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In this episode I am talking about what it's like to work with top-level players. I delve into my experience with a fantastic drummer named Ryan McDiarmid and his work ethic.
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Amy Fagan @groundedinmaine is a wannabe farm girl in a season of discovery, finding her groove in life. She has a homemade jam business, and hosts a weekly podcast about sustainability! We talk 80s music, seeing John Hiatt live and discuss her jam sessions (both kinds) find her here - 
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ImmaLetYouFinish... show #191 is here! Listen in delight as Court & Ames give thumbs up to all things Rhianna, debate why nobody is buying concert tickets, and say only nice things about Dolly.
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PODFAST #21 - Top 10 Albums FACEOFF

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REC – Parts and Labour (2007)
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In PODFAST #21, I pit Rolling Stone’s 2023 top 10 albums ever picks against Apple Music’s 2024 picks.
Ranking lists are always subjective, and are best consumed as a collection of recommended picks that you can put in any order you want. That said, they’re hella fun to consider.
Which top ten list do you favor? Do you agree with either one? What would be your top ten albums ever? Discuss dammit!
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*intro/outro music credit: REC - "You Make Me Wanna" (from RECcollection: The Best of REC 2007-2020)
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On the 53rd Episode of the Album Review Crew of Shout It Out Loudcast, Tom, Zeus & special guest, rock journalist, author and fellow Pantheon podcaster, Martin Popoff review the 1981 rock album by Rainbow, "Difficult To Cure."
Rainbow and was on its third incarnation by 1981. Rainbow was still led by one of the greatest guitarist of all time, Ritchie Blackmore. SIOL favorite Don Airey was still there on keyboards as was former bassist and chief lyricist, bassist Roger Glover. However, gone was drummer extraordinaire Cozy Powell and new singer Graham Bonnet, who only appeared on one album, the previously reviewed "Down To Earth", see Episode 25 of the Album Review Crew. Replacing Powell was American drummer, Bobby Rondinelli and replacing Bonnet, was another American, Joe Lynn Turner.
JLT as he's known, gave Rainbow and even more commercial sound with his one of a kind melodic voice. Rainbow had come a long way from the Ronnie James Dio led Rainbow days. Ritchie wanted a more commercial band that could break through in America.
Difficult To Cure's melodic sound was evident on the opening track, "I Surrender," another Russ Ballard song. The album featured a mixture of melodic, classical, hard rock and pop songs. There were two instrumental a signature of Ritchie Blackmore. The songs "Can't Happen Here" & "I Surrender" also received video plays, during the early days of MTV.
The album was produced by Roger Glover and was the highest charting album in the UK for Rainbow and went Gold in the UK.
As usual the boys breakdown and dissect the tracks and rank the songs. They then rank the album and the album cover against the previous 51 albums reviewed on the Album Review Crew.
This was Zeus' pick.
So tune in to hear to hear a battle on instrumentals, Martin's hilarious dry sense of humor and a wardrobe discussion about whether something rivals early Bon Jovi tight jeans.

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In this episode, Rich and Clint celebrate the songs that celebrate other bands - the greatest references that one band or artist makes to another band or artist. Sometimes it's a tribute and act of reverence...sometimes it's a diss and a slam. Bands and artists discussed in this episode include Bruce Springsteen, Wheatus, David Bowie, Phish, Van Morrison, Eminem, Will Smith, Bob Dylan and more.

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