Free Form Rock Podcast

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

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" 

Black Sheep
We review an album that is worth hearing and we suggest you listen to the album and find out for yourself. Our tracks of the week are Lou Gramm’s “Lost In The Shadows” and Bad Company’s “Fade Away.” We then conclude with Lee’s song “Whatever You Wanted.”#lougramm #Rock #obscure

Jack Blades - Rock 'N Roll Ride
On this episode, we review an obscure solo album by a guy who is more well-known for being in groups like Night Ranger and Damn Yankees. Is his solo material worth checking out? Well, we give our opinions. Our tracks of the week are John Eddie's "Play Some Skynyrd" and Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Saturday Night Special." We finish the podcast with Lee's song "Another Page In The Book." Please listen to the episode and like what you hear and give us a comment or two. Cheers, everybody.
#jackblades #rock

Triumph - Allied Forces
On this episode, we are accompanied by Eric "RMCP" Jordon to talk about an album that inspires two of us to talk about the feelings associated with it. One could say this is the emotional episode. We also talk about other subjects of current interest. Our tracks of the week are Lizzy Borden's "Voyeur (I'm Watching You)",  Angel's "Rock & Rollers" and Mandalaband's "Determination." We close with Lee's song, "Eating Cheese." Have fun listening.

Crack The Sky - Safety In Numbers
Today, we review the third album by a band who was able to make an album after their lead singer left the band. It's an album that is unique in the band's catalog for that reason. Our tracks of the week are Crossbreeze's  "There Once Was" and Jackson Browne's "Boulevard." We close the show with Lee's song "Don't Let Me Hound You (When You Fall A Sheep).." Take care, stay groovy, drink your favorite drink, kick back, be cozy and groove to our review.. Cheers!

Doug and the Slugs - Cognac and Bologna
In this episode, we review the first album by a Canadian band that is a bit obscure now (at least in the United States) but is interesting and we have some interesting things to say about the band. Our tracks of the week are Climax Blues Band's "Champagne & Rock and Roll" and Joe Walsh's "Indian Summer." We conclude with a song Lee did called "Strange Bays." (Ask Lee what he meant when he did it.) Cheers, everybody.
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Yes - Relayer
On this episode, we review Yes' seventh studio album. Rick Wakeman was not in the group and Patrick Moraz handled keyboard duties. We talk about our feelings of the three songs and we manage to make the episode interesting. Our tracks of the week are Blackstone's "Love, Love, Love" and Dream Theater's "These Walls. We conclude with Lee's song "Moving Up." Take care everyone. Cheers! Yee!