
Informative and Entertaining conversation about the greatest decade of music! Spanning the years 1967-'82. Spotlight Years, Featured Artists Plus! 1-Hit Wonders, "Not-so-good Songs," and more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 313 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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This week, "Infinity," the 1978 album by the Bay Area's Journey, is our Breakout Album this week as we start closing out Season 15! Once Steve Perry joined the band just before this album, Journey was ready for the big time! In this episode, Frank an... more
Styx is in the spotlight for this week's edition of "70s Rock Conversations, with their Breakout Album, "The Grand Illusion." Just like many other artists who do not hit it big right away, Styx worked on breaking out for the better part of the '70s u... more
This time around, our "Breakout Album" is by Def Leppard--the smash from '83, "Pyromania." Frankie will share his story about the band from England, and Tim will fill you in on how that "Union Jack" t-shirt worn in the famous "Photograph" video came ... more
This week, our "Best Breakout Album" series continues with the 1976 hit album by Boz Scaggs, "Silk Degrees." Like our other artists so far in this topic, it took quite a while for Boz to break out; but he finally did with this smooth-sounding album. ... more
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Thanks for the Christmas episode, it was a pleasure to listen to. Have a happy and safe New Year’s, and I look forward to the daily updates as well as the usual Monday releases!
It’s so great to listen to a couple of guys just discuss great music and memories without trying to be “cool”, rude or negative. Thanks Tim and Frankie, I enjoy this very much and look forward to it every week. Even though I am far from home (I’m from the east coast of the US, but currently live in London) it takes me back to when I was a kid and looked forward to the songs on top-40 radio.
The entertainment from these 2 is great. I love when they talk about spending their money on 45s and then albums and concerts. I'm working my way through all the episodes. Thank you both!
I have been binging the podcast and it is so good.Brings back so many memories.Informative also. Great podcast,keep up the great work.
LOVE the amount of detail, interesting rock trivia, and “connecting the dots” that Tim and Frank engage in! Always an enjoyable podcast - always look forward to the next one!
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A knowledgeable, nostalgia-driven show focused on 1967–1982 rock, with deep dives into standout albums, influential artists, and era-defining moments. Hosts blend history, trivia, and personal recollections, often circling back to classic records, chart stories, and the vinyl culture that surrounds 70s rock. Unique strengths include detailed album dissections (e.g., Silk Degrees, Born to Run) paired with lively, anecdote-rich storytelling that appeals to serious music fans and casual listeners alike. The format is well-suited for fans of deep-dive music history, with engaging banter and frequent references to iconic acts and pivotal moments that shaped the genre.
Potential listeners should expect approachable, conversational histories of b... more
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