Free Form Rock Podcast

Episode 435-Don Henley-The End Of The Innocence

This week on America’s Podcast, prepare yourself for the dynamic duo of Mooger Fooger and Jerry as they join forces for their very first show together. Get ready for a wild ride as they dive deep into the world of music and review Don Henley’s “End Of The Innocence.” Will it be hailed as a stone cold classic or will it leave us wanting to go quietly into the night? No spoilers here, my friend, you’ll have to tune in and listen to find out. Tracks Of The Week: Jerry “Party Town” by Glen Frey. Marc “Garden of Allah” by Don Henley. Mooger Fooger “ 10,000 Volts” by Ace Frehley. Until Next Week make sure and get the the heart of the matter smoke a huge bowl or have a shot!! #donhenley #rock #freeformrockpodcast #americaspodcast

Episode 434-The Cult-Electric with Guest Eric”RMCP”Jordon

This week on The Free Form Rock Podcast, the Mooger Fooger Debuts as co-host, and Eric RMCP Jordan guests as they dive into The Cult’s third album, “Electric.” Tune in to find out if this album will make you feel like you’re “Bad Fun” or if it’s more of a “Born To Be Wild” experience. No spoilers, but it’s bound to be a lively and engaging discussion! Tracks Of The Week: Mooger Fooger, “All Saints” by Dirty Black Summer. Marc, “I Assassin” by The Cult. Eric, “One Child” by Savatage. Until next week go have some Bad Fun and drink it up fuzz ball!!
#thecult #electric #rocknroll #americaspodcast 

Episode 433-Def Leppard-On Though The Night with guest Jeff Beers

Episode 432-Lynch Mob-Babylon with Guest Bill Algee

This Week on America’s Podcast. Bill Algee from Ages Of Rock Podcast Joins us. In this episode of Free Form Rock Podcast we delve into the world of Lynch Mob's latest album, Babylon. The burning question on everyone's mind is whether the album is still worth a listen without the presence of Oni Logan. Join us as we dissect the tracks, explore the band's new direction, and ultimately determine if Babylon can hold its own without Logan's vocals. Tune in to find out if Lynch Mob's latest release is a hit or a miss! Plus Charles Traynor’s Final Episode. Tracks of the Week: Bill, “The Last Time” by Rock City Machine Co. Charles, “Maneater” by Rivals. Jerry, “Never too Late(To Get Some Pussy” by Steel Panther. Marc,“Don’t Put Out the Fire” by Dirty Honey. Until next week Someone find Oni Logan tell George to bring him back!!
#lynchmob #goergelynch #rock

Episode 431-Chicago-17-with guest Lee Gerstmann

This Week on America's Podcast. When three drunks stumble into a bar, but suddenly become sensitive souls, it's like witnessing a tipsy transformation into philosophical poets. They gather around a tiny table, holding their drinks with shaky hands, and embark on a musical journey to review Chicago 17. Will it be a masterpiece or a syrupy sap? Well, you'll have to listen to their hilarious, tear-filled, and possibly slurred review to find out! Just be prepared for a rollercoaster of emotions and a side-splitting display of drunken sensitivity. Cheers to music and the unpredictable antics of inebriated philosophers! Tracks of The Week: Jerry, "Let Him Run" by Night Ranger. Lee "Squank" by Altitudes. Marc, "Danger Zone" by Kenny Loggins. Charles "Bible" by Ghost. Until next week don't drink white claw and listen to this episode! 
#chicagoband #chicago17 #80s

Episode 430-We Wish You A Metal XMAS and a Headbanging New Year

Merry New Year and Happy Holidays and Christmas! Holiday Special 
Welcome, metalheads and holiday enthusiasts, to this week's episode of America's Podcast! Today, we're diving headfirst into the world of Christmas metal with our review of the album "We Wish You A Metal XMas And A Headbanging New Year." So, grab your Santa hats and devil horns, because things are about to get festive and loud! Now, let's address the burning question on everyone's minds: is this album seasonal or just a load of crap? Well, fear not, dear listeners, for we shall not spoil the surprise. We'll keep you hanging on the edge of your mistletoe until the very end.
As we press play, we're greeted with the delightful sound of jingle bells mixed with thunderous guitar riffs. It's like Santa himself decided to form a band with a bunch of rowdy elves. The result? A headbanging holiday extravaganza that's sure to make your eggnog curdle with excitement.
Picture this: you're sipping hot cocoa by the fireplace, surrounded by twinkling lights and tinsel. Suddenly, the speakers blast out a heavy metal rendition of "Jingle Bells" that would make even the Grinch crack a smile. It's a bizarre yet strangely satisfying combination of festive cheer and face-melting guitar solos.
But wait, there's more! This album is a star-studded affair, featuring some of the biggest names in metal. From Alice Cooper to Lemmy Kilmister, it's a Christmas miracle to have so much talent in one place. Each artist brings their own unique twist to the holiday classics, injecting them with a heavy dose of rock 'n' roll spirit.
As we journey through the tracklist, we encounter some unexpected surprises. Who knew that "Silent Night" could be transformed into a headbanging anthem? Or that "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen" could be transformed into a mosh pit-inducing masterpiece? It's safe to say that this album is full of delightful twists and turns that will keep you on your toes.
So, dear listeners, as we reach the end of our review, we must leave you with a tantalizing cliffhanger. Is "We Wish You A Metal XMas And A Headbanging New Year" a seasonal gem or a load of reindeer droppings? You'll have to tune in and find out for yourself!
In the meantime, we wish you all a Merry Christmas, filled with laughter, joy, and of course, some headbanging holiday tunes. Stay metal, stay festive, and remember to rock around the Christmas tree!Tracks Of The Week: Marc, “Father Christmas “ By The Kinks and we end it With Mooger's Pick “Christmas Eve Sarajevo” by Trans Siberian OrchestraUntil Next Week Spike that egg nog and party on!
#metal #christmas #happynewyear

Episode 429-Oasis-Definitiely Maybe Redux

This week on America's Podcast, get ready for some serious nostalgia and laughter as Charles bravely asks for a redux episode of our earlier review from four years ago. Gabby and Eddy Cannistraci dive deep into the timeless album, Oasis' "Definitely Maybe."
Get ready for a wild ride as we revisit this classic album, with Charles leading the charge and our guests bringing their unique perspectives. Expect insightful analysis, hilarious anecdotes, and maybe even a few controversial opinions.
So grab your headphones, settle into your favorite chair, and join us for this epic redux episode that will have you laughing, reminiscing, and maybe even questioning your own musical taste. It's going to be a blast, so don't miss out on this week's episode of Free Form Rock Podcast! Tracks Of The Week: Charles, "Made Of Stone" by The Stone Roses. Gabby, "Dear Maria, Count Me In" by All Time Low" Jerry, "Drowning" by Sponge Eddy, "Just Like A Rose" by Dokken. Marc, "Now And Then" by The Beatles. Until Next Week Don't get into a Bar fight with the Gallagher's, just Buy them a pint! 
#oasis #DefinitielyMaybe #britpop #freeformrocknation 
 
 
 

Episode 428-The Rolling Stones-got Live if you want it! with Guest The Mooger Fooger AKA Shane Paisley

This Week on America's Podcast! This week, we have a special episode where we review "The Rolling Stones -got Live if you want It!" with The Mooger Fooger, aka Shane Paisley. We'll dive into whether this is a real live album and how it compares to other live albums by The Rolling Stones. But, of course, no spoilers here! You'll have to tune in to find out. Get ready for an exciting crazy episode! Tracks of The Week: Charles, "Street Fighting Man" by Oasis. Jerry, "Hard Luck Woman" by Kiss. Marc, "Burn Down Los Angeles" by Rival Sons. Mooger Fooger, "Blackout" by Austin Mead. Until Next Week Free Form Rock Nation Don't spill the Bong Water! 
#therollingstones #gotliveifyouwantlive #livealbum