Trolling For Chicks With Casey Crenshaw – Rock and Roll Geek Show 397

This show was recorded at my friend Casey Crenshaw’s house on my mobile setup. Apologies for the rough sound quality. Thanks to Matthew Hunt for the generous beer fund donation! Among the topics we discuss are: Laughlin River Run, Joe Klein, Iggy Pop and other things going on in our lives. We also play a show review of the (more…)

Rock and Roll Geek Show 396 – World Premiere Trainwreck

On this show I play new music from Scorpions, The Angels, Ratt and Peter Wolf. I also play a douchebag clip of the week, we go trolling for chicks on Match.com and Do a Listening With Butler. I also read your emails, play a book review of the new Ozzy book, I am Ozzy and play a show review of Michael Monroe at Islington Acadamy. There is a bonus song on the RnR Geek iPhone app that should now be working properly.

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John Lydon Talks about Malcolm McLaren

Here’s a video of John Lydon on Fox News’ Red Eye talking about Malcolm McLaren and Public Image, LTD.

“For me Malc was always entertaining, and I hope you remember that. Above all else he was an entertainer and i will miss him, and so should you” – Johnny Rotten

I love this guy. If there I could interview anyone in the world, Johnny Rotton/Lydon would be my #1 choice.

Iggy And The Stooges to Release Deluxe Edition of Raw Power on April 13th and April 27th

Raw Power
You gotta have Raw Power” – Henry Rollins of Black Flag

When an album influences an entire movement, the way Iggy and the Stooges’ Raw Power did for punk rock, it takes a whole lot to make it better. Fortunately, that’s just what is happening on April 13th and April 27th; Raw Power is being re-released with bigger, better, and more bad ass versions, the Legacy Edition (4/13 release) and the Deluxe Edition (4/27 release).

Two re-workings of the classic album, originally produced by Iggy and mixed by David Bowie, will hit store shelves in a double-disc format with a load of previously unreleased recordings from the band’s Raw Power “era” of 1972-73. Along with the never before released audio tracks comes disc two, titled “Georgia Peaches,” a one-hour performance at Atlanta’s notorious rock club Richards in October 1973.