In this Episode Ever wonder why so many people hate going to the gym? Sometimes it’s not the workout that’s the problem—it’s the people. In Episode 43, I rant about the gym etiquette that apparently nobody bothers with anymore. Equipment hogs, selfie photographers, loud grunters, people glued to their phones, and all the other characters […]
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In this Episode Guns N’ Roses’ Appetite for Destruction is 39 years old—and it still kicks ass. In Episode 42, I look back at one of the greatest debut albums in rock history and why Appetite still sounds dangerous, raw, and relevant nearly four decades after it changed rock & roll. I also recap one
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In this Episode I finally get into my one-of-a-kind Bryan Shaw Signature Iceman guitar—how it came together, what makes it mine, and why this guitar is unlike anything else in my collection. In Episode 41, I also give an update on the book, which is officially back in the works, recap some birthday shenanigans, talk
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In this Episode What REALLY happens on a rock & roll tour bus when the show is over? My good friend and longtime rock ‘n’ roll tour bus driver Jeremy Owsley joins me for a few whiskeys and tells us what life on the road is actually like when your office is a 45-foot bus
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In this Episode I got the chance to meet Kid Rock, and in Episode 39 I tell the story of how that happened and what the experience was actually like. I also tackle one of rock & roll’s great unanswered questions: Who the hell is Bob? Then there’s some elite-level people-watching featuring grown men confidently
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In this Episode Poison, Quiet Riot, and Vixen—apparently I’m spending some quality time back in the glory days of hair metal, and I’m perfectly fine with that. In Episode 38, I get into some of the bands that made the era great, survive a little dollar store chaos, and explain why watching way too much
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In this Episode The Rolling Stones dropped new music, and somehow after all these years they’re still proving why they’re the greatest rock & roll band in the world. In Episode 37, I get into the new Stones music, then hit the road to see George Thorogood, who once again absolutely crushed it live. Unfortunately,
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In this Episode A night with 7 Mary 3, a few shots of whiskey, and a backstage story that almost went completely sideways. In Episode 36, I tell the story of what happened when rock & roll, backstage access, and “one more round” all collided. This is one of those nights where everything starts out
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In this Episode Black Label Society, Brother Cane, and Rock City Machine Company—three bands, one road trip, and plenty of questionable decisions along the way. I hit the road for some loud, heavy, unapologetic live rock & roll and somehow the trip also involved booze, a honky tonk where we pretended we belonged, and eventually
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In this Episode When did buying a beer at a concert start requiring a fucking payment plan? In Episode 34, I get into the ridiculous price of drinks at concerts, talk about Joe Bonamassa doing what Joe Bonamassa does best, and give one final update on my back before I’m either fully repaired or upgraded
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