Free Form Rock Podcast

Rare Earth - In Concert On this episode, we do a live album that has a distinct vibe to it unlike a lot of live albums out there. We give our opinions on what it sounds like. Our track of the week are The Chambers Brothers “Let’s Do It (Do It Together) (Live)”, The Doobie Brothers’ “Rockin Down The Highway (Live At Wolf Trap)” and we finish with Lee’s song “Dancing On The Ice Cream Sundae Mountain.” Until next time, keep rocking and have fun!

Enuff Z’Nuff - Strength Sometimes one gets enough and sometimes one gets more. We get a great co-host, Aaron Camaro, From The Decibel Geek Podcast on an episode where we review the second album by a band that might have been less well-known than they should have been. Our tracks of the week are Dreamer “ Looking Back At You”, Cheap Trick “Big Eyes (live version)” and Minefield “My Disease.” We close with Lee’s song “This Happiness.” Cheers, everybody! #EnuffZNuff #90s 

The Rods - Let Them Eat Metal On this episode, we are joined by the cool rocker Ralph Viera From the "Rock and Metal Combat Podcast" and we review an album many people ought to hear because it rocks! Our tracks of the week are West, Bruce & Laing’s “Shake Ma Thing (Rollin Jack)”, Sunbomb’s “No Tomorrows” and Tony Martin’s “As The World Burns.” We close with Lee’s song “Trip On My Words.” Party on and enjoy! #therods #letthemeatmetal  

Meat Loaf-Bat Out Of Hell R.I.P. to a person who was a unique and loved singer. We are reviewing an album by him which is an iconic piece of rock history. Our guest host is Charles Traynor. Our tracks of the week are Ted Nugent’s “Writing On The Wall”, Frampton’s Camel’s “Lines On My Face” and Liam Gallagher’s “Wall Of Glass.” Take care, everybody. #meatloaf 

Thunder-Backstreet Symphony This week on #americaspodcast On this episode, we review a group that’s very well known in England but very little known in America. Well, maybe that might change after our review is heard. Our tracks of the week are Detective “Recognition” and Thunder “Last One Out Turn Out The Lights.” We close with Lee’s song “Exercise Music (As If You Will Use It).” Have a great day and party hearty, people! #thunder #americaspodcast

Soft Machine - Fifth A really cool progressive rock album (or a boring jazz-fusion thingamabob, depending on the point of view), this is a great thing to hear on your favorite intoxicating substance. Our tracks of the week are Sting’s “We’ll Be Together”, Nucleus’ “Song For The Bearded Lady” and we close with Lee’s song “Thank You For Being You.” Thank you for being our fans. Cheers.

Eagles - On The Border On this episode, we review an album by a group that introduces a guitarist who would become a full member by the next album. We also talk about stuff that leads to talking about other stuff… you know the drill… we talk about whatever. Our tracks of the week are Don Henley’s “The Garden of Allah”, The Charlatans’ “Alabama Bound” and we conclude with Lee’s song “The Confidence Tune.” As always, say cheers and listen. #eaglesband 

On this episode, we review the supergroup “Damn Yankees.” How super were they? You might hear some interesting opinions. Our guest co-host is Charles Traynor who did an awesome job of co-hosting. Our tracks of the week are Wyld Ryde “Gasoline Alley”, The Go-Go’s “Head Over Heels” and Doves’ “Words.” We finish with Lee’s song “They Don’t Matter.” Have a great time listening, folks! Party on!

Steely Dan - Katy Lied On this episode, we are happy to have Tim Wirasnik as our guest co-host  on an album which surprisingly had more interesting aspects to their lyrics than most people would have known. Our tracks of the week are Simon & Garfunkel’s “So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright”, The Rolling Stones’ “Fiji Jim” and Judas Priest’s “ Riding The Wild Wind.” We finish with Lee’s song “Thank For You Being You.” Happy listening, everyone. Cheers! #steelydan #katielied #classicrock

KXM On this episode, we talk about a supergroup who manage to do an album that treads different ground from their usual projects. You’ll hear one of us try to be a little more nice but the yelling still comes. It’s just one of those things. Our tracks of the week are Dokken “Mr. Scary”, Echo and the Bunnymen “Do It Clean” and we close with Lee’s song “Beep.” Have a positive time, everybody! #k.x.m. #KXM #metal 

Chicago III You probably know this group but have probably not heard this album. It was a big seller in the day but then became one of their more obscure albums.  What do we think of it? Find out when you hear what we think. Our tracks of the week are Oingo Boingo’s “Only Makes Me Laugh” and Three Dog Night’s “Fire Eater.” Lee’s closing track is “Never Let Go.” Have a great time listening. Cheers! #chicago 

Lee Reviews Fan Picked Songs On this episode, Lee is “lucky” to have his “fans” pick songs for him to review. Will he like them? Maybe and maybe not. Let’s not make this a habit, haha. Our tracks of the week are Boomerang's “Juke It” and Y&T’s “Contagious.” Happy listening, everybody. #fanpicked 

Jen Trynin - Gun Shy, Trigger Happy On this episode, we review an album by an artist whose work is overlooked and needs more listeners. We also talk about how social media platforms are limiting and monitoring what people say and do. We certainly give our opinions. Our tracks of the week are, The Darling Buds’ “Fall”, The Call’s “Let The Day Begin” and we close the episode with Lee’s song “Leave Me Alone.” Have a good listen, everybody!

Yes-90125 On this episode, we review an album by a group who reformed with a slightly new personnel but the popularity of the group rose because of it. Jerry Supe joins us for this episode. Our tracks of the week are Boston’s “Hitch A Ride”, Dream Theater’s “Answering The Call” and Novo Combo’s “Animation Generation.” We finish with Lee’s song “Mental Shoelaces.” Take care everybody!

Limp Bizkit - Still Sucks On this episode, we have Nate Atchison to thank for suggesting this review to us and being a guest host as well. Our opinions on this album are… interesting. Our tracks of the week are Charm City Devils, “Man Of Constant Sorrow”, Incubus, “Wish You Were Here” and M. Frog, “Suckling-Pigs Game.” We close the episode with Lee’s song “Trip On My Words,” Take care, everybody! #numetal #limpbizkit 

The Sons - Follow Your Heart On this episode, we review an album by a group that makes one of us chatter up a storm of info about them. Our tracks of the day are The Allman Brothers’ “Jessica”, Steppenwolf’s “Corina, Corina” and we finish with Lee’s song “Exercise Music (As If You Will Use It.” Take care everybody, cheers!

Ugly Kid Joe - Uglier Than They Used To Be In this episode, one of us gets mouthy and the other stays coherent. But that’s all part of the fun. You ought to be entertained. Our tracks of the week are 3 Doors Down “Train” and Steve Miller Band “Brave New World” and we finish with Lee’s song “Mr. Fun.” Take care everybody. Cheers! #uglykidjoe 

The Jerry Hahn Brotherhood  On this episode, we mention a certain review we received recently and talk about a group who only made one album (even though at least two of the members worked in other musical projects). Our tracks of the week are Free’s “The Stealer”, The Sons’ “Well Done” and we finish with Lee’s song “Stupid Ass Socks.” Well, let’s hope you at least wear clean shoes. Cheers, y’all!

Hot Poop - Does Their Own Stuff On this episode, we review an album that many of you would probably not think about getting but you might be surprised if you heard it. Our tracks of the week are Wild Man Fischer's "The Taster" and The B-52"s "Quiche Lorraine." We conclude with Lee's song "Just What Counts." Party hearty and cheers!

Keller Williams and The String Cheese Incident - Breathe On this episode, we review a collaborative effort by an artist and group who ought to be heard more. We give our opinions and also have the usual amount of playful banter. It's a good episode to hear. Our tracks of the week are Supertramp's "School" and The Byrds' "Why." Lee's song, which concludes the episode, is "Street Ba-Ba-Ba-Ba Song Number Two." Take care, happy listening and all that good stuff.