Free Form Rock Podcast

This week on America’s Podcast, we’re thrilled to have the illustrious Travis Perrotta join us for a deep dive into the testosterone-fueled, hair-sprayed extravaganza that is “Cocked And Loaded” by L.A. Guns! Is this album oozing with swagger and spice, or does it go flatter than a soda left at the bottom of your car’s backseat? No spoilers here, but let’s just say we’re navigating a musical minefield of high expectations and maybe a little chaos! As for our Tracks of the Week, we’ve got a lineup that would put any jukebox to shame! Mooger’s cranking “Green-Tinted Sixties Mind” by Mr. Big, proving that sometimes you need a little nostalgia with your rock. Jerry’s taking us to the “Sunset Grill” by Don Henley—where the only thing grilling is your ex’s decision-making skills! Travis, meanwhile, is contemplating a “Cold Shower” by Kix, which we hope doesn’t involve actual plumbing issues. And just when you thought it couldn’t get any spicier, Marc wraps us up with “Heading For A Heartbreak” by Winger—because no

This week on America’s Podcast, we’re turning up the volume and cranking the stereo to eleven with our special guest, the one and only Eric Lussier! He’s here to dissect the new House of Lords album “Full Tilt Overdrive.” Is it a banger that will make you want to do the cha-cha or a fizzler that leaves you feeling as flat as a soda left open at a family reunion? No spoilers, but let’s just say we’ve got more suspense than a cat watching a laser pointer! In our Tracks of the Week, we’ve got a lineup that’s tastier than a five-course meal at a fancy restaurant! Marc is digging into “Kitty” by The Presidents of The United States, which we can only hope has nothing to do with actual cats in suits. Mooger is vibing to “Ghost” by D.A.D., reminding us all that sometimes you need a little spooky in your rock repertoire. Eric’s choice, “Ignite The Fire” by Becoming Wolves, might just have you wondering if you’re more wolf or more sheep when you hear it. And we wrap it all up with Jerry’s pick, “Grove Street” by Flore

This week on America’s Podcast, we’re diving into a sonic exploration that promises to be anything but ordinary! We’ve got the incredible Tim Wirasnik joining us to unravel the mysterious depths of Jerry Cantrell's album “I Want Blood.” The real question is: does this album “go off the rails,” or will we be left craving some crimson liquid? But fear not, we’ll keep those juicy spoilers under wraps! And as we navigate this musical rollercoaster, our Tracks of the Week are guaranteed to keep your head banging and your heart racing. Jerry kicks things off with the anthemic “Remember Tomorrow” by Iron Maiden—because we’re all about nostalgia here! Next, Marc brings us “Washed Up” by Candlebox, a reminder that even the best of us have seen better days. Tim throws another Iron Maiden classic into the mix with “Running Free,” proving that freedom sounds good in any decade! Finally, we wrap things up with the powerful “Overlord” by Black Label Society, which is sure to make you feel like you can conquer anything...

This week on America’s Podcast, we're all set to embark on a melodious journey with some truly spectacular guests! Join us as we welcome Eric Lussier from *The French Connection* and Andy Rodriguez from *Blackspinner Circle Vid Cast* to dissect the reunion album “Perfect Strangers” by Deep Purple. Will it transport us back to the glory days of rock, or is it just a nostalgic fade-out? No spoilers here, folks! And speaking of soundtracks that capture the essence of our experiences, we have our Tracks of the Week lined up like a best-of playlist on repeat! Marc kicks us off with the heartfelt “The Art Of Letting Go” by Myles Kennedy, setting a reflective tone. Eric follows with “Sands Of Time” by Paralydium, ensuring we keep our feet on the ground while our minds wander. Andy then cranks up the energy with “Kill The King” by Rainbow, a track that demands attention. And just when you think we’re all wrapped up, we’ll go out with a bang as Jerry lights it up with “Light It Up” by Orianthi! So, until next week,

Welcome back to a very special episode of America’s Podcast, With Guest Tim Wirasnik where the only thing hotter than our takes is the coffee we forgot to brew! This week, we're diving headfirst into the murky waters of our brother's new album, SKRIBBAL’S NU Metal extravaganza, "Electric Lungs," dropping this Friday like a troubled teen’s diary. Will it be a glorious resurrection of the genre or a painful reminder of why we traded in our baggy cargo pants for skinny jeans? Fear not, dear listeners; we’ve strapped on our emotional airlocks and are ready to breathe in all the krusty goodness! As we crank up the speakers and prepare to rage, we’ll be sure to sprinkle in our sizzling hot opinions with the same care as a 14-year-old teenager attempting to apply eyeliner for the first time. Spoiler alert: things are bound to get messy. Is SKRIBBAL channeling his inner Linkin Park or is it more along the lines of “Oh no, not another dad trying to rap”? In classic fashion, we’ll also unveil our “Tracks of the Week”

This week on America’s Podcast, we’ve got a lineup so heavy it might just be considered a gym day! Join us as we tackle the burning question: should we be bowing down at the altar of Metal Church or kicking back to watch football on Sundays? Spoiler alert: our guests Greg Naugle and Travis Perrotta are here to argue that neither activity should include wearing pants! We titled this episode “The Human Factor” because let’s face it: we’re all just humans trying to figure out if our Sundays should be filled with righteous riffs or touchdown celebrations. Can you have a mosh pit in front of the TV? And if you can, will someone please tell the neighbors? No spoilers on the tracks of the week—after all, we don’t want to ruin the surprise of Marc picking “Fire And Rain” by Badlands, which is basically the soundtrack for those days you remember that you left the oven on…again. Mooger’s choice, “Impact Is Imminent” by Exodus, sounds like the perfect anthem for your procrastination and potential future life choices.

This Week on America’s Podcast! Join us as Tim Wirasnik, the man who may or may not like anything, steps into the ring for our review of Alter Bridge’s latest masterpiece, *Pawns and Kings*. Will this album bless us with a Season of Promise, or will it make us feel like we're caught in an epic battle of epicness? We promise—no spoilers! In our Tracks of the Week segment, Mooger brings us “Take The Long Way” by Tuk Smith and the Restless Hearts to remind us that sometimes, the scenic route is the best route. Jerry goes all in with “Crowded Room” by House of Lords, proving that sometimes, a little chaos makes for great music. Tim champions “Safe Home” by Anthrax—because who doesn’t love a good reminder to keep it safe? And we wrap things up with Marc’s pick, “Take My Soul” by The Dead Daisies, which is basically the soundtrack to a rock ’n’ roll exorcism! Until next week, folks: buy physical media, snag some merch, and support your favorite artists! And don’t forget to take a couple of shots; after all, there

This Week on America’s Podcast, we’re diving deeper than a hipster at a coffee shop, and our guest is none other than the whimsical wizard of album art himself, Favio Vegas! That’s right, folks; this isn’t just your average podcast episode; it’s a splendid showcase of Hugh Syme, the artist behind album covers so iconic they should have their own fan clubs—right next to the bands they represented! Join us as we venture through the hallowed halls of album artistry, where Hugh’s covers have graced records from Rush, where time-traveling is a casual Sunday, to Warrant, who apparently needed a lot more than cherry pie! We’ll be counting down our seven favorite album covers by this magician of design. Spoiler alert: it’s like choosing a favorite child, if your children were all adorned in colorful vinyl! And, as if that wasn’t exciting enough, it’s time for our Tracks of the Week! Jerry breaks out his air guitar with "On The Loose" by Saga, while Favio presents his pick, "The Gate/Invited." By Tesla It sounds a bit

This week on America’s Podcast, we’ve rolled out the red carpet for our guest, Eric Lussier from the French Connection. We’ll be dissecting the latest sonic offering from Florence Black, the "Bed of Nails" album. Does it rock harder than your Aunt Linda's attempts at karaoke, or does it have you contemplating life decisions while gazing into the void? Well, you’ll have to tune in for the juicy details because, as always, no spoilers here! In our Tracks of the Week segment, get ready for a rockin' rollercoaster! Marc kicks things off with “Hoodoo Voodoo Medicine Man” by Aerosmith—because what’s a little hoodooing between friends? Eric then throws down the gauntlet with “I Do It My Way” by Kissin’ Dynamite, which is also a great motto for almost all family gatherings. Finally, we wrap things up with Jerry’s choice, “Trapped Under Ice” by Metallica. Man, we hope nobody is actually in a fridge while listening! So until next week, please share our podcast and leave us a five-star review—otherwise, let’s be honest,

Welcome, fellow music enthusiasts, to another wild ride on America’s Podcast! This week, we dive into the gritty world of Dirty Honey's self-titled album, ready to rock your socks off and maybe even win over the grumpy Metal curmudgeon himself, Tim Wirasnik - will he crack a smile? Will we survive his critique? It's a musical showdown that's more intense than a Californian wildfire, so hold onto your seats! Our Tracks of the Week are like musical time capsules, each one packing a punch that will transport you to another dimension. Mooger kicks things off with “Come Home” by Back Door Slam, a soulful tune that will make you want to grab your air guitar and jam like there's no tomorrow. Tim takes us on a journey with “The Pot” by Tool, a masterpiece that will have you questioning the very fabric of reality (or at least headbanging like there's no tomorrow). And to wrap things up, Marc treats us to “Shaking Off The Rust” by The Blue Stones, a rock anthem that will have you shaking your hips and feeling alive! Re

This Week on America’s Podcast, we welcome Ralph Viera, a.k.a. Dr. Fukk, and Eric RMCP Jordan to discuss the debut W.A.S.P. album — does it make you wanna be somebody, or  does it bring you on your knees? As always, no spoilers... but maybe some raw meat? Tracks of the Week: Mooger picks “Damage Case” by Motörhead (because who doesn’t want to feel a little damaged?), Marc picks “Screaming for Vengeance” by Judas Priest (screaming is always in style), Jerry chooses “Astronomy Domine” by Voivod (because space is the final frontier, right?), Dr. Fukk goes for “Till It Shines” by Bob Seger (shiny things are hard to resist), and we wrap it all up with Eric’s pick, “Ride of the IronFox” by Bewitcher (because who doesn't love a good pun?). Until next week, don’t be a douche! #waspband #wasp #metal #rawmeat 

This Week on America’s Podcast! Our special guest, Tim Wirasnik, is in the house! Will he enjoy this album? Well, let’s just say he’s not Mikie—you know, the guy who finds joy in a rock under a leaf. We’re diving into “Rogue to Redemption” by Tuk Smith and The Restless Hearts. Will this album lead you down the Long Way to Greatness, or will you hit the road before the Party’s Over? No spoilers here! Tracks of the Week: Tim is going with “Spreading The Disease” by Queensrÿche (stay healthy, folks!). Marc’s choice is “On The Radio” by Cheap Trick—let’s just hope he doesn’t accidentally hit the mute button! And we wrap things up with Mooger’s pick, “Broadway” by The Goo Goo Dolls (because who doesn’t love a little theatricality in their life?). Interview Clip From Tuk Smith Interview 2024 with Dawn Osborne of TotalRockUntil next week, don’t let life drag you down! Be like Tuk and make the best of what you’ve got! #TukSmithandTheRestlessHearts #rocknroll #freeformrockpodcast

Welcome to This Week On America’s Podcast, where we hit you with so much musical goodness you'll be questioning reality! This time, we dive into the mysterious world of Black Smoke Trigger's 'Horizons', a band that will either lift your spirits to new heights or leave you haunted by phantom pains - you never know what you're gonna get, just like a box of musical surprises! If you're a fan of mixing grunge with a heavy dose of metal, then Black Smoke Trigger might just be your cup of adrenaline-infused tea. Prepare yourself for a musical rollercoaster ride that will have you headbanging one moment and contemplating the universe the next - it's a wild journey, my friend! Our Tracks of the Week are a mixed bag of musical treasures that will tantalize your eardrums. Marc brings us "One Way Out" by Killer Dwarfs, a tune that packs a punch and leaves you craving more. Jerry, on the other hand, serenades us with "The Break Up Song" by the Gregg Kihn Band, a catchy anthem for the broken-hearted (we've all been there,

This Week On America’s Podcast Jerry, wanted an album that would really rock his world heheh so he chose Mötley Crüe's "Girl's Girl's Girl's"! Join us as we bring in Travis Perrotta to share his thoughts - does the album take you on the Wild Side or make you wish you were 5 Years Dead? No spoilers, but get ready for a wild ride! Tracks Of the Week: Marc recommends "Hear About It Later" by Van Halen, Travis picks "In The Still Of The Night" by Whitesnake, and Jerry closes it out with "In the Light" by the legendary Led Zeppelin! Until next week, remember to rock out responsibly - no needles, just bong hits, and good music!

This week on America's Podcast, get ready for a wild ride with just us three! We're diving into the classic album "Thunder Seven" by Triumph - will this album leave us spellbound or are we just killing time? No spoilers here, but it's a must-listen for Triumph fans! Our tracks of the week include Mooger "Rainier Fog" by Alice In Chains, Jerry "Angel" by Aerosmith, and a cruise with Marc "Drive Time" by Rik Emmet. And remember, until next week, don't be a stranger in a strange land - fill that Time Cannon with weed and enjoy the journey! #triumph #thunderseven #prog #80s

This week on America's Podcast, we're bringing some class to the show by welcoming a lovely lady! Tina Himmelein is gracing us with her presence for a Shinedown- Leave a Whisper review. Will this album shine bright like a diamond or make you want to grab your 45 and shoot the stereo? No spoilers, folks! Tracks of the Week: Check out Marc's killer pick, "Stick The Knife" by Ritchie Kotzen, Mooger's badass choice, "Godless" by U.P.O., and Jerry's top-hit, "Run" by Collective Soul. And to wrap it up, Tina's jam of the week is "This Is The Way" by Five Finger Death Punch featuring DMX! Until next week, remember to keep your eyes sharp and maybe, just maybe, consider trading a few drinks for more laughs! Oh, who are we kidding? Pour yourself a drink and enjoy the ride! #shinedown #leaveawhisper #2000s 

This Week on America's Podcast with guests Andy Rodriguez and Joseph Staub, we're plunging headfirst into not one, not two, but three Pink Floyd reviews at once like a bunch of overachievers! We start our musical journey with "Meddle," then warp speed to "Wish You Were Here," and wrap it all up with a grand finale of "Animals." What are our thoughts on these albums? Well, no spoilers here! It's a must-listen for any die-hard Floyd fan or someone dipping their toes into their psychedelic waters! Tracks of the Week: - Mooger's pick is "Key Entity Extraction l: Domino The Destitute" by Coheed and Cambria—a mouthful to say and a feast for the ears! - Marc brings us "As I Am" by Dream Theater, a tune sure to make your air guitar weep tears of joy. - Andy rocks out to "Junkhead" by Alice In Chains—a song that hits harder than a Hulk smash! - Joesph cruises in with "Drive" by The Cars, a classic jam that'll have you feeling like you're in a retro music video. And wrapping it up with Jerry's pick, "Octopus" by Syd Ba

This week on America’s Podcast, we had to come up with this on the fly, but we've got "Nothin’ But A Good Time" for ya as Mooger and Marc review Poison's "Open Up and Say Ah!" Does this album bring ya back to the rocking horse, or does it make you want to "Tear down the Walls" after listening to it? Tracks of the week: Marc's "Freedom" by Sebastian Bach, and we end it with Mooger's "Sexy Dirty Money" by the Struts. Until next week, remember, don't date a "Fallen Angel" - that might get rough! #poison #openupandsayah! #hairmetal #80s