
A podcast in which a group of music fans picks a rock album (anything from soft rock to hard rock to heavy metal) and spends the episode talking about it and reviewing it. Informative, opinionated, and occasionally funny, the show highlights our genuine love (or hate) for the music discussed. Frequently guests ("co-pilots") co-host the show with with our regular rotating panel. Rock on!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 428 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicPerforming ArtsArtsMusic Commentary | |||

Based on popular demand, Turn Me Onto That Band, Man! is back as a regular episode feature, and this time the Justin takes the crew on a journey worthy of 420 by guiding us through the catalogue of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. Jam On!
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The crew spends Father's Day getting their Dad-Rock itch scratched by listening to the 1983 classic Sports from Huey Lewis and the News. Rock On!
Huey Lewis & the News - The Sports Tour (1985)
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The Poobah Aaron Martel and Seth Miller from AppleMill educate us on the masterpiece that is the 1987 release The Joshua Tree from U2. Rock On!
U2 - The Joshua Tree Tour, 1987-11-18 Los Angeles, CA (Full Show) [Pro-Shot VHS] [1080p60 Upgrade]
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The crew invites returning guest Justin Conn from The Illinois Drifter podcast to come sit on the porch and check out 2004's Lochloosa from JJ Grey and Mofro. Rock on Lawd!
JJ Grey & Mofro: Live @ Ziggy's - FULL HD SET - 03/05/15
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As an og fan of the state of amorica podcast. I came across this podcast from it being mentioned on there especially as Ian and David had guest on it to. Aron distain for black moon creeping will forever haunt me. This is the perfect way to start the week a huge thank you from England.
Ps have you every thought of reviewing any of The Stone Roses catalogue. Albeit only 2 studio albums. The debut in the uk is heralded as a classic but the second album is very divisive. Due to its more classic ... more
You shouldn’t disrespect Neil. 2 stars.
If you don’t understand the music or the artist and need to go to Wikipedia to get the information on them, please do not review them. And review is nothing but an embarrassment that I want an hour back of my time.
I love rock themed podcasts where the hosts actually play bits of the music that they are discussing. The panelists are knowledgeable and the choice of albums is varied. Perfect dog walking podcast! Thanks for making it!
I made my way here via Stateofamorica to listen to your Crowes reviews, stayed for the rest of the party. I love the technical insight as well as the nostalgia. Don’t always agree, but always enjoy! Great pod!!
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A panel of rock fans mounts deep-dive reviews around an album per episode, exploring production, track sequencing, era context, and personal memories that connect the music to broader rock history. Expect track-by-track analysis, spirited opinions, and a mix of nostalgia with sharp, sometimes playful debate. Guests frequently join to bring extra expertise or perspective, and the format often includes clips or live discussion that blends music knowledge with storytelling. A standout quality is the regular interplay between knowledgeable hosts and guests, delivering accessible yet thorough insights across a wide range of rock subgenres and decades.
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Ridiculous Rock Record Reviews launched 9 years ago and published 428 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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