Welcome to the Show
Welcome to the wild world of the Free Form Rock Podcast, where we embrace every riff, solo, and scandalous hairdo from the glorious era of rock! If you’re a purist, a metal elitist who believes that any sound that isn’t an 8-minute guitar solo is akin to sacrilege, then this is your warning: you might want to turn down the volume and stick to your ‘perfect’ playlist filled with only the heaviest and most obscure bands that your no-caffeine diet can handle.
Here, we celebrate everything from shaking your head to classic rock anthems to moshing like a maniac at a metal concert! We love all the forms of rock—classic, metal, and everything in between. So, if your idea of a good time is debating over which band had the best leather pants, you’re in for quite the ride!
Sit back, relax, and remember: we don’t take ourselves too seriously—because if we did, we’d be stuck in the ‘70s, arguing over whether Led Zeppelin was better than Black Sabbath while wearing questionable platform shoes. Join us as we rock out the way rock was meant to be—loud, unapologetic, and just a little ridiculous! Tune in, turn it up, and let’s jam through the delightful chaos of our favorite tunes together!
Welcome to the wild world of the Free Form Rock Podcast, where we embrace every riff, solo, and scandalous hairdo from the glorious era of rock! If you’re a purist, a metal elitist who believes that any sound that isn’t an 8-minute guitar solo is akin to sacrilege, then this is your warning: you might want to turn down the volume and stick to your ‘perfect’ playlist filled with only the heaviest and most obscure bands that your no-caffeine diet can handle.
Here, we celebrate everything from shaking your head to classic rock anthems to moshing like a maniac at a metal concert! We love all the forms of rock—classic, metal, and everything in between. So, if your idea of a good time is debating over which band had the best leather pants, you’re in for quite the ride!
Sit back, relax, and remember: we don’t take ourselves too seriously—because if we did, we’d be stuck in the ‘70s, arguing over whether Led Zeppelin was better than Black Sabbath while wearing questionable platform shoes. Join us as we rock out the way rock was meant to be—loud, unapologetic, and just a little ridiculous! Tune in, turn it up, and let’s jam through the delightful chaos of our favorite tunes together!

Friday Oct 15, 2021
Friday Oct 15, 2021
Friday Oct 15, 2021
Hot Poop - Does Their Own Stuff
On this episode, we review an album that many of you would probably not think about getting but you might be surprised if you heard it. Our tracks of the week are Wild Man Fischer's "The Taster" and The B-52"s "Quiche Lorraine." We conclude with Lee's song "Just What Counts." Party hearty and cheers!

Friday Oct 08, 2021
Friday Oct 08, 2021
Friday Oct 08, 2021
Keller Williams and The String Cheese Incident - Breathe
On this episode, we review a collaborative effort by an artist and group who ought to be heard more. We give our opinions and also have the usual amount of playful banter. It's a good episode to hear. Our tracks of the week are Supertramp's "School" and The Byrds' "Why." Lee's song, which concludes the episode, is "Street Ba-Ba-Ba-Ba Song Number Two." Take care, happy listening and all that good stuff.

Friday Oct 01, 2021
Friday Oct 01, 2021
Friday Oct 01, 2021
Keef Hartley Band - Halfbreed
On this episode, we review an album from a guy who was a part of the British blues scene and his music ought to be discovered by people who have yet to know about him. We also talk about other various subjects of note. Listen to the episode to find out what we say, Our tracks of the week are Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Couldn't Stand The Weather", Linn County's "Monkey Man" and we finish with Lee's song "A Stronger Mess." Keep rocking and cheers!

Sunday Sep 26, 2021
Sunday Sep 26, 2021
Iron Maiden - Senjutsu
Crossover Episode with The Metal Dungeon Podcast.
On this episode, we are joined by Eric “RMCP” Jordon, Edwin Cannistraci and Steven Kersh. We have a fun time talking about the album. It’s an episode worth hearing. Our tracks of the week are: Iron Maiden’s “Running Free”, Nick Perri and the Underground’s “Thieves”, The Pink Fairies’ “The Snake”, Cream’s “Tales Of Brave Ulysses” and Judas Priests’ “Traitors Gate.” We conclude with Lee’s song, “Attack The Snack.” Take care everyone. Cheers!

Wednesday Sep 15, 2021
Wednesday Sep 15, 2021
Wednesday Sep 15, 2021
Slayer - Repentless (special episode for James West)
In honor of a friend of ours recovering from a medical situation, we review an album from one of his favorite groups. We are joined by Eric "RMCP" Jordan. We had a fun time talking about the album and a lot of jokes were flowing around. Our tracks of the week are Van Halen's "Girl Gone Bad", ABBA's "Hey Hey Helen" and Tony Bennett's "Tender Is The Night." We close with Lee's song "Flying By." We wish you well, James. Cheers, friend!
Link for James West Go Fund Me Please give what you can:)

Friday Sep 10, 2021
Friday Sep 10, 2021
Friday Sep 10, 2021
Kansas - Point Of Know Return
On this episode, we talk about the fifth studio album by a group we have opinions on. As to what those opinions are, they vary depending on the person giving the opinion. But, it's an entertaining episode with the usual amount of goofy banter we provide. Our tracks of the week are Wally's :"Sunday Walking Lady" and Styx' "Lord Of The Rings." We conclude with Lee's song "Shakes." Cheers, everyone.

Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You (with a tribute to Charlie Watts)
On this episode, we pay respect to Charlie Watts by reviewing an album in which he played on. We are accompanied by guest host Eddy Canistracci. Our tracks of the week are The Beach Boys' "Getting Hungry", The Animals' "Dimples" and Jefferson Airplane's "Let Me In." We conclude with Lee's song "To Spank." Kick back and listen to a cool conversation. Cheers, everyone.
#charliewatts #rollingstones #classicalbum

Sunday Sep 05, 2021
Sunday Sep 05, 2021
Jimmy Page &The Black Crowes - Live At The Greek
On this episode, we are joined by Tim Wirasnik and we review an album by a band and a musician for the first episode of what might be considered the start of a series of reviews of live albums. Our tracks of the week are Montrose's "Bad Motor Scooter", Motorhead's "The Chase Is Better Than The Catch" and Rival Sons' "Lucky Girl." Stay cool and have fun. Cheers! Plus can't leave without hearing a Lee Gerstmann original "It Seems"