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On the 63rd Episode of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus, the guys discuss the mail order music clubs, Columbia House and BMG Music Service.
Tom & Zeus have mentioned Columbia House & BMG before on the Shout It Out Loudcast. On this episode they discuss their origins with the music mail order club, the pros and cons and what it meant for them personally.
So tune in and go back in time when you could order a Brooks & Dunn CD along with the Greg Kihn Band's greatest hits and 10 other random albums as Jorge Plantes!


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This week Tom & Zeus break down the KISS Destroyer 45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Box Set, Disc 4, "Live In Paris"
The KISS album Destroyer was released in 1976 and is considered to be one of KISS' most legendary albums. For it's 45th anniversary, Destroyer became the first KISS album to be given the Super Deluxe Box Set treatment. 
Disc 4 of the Box set is a live album from the Destroyer tour on May 22, 1976 at the L'Olympia in Paris France.
This is SIOL's 9th live album review. The guy's breakdown the album, the tracks and of course Paul Stanley's stage banter as well. They list their top 5 favorite tracks and rank the cover and the album against the 8 live albums by KISS that were previously reviewed.
The episode begins with a heartfelt tribute to Zeus' dad and his promise to be a better person. See if he can make it past the KISS news section before he breaks that promise.


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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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This week Tom & Zeus discuss the 2017 "Gene Simmons Vault"
When Gene Simmons announced he was releasing a $2,000.00 career retrospective called the Gene Simmons Vault, it made news. The Vault contains 11 discs of unreleased material from Gene Simmons from 1966 - 2016. There is over 150 unreleased songs in the Vault. The music comes on CDs in a safe like container with a Gene Simmons business man doll, a medallion, a gold plated label and an enormous gorgeous fact-filled book containing all the CDs.
The original Vault came with the "Vault experience" in a city near you. Where you could bring a friend and meet Gene and mingle and he would sign your Vault. It also had a couple mystery items inside the Vault for each purchaser. After Covid and the End Of The Road Tour, the Vault Experience was not feasible and discontinued.
The Vault itself can still be bought directly from Rhino records without the experience for $499.98. The Vault CDs alone was being sold for $79.98 and The Vault CDs with the doll and coin was being sold for $89.98 but those were both sold out quickly.
Tom & Zeus both recently purchased the Vault and break down and discuss the Gene Simmons Vault.
Tune in to hear about someone's foot problems as well.

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On the 62nd Episode of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus, the guys discuss their favorite video games.
Tom and Zeus both remember when Atari console began entering the homes of kids in the late 1970's and early 1980's. Thus began the explosion of home video games. Whether it was the home consoles of Nintedo, PlayStation or X-Box or playing the video games at the local arcades, we all remember our favorite games.
The guys discuss their favorite video games and list their top ten.
Make sure you listen to the twist on Zeus' number one game and clear the table!


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This week Tom & Zeus review the 1975 KISS Dressed To Kill Tour.
This is SIOL's 8th KISS tour reviewed. This was KISS' 4th tour and followed the Hotter Than Hell tour. It began as the Dressed To Kill album was released on March 19, 1975. The tour in support of KISS' third album featured new KISS classics, like C'mon And Love Me, She and of course, Rock And Roll All Nite. The band had still not broken through commercially, but was starting to take off live with its raw energy. KISS began as openers and eventually moved to headliners with opening acts like Rush.
The stage was still in its infancy compared to what was to come in a few years. The costumes began similar to Hotter Than Hell and then morphed into what we see on the Alive tour and album cover. The setlist consisted of what would eventually become the ultimate classic live album, KISS Alive!
As usual, the guys breakdown the costumes, stage, set list and overall tour. They then rank the costumes, stage, set list and overall tour against the previous 7 tours reviewed so far.
So take a stroll down back to a time when KISS was hungry to take over and then stay for the rant at the end of the episode...


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