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Mate belter or canter live at Hamden. You’ll have chills

You're right, i remember Danzig was a mother of a hit in the 90s

Blood thirsty Thursday, nice. Type O yeah that dude is a presence, 6'7? no wonder and his voice is so daaark. Benny hill was way ahead of his time. The groove line yeah! Those huge skeletons in the yards now a days are awesome. Monster Mash is always cool . Not a fan of will smith anymore but way back when -his song There's a Nightmare On My Street was comical. Happy Halloween 🎃 👻✌🏼

The Rock Cave delivers 7 of 7, nice streak 👍 👻🎉🎃

The greatest most versatile female vocalist of her generation.

Alright Alright.., The Rock Cave is on a roll.. Bowie , Green Day, Paul.. 7 of 7? 🤘🏻 Duran Duran concert episode?

Great episode, really enjoyed that one, the outtakes are hysterical at the end, 😂😂

I love this cd, I still listen to it at least a couple times a month. Also with the cd came a diagram for each song telling you which Hendrix song was sampled for it. I knew about the cd from a review in Rolling Stone magazine. I also heard one of the songs played before a Foo Fighters concert.

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Great point about the 80s being dominated by the band and members of Genesis.

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Thats crazy how they could have any Hendrix samples they wanted! I think I found a 12 inch single from them without a cover once and I picked it up thinking of Mansons song but remember thinking the label looked too old to be Manson. I thought I heard some enigma influence on that clip you played. Anyway nice one today, snuck a band in that must look be looked into further. ✌🏼👉🏼

Yeah Rock Cave, right on, 2 in a row 🤘🏻 old school Aerosmith is great

RIP Captain Jack!

Ozzy Octane Monday, love it! I am with you on "See You", one of my favorites. My sleeper from him is Demon Alcohol.

Man that 2001 concert would have been pretty awesome to see. I have that Blackhawk Down soundtrack too and didn't know that was dude from The Clash. Right on ✌🏼

Ah 1993, the good ol'days. That window decal is pretty cool. I bet it was fun working at the music store! Bleach was my favorite back then because it wasn't so played out on the radio and video but still loved Kirk and the band. Was mad when he left but anyway great music 'show' from The Cave as usual 🤙🏼

I heard this on an episode of a show called DUET from the first year Fox Broadcasting existed. It was played during a montage featuring the main character's sister, Jane. Loved it immediately.

He also did a few other great songs -- "But Is It Commercial" "Put My Love to The Test" and "Been There, Done That (What's Next)", which was featured on the soundtrack to the Anthony Michael Hall movie JOHNNY BE GOOD. All from his second record, THE COMPLETE ANGLER.

It's certainly their most underrated. Hi-Fi is the album I wish Monster would have been.

Must admit this is the album that finally got me into REM.

No. They have a few contenders, but I wouldn't say that's one of them. And it depends on what flavor REM you're into. Out of Time, Automatic or Monster...I would give Murmur an honorable mention as well, but I believe most people would say Automatic.

Interstate love song,the greatest song ever

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Yeah I remember liking that song back then . now ill look for it. Thanx🤙🏼

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Walk Through Fire hit home for me. Great song!

Saw them multiple times, and actually got drunk with them a couple of times. Fantastic band, criminally underrated.

You skipped their seminal actual second album For Your Pleasure - which still had Eno on it. They played “In Every Dream Home..” at their induction to the R&R HoF which must have confused a lot of folk…

Agree that the lead singer change was hard to notice. Both are great. Similar to ACDC, the casual listener won't know the difference- which isn't a bad thing.

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That Bryan was a busy body music maker. I also wonderedlust why I didn't see more of Roxy Music back in the days

Great points, I think you are correct they are under-recognized as a "metal" band. I kept waiting and waiting and was going to jump through the phone if you didn't at least mention Stone Cold Crazy, but alas, you did not disappoint, LOL. I love Queen for the risks they took musically, they are so diverse.

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Love the Breakup Song. Always thought he was underrated.

Yes, I know the band so I clicked... NE Whaler... Dang you are old school.

Good song.

I believe that they are from Illinois.

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Patty Smyth sings backup vocals not Patti Smith. Big difference.

Great episode. I did not know that about Joe S. And yes, do a Weird Al episode.

Eddie Money was practically unknown in the UK but we had a couple of prominent DJs and presenters that really pushed him. 'Love 'Take Me Home tonight' but 'I Wanna Go Back' is everything that was special about US rock/pop that was barely a thing in the UK, we got the odd crossover like Mr Mister or Survivor but nothing like what you had there. I just find this song ironic that 38 years later I still go back to 1986/1987 to of my favourite years in rock and always will be. The original is maybe a 7/10 but its that sax that brings it to another level for Eddie.

So I just watched this from 3 years ago as i'm taking a dive into the nickelback documentary on Netflix. What scary is how spot on you are! You called out the resentment,you called out the amount of airway play and you called out how people didn't like rhe fact that road runner was their label.(At least some of the metal fans didn't) I hope you get a royalty from the documentary writers.

Sammy and the band sound awesome!! Looking forward to seeing the show myself soon!