The Rock n' Roll Geezers Show: Recent Episodes
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Jam packed this week; Rock Royalties possessions auctioned off, see who wants to front Journey, a couple big new releases, The Boss takes Ill and wedding bells for a 2nd generation rocker. All this and more.
A jam packed show this week. The guys review their final 2 concerts of the summer, Disturbed and Rob Zombie. Also, the most recent Rock star canceled, a Hall of Famer talks the "n" word in rap, and a fading frontman apologizes for his performance. All this and more!
This week, we review The Offspring concert, another Pyro mishap for a band having a troubled tour, a very bizarre incident at concert in Mexico and Tommy Lee is up to old antics. All this and more.
This week: Nickelback and Lynyrd Skynyrd/ZZ Top concert reviews. A classic rocker helps in Hawaii, a legend cancels a show after showtime with a sketchy reason, and a long time broken up classic band are talking again for a Q&A. All this and much more.
This week: concert season gives us many stories, including our review of the Godsmack/Staind show and various cancellations. Rock's oldest couple get statues. A couple R.I.P. s including the man responsible for Rock's most fascinating story, (and you probably don't know about it).
This week: 3 concerts from very different bands to review. Also lots of news from the Pop music world. Rock royalty is hitting the road, charity from the metal world. Also Nickelback; love or hate? All this and more
This week: 2 concert reviews, Avenged Sevenfold & Bret Michaels, 2 R.I.Ps, a sad chapter for Rock's most inspirational musician, a new honor to Lemmy, a crazy incident with Pyro and a concert causes a seismic reading of 2.3 on the Richter scale. (Not who you might guess). All this and much more
This week we have a jam packed episode. Foreigner and Snoop Dogg concert reviews. The Jason Aldean drama, a bizarre Rock death, the latest Journey troubles and so many interesting stories on your favorite Rock news show.
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Really good episode this week with a good conversation on a disturbing new trend at concerts. Plus we update a few ongoing stories, a metal god receives an odd honor, a vocalist finishes show with a broken arm, an iconic band announces farewell tour and so much more on your favorite Rock news show. Thanks for your support.
This Week, after a concert review, we have more: more on Glastonbury Festival, Roger Waters speaks, an update to Rock's history lesson song, a pop princess receives the oddest thing on stage, a grunge Supergroup and Rockers get stars on the Walk of Fame, all this and more.
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This week, Glastonbury 2023 leads off the news, along with Rikki Rocket, Metallica, Mick Mars, Snoop, Gene Simmons, and so much more.
Lots from our Rock stars this week: an Icon near 80 says he's done rocking, a German metal star faces sex & drug allegations, a Rock star gets angry because the fans aren't digging the new stuff and so much more on your Favorite Rock news show.
Really good episode this week: we have updates on a couple of on-going stories, also a great Metallica story, An American hard rock pioneer speaks to British Parliament, potential albums from a country star's alter-ego and science says Metal music is good for your brain. All this and more.
This week see what band could get over $1Billion for their catalog, a bizarre story from a major modern Rock band, a Canadian trio (not Rush) gets a tribute. We even catch up with a couple country gals. All this and more including Rock's crankiest old man.
In this episode, the Geezers review the Janet Jackson concert, dive into Tina Turners life and career, look into the continuing drama with Roger Waters, Ted Nugent, Kiss, and so much more on your favorite Rock News show.
This week: Foo Fighters make their big announcement, Ted Nugent is being sued by the state of Michigan , a rapper quits mid-show, medical issues force a couple cancellations and other oddities this week on your favorite Rock news show.
This week: Dolly's Star-studded Rock album. A major Metal band sues an underwear company, we keep up with Foo Fighters and The Osbournes. A couple Hall of Famers surprise cover bands and the end of MTV News. This and so much more on your favorite Rock news show.
This week: The Rock Hall announces it's new class, a plagiarism case reaches a verdict, a 90s Rock giant pays ransom, 3 classic rockers get canceled for comments on the Trans community. A well known band has a certain body fluid infused with their vinyl records, an R.I.P. and so much more on your favorite Rock news show.
This week: Motley Crue plays the NFL draft, one monster tour gets under way as another is announced, two court cases, one a cancelled artists wins and the other is the latest plagiarism case. a song about illegal activity bizarrely becomes a state song and so much more on your favorite Rock news show.
Great conversation this week. We keep up with Motley Crue. Look into the latest A.I. project, A Rock icon gets his own holiday. A classic grunge band settles with a widow to release new music, (not Nirvana). Tour News and a spike in cassette sales??? All this and more on your favorite Rock news show.
In this week's episode, we keep up with the Motley Crue and Journey drama, look into a Netflix for Metal, new honors for Stairway to Heaven and Brian Johnson, we check in on Sammy Hagar, Ted Nugent, Joe Perry and others. All this, other news and we look into why Gene Simmons is such an asshole Thanks for your support.
In this week's episode...Motley Crue drops several bombshells revealing severe dysfunction in the band. We update Ace Frehley's ultimatum, and we keep up with Metallica during the busy week, and some disturbing comments from Steven Tyler. The Rock craziness continues.
This week's episode we cover the tragedy in Belvidere, see why Robert Smith may be the most awesome Rock Star ever. A band experiments with a urine filled vinyl record. An actor over steps his "all access" pass, the Monster lineup for Power Trip Festival and what's up with Country music? All this plus a look at musicians who do it all. Thanks for making us your favorite Rock news show.
Special bonus edition episode. A good watch. We look at our summer concert calendar. This year we have 16 shows and 42 bands lined up. All over the spectrum. Pop, Rock, Country, hard rock, classic rock, modern rock, pop-punk, jam bands and everything from Janet Jackson to Alice Cooper. Should be quite a summer.
On this, their 52nd episode, Doc and Murph go through a ton of Rock news by our favorite stars.
Doc and Murph dive into yet another great week of Rock news, then look back at the life and tragedy of drummer Jim Gordon.
After sifting through a ton of Rock news, Doc and Murph take a look at some tragic concert deaths.
Doc and Murph give the low down on this weeks crazy Rock news, then look back at the legacy of Gary Rossington.
Doc and Murph delve into a whole bunch of Rock news, then look into the mystery of Artificial Intelligence.
Doc and Murph digest the latest Rock news, then look at the history of Superbowl halftime shows.
Doc and Murph go through a pile of Rock news, then take a deeper look at some Music Cruises.
Doc and Murph dissect a slew of Rock news items, then discuss some of music's aging legends.
Doc and Murph delve into even more Rock news, then look into the life and times of
the late, great, David Crosby.
Doc and Murph explore this weeks Rock news, then zero in on some sad and surprising deaths in the Rock world.
Doc and Murph delve into a bunch of Rock news, then discuss, what could have been, some crazy musical unions.
In starting off the New Year with a bang, Doc and Murph again delve into the seamy world of Rock news, then Doc goes a little deeper into record collecting.
Doc and Murph spend the show talking about 2022. From concerts seen, to multi episodes of Rock drama, it has been one exciting year.
Doc and Murph go through some Rock news, then look into some musicians who have recorded Christmas songs.
Doc and Murph look into some more Rock news, then do a deep dive into the career of one of Rock's busiest stars...Alice Cooper.
Doc and Murph delve into some Rock news, then discuss the impact that technology has had on the music scene.
Doc and Murph talk about the latest Rock news, then look into the surprising number of musicians who don't eat meat.
Doc and Murph discuss some very cool Rock news, then Murph does a deep dive into the lyrics of Holy Diver.
Doc and Murph delve into some odd Rock news, then talk about an upcoming 2023 farewell tour announcement.
Doc and Murph delve into some off the wall Rock news, then discuss a final concert tour of a well known band.
Doc and Murph talk about this weeks Rock news, then explore some artists that have sold off their catalogs.
Doc and Murph dig into a pile of Rock news, then dig a bit into the life and career of the legend Jerry Lee Lewis.
Doc and Murph dig into a bunch of Rock news, then do a deep dive into Buddy Guy, who announced his final tour in 2023.
Doc and Murph go through some pretty cool Rock news, then give a concert review of the Dead Boys concert. Doc the does a deep dive into the Dead Boys.
Doc and Murph review what was an outstanding summer of 12 concerts and give their best and worst winners awards.
Doc and Murph look into a bunch of Rock news, then review the Five Finger Death Punch concert. They then look back at the legendary Live Aid concerts.
Doc and Murph blast through some Rock news, then give a review of the Five Finger Death Punch concert. They finish with a discussion of the Live Aid concerts.
Doc and Murph look again at some tasty Rock news, then voice their disgust with the new Rolling Stone Best 500 song list.
Doc and Murph talk about this week's Rock news, then delve into the disaster also known as The Fyre Festival.
Doc and Murph delve into a mountain of Rock news, then discuss various sibling musicians who hate each other.
Doc and Murph explore a ton of Rock news, then discuss musicians who appear on the big screen.
Doc and Murph delve into some Rock news, then they review the Alice In Chains and Sammy Hagar concerts. Finally, they talk about some uncredited musicians on popular songs.
Doc and Murphy look into this week's Rock news, then a few concert reviews. Finally, they discuss concert pet peeves and cliches.
Doc and Murph tackle some Rock news, then delve into Woodstock '69, then examine the trainwreck that was Woodstock '99.