Podcasts about revolution rock

Welcome to The Cluttered Desk! In this episode, Andrew and Colin discuss an essay Colin recently published on the television show Community. Enjoy! *** The Coda: Oktoberfest from Founders Brewing Co. (Andrew) and Water (Colin) *** Here are links for this episode: Andrew's recommendation: Corn mazes and Low Cut Connie's "Revolution Rock n Roll" Colin's recommendation: Playing Dungeons & Dragons and girl in red's "Serotonin"  ***  Please contact us at any of these locations: Website: www.thecdpodcast.com Email: thecluttereddeskpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @TheCDPodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/thecdpodcast Andrew is on Twitter @AndrewPatrickH1 (Twitter non grata) Colin is on Twitter @ColinAshleyCox *** We want to thank Test Dream for supplying The Cluttered Desk's theme music. You can find Test Dream at any of these locations: Website: testdream.bandcamp.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/testdream Twitter: @testdream *** Our entire catalogue is available through iTunes, Stitcher, and Google Play.

En este episodio conversamos sobre “London Calling”, el tercer álbum de The Clash, lanzado el año 1979.

Building on the themes of the first season of El Sonido podcast, Albina hosts a special B-Side episode for Aquí y Ahora, KEXP's celebration of Latinx Heritage Month. For this episode, Albina is joined by Cynthia Flores from Indie Rocks Magazine Mexico & Alianza FARO to explore the present and future of Mexican rock.  From the dreamy shoegaze of Mint Field to the feminist grunge of Margaritas Podridas, and from the experimental soundscapes of Amor Muere to the ancestral punk vibes of Los Cogelones, Albina and Cynthia are on a journey to uncover 15 musical projects that are shaping the Mexican rock scene. Follow KEXP and Indie Rocks Magazine on Instagram and TikTok to discover video features highlighting these 15 bands of the present and future. Artists and songs featured in the episode: Margaritas Podridas - No Quiero Ser Madre Muerete Tu - Muerete Tu Carrion Kids - Caja Negra Lorelle Meets the obsolete - Ave en Reversa Sgt. Papers- Luis Pacheco Mengers - Pantitlán Mala Suerte - A huevo Vondré - Psicopatía (Live on KEXP) El Shirota - Segmentaciones Amor Muere - Loves dies Los Cogelones - 500 años (Live on KEXP) Diles que no me maten - Edificio Mint Field - El suspiro cambia todo Elis Paprika - Now Girls Rule! The Kerrys - BLUFF! Support the show: http://kexp.org/elsonidoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Inspirados en los ecos de la primera temporada del podcast El Sonido, Albina presenta un "B-Side" special para Aquí y Ahora, que es la celebración del Mes de la Herencia Latina de KEXP. Para este episodio, Albina está acompañada por Cynthia Flores, directora de Indie Rocks Magazine México y co fundadora de Alianza FARO para explorar el presente y el futuro del rock mexicano. Desde el envolvente shoegaze de Mint Field hasta el grunge feminista de Margaritas Podridas, y desde los paisajes sonoros experimentales de Amor Muere hasta el punk ancestral de Los Cogelones, Albina y Cynthia emprenden un viaje para descubrir 15 proyectos musicales que están dando forma a la escena del rock mexicano actual. Sigue a KEXP e Indie Rocks Magazine en Instagram y TikTok para descubrir resumenes en video que destacan a estas 15 bandas del presente y el futuro. Artistas y canciones presentadas en el episodio: Margaritas Podridas - No Quiero Ser Madre Muerete Tu - Muerete Tu Carrion Kids - Caja Negra Lorelle Meets the obsolete - Ave en Reversa Sgt. Papers- Luis Pacheco Mengers - Pantitlán Mala Suerte - A huevo Vondré - Psicopatía (Live on KEXP) El Shirota - Segmentaciones Amor Muere - Loves dies Los Cogelones - 500 años (Live on KEXP) Diles que no me maten - Edificio Mint Field - El suspiro cambia todo Elis Paprika - Now Girls Rule! The Kerrys - BLUFF! Support the show: http://kexp.org/elsonidoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Diesmal lassen wir die Kronkorken mit frischem Dortmunder Pils knallen. Das ROCK HARD Magazin, das Sprachrohr der ganzen Bewegung, feierte im letzten Sommer seine 400ste Ausgabe! Was für eine krasse Leistung! Wie ich Euch ja bereits erzählt hatte, haben mein alter Grundschul-Kumpel Holger Stratmann und meine Wenigkeit das Magazin zunächst gemeinsam als kleines Fanzine im Sommer 1983 mit einer Erstauflage von 50 Exemplaren gegründet. Mit mechanischen Schreibmaschinen getippt, mit selbstgemalten Überschriften und Buchstaben von Lettraset verziert und die schwarzweißen Kopien aus dem lokalen Copyshop eigenhändig zusammengetackert, bis unsere Finger blutig waren.Ich habe die ersten vier Jahre, knapp 25 Ausgaben aktiv an der Front mitgestaltet, mich dann aber entschieden, mein BWL-Studium konsequent durchzuziehen, und bin aus der Band an Frischlingen ausgestiegen - um später andere tolle Jobs in der Musikindustrie zu finden. Holger aber hat durchgehalten, er hat alles auf eine Karte gesetzt und instinktiv alles richtig gemacht. Heute ist ROCK HARD eine globale Medienmarke im Rock- und Metal-Segment - mit internationalen Ausgaben, digitalen App-legern und natürlich einem einzigartigen Festival, welches nach zwei Corona-bedingten Absagen in diesem September zumindest mit einer kleineren Eintages-Variante stattfinden soll. Die Veranstaltung ist bereits ausverkauft. Es gab einiges zu besprechen und so war es mir ein großes Vergnügen, Holger mal zuhause zu besuchen, um auf den runden Geburtstag anzustoßen und mit ihm in einem seiner seltenen Interviews mal Tacheles zu reden!Im THE BLOG OF ROCK Special: TEUTONIC REVOLUTION erinnern sich Eure Helden an ihre Anfänge. Wir erfahren, wie der Deutsche Metal zu einem Business wurde und warum er auch heute nach 40 Jahren noch immer erfolgreich ist - mit zum Teil völlig veränderten Geschäftsmodellen.Die wichtigsten Songs dieser Epoche findet ihr auch auf meiner TEUTONIC REVOLUTION-Playlist, die gibt es auf Spotify.Ich genieße die Musik aus dieser Zeit übrigens bevorzugt laut über meine Regallautsprecher Classic 3 von Audio Physic. Das handgefertigte Boxen kommen aus Deutschland, genauer gesagt aus einer Manufaktur aus dem Sauerland. Damit wird die Musikgeschichte zum Leben erweckt und physisch greifbar gemacht. Alle Infos dazu hier: https://www.audiophysic.com/de/product/classic-3/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A multitude of silliness and music...some additions of madness

I'm joined by guest Phil Stacey as we discuss our favorite albums of 1979. Show notes: - Recorded via Zoom - Jay turned 12, Phil turned 10 in '79 - "My Sharona" was the top song on the Billboard Hot 100, lots of disco - Rod Stewart hit it big with "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" - New wave was getting attention - A wealth of great albums - Jay's favorite non-top 5 albums: The Knack, Graham Parker and the Rumour, Supertramp, AC/DC, Joe Jackson with two classic albums - Phil's non-top 5 faves: Bob Marley, Blondie, Joy Division, Pink Floyd, Gang of Four, XTC, Michael Jackson, Neil Young, The Cars, The Police, The Kinks, Van Halen, Elvis Costello, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie, Prince, Talking Heads - Phil's #5: Joe Jackson's killer debut is just packed with great, punchy songs - Jay's #5: Pink Floyd with an epic concept album, their last great record - Phil's #4 and Jay's #2: Neil Young ends an amazing run of albums with a killer (and heavy) record - Jay's #4: Van Halen with a powerful sophomore album that expands their sound - Phil's #3: Tom Petty's breakthrough record - Jay's #3: Joe Jackson's second amazing record of '79 - Phil's #2 and Jay's #1: The Clash mixed a lot of styles on their masterpiece - Phil's #1: Phil loves the B-52s, who exploded on the scene with an amazing debut - Favorite songs: "The Guns of Brixton" (Jay), "Dance This Mess Around" (Phil) Completely Conspicuous is available through Apple Podcasts. Subscribe and write a review! The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Hola! Esta es la segunda parte de un gran álbum. La primera parte se subió el viernes por si gusta usted buscarla :D. Tracklist: 10. The Guns Of Brixtone 11. Wrong 'Em Boyo 12. Death or Glory 13. Koka Kola 14. The Card Cheat 15. Lover's Rock 16. Four Horsemen 17. I'm Not Down 18. Revolution Rock 19. Train In Vain

Maximum Volume/Flex Your Head Show #41 - Radio-WIGWAM (2017-11-13)SONG / Artist Album Year1. Maximum Volume/Flex Your Head Show Radio-WIGWAM Promo / Max Volume Maximum Volume/Flex Your Head Show2. Missionimpostheme Intro / Max Volume [2017]3. No Applause Quality Music / Max Volume [1982]4. Go Bubblegum / The Parkers Chicletada Vol. 2  [2017]5. Can't Understand / TV Sisters MOTIVATE!  [2017]6. Teenage Dream / Bikini Beach Live at Horst Klub  [2017]7. 1967 Mars Needs Women - 1 / Max Volume [2017]8. Bed Bugs / Trash'Tones Raccoons  [2017]9. Vincent van Gogh / The Deep Ones Rise  [2017]10. Another Sleepless Night / LATTE+ STITCHES  [2017]11. Deaf Reality / The Riot Gang Deaf Reality (Single)  [2017]12. 1950s Food Shopping - Guide for the Housewife - 1 / Max Volume [2017]13. Zsa Zsa Gabor / The Zsa Zsa Gabor's Revolution Rock  [2016]14. Back Of My Brain / Standard Version Demos 2017  [2017]15. Back to Chicago / The Kreutzer Sonata Unreleased Tracks  [2017]16. Where Did You Go? / Sorted Scoundrels Four Song Demo  [2016]17. 1967 Mars Needs Women - 2 / Max Volume [2017]18. Morning / Lucky33 Self Titled 2012 EP  [2016]19. New Way / SWINGSET I Gotta Worry  [2017]20. Don't Want To Know / Surveillance Demonstration  [2017]21. Love Song? / The Mendozaz Two Days To Retirement  [2017]22. 1950s Food Shopping - Guide for the Housewife - 2 / Max Volume [2017]23. Fucking Scared / Former Mormon Homeboy Material  [2017]24. Divine / The Vangoras Singles  [2017]25. (((Alt-Right))) Punks Fuck Off / Hardly Boys Dear Diarrhea  [2017]26. Beermug / Bikini Beach Live at Horst Klub  [2017]27. 1967 Mars Needs Women - 3 / Max Volume [2017]28. Homing Missile / The Riptides Canadian Graffiti  [2017]29. Trickle The Deep Ones Rise  [2017]30. Refugees Welcome / The Zsa Zsa Gabor's Revolution Rock  [2016]31. La Confiance / La Cavale For Action !  [2017]32. 1950s Food Shopping - Guide for the Housewife - 3 / Max Volume [2017]33. When We Are Together / LATTE+ STITCHES  [2017]34. Darla / Lucky33 Self Titled 2012 EP  [2016]35. Only One / Surveillance Demonstration  [2017]36. Everything Worth Having / The Riot Gang Soma  [2015]37. 1967 Mars Needs Women - 4 / Max Volume [2017]38. Your Last / Sorted Scoundrels Four Song Demo  [2016]39. Generation / Lucky33 Self Titled 2012 EP  [2016]40. Aquaducts / Former Mormon Vows  [2017]41. Destination / La Cavale For Action !  [2017]42. 1950s Food Shopping - Guide for the Housewife - 4 / Max Volume [2017]43. So Long Motherfucker / LATTE+ NO MORE THAN THREE CHORDS  [2014]44. Shit Outta Luck / The Riptides Tales From Planet Earth  [2009]45. Low Power Mode / Hardly Boys Dear Diarrhea  [2017]46. Last Call / The Mendozaz Two Days To Retirement  [2017]47. 1967 Mars Needs Women - 5 / Max Volume [2017]48. Dead Right / SWINGSET I Gotta Worry  [2017]49. Ghosttown / The Riot Gang Ghosttown EP  [2013]50. 1950s Food Shopping - Guide for the Housewife - 5 / Max Volume [2017]51. I'm Gonna Kick You In The Ass / LATTE+ STITCHES  [2017]52. FlexYourHead Max Volume/Ian McKaye [2017]   ©Max Volume Media, Co., Ltd  /  ©Maximum Volume Records  /  ©Anti-Pop Productions

50 years ago, the most dangerous band in the world exploded out of Detroit Rock City. #mc5 #4thofJuly #revolution

In celebration of Fred Thomas’s recent BTR Live Studio appearance, we’re celebrating his music at the top of the show today with some of his solo work, Saturday Looks Good To Me, and former collaborator, Andrew Hoepfner of Creaky Boards.  Plus, great new tracks from The Mountain Goats, Low Cut Connie, and Mac DeMarco!  Stay tuned! 00:00 - DJ Madalyn 01:08 - Brick Wall (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Fred Thomas 03:43 - 2008 - Fred Thomas 06:30 - Well - Fred Thomas 11:49 - Apple - Saturday Looks Good To me 14:35 - DJ Madalyn 15:17 - When I Lose My Eyes - Saturday Looks Good To Me 22:03 - The Everpresent New Times Condition - Saturday Looks Good To Me 27:01 - Oh Just Be Silent - Creaky Boards 31:57 - Secret Man - Creaky Boards 36:09 - DJ Madalyn 36:53 - Rain in Soho - The Mountain Goats 41:36 - Baby You’re Out - Mac DeMarco 44:07 - Last Year - Joanna Gruesome 46:59 - Let’s Go - Sunshine and the Rain 50:03 - Come - She Devils 53:08 - DJ Madalyn 53:44 - Revolution Rock n Roll - Low Cut Connie 56:48 - 23 - Overcoats 60:15 - Danger - The Lijadu Sisters 65:59 - Ease (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Imaginary Tricks 71:17 - Move Me (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Lexie Roth 75:35 - Mexican Summer - Marissa Nadler 80:55 - DJ Madalyn 81:30 - Flying Apart - Los Colognes 86:24 - Warrior - Laura Marling 91:33 - TV Song (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Nana Grizol 94:40 - In My Arms - Romantic States 98:32 - Trust - Spencer Radcliffe & Everyone Else 104:04 - DJ Madalyn 104:39 - Out From Under (BTR Live Studio, 2017) - Active Bird Community 107:47 - Pants vs. Dress - Lizzo 110:17 - On Est Pares - Sweet Crude 114:07 - Heirloom - Memoryhouse 118:58 - DJ Madalyn 119:47 - Errand of Tongue - Holiday Shores 124:48 - Finish

"Yeoman on the Bridge" With Leslie Hudson. Star Trek has inspired many people in many different ways. It has inspired people to write stories, paint, and write songs. Leslie Hudson, a Canadian singer and song writer, describes herself as a powerhouse at the mic, and a person who can cut through a crowd of sound with a caress. With eight solo albums under her belt her songs span more than 25 years of writing every genre from rock to geek to faerie and demonstrate not only her versatility as a musician but her refusal to be contained. In this episode of Melodic Treks, host Brandon-Shea Mutala is joined by singer/songwriter Leslie Hudson, to discuss her new album of Star Trek inspired songs called "Yeoman on the Bridge." We also discuss her album "The Redhead League," red-headed characters in pop culture, how song writing has changed, and CBC television. Chapters Opening (00:00:00)  Welcome, Leslie! (00:01:00)  Leslie's Story (00:02:05)  How Has the Writing Experience Changed? (00:04:10)  Messages (00:06:12)  Influences (00:07:29)  The Redhead League (00:08:40)  "Underground" (00:13:07)  Star Trek (00:17:05)  Inspired (00:18:45)  "DMZ" (00:24:04)  "Children of Light" (00:30:01)  Talking Trek (00:34:14)  Host Brandon-Shea Mutala Guest Leslie Hudson Production Brandon-Shea Mutala (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Tony Robinson (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Tony Robinson (Show Art) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

Greetings folks! Well, it's time to get this podcast back on the rails. I had to make a few changes in the format. I hope you like it. Please post any feedback, changes or recommendations. In today's podcast, I discuss: What happened to the RRR podcast and why is it back now? Creative Commons licensing Discuss future of RRR and the podcast - (hint: new album coming!) Discuss new single "What Have You Done?" Links      Revolution Rock and Roll       The Survival Podcast      Creative Commons Licensing Thanks to all the veterans out there for your service! This song's for you!

Show Notes - Opening Tune     + "Using Both Hands" (sample)       - Matt Fitzgibbons- Announcements     + Intro Matt Fitzgibbons     + Broadcasting from Austin, TX in a deep freeze     + 2 weeks in a row for RRR...woo hoo!     + Rally was a success! First outing for Revolution Rock and Roll     + Look for videos on YouTube Channel     + More events to come     + Download free music from RRR and send your friends!     + Found another loop hole in presenting music...snippits!- News     + Egypt revolution       - impact on America     + Healthcare deemed unconstitutional        - our system works        - Need more voices. Music is powerful in that voice. Look at Dylan and the Byrds, etc...- Music     + Matt Fitzgibbons     + www.patriotmusic.com     + had the same idea as me, sort of..Rock and Roll Patriot music     + He's a little more out there as far as connections on some songs     + I didn't like every song, but the ones I do are worth listening to- Outro     + "Stand" (samp)- Lyrics Using Both Hands ©2006, Matthew Fitzgibbons Your BB gun was a world of fun when you were just a little squirt. You learned the rules of defensive tools so that no one would get hurt You learned to breathe and you learn to squeeze till your aim was always true And you made the right of passage, man, with your first real .22. And now the New World Order crew, well, they're making their demands They don't feel safe if you are armed. You say, "Gun control...is using both hands". The Founders knew the 2nd Amendment was the final one to keep to hold our other rights intact so we'd never become sheep. Stalin, Hitler, Mao, Amin and Pol Pot, they told us things that you never forgot You teach the lessons to your daughters and sons, to fear the government that fears your guns! And now the New World Order crew, well, they're making their demands They don't feel safe if you are armed. You say, "Gun control...is using both hands". Well I prefer the .308 to the tiny .223 It gives me more than a thousand yards to protect my family! And now the New World Order crew, well, they're making their demands They can pass 100 laws, but we still won't give a damn. All our enemies, they know the deal, if they try to take this land They have no chance if we keep saying, "Gun control...is using both hands". Stand ©2006, Matthew Fitzgibbons I wonder if you share my passion to help patriot's unite, to learn what we've forgotten, to protect the Bill of Rights While some say we should trade freedom for safety in these times, some betray us in the courtrooms, and rule saying "God" is a crime. What can I do? What can I say? How can I help us understand the price we'll pay If we don't stand today. Most of the world would like to see us fall and tell us how to live. With all their help from their friends inside to steal, what we won't give. Guard your guns like the Founders warned and keep the Constitution clear. Learn to use both instinctively and fear. And fear. What can I do? What can I say? How can I help us understand the price we'll pay If you don't stand today... Today!

Show Notes:Announcements - I'm back, again…move, etc.. - new format…free talk. No more editing Thanks, Jack! - new song each week (or I'll cover it) - copyright problems with songs - Going to really have to hunt down indie artists and get their sign-offs to publish Or sing myselfTopics - Hold their feet to the fire rally   I'm playing, of course   also with Kevin Myers- Music"The Crooked Kind", by Will T. Massey "The news is bad, I'm feline' sad about my nation's mind My American girl, looks out at the world and she feels so left behind 'Cause we make our choices and we raise our voices But we're only heard by God our rich and elected are not respected by those who live abroad The Policeman of the world's the crooked kind He'll tell you he's your friend and rob you blind He don't represent the people, his ways have left behind The Policeman of the world's the crooked kind" Connect - Revolution Rock and Roll - RRR on Facebook - RRR on Twitter - RRR on YouTube

Revolution Rock And Roll Podcast #12 Show Notes: Revolution Rock and Roll is Back on the Air! Where have we been? Election night commentary New song: "What Have You Done?" (Spirko/Yows) Why local and state elections mean more than Federal elections Visit our social networking sites! Web:          http://www.revolutionrockandroll.com Facebook: Revolution Rock and RollTwitter:      RevolutionRR

In this episode of the Revolution Rock and Roll Podcast, we explore the sounds of the "Sons Of Liberty". SOL is Jon Sheaffer's alter-ego patriot metal project. Scheaffer comes from the world famous "Iced Earth" and is truly a master metal guitar player. Not only that, he is a dedicated U.S. historian.  Even if you are not a metal fan, the content of his lyrics might just win you over. It's Iron Maiden meets George Washington...and it will make your ears bleed with patriot enthusiasm. One of the songs reviewed is called "Tree of Liberty". The lyrics took me down the wormhole which end with the reading of the original letter by Thomas Jefferson that contains this famous quote that so many of you have in your sig lines.   Show Notes: RRR Update            -  Sales revenue $150.00!            -  First musicians paid!            -  First donation coming up - anti UN Small Arms Treaty support            -  Adding Right Arm of Wyoming to compilation (and info about a bug in the store regarding the sample section) Music            -  Sons of Liberty (Jon Sheaffer) from Iced Earth            -  Album "Brush Fires of the Mind"            -  Read letter from Thomas Jefferson to William Smith containing "Tree of Liberty" quote                   -  Read lyrics from "Feeling Helpless"            -  Played "Feeling Helpless" start to finish Links            -  Sons of Liberty            -  Iced Earth            -  UN Office for Disarmament Affairs

Revolution Rock and Roll Podcast #6 - Show NotesRRR Update: Out last week – surgery...get it while you can! Working on “Revolution is You”. Sounding Eagles-like out in 2 weeks Hope to have Kevin Myers in studio next week Sweet new guitar Music: “Liberty Song” One of the first protest songs by John Dickenson Published in 1768 in response to more taxes levied on the colonists (Townshend Acts of 1767). To the tune of “Heart of Oak” (anthem of the Royal Navy) and “Here’s a Health” (irish ) First appearance of “United we Stand, Divided we Fall” Reference to “Liberty” is to John Hancocks ship “The Liberty” which was seized by the authorities for smuggling. That led to a suspension of English imports by Boston Merchants in 1768. "Liberty Song" by John Dickinson Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all! And rouse your bold hearts at fair Liberty's call; No tyrannous acts shall suppress your just claim, Or stain with dishonor America's name. Chorus: In freedom we're born, and in freedom we'll live! Our purses are ready, Steady, friends, steady; Not as slaves, but as free men, our money we'll give. How sweet are the labors that freemen endure, That they shall enjoy all the profit, secure, No more such sweet labors Americans know, If Britons shall reap what Americans sow. Then join hand in hand brave Americans all, By uniting we stand, by dividing we fall; In so righteous a cause let us hope to succeed, For Heaven approves of each generous deed. News Free speech under attack! Dr. in Florida = RRR Links Dude singing "Liberty Song" on YouTube

Show Notes for Podcast #2 RRR Update            - new subscribers!            - Mastering SIWP at The Compound on Saturday!            - New song coming up - Tehran            - Website, Facebook, YouTube, iTunes Goals for Revolution Rock and Roll           - 1000 song dowloads by May 1           - 1 podcast / week           - 1 new tune, fully produced per month           - video for each new song News           - Texas governors race           - Health care nuclear option Action           - subscribe to podcasts and download songs!           - attend a tea party           - check out other podcasts:                  Survival Podcast                  Gun Dudes  

Finally! Welcome to the first edition of the Revolution Rock and Roll Podcast! This will be the first installment of many podcasts that will support this project. In this episode, I give you the low-down on why I started this project and where it is going (hopefully). Future podcasts will include discussions about the project, the movement, politics, music and our Constitutional rights. This podcast covers the following topics: * Who am I and why am I doing this? * What is www.revolutionrockandroll.com all about? * Where can you find us? * First song - "Snake in the Woodpile" preview Links: * Revolution Rock and Roll on Facebook * Revolution Rock and Roll on Twitter * Revolution Rock and Roll on YouTube * Revolution Rock and Roll on ReverbNation