Free Form Rock Podcast

Episode 412-Down-Down II: A Bustle in Your Hedgerow with Guest James West

This Week On America's Podcast James West Joins Us. In our latest episode, we dive headfirst into the world of Down and their album "Down II: A Bustle in Your Hedgerow". Will we like it or not? Well, you'll have to tune in and listen to find out! It's a suspenseful journey filled with heavy riffs, thunderous drums, and mind-blowing melodies. So grab your headphones, get ready to rock, and discover if this album leaves us buzzing with excitement or searching for the nearest exit. Don't miss out on the verdict—we won't spoil it for you! Tracks of the Week: Charles, "Revolve" by Melvins. James, "Now Diabolical" by Satyricon. Jerry, "Jealous Again' by The Black Crowes and we End it with Marc, "Heartbreak Station" by Cinderella. Until Next Week Free Form Nation Make Sure and Fly High and watch out for Michelle.. 
#down #DownIIABustleinYourHedgerow #metal #doommetal #podcast #musicpodcast #freeformrockpodcast
 

Episode 411-Ghost-Prequelle

 
This Week On America's Podcast! Join us as we delve into our thoughts on Ghost's album "Prequelle." Whether we liked it or not remains a mystery until you tune in and hear our honest opinions. Join us as we explore the music, lyrics, and overall vibe of this album and share our final verdict. Be sure to listen in to discover our thoughts on Ghost's "Prequelle." This Weeks Tracks of the Week: Charles, "St Charles Square" by Blur. Jerry, "Disposable Hero's" by Metallica. Marc, "The Sun Always Shines On TV" by a-ha and we end with "Hurricane" by Thunder.. So Until Next Week Free Form Nation watch for the Alien's coming to a town near you, hey maybe they just wanna smoke a bowl with ya.
#ghost #ghostPrequelle #metal 

Episode 410-Queen-On Fire(Live At The Bowl) with Guest Mark Daly

This Week on America's Podcast. In our outrageously entertaining review of the Queen live album "Queen on Fire Live at the Bowl," we embark on a mission to uncover whether it lives up to the legendary status of its predecessor, "Live Killers." Hold onto your bohemian hats, folks, because this review is no ordinary ride!
Picture us, clad in leather pants and sporting flamboyant mustaches, taking you on a wild rollercoaster through the audio extravaganza that is "Queen on Fire Live at the Bowl." We dive deep into the electrifying energy that Queen brings to the stage, analyzing every eyebrow raise, hip swivel, and note hit with meticulous hilarity.
We dig into Queen's timeless hits, dissecting them like a mad scientist in search of the perfect rock 'n' roll formula. Did "Bohemian Rhapsody" send shivers down our spines? Did "We Will Rock You" make us pound our chests in rhythm? You'll have to read the review to find out!
But wait, there's more! We can't ignore the insane chemistry between the band members, like a mischievous and extraordinarily talented musical family rocking the socks off the audience. And let's not forget the wild moments, like unexpected guitar solos that leave jaws on the ground or surprise guest appearances that make us squeal with delight.
Spoiler alert: We don't actually provide spoilers! That's right, darling readers, we keep you on the edge of your seat, tantalizingly close to the verdict of whether "Queen on Fire Live at the Bowl" lives up to the epicness of "Live Killers." But trust us, the journey we take you on is so hilarious and captivating that you won't want it to end.
So strap in, turn up the volume, and get ready to join us on this sidesplitting and rock-filled odyssey of Queen's "Queen on Fire Live at the Bowl." It's a review like no other, guaranteed to leave you breathless from both laughter and admiration for one of the greatest rock bands in history. We promise, you won't be disappointed! Tracks Of The Week: Jerry "Suite Madame Blue" by Styx, Mark "Boons Bane/The Trees-Live" by Rush, Marc "Rest In Peace" by Extreme and then we end with Charles "Stone Cold Crazy" by Metallica. Until next week keep your tights tight and smoke a huge bowl!!!
#queen #queenlive #podcast #freeformrockpodcast #classicrock
 

Episode 409- The Beatles-Abbey Road

This Week on America's Podcast. In our review of The Beatles' album "Abbey Road," we invite you to join us and listen to our thoughts on this iconic record. Delving into various aspects of the music, production, and lyrics, we explore the album's depth and significance. Through our analysis, we aim to provide a comprehensive perspective on the album, taking into account its creativity and musical genius. Whether we liked it or not will be revealed in the review itself, so we encourage you to join us and listen to find out! Tracks Of the Week Marc "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Four" by Paul McCartney and Wings. Charles, "Slash N' Burn" by Manic Street Preachers Until Next Week make sure and have the fridge Full oh munchies cause this episode will give ya a contact high!!!
#thebeatles #abbeyroad #classicalbum 

Episode 408-The Rolling Stones-Goats Head Soup with Guest James West

In this episode, we are joined by the incredible James West as our special guest, as we dive deep into The Rolling Stones' timeless album, Goats Head Soup. We take our listeners on a journey through each track, providing an in-depth analysis and exploration of the album's rich musical landscape.
 
From the very first track, we discuss the album's opener and its impact on the overall flow of the record. We unravel the lyrical themes, musical structures, and production techniques employed by The Rolling Stones, allowing our listeners to gain a deeper appreciation for each song.
As we progress through the album, we offer our unique insights and perspectives on tracks like "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)," "Angie," and "Star Star." We discuss the significance of these songs within the context of the album and explore the emotions and narratives conveyed by Mick Jagger's phenomenal vocal performances.
But that's not all! We also take a detour from our discussion of Goats Head Soup and take some time to talk about the ever-exciting world of soap operas., m intriguing plot lines, memorable characters, and iconic moments that have made soap operas a beloved form of entertainment.
As we conclude our discussion, we reflect on the overall impact and legacy of Goats Head Soup in The Rolling Stones' discography. We analyze how the album fits within their broader musical journey and the influences it has had on subsequent artists and rock music as a whole.
Listeners can expect a thrilling episode filled with in-depth analysis, passionate discussions, and unexpected detours into the world of soap operas. With the addition of the knowledgeable and charismatic James West, this episode promises a dynamic and unforgettable experience. Tracks of the Week Charles "I Wanna Be Your Dog" by The Stooges Jerry, "Back Down South" by Kings Of Leon James, "Trilogy Suite OP:5' by Yngwie . Until Next week Don't be Dancing with Mr D have a huge drink and relax!
#therollingstones #goatsheadsoup #classicrock
 

Episode 407-Queensrÿche-Operation Mindcrime Remix with The Mooger Fooger

This Week On America's Podcast The Mooger Fooger Joins Us . In our review of Queensryche's "Operation Mindcrime" album, we had differing opinions on whether it is good or bad. Some of us found it to be a stellar and groundbreaking album, praising its compelling storytelling, intricate musicianship, and dynamic vocal performances. On the other hand, there were those who had reservations about certain aspects, such as the album's concept being overly complex or the production quality not meeting their expectations. Ultimately, the episode provided a balanced discussion of the album, highlighting both its strengths and weaknesses, allowing listeners to form their own opinion. Tracks of the Week: Mooger Fooger, "My Disease" by Minefield Jerry, "Dirty Laundry" by Don Henley "Breaking My Balls' by Big Cock and Charles, "Not Now John" by Pink Floyd, Until next week if you see us running someone stole our BEER!
#queensrcyhe #metal #conceptalbum #rockopera 

Episode 406-Taylor Swift-Folklore with Guests Gabby and Eddy Cannistraci

A bonus Episode on America's Podcast!! On today's podcast, we have a special guest: Gabby, the daughter of Charles Traynor. Together with Eddy Cannistraci, we step out of our comfort zone to review Taylor Swift's 2020 album, "Folklore". Tune in as we offer our unique perspectives on the music, lyrics, and overall artistic direction of Swift's highly-acclaimed album. Join us on this journey as we delve into the captivating world of "Folklore" and explore its impact on the music industry. Tracks of the Week: Gabby, "Gold Dust Woman" by Fleetwood Mac. Charles "Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes. Eddy, "A&W" by Lana Del Rey. Jerry, "Levitating" Dua Lipa and we End with Marc, "Back From The Dead' by Halestorm. Until Friday watch out for rag weed and rock on!!
#taylorswift #folklore #pop #americaspodcast #freeformrockpodcast  
 

Episode 405-Poison Look What The Cat Dragged In

This Week On America's Podcast!! In our exciting new episode, we are diving into the realm of nostalgia as we review the classic album "Look what the cat dragged in" by Poison. While this album may be considered a guilty pleasure or even comedic to some of my co-hosts, the question arises: is it really as bad as it is often made out to be?
Join us as we take a deep dive into each track, analyzing the lyrics, musicality, and overall impact of this iconic glam metal album. We'll discuss the band's image, their stage presence, and whether or not their music has stood the test of time.
Throughout the episode, we will engage in a lively debate, with different perspectives and opinions from each co-host. Some may defend the album as a fun and entertaining example of the glam metal era, while others may critique its lack of substance or artistic depth.
Expect plenty of humor, banter, and maybe even a few surprising revelations as we unravel the mysteries of Poison's "Look what the cat dragged in." Tune in to find out if this album truly deserves its reputation or if it should be reconsidered as a hidden gem.
Don't miss out on this entertaining and informative episode that explores the boundaries of taste, the power of nostalgia, and the importance of subjective music appreciation. Whether you love or hate Poison, this episode promises to be a revealing journey that will keep you hooked from beginning to end. So, grab your headphones, sit back, and embark on this sonic adventure with us. Tracks of The Week: Jerry, "Coming Home" by Cinderella Marc, "Road To Hell" by The Dust Coda and Charles, "Money Talks" by Cryptic Slaughter. Until Next Week Watch out for Holdouts and hid your stash!! 
#poison #lookwhatthecatdraggedin #80s #glammetal #hairmetal