Bakko sits down for a long chat with Eerie Von of Danzig & Samhain. In part one they discuss how Eerie came to shoot the early days of the Misfits and joining Glen in his first post Misfits band Samhain. Eerie is forthright and goes into great detail about an influential time in Rock.

Bakko sits down for a long chat with Eerie Von of Danzig & Samhain. In part one they discuss how Eerie came to shoot the early days of the Misfits and joining Glen in his first post Misfits band Samhain. Eerie is forthright and goes into great detail about an influential time in Rock.

Lead singer of the band Wilson returns to Cobras & Fire for a fun chat with Bakko. He talks about the bands time off, the change of direction the Detroiters took before coming back with new music that is their latest record Tasty Nasty, how they ended up with producer Scott Stevens and so much more.

Things get a bit tipsy in this ep as Loose Cannon and Bakko feature songs from Monsters of Rock that they have never played while discussing how their own typical Father’s Day experiences compare to Tommy Lee’s, Meatloaf replacing himself on his upcoming tour, the importance of wiping your internet history, a practical use for the cover art for the John Lennon album Two Virgins, LC continuing to make new friends all while playing songs from big time Monsters of Rock that had thus far been ignored by the show. Featuring music from:

Deep Purple
Beatles
ZZ Top
The Rolling Stones
Van Halen
Rush
Led Zeppelin

ClusterFu*k Fest Recap: Bakko quickly recaps his NY trip and LC recaps his experience at a Skid Row, Slaughter, Quiet Riot, KIX concert in a venue that can only be described as a social experiment run by an evil mustache-twirling promoter. The concert was held in a Denver restaurant parking lot and involved steel cages, the lawn chair army, bikers doing lemondrop shots, raffle tickets as currency and to top it off Decibel Geek TV’s Ron Runyon gets escorted out by Sister Christian.

Loose Cannon interviews Bakko and Treble from the band Jesus Chrysler to discuss their new album “Deny It All Later” released on July 6th. They talk about some of the bands history and their experiences in the Minneapolis music scene. Featuring music from the new album “…Deny It All Later” available everywhere now. Download. Stream. LISTEN! SHARE!

AMAZON – https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07F6T44PR

iTUNES – https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/deny-it-all-later/1406500518?app=itunes&ign-mpt=uo%3D4

APPLE MUSIC – https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/deny-it-all-later/1406500518?app=apple%20music&ign-mpt=uo%3D4

SPOTIFY – https://open.spotify.com/album/283OVWtI3WDbF3OZ9KymaM

iHEARTRADIO – https://www.iheart.com/artist/id-399569/albums/id-58900248/

GOOGLE PLAY – https://play.google.com/…/album/Jesus_Chrysler_Deny_It_All_…

TIDAL – https://tidal.com/browse/album/91342975

NAPSTER – https://us.napster.com/…/jesus-chry…/album/deny-it-all-later

Vinnie Paul. 1964-2018. We pay tribute and celebrate the legacy of drummer Vinnie Paul. Loose Cannon and Bakko look back at Vinnie Paul’s career and influence in a respectful but lighthearted manner (as always) by discussing his role in Pantera, Damageplan and HELLYEAH while playing songs from all three bands. RIP.

This week Loose Cannon and Bakko get back to their roots with an episode of Devil music. Along with an exciting announcement regarding a new attraction added to Cobrafest 18, there sadly has been another cancellation as well. Ken Mills has a new podcast and Cobras & Fire has the exclusive scoop on that, Bakko explains his preference for not streaming has nothing to do with the almost 3 year difference in his and Loose Cannon’s age, and they offer some sympathy for the Devil as they breakdown the role Beelzebub has played in creating some of rocks greatest music. Featuring the songs:

God Damn Devil – Ugly Kid Joe
Disciple – Slayer
Devil’s Daughter – Ozzy Ozbourne
1,000 Devil’s Reign – Danzig
Devil’s Child – Judas Priest
I ♥ Satan – Jesus Chrysler

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This week Loose Cannon and Bakko give updates regarding Cobrafest 18 taking place in the parking lot of the Nashville Rock N Pod Expo on Aug 25th, Bakko shares his theory on the connection between Paul Stanley and Pink Floyd’s The Wall, Gene Simmons willing to be a spokesperson for anything including pot and they give their first andv last statement regarding the recent kerfuffle involving Vinnie Vincent. Music and Spotify Playlist link below. Stream, preview, buy if you dig it.

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Monster Truck
Tremonti
Welles
Badflower
Wayland
Tax The Heat
Billy Idol