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Oh yeah I saw this one Peter lol but I still gotta catch the AC/DC one you guyz RULE!!

Destroyer is a good album but their best,not even close

I enjoy most of this album It is better than Gene's a lot better

Tormato is super underrated.

Rockin the Fillmore was and is STILL one of the best live albums ever along side of ALIVE!!

I've always appreciated Yes. Love them or not, you have to admit that NO OTHER group has ever sounded like them in all of pop music history. On a related note, listen to the melodies in "Heat Of The Moment" by Asia, then go back and listen to the verses in "Video Killed The Radio Star." Very interesting, when you compare them back-to-back.

I love to see you guys stretch out. I came to Yes in 1981 and Classic Yes and Drama were my introduction to the band. And Brand X with Phil is killer!

YES! haha cool ep guys! guess I know what I’ll be listening to this wknd

Yes???????? Seriously?

I like Unmasked . Its a fun album with Paul having the better songs. Talk to me by Ace is great. Gene's Naked city is my favorite off the album. Dynasty is a much better album in my opinion with better songs . Aces songs off Unmasked are very weak compared to his 3 songs on Dynasty. Same with Gene . But i like most of Unmasked. Album has a nice flow and Anton's playing on it is brilliant. Id rank it a 3.5 out of 5. Great episode

I listened to I WALK ON GILDED SPLINTERS before typing this... "Lovingly borrowed," was putting it VERY politely. Another great episode with albums that I want to revisit or look into for the first time!

Awesome deep dive! Learned so much!

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So cool to hear Bryan Adams doing War Machine & Rock And Roll Hell. I love that video for War Machine. Someone should overdub KISS' version of the song with that video, now that would be awesome!

Good episode guys, love the spin off series. Just 1 thing I've noticed with this & past episodes is that you don't always name the band/album & to some of us who aren't familiar won't know who you are talking about. What I also love about you guys is the Positivity, keep up the good work - look forward to the next episode

Gotta love them Yardbirds!

Wow! I did NOT know that so much amazing music was released in 1971! And you mentioned a lot of my favorites: Who's Next (My Wife rules!!!), Sticky Fingers, Humble Pie, Black Sabbath, Allmans, Muswell Hillbillies! Amazing...I also heard a brief mention given to What's Going On by Marvin Gaye, an incredible album that is beautiful, poignant and absolutely one of my "Desert Island Discs" choices. I would love to see you guys do a Desert Island Discs episode: if you could only choose 10 (or 15 or 20...) albums, any genre, what would they be? Good luck narrowing it down! Ha!

Like the topic. I realize EVERY generation thinks "music isn't what it used to be," but seriously, does anyone really believe today’s music can touch that from 50+ years ago?? My faves from 1971: Carole King: Tapestry - Damn near a greatest hits album. Rolling Stones: Sticky Fingers - During that epic 4-album run by the band. Wild Horses, Brown Sugar, Sister Morphine, etc. Paul McCartney: Ram - It wasn’t until the '90s or so that this brilliant album started getting its due (thanks primarily to Jann Wenner). But man, Back Seat of My Car might just be my favorite post-Beatles Paul song. The Carpenters self-titled album - I know, I know, it's not rock. But for me, back when I was 6 years-old, it was all about what was on Top 40 radio. This album had Rainy Days and Mondays, along with Superstar...two of their best. No matter what one may think of their type of music, one can't deny the quality of their productions and the melancholic vouce of Karen Carpenter. I think it was a Playboy interview where Gene Simmons stated he and she stayed up all night in a hotel room, just talking. Thanks for another great discussion.

Nice! It’s amazing that most of these albums are from guys in their early 20’s just burning it up.

I like how this one is 3x longer then the interview about himself mos and pentagram

I am a Black Sabbath freak and I found out some stuff I did not know. Killer show!

Not Van Halen. hahaha

One of the greatest debut albums of all time.

Tony is a very engaging interview! Great episode!

Neat episode! Learned a lot from this one.

Rad session!

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Mos Generator!!! ua-cam.com/video/mKp7sX7JAK0/v-deo.htmlsi=REWaKFqvW2ZeyUEc

ua-cam.com/video/3s3WraWp4Tc/v-deo.htmlsi=EZiM5PfbQzU3gSN8 LISTEN TO PENTAGRAM!!

Great episode guys very enjoyable. I alwaysforget I'm a lot older than you. 1984 I was in a different place than you were in 84

Guys, have you not listened to this year's Judas Priest release Invincible Shield!???? C'mon!

Great episode! 1984 was a loaded year for rock and metal, but may I add one more... THE WORKS from Queen. I will defend it as being their strongest album from the eighties. And I would love to see you guys do a deep-dive of those first three albums from W.A.S.P... Those albums were absolute beasts! Take it easy, gentlemen! (*That button-up ANIMALIZE shirt is one of the ugliest things I've ever seen with the muscle t-shirt being a strong second!)

Gods of wrath, unforgettable fire, ratt, queensryche... ⚠️

I agree. Everytime Gene and Paul have had things going on on their own its better than Kiss. Better musicians.

Great episode! For some reason , I had temporarily lost touch with the hard rock/metal genre around 1984-1985 but Perfect Strangers brought me back and then I wound up discovering most of the albums on your list. I still haven't heard Merciful Fate after all these years. I guess it's time.

That;s awesome you got into Don't Break The Oath. I do not think there has been any album as good since. And I like Melissa more as well. Cool shirt, Jason!

Holy shit! Cinnamon toothpicks! I too hadn't thought about those in 30+ years. They were definitely on the East Coast too.

When I think of 1984, I think back to religiously reading EVERY monthly issue of Hit Parader and Circus magazines. Back then I could name every member of bands like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Dokken, etc....even though none of those bands ever musically grabbed me. But I always read those mags from cover to cover. And there was ALWAYS a KISS article in there somewhere, which is why I was buying. This was also right about when I was first getting into Motley Crue because Shout At the Devil was still fairly new. I remember seeing that in a record store, thinking the cover was spooky looking, along with the group shot on the back. These guys look like KISS! Bought it without having heard a single song and have been along on their ride ever since. This was also a great year for MTV. Heaven's on Fire, Round and Round, We're Not Gonna Take It, etc. That "Music Television" channel actually played MUSIC back then. Can you imagine? Not hard rock or metal, but an honorable mention for me: Joan Jett & the Blackhearts 'Glorious Adventures of a Misspent Youth.' Always a fun and interesting listen with you guys.

What a magical year for hard/heavy music! ‘84 is the peek arguably for ROCK!

Eeeeesh....in 1984, I was 20!! I had first heard of Quiet Riot in 1981 or 1982, at a local record shop. He had a customer that got him to order the imports from Japan and became a fan himself.

Bon Jovi and 7800 rocks. Ratt ep is so good

It's been awhile since I have last listened to Kiss with out makeup

Killing it guys!

seems to me gene could probably sing ace of spades just fine. odd choice

CLOSING TIME RULES!!!!111

Great episode, and really looking forward to the next evolution of the show! And I was stoked to see TURNSTILES mentioned on the show! One of my four favorite Billy Joel albums! Take it easy, guys!