Free Form Rock Podcast

On this episode, Marc and Lee talk with Tod Howarth, musician extraordinaire who’s worked with bands such as 707, Cheap Trick, Frehley’s Comet, Four By Fate as well as doing some excellent solo material. We cover a wide range of subjects and the interview is really cool and fun. Take a listen and rock on!

On this impromptu episode of The Free Form Rock Podcast, we go all casual and chat about everything from what makes KISS the band they are now (as opposed to when they were really good) and music well-known and obscure. You'll hear things you never would have imagined hearing as well as things you might have figured we'd play. We have fun and take off our ties (so to speak... we don't need to wear no freaking ties... ha ha). You'll hear songs from Ultimate Spinach and Traffic and Barnes & Barnes and The Fabulous Thunderbirds... and some very unique surprises. Tune in, have fun and don't worry about what anyone thinks about you. You're listening and you're cool. Rock on!

On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review the classic album, "Invisible Touch" by Genesis.  We spend some time discussing Madonna and Britney Spears and which "artist" we think looked better in their prime. We talk a little about REO Speedwagon's Gary Richrath. After our review, we play our tracks of the week which include,"Shoulderback" by Tiny Lights and "Digging in the Dirt" by Peter Gabriel. Our Lee Gerstmann track for your listening pleasure is, "Slurp."  Until next week, Rock this place to the ground!   

Today's Episode we Have Ralph Viera,From the Viera Vault Podcast and Thrash Or Die,Combat!! We are reviewing an obscure band from 1970 called Wild Butter with their album Wild Butter. We end the episode with our Tracks of The week " The Ninth Templar(Black Candle Flame) by Crypt Sermon "Francis"by Gary Walker and The Rain "Killing the Thing That You Love" By Styx and we end it with a Lee Gerstmann Song "Do Your Move" Until next week hold on love will find a way to an owner of a lonely heart and make some changes.  

On this week's edition of the Free Form Podcast, we review the album, "Three Sides to Every Story" by Extreme. Joining us this week is Chris Daniel who offers his opinions on the album as well.  We get into conversation regarding podcasts, KISS, etc. followed by our tracks of the week which include," By-tor and the Snow Dog" by RUSH, "Stillborn" by Hurtsmile and "Born, Work, Die" by Chris Holmes. We close you out with a Lee Gerstmann tune titled, "You're Doing Great (On Your Own)." Until next week, take it the limit one more time!

On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast we review the self-titled album, "Copperhead."  We spend some time before the review discussing the recent disbanding of "The Rock and Metal Combat Podcast" and our podcast brothers being banned by Spotify.  We follow the review with our tracks of the week featuring, "Sir Archibald" by Influence and "Looking Out for Number One" by Honeymoon Suite. We close out our episode with one of Lee Gerstmann's song, "Sofa."  Until next week, Love your Spouse, Love your family and LOVE YOUR ROCK N ROLL!

On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast we join our friend, Vincent Cabagnot as review the soundtrack, "Batman" by the late and great artist, Prince. We discuss the movie and how the soundtrack really brings the film to life.  We follow that with our tracks of the week which include, "Silvera by Gojira, "Water of Love" by Dire Straits and "Devil's Hand" by Richie Kotzen. We close our episode with a Lee Gerstmann tune titled, "The Water of Value". Until next week, we're gonna make like a tree and get outta here!  

On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review the album, "Bent" by Stonefield. Before our review, we talk about the sudden passing of Kobe Bryant and the sham that is The Grammys. After our review, we play you out with our tracks of the week which include, "Danny's Chant" by Fleetwood Mac and "Do it for the Kids' by Velvet Revolver. We also bring you a Lee Gerstmann ditty titled, "Puppypumping."  Until next week, tell those you love what they mean to you and Rock Out together with some great music.  

On this week’s edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review the album, “La Sexorcisto: The Devil Volume 1 by White Zombie with our special guest James West. Before the review, we discuss bands such as Van Halen, Pantera and others and their works. After our review, we bring your our tracks of the week which include, “Strength Beyond Strength” by Pantera, “Cellophane Woman” by Sopwith Camel and “The Frayed Ends of Sanity” by Metallica. Of course, we have to end our episode with a Lee Gerstmann tune, so for your listening pleasure, we play you out with, “A Stronger Mess.” Until next week, kick those tires and light them fires!    

On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review the debut album by Radiohead titled,"Pablo Honey." Before our review, we take a little time to discuss our favorite albums of 2019. After the review, we play you out of our episode with our tracks of the week which include, "Dog Eat Dog" by AC/DC and "Afterlife" by Sweet and Lynch. We also bring you a fresh new track from Lee Gerstmann titled, "Chrysanthemum". Until next week remember, "If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice."

On this week's episode of the Free Form Rock Podcast review the classic album, "The Wall" by Pink Floyd. Before that review though, we pay our respects to one of the greatest drummers of all time who lost his battle to cancer on January 7th, Neil Peart of RUSH. Marc has been a fan of RUSH for most of his life and really wanted to pay tribute to that rhythmic legend. The Free Form Rock Podcast sends their condolences to Geddy, Alex and especially to Neil's family. Godspeed Neil.  After the review, we played our tracks of the week which fittingly include, "Secret Touch" (Live) by RUSH and "The Crushing Hand of Mother" by The Rabble.  We lighten up the mood and close out with a Lee Gerstmann tune titled, "Hey Mother Goodbye."  Until next week, play your air drums proudly for "The Professor" (aka The Goat).  

On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review the album “Increase” by Birth Control. Prior to our review, we discuss Y&T after Marc watched their documentary. We play you out with our tracks of the week which include, “Rock And Roll Hideaway” by Point Blank and “Roundabout “ by Yes.The Lee, Song of the Episode is "Fortune floated towards the trees"  Do us a favor subscribe and give us a review on iTunes and follow us on Podbean. Happy new year from Marc and Lee on the first of many podcasts to come in this new decade! 

On our last Free Form Rock Podcast of the year (and decade), we review the classic album by Y&T, “Black Tiger.” We play you out of our episode with our tracks of the week which include, “Southside” by Frank Hannon and “Can’t Stop The Flood “ by Glenn Hughes. Do us a favor and rate and review us on iTunes and follow us on Podbean !! Until next year, Rock like you've never rocked before and show 2020 that ROCK IS BOSS! Link for Y&T Documentary:  https://store.meniketti.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=YT%2DDOC

On this Christmas edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we spread a little holiday cheer playing some Christmas music before and after our review of the self-titled album by the band, “The Next Morning.” We play you out of the episode with our tracks of the week featuring,  “Look What the Cat Dragged In” by Poison and “Breathe” by Sugar Ray. As an extra Christmas gift to our listeners, we bring you our Lee Gerstmann track, “She Climbed Steps Again.”  Like what you hear? Do us a favor and leave a review and subscribe to us on iTunes and follow us on Podbean. Until next week, have a very Merry Christmas and enjoy this time spent with loved ones!  

On this week’s edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review Iron Maiden’s “The Book of Souls.” Lee and Marc discuss  The Gene Simmons Experience and Vinnie Vincent. Then they play you out with their tracks of the week which include, “Set Me Free” by Saxon and “Let it All Hang Out” by Mr. Albert Show.  As a special treat, we end our episode with the Lee Gerstmann song, “Possibly For Me.”  Please take some time and rate and review us on iTunes and follow us on Podbean. Until next week,  May your days be merry and may they be ROCKIN!

On this week's episode of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review “From the Mars Hotel” by The Grateful Dead. We start our episode with a Lee Gerstmann tune titled, “One Day At A Time.” We play you out with our tracks of the week  which include, “Lana Minus Life” by Rabbit Mackey & the Somis Rhythm Band “Young Lust” by Pink Floyd. Do us a favor rate and review us on iTunes and follow us on Podbean!  Until next week, you can Rock here and you can Rock there, and you can STILL ROCK IN AMERICA!

On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review the metal classic, "Vulgar Display of Power" by Pantera with our special guest, Nate Atchison aka (Bushy). Before our review, we break out the song "Piss" which was released on the 20th anniversary edition of that same album. Once again, we bring you a Lee Gerstmann song sure to tantalize your eardrums titled, "To Spank."  Then we play you out with our tracks of the week which include, “Room For One More” by Anthrax, "Get Into the Spirt" by Rob Halford and “Now Or Never” by Grim Reaper. Please rate and review us on iTunes and follow us on Podbean! Until next week, clean out that fridge, finish all that pie and ROCK away those thanksgiving pounds!  

On this week’s edition of the Free  Form Rock Podcast we review Joe E. Covington’s album, “Fat Fandango.”  Before our review we discuss the Ace Frehley show that Marc saw last night.  Ace discusses his opinions on politics and we discuss our feelings on that topic.  We play you out of our episode with our tracks of the week which include, “Machines” by Lothar and the Hand People and “back on the Bottle” by Airborne.  Please tell a friend about our podcast, rate and review us on iTunes and follow us on Podbean.  Until next week, stay rockin’, stay rollin’ and above all else, stay Thankful!  

On this week’s edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review the self-titled album, “Army of Anyone” featuring members of Stone Temple Pilots and Filter.  Before that review, we play our Lee Gerstmann song of the week, “Pavement Becomes You.”  We play you out of our episode with our tracks of the week which include, “Big Bang Baby” by the Stone Temple Pilots and “Bus Rider” by The Guess Who.  Please share our podcast with your friends, give us a 5 star review on iTunes and follow us on Podbean. Until next week, remember, “Nothing can survive in a vacuum, no one can exist all alone!”   

On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast we review the 1981 Ringo Starr album, “Stop and Smell the Roses.” Before that, we talk about and play the new single by Ozzy, “Under The Graveyard."  Of course, no episode would be complete without a new Lee Gerstmann tune so this week we bring you, ”Mumbles." We play you out of this episode with our tracks of the week featuring, “Jam" by Three Dog Night and “It doesn’t Seem to Matter"  by Army of Anyone.  Do us a favor and subscribe and give us a 5 star review iTunes and follow us on Podbean. Until next week, take some time and thank a Veteran for their service to this great country of ours!