In Episode 204 Craig Smith from Pods & Sods joins the program. Bakko cracks the door open on some light hearted KISS discussion and before you can say Strutter they are going deep on all sorts KISSterical discussion. Not for the easily offended.

Music:
Prince – I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man
Jesus Chrysler – Harder
KISS – Rock Bottom
Medley – Hide Your Heart
KISS – Charisma
KISS – Journey of 1,000 Years

Are you ready for the Cobras & Fire Chipotle Challenge? In this episode LC and Bakko get into all of the details involved in that plus the recent news that David Lee Roth will be opening for KISS on the next leg of the End Of The Road Tour, Ozzy’s death hoax, Gene Simmons’ odd breakfast tradition and a tribute to one of the greatest drummers and lyricists rock has ever seen, Neil Peart. #Cobra2020

Featuring the music:

David Lee Roth – California Girls
Bad Religion – Age of Unreason
Tuk Smith & The Restless Hearts – What Kind of Love
Ozzy Ozbourne – Ordinary Man
Massive Wagons – Billy Balloon Head
Rush – Spirit of Radio

Guitarists George Lynch and Doug Aldrich join the program to discuss their latest efforts – Dirty Shirley (Lynch) & Revolution Saints (Aldrich) both out January 24th on FRONTIERS Records.

About George Lynch:

George Lynch is considered to be one of the most influential and famous 1980s metal guitarists best known for Dokken and Lynch Mob. He has had a slew of projects including, most recently, KXM, Sweet & Lynch, and now – Dirty Shirley.
With Dirty Shirley, Lynch is paired with Dino Jelusic, lead singer of Animal Drive in a project that has a blend of classic Metal to more “traditional” Lynch Mob oriented sounds with over the top vocals from Dino. Dirty Shirley’s self titled album is out January 24th.

About Doug Aldrich:

Doug Aldrich is a Los Angeles-based hard rock guitarist with a resume that includes being a member of Dio, Whitesnake, House of Lords and most recently the musical collective the Dead Daisies. His latest project is the Revolution Saints album “Rise” out January 24th.

Revolution Saints is a trio that includes Doug Aldrich, Jack Blades (ex- Damn Yankees. Night Ranger), and Deen Castronovo (ex-Journey, The Dead Daisies). Their 3rd album “Rise” is packed with classic melodic rock.

In the first Episode of 2020, LC and Bakko share a couple Holiday party stories, share their thoughts on neck tattoos, bid farewell to their dear friend Pawl Stanley, discuss the Bulletboys reunion, go deep into James Kottak’s (Who?) Twitter account and breakdown the logistics of a Vinnie Vincent boxset on Vinyl. #Cobra2020

Featuring the music:

BulletBoys – Kissin’ Kitty
Five Finger Death Punch – Wash It All Away
Firehouse – All She Wrote
Kid Rock – Low Life
Kingdom Come – Shout It Out
Volbeat – Die To Live
Sheryl Crow – Still Are The Good Old Days

Happy New year from Cobras & Fire. LC and Bakko return next week with a brand new show for 2020. So whether you’re getting ready for a night on the town or just need a break from College Football, we give you part 2 of our 2019 best of the Cobras & Fire Podcast. We discuss the Geoff Tate wine tour, Bieber vs. Tom Cruise, Courtney Love mansplaining for Tommy Lee, the Vinnie Vincent Fame Wagon, strengthening your marriage through podcasting and more. Interview excerpts appear in this order: Geoff Tate, Eddie Trunk, Michael Sweet.

Featuring the music:
Van Halen – And The Cradle Will Rock
Paul Simon – Kodcahrome
Johnny Lang – Lie To Me
Paul Stanley – It’s Not Me
Bulletboys – Bitch Is Back
Black Keys – Lonely Boy
John Mellencamp – Paper In Fire
Extreme – Play With Me
Slaughter – American Pie
Styx – Too Much Time On My Hands
Foreigner – Feels Like The First Time
David Lee Roth – Sensible Shoes
Blue Murder – Jelly Roll
Greg Kihn – Jeopardy
Foo Fighters – Back & Forth
Three Dog Night – Shambala
Oasis – Hello
Daughtry – What I Want
Rise Against – Savior
Rod Stewart – Ooh La La
Pete Townsend – Rough Boys
Harvey Danger – Flagpole Sitta
Huey Lewis – Heart of Rock n Roll
Vandenberg – All The Way