316: Corbin Reiff Interview – Chris Cornell Biography Author
Corbin Reiff, author of “Total F*cking Godhead: The Biography of Chris Cornell”, joins the program to discuss the life of Chris Cornell, a true Seattle scene grunge God.
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315: Whatever, Nevermind No. 7: Temple of the Dog w/Dave Brewington
Coming in at No. 7 on Rolling Stones Greatest Grunge Albums is the self titled Temple Of The Dog. Joining Bakko as co-host this ep is Dave Brewington of the Blame Your Brother podcast. Dave and Bakko offer their insight as they break down this pivotal grunge record.
Read MoreEP 236: Bobby Blotzer, Capitol Riot, Top 10 iHeartRadio Rock Songs
This week we break open a never discussed marital issue. The return of Bobby Blotzer. iHeartRadio’s Top 10 Rock songs of 2020. U.S. Capitol Raid and the lighter side of sedition. Music: Foghat – Slow Ride Eagles Of Death Metal – Don’t Speak (I Came To Make A Bang) RATT – As Good As It…
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314: EP 236: Bobby Blotzer, Capitol Riot, Top 10 iHeartRadio Rock Songs
This week we break open a never discussed marital issue.
The return of Bobby Blotzer.
iHeartRadio’s Top 10 Rock songs of 2020.
U.S. Capitol Raid and the lighter side of sedition.
Music:
Foghat – Slow Ride
Eagles Of Death Metal – Don’t Speak (I Came To Make A Bang)
RATT – As Good As It Gets
Royal Blood – Trouble Coming
Megadeth – Dystopia
313: Steve Albini Interview – Producer NIrvana In Utero
In Utero producer Steve Albini joins the show to discuss his career and share some stories of the making of Nirvana’s final album.
“A key figure in the American underground music community since the 1980s, Steve Albini is well-known as both a figure behind the scenes, engineering albums by acts both famous and hopelessly obscure, and for his work with his bands Big Black and Shellac. Notoriously outspoken and unafraid of making polarizing statements, Albini is well-known for his views on integrity and its absence in the music business, as well as the flaws in the digital recording process and the superiority of analog technology. Albini’s engineering skills have been celebrated for their sense of space, naturalistic tone, and the power of his guitar and drum sounds.” – Mark Deming
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312: Whatever, Nevermind No. 8: Nirvana – In Utero w/Brian Davis
Coming in at No. 8 on Rolling Stones Greatest Grunge Albums list is the 1993 record from Nirvana, In Utero. Joining Bakko this week is the host of Damn Good Movie Memories, Brian Davis. Brian and Bakko get into the details of the making of the follow up to the game changing Nevermind.
In Utero is the third and final studio album by American rock band Nirvana, released on September 13, 1993, by DGC Records. The band intended for the record to be a departure from the polished sound of its predecessor, Nevermind.
Read MoreEP 235: KISS 2021 Hello
It’s a new year which can only mean the same old Cobra. We kick off 2021 in style. Topics covered this ep: Coffee Holiday recap The KISS NYE Pay Per View Pam & Tommy porno bio-pic An Ode to WhichWich Show Art: Tim Bream Music: Enuff Z Nuff – KISS The Clown RATT – Nobody…
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311: EP 235: KISS 2021 Hello
It’s a new year which can only mean the same old Cobra. We kick off 2021 in style. Topics covered this ep:
Coffee
Holiday recap
The KISS NYE Pay Per View
Pam & Tommy porno bio-pic
An Ode to WhichWich
Show Art: Tim Bream
Music:
Enuff Z Nuff – KISS The Clown
RATT – Nobody Rides For Free
KISS – Rock Bottom
AC/DC – Money Shot
Fall Out Boy – This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race
Best Of The Cobra: Highlights From 2020 – Part Two
It’s our annual look back at all of the Cobra Gold. 2020 may have been a dumpster fire but it was a great year for the kings of self-deprecating smugness that is Cobras & Fire. Part 2 features the bits: Tiger King What Covid really means for concerts Ron Keel Chris Czynszak wiki-man Tommy Thayer…
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310: Best Of The Cobra: Highlights From 2020 – Part Two
It’s our annual look back at all of the Cobra Gold. 2020 may have been a dumpster fire but it was a great year for the kings of self-deprecating smugness that is Cobras & Fire. Part 2 features the bits:
Tiger King
What Covid really means for concerts
Ron Keel
Chris Czynszak wiki-man
Tommy Thayer grounds keeper
KISS Podcasts ripping us off
Brian May being the “Butt” of jokes
Satan not as cool as you thought
Lee McCormack being soops Canadian
Shout It Out Loudcast taking Bakko to task
Bach v. Jericho Twitter battle
Ron Young
Nazi Antiquing
Mitch Malloy: former member of Van Halen and Covid Denier
Spotify ran by a douchebag
Know your ROLL
Michael Sweet v. Cardi B
Rob Halford
SIP TV
The Nug v. Lee
Music:
Keel – Right To Rock
Actual Villains – Losing My Religion
Little Caesar – I Wish It Would Rain
Ron Keel – 3 Chord Drinking Song
Chris Cornell – Watching The Wheels
Motorhead – Ain’t No Nice Guy
Joe Walsh – All Night Long
Ringo Starr – It Don’t Easy
Brain Richie – Religion Ruined My Life
Bryan Adams – Run To You
Styx – Too Much Time On My Hands
Young Giant – My Body
Little Caesar – Chain Of Fools
Richie Sambora – Ballad of Youth
Frankie Goes To Hollywood – Relax
Monkees – I’m A Believer
Pure Prairie League – Amie
Nude Party – Chevrolet Van
REO Speedwagon – Roll With The Changes
Robbie Williams – Rock DJ
Soul Asylum – Misery
INXS – Good Times