birthday Party. This is just a magical show and we listen to the last third of it, from Heartbreaker through Thank You (and Whole Lotta Love, I'm A Man, Going Down, The Hunter, The Ocean, Organ Solo) AND IT'S AMAZING. It'll help bring joy. Enjoy.

In this episode the crew discuss the following ....Their plans for The "Rona Check?"(4:38) XFL signings to NFL(19:14),NFL Players retiring early(28:34)Football long term effects on body.(36:20) Steve Ballmer purchases LA Forum with 400Million Cash(50:05), Olympics officially postponed(57:52) Most dominate video game sports athlete of All-Time(1:06:02) NFL 4x1 Relay(1:18:13) --- 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/councilintheclutch/message

Today's word of the day is 'Cole' or 'Coal' as in Scott Boras has Gerrit Cole signed, but Scott Boras deserves a lump of coal for his awful 'plan' for baseball (0:06). Noah Syndergaard needs Tommy John surgery and that's a crushing blow for the Mets. Let's talk about what that means for the team and read into some of the comments that Brodie Van Wagenen made (7:48). NFL GM's want the NFL draft delayed - which I agree with - however, only owners and the league can make that decision (14:17). Clippers owner Steve Ballmer purchased the LA Forum for $400M in cash because he was tired of being the Lakers little brother (21:36). Review - Fearless (this is a big surprise) (25:40). So You Wanna Talk To Samson!? What event since Nothing Personal started was the highlight or provided the most content (32:01)? Remember That One Time... when Wilt scored 100 points in a game? Well, here are some other facts about him that people tend to forget (36:35). MLBeard Challenge Day 10: Detroit Tigers (40:03). Today was the 100th episode of Nothing Personal and here's to 100 more. #waittosee ---------------------------   'Nothing Personal with David Samson' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox, Bullhorn and wherever else you listen to podcasts.   Follow David on Twitter: @DavidPSamson  To watch David on CBS Sports HQ visit https://www.cbssports.com/live/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/

3/4/20 Clipps & Drew discuss the Clippers recent winning streak, their huge Western Conference match-ups against the Rockets & Lakers, and Steve Ballmer's purchase of the LA Forum. The boys breakdown the 2nd meeting of LeBron & Zion, Clipps makes the case for LeBron as MVP, and Drew hopes the Lakers sign JR Smith. Clipps & Drew think Spike Lee should get a refund and question Iggy's true value to the Heat. Check out the new Load Management show from Clipps & Drew exclusively on patreon.com/clippsndrew! www.clippsndrew.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/s/1743334/podcast/sponsor/acugkf/url/https%3A%2F%2Fanchor.fm%2Fapp) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jared Weiss and Wosny Lambre come together once again to kick off another week in the NBA. The guys recap the weekend including another matchup between LeBron James and Zion Williamson, the Clippers handling work both on and off the court, Russell Westbrook's continued strong play and so much more. Listener survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/25VZGGQ get 40% off when you sign up for The Athletic at: TheAthletic.com/dailyding Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Marty shares stories with Larry Mishkin about The Dead And Co first night preforming at the LA Forum.   They talk about the set list and all the shows highlights.   They also reminisce about previous shows with similar set list and their origins.   On the cannabis front they talk about recent credit card processors going out of business and the impact that it has on their cannabis clients.Produced By MJBulls Media | Cannabis Podcast Network 

Shakedown Street is the area of a jam band parking lot where the vending takes place. It is named after the Grateful Dead song of the same name, and began in the early 1980s in the parking lots at Grateful Dead concerts.   Jim Marty joins Larry Mishkin to reports live from LA Forum prior to Dead & Co New Years concerts.Produced By MJBulls Media | Cannabis Podcast Network

In this episode my hilarious friend Comedian Dean Delray calls in and we discuss bullshit seat licenses at football games, opening for Bill Burr in front of 14k fans at the LA Forum, favorite comedy club and getting booed so bad he googled the history of booing. Listen, laugh, subscribe and SHARE!

Gestur þáttarins að þessu sinni er séra Davíð Þór Jónsson sem margir þekkja betur sem Radíusbróður en prest. Hann mætir með uppáhalds ROKKplötuna sína klukkan 21.00 Plata þáttarins er sjötta hljóðversplata hljómsveitarinnar Kiss, Love Gun, sem kom út 30. Júní 1977. Þessi plata hefur alltaf minnt umsjónarmann á jólin einhverra hluta vegna og þess vegna, ohg vegna þess að trommarinn Peter Criss á afmæli í dag, 73 ára gamall í dag, var Love Gun valin sem plata þáttarins. Love Gun er fyrsta plata Kiss þar sem gítarleikarinn Ace Frehley syngur lag, en hann sem og syngur á plötunni lagið Shock Me. Hin lögin eru flest eftir gítarleikarann Paul Stanley, eða bassaleikarann Gene Simmons, en eitt lag er líka eftir Peter Criss trommara, og Love Gun er fyrsta plata Kiss þar sem allir liðsmenn eiga lög og syngja sín eigin lög. Love Gun er jafnframt síðasta plata Kiss þar sem Peter Criss spilaði í öllum lögum, en á næstu plötu, Dynasty, sem kom út 1979 trommar Criss bara í einu lagi, en Anton nokkur Fig trommar öll hin. Áður en platan kom út gerði Gallup könnun í Bandaríkjunum á því hvaða hljómsveit væri vinsælasta hljómsveit Bandaríkjanna, og þar lenti Kiss í fyrsta sæti á undan böndum eins og Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin og Eagles svo dæmi séu tekin. 26. - 28. ágúst ?77 þegar Kiss var að fylgja plötunni eftir hljóðritaði sveitin þrenna tónleika í LA Forum og þær upptökur voru gefnar út á tónleikaplötunni Alive II fyrir jólin ?77. Umslag plötunmar teiknaði Ken Kelly sem teiknaði líka umslag plötunnar Destroyer árið 1976. Þetta var svo spilað í kvöld: Austurvígstöðvarnar - Útvarp Satan The Kinks - Father christmas R.E.M - Mine smell like honey Kiss - I stole your love (plata þáttarins) Smashing Pumpkins - Christmastime VINUR ÞÁTTARINS James Gang - Walk away Skálmöld - Niðavellir Dúkkulísur og Stebbi Jak - Hátíð fer að höndum ein SÍMATÍMI Ellertson - Þorláksmessa Nightwish - Walking in the air (the snowman) (óskalag) Bob Dylan - Must be Santa (óskalag) Iron Maiden - Seventh son of a seventh son Kiss - Shock me (plata þáttarins) Laddi - Rokkað út jólin (óskalag) Chcuk Berry - Run Rudolph run Ian Gillan & Jon Lord - If this ain?t the blues (óskalag) Bruce Springsteen - Santa claus is coming to town DAVÍÐ ÞÓR JÓNSSON - GESTUR FUZZ Austurvígstöðvarnar - Arnþrúður er full DAVÍÐ ÞÓR II Stranglers - London lady DAVÍÐ ÞÓR II Stranglers - Hangin around The Ramones - Merry christmas (i don?t wanna fight) Twisted Sister - I saw mommy kissing santa claus (óskalag) Deep Purple - Speed king (óskalag)

Gestur þáttarins að þessu sinni er séra Davíð Þór Jónsson sem margir þekkja betur sem Radíusbróður en prest. Hann mætir með uppáhalds ROKKplötuna sína klukkan 21.00 Plata þáttarins er sjötta hljóðversplata hljómsveitarinnar Kiss, Love Gun, sem kom út 30. Júní 1977. Þessi plata hefur alltaf minnt umsjónarmann á jólin einhverra hluta vegna og þess vegna, ohg vegna þess að trommarinn Peter Criss á afmæli í dag, 73 ára gamall í dag, var Love Gun valin sem plata þáttarins. Love Gun er fyrsta plata Kiss þar sem gítarleikarinn Ace Frehley syngur lag, en hann sem og syngur á plötunni lagið Shock Me. Hin lögin eru flest eftir gítarleikarann Paul Stanley, eða bassaleikarann Gene Simmons, en eitt lag er líka eftir Peter Criss trommara, og Love Gun er fyrsta plata Kiss þar sem allir liðsmenn eiga lög og syngja sín eigin lög. Love Gun er jafnframt síðasta plata Kiss þar sem Peter Criss spilaði í öllum lögum, en á næstu plötu, Dynasty, sem kom út 1979 trommar Criss bara í einu lagi, en Anton nokkur Fig trommar öll hin. Áður en platan kom út gerði Gallup könnun í Bandaríkjunum á því hvaða hljómsveit væri vinsælasta hljómsveit Bandaríkjanna, og þar lenti Kiss í fyrsta sæti á undan böndum eins og Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin og Eagles svo dæmi séu tekin. 26. - 28. ágúst ?77 þegar Kiss var að fylgja plötunni eftir hljóðritaði sveitin þrenna tónleika í LA Forum og þær upptökur voru gefnar út á tónleikaplötunni Alive II fyrir jólin ?77. Umslag plötunmar teiknaði Ken Kelly sem teiknaði líka umslag plötunnar Destroyer árið 1976. Þetta var svo spilað í kvöld: Austurvígstöðvarnar - Útvarp Satan The Kinks - Father christmas R.E.M - Mine smell like honey Kiss - I stole your love (plata þáttarins) Smashing Pumpkins - Christmastime VINUR ÞÁTTARINS James Gang - Walk away Skálmöld - Niðavellir Dúkkulísur og Stebbi Jak - Hátíð fer að höndum ein SÍMATÍMI Ellertson - Þorláksmessa Nightwish - Walking in the air (the snowman) (óskalag) Bob Dylan - Must be Santa (óskalag) Iron Maiden - Seventh son of a seventh son Kiss - Shock me (plata þáttarins) Laddi - Rokkað út jólin (óskalag) Chcuk Berry - Run Rudolph run Ian Gillan & Jon Lord - If this ain?t the blues (óskalag) Bruce Springsteen - Santa claus is coming to town DAVÍÐ ÞÓR JÓNSSON - GESTUR FUZZ Austurvígstöðvarnar - Arnþrúður er full DAVÍÐ ÞÓR II Stranglers - London lady DAVÍÐ ÞÓR II Stranglers - Hangin around The Ramones - Merry christmas (i don?t wanna fight) Twisted Sister - I saw mommy kissing santa claus (óskalag) Deep Purple - Speed king (óskalag)

Gestur þáttarins að þessu sinni er séra Davíð Þór Jónsson sem margir þekkja betur sem Radíusbróður en prest. Hann mætir með uppáhalds ROKKplötuna sína klukkan 21.00 Plata þáttarins er sjötta hljóðversplata hljómsveitarinnar Kiss, Love Gun, sem kom út 30. Júní 1977. Þessi plata hefur alltaf minnt umsjónarmann á jólin einhverra hluta vegna og þess vegna, ohg vegna þess að trommarinn Peter Criss á afmæli í dag, 73 ára gamall í dag, var Love Gun valin sem plata þáttarins. Love Gun er fyrsta plata Kiss þar sem gítarleikarinn Ace Frehley syngur lag, en hann sem og syngur á plötunni lagið Shock Me. Hin lögin eru flest eftir gítarleikarann Paul Stanley, eða bassaleikarann Gene Simmons, en eitt lag er líka eftir Peter Criss trommara, og Love Gun er fyrsta plata Kiss þar sem allir liðsmenn eiga lög og syngja sín eigin lög. Love Gun er jafnframt síðasta plata Kiss þar sem Peter Criss spilaði í öllum lögum, en á næstu plötu, Dynasty, sem kom út 1979 trommar Criss bara í einu lagi, en Anton nokkur Fig trommar öll hin. Áður en platan kom út gerði Gallup könnun í Bandaríkjunum á því hvaða hljómsveit væri vinsælasta hljómsveit Bandaríkjanna, og þar lenti Kiss í fyrsta sæti á undan böndum eins og Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin og Eagles svo dæmi séu tekin. 26. - 28. ágúst ?77 þegar Kiss var að fylgja plötunni eftir hljóðritaði sveitin þrenna tónleika í LA Forum og þær upptökur voru gefnar út á tónleikaplötunni Alive II fyrir jólin ?77. Umslag plötunmar teiknaði Ken Kelly sem teiknaði líka umslag plötunnar Destroyer árið 1976. Þetta var svo spilað í kvöld: Austurvígstöðvarnar - Útvarp Satan The Kinks - Father christmas R.E.M - Mine smell like honey Kiss - I stole your love (plata þáttarins) Smashing Pumpkins - Christmastime VINUR ÞÁTTARINS James Gang - Walk away Skálmöld - Niðavellir Dúkkulísur og Stebbi Jak - Hátíð fer að höndum ein SÍMATÍMI Ellertson - Þorláksmessa Nightwish - Walking in the air (the snowman) (óskalag) Bob Dylan - Must be Santa (óskalag) Iron Maiden - Seventh son of a seventh son Kiss - Shock me (plata þáttarins) Laddi - Rokkað út jólin (óskalag) Chcuk Berry - Run Rudolph run Ian Gillan & Jon Lord - If this ain?t the blues (óskalag) Bruce Springsteen - Santa claus is coming to town DAVÍÐ ÞÓR JÓNSSON - GESTUR FUZZ Austurvígstöðvarnar - Arnþrúður er full DAVÍÐ ÞÓR II Stranglers - London lady DAVÍÐ ÞÓR II Stranglers - Hangin around The Ramones - Merry christmas (i don?t wanna fight) Twisted Sister - I saw mommy kissing santa claus (óskalag) Deep Purple - Speed king (óskalag)

Today Dec 6th is my 10 year Anniversary of doing Stand Up Comedy.  DEC 6th 2009 I started Stand Up and that first week I met a man name JC Morgan. He was a 47 years old ex Rock n Roll lighting guy for people like Prince and Whitesnake. We were total outsiders and had no idea what we were doing but over the years we figured it out. Today we sit down and talk all about that first year of Comedy. I will never forget that 1st year and I hope you guys enjoy this roll down memory lane.  Like Me, Johns life has taken him in all kinds of directions and he has really lived a storied Life. John is now the Production Manager for the LA Forum. Enjoy this people and thanks for the support over the last 10 years. DDR 

We dive into the seeeeeedy decadence of Led Zeppelin's 1977 US tour, focusing on the legendary run of shows from the LA Forum. We listen to Achilles Last Stand, and Communication Breakdown, from excellent stereo audience recordings.

The LA Forum for Architecture and Urban Design has offered a critical look at the city of Los Angeles since the late 80's. The nonprofit has been providing public programming, exhibitions, and publications through its ever-shifting board of directors and volunteer contributors. To celebrate this 30-year milestone, the Forum has carefully selected a collection of pieces published from its origin to today, and has published these in a book under the themes of Experiments, Detours, Hunches, and Santa Anas. Today, Los Angeles is a major architectural and urban player, but for decades the city was dismissed suburban and centerless. In republishing three decades of material on architecture and design in Los Angeles, the LA Forum Reader reclaims and reconsiders the city’s architectural and discursive histories. It establishes, or reestablishes, a textual context for critical experimentation and urban investigation. This anthological volume includes essays, interviews, and reproductions of publications that have long been out of print, including pamphlets by Craig Hodgetts and Margaret Crawford, as well as early writings by Aaron Betsky and John Chase. In this week's show I invited editors Mimi Zeiger, Chava Danielson and Michael Sweeney to Archinect's recording studio to discuss the history of the Forum and the process of putting together this anthology. 

Episode 10 features Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter, Dean of the School of Architecture at Woodbury University and Director of WUHO (Woodbury University Hollywood) Gallery.  Ingalill was elevated to the College of Fellows in the AIA this year, a high distinction awarded to only 3 percent of AIA members.  She serves on the advisory board of the LA Forum for Architecture and Urban Design,* and previously was on the Board of the AIA|LA.  Prior to her tenure at Woodbury, Ingalill taught at Cornell, Yale, the Bartlett, and Sci-Arc, and also worked as an architect, specializing in the building envelope and experimental use of glass.  In this episode, Ingalill discusses the importance of diversity and the role of ethics in architecture and architecture education.  Through her work at Woodbury, Ingalill has created multiple pathways for future architects, leading to a field that is more accessible and inclusive.  She also talks openly about gender and the complexities of raising a daughter in this world, and shares strategies for being a thoughtful leader. To find out more about Ingalill, visit her profile online at https://woodbury.edu/faculty/ingalill-wahlroos-ritter/ In this episode, Ingalill and I talk about a few articles and books: 'The architecture degree will be the law degree of the 21st century': A conversation with Woodbury's Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter by Christopher Hawthorne in The Los Angeles Times The Future Belongs to Woodbury University by Mark Lamster in Architect Magazine Architecture -- A Woman's Profession edited by Tanja Kullack  *Correction: Previously, the post read that Ingalill was on the Board of Directors to the LA Forum, but she is on the Advisory Board.

Au sommaire de ce deuxième épisode de Stones News, le Podcast, les deux David discutent de la collection From The Vault. De 2014 à 2017, Eagle Rock a publié en vidéo et audio une série six de concerts Hampton Coliseum (18 décembre 1981) LA Forum (13 juillet 1975) Live At The Marquee (26 mars 1971) […]

Music, as an industry, has found a consistent audience in young people for decades. But what music means to them is changing. Popular songs today often have less to do with singers than they do with the artistry of sound engineers (consider the production work on the new number one song in America: “I Wanna Go” by Britney Spears). With sound editing programs, digital suites, and auto-tune at their disposal, the concept of live performances can seem like an afterthought. But a few artists, like Bay Area rapper Lyrics Born, are working hard to keep live music, well, alive. KALW’s Jayme Catsouphes has the story. -- JAYME CATSOUPHES: When you think about it, the whole notion of going to see live music is a bit twisted. I mean, you don’t go to the Louvre and listen to the “Mona Lisa.” But traditionally speaking, music is performance art. It lives. It breathes. And recordings are just archives, snap shots, the postcard you pick up as you exit through the gift shop. Music is supposed to be perceived through all five senses. June 25, 1972: third row at the LA Forum. Music looked like tight pants, big hair, a wall of speakers. It smelled like an ashtray, tasted like a beer and felt like the deep rumbling bass of John Bonham’s kick drum. Some details just don’t quite make it onto the recording. And that’s why every summer, music fans travel across the country to attend big music festivals to see their favorite artists live and in person. But putting on a jaw-dropping live show is complicated, especially when you’re a musician who uses a lot of electronics. In hip-hop for example, it’s not uncommon for an album to be recorded, cut, and sold, all without anyone playing a single instrument. How do you turn that into a live show? Bay Area rapper Lyrics Born says that it takes a lot of work. LYRICS BORN: Interpreting hip-hop live, it’s always been an interesting thing to watch, with people that do it well. People can listen to your music in their car, or at home, or on the computer. You don't necessarily pay to see somebody perform to get the same experience. You want it to be exciting. You want to walk away from it feeling like, “Oh wow. More dimension has just been added to what I’ve previously been listening to.” Which is one of the reasons why this seasoned producer chooses to perform with a live band. LYRICS BORN: For me, I find myself frequently taking the original recording and wanting to provide a departure, for both the listener and also myself. Maybe you want to extend it or change certain things about the recording or the tempo, the groove. I mean, you just have a lot of flexibility when you play with a band. And adding live musicians makes the show more exciting for the audience. Fans get to look at the players, see their instruments, visually connect that with the sound... GONZALO CASTRO: And I was happily surprised by how much more went into the production. Gonzalo Castro first saw Lyrics Born at San Francisco’s Outside Lands music festival. CASTRO: There was a horn section, two drummers, a bongo section, backup singers, a full live band, guitar, bass, so I was kind of surprised at the production of it all. It just had a different feel to it, the music, because it wasn’t studio-based. For some fans, that’s a good thing. But Lyrics Born says there’s a flip side. LYRICS BORN: A lot of people come to the shows and they wanna see, or hear, the music be different – but not that different. You don’t want to stray too far from the original feeling. With a genre like hip-hop that’s both rhythmic and poetic, playing a live show in front of thousands of fans requires making a few artistic concessions. GEORGE ELLETT: Sometimes the lyrics go over your head because it is live. And if they have a live band, you’re kind of distracted. George Ellett Smith is a longtime Lyrics Born fan. ELLETT: But it’s always cool to see how the emcee … his mannerisms and the way he carries his flows. So that way, when you’re actually listening, I think it gives you a better picture of how he’s presenting the words, like as you’re driving and listening to their CD. So definitely, I think, hip-hop in general benefits from listening on a CD. For any venue and any genre, there will be limitations. Arena rock would be a tough sell in a coffee shop. And Lyrics Born knows a big music festival probably isn’t the best venue for a poetry slam. So when he plays a big event like Outside Lands, he beefs up the rhythm side of things and taps into his skills as a showman. And for Gonzalo Castro, it worked. CASTRO: I thought he did a great job of being very involved with the crowd and making sure everybody was dancing and having a good time and doing a lot of call-and-chant, back and forth with the crowd. There was a lot of production to it, a lot of performance and a lot of interactions, so you know, it was just a lot of fun, at the end of the day. Hip-hop artists will use different techniques to stimulate the audience. Some use dancers, some use fancy light shows. But at the end of the day, people want to see live music. LYRICS BORN: I’ve gone to some shows where it’s just one guy on stage and he looks like he’s just checking his email. Lyrics Born says that’s not a fun show. LYRICS BORN: I mean when you say it’s a live show, it should be exactly that, it should be live. And it should be a show. For Crosscurrents, I’m Jayme Catsouphes.

Gordie is joined by Ty Domke to talk about music, UFOs and plumbing. Ty goes to his first concert at the LA Forum, wants to play her-monica and knows a little bit about a lot of things. Joe Satriani sets off the fire alarm at The Uptown Theater where the sound is incredible. Big Country and UFO makes Gordie smile and we finish up talking about wine, Maynard from Tool and Art Bell.  (Jake Shimabukuro, The Rolling Stones, KISS, The Doors, The Southern Death Cult, Jimi Hendrix, The Who and Huey Lewis also come up.)

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