The Imbalanced History of Rock and Roll

I have been listening to Marcus and Ray’s podcast for three years. I really like this podcast for the variety of the shows (history, interviews, Top 5,…) , the research that they do, and most of all, their passion for rock and roll. It’s clear these two are old friends that go back along way. Their back and forth always seems so comfortable on the show. I hope to buy them a beer at the Crooked Eye Brewery someday. Keep it up fellas.

The guys do great job with the research and bringing it to us in an entertaining manner. Don’t always agree with there top fives. But I have found new old music through them so I say thanks

I’ve given this podcast around five years to start really digging into the history of rock ‘n’ roll but instead all these two guys do - and it’s not necessarily their fault - is talk about things only they know about, and people they know about bands from the northeast. There is no research; there’s nothing else going on and they should realize that there are no good music history podcast out there and they HAD a chance to become one… For every Monserrat episode, there’s about 20 “random guy from a band nobody’s ever heard of since 1965” interviews. #unsubscribe.

I got a late start with this podcast but have been steadily knocking them down and have finished off the first year (2019). I got a few chuckles at Marcus's subtle reference to Fletch in the 2019 Christmas episodes. I've learned quite a bit from these two and enjoy their takes on the music. Keep up the good work boys! I look forward to catching up to the latest episodes as I make my way through all the ones prior.