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On this episode using AI an Quboz software we give you a higher quality show. Full of info and great music with a sound no one can compare with. We are the Hifi of podcasts. So enjoy this CD quality podcast of Rock Phoenix Live!!!!!  We talk about Sweden  and its beautiful country and people. Sweden invests in the education of its people so the people can invest back into Sweden with a job that betters the country. They give parents much longer paid time off to focus on  their new little ones  thus showing us that families really matter to the country. At the same time Sweden has some of the most amazing artist to come out of the country. Making a huge impact on the world and pop culture. On this episode we focus on these artists and play some of their work. Rock ON and happy listening!!!!!

Takida- Let The Hammer Ring The Bell

Smash Into Pieces- Wake Up

Dead By April- Anything At All

Ghost- We Dont Need Another Hero

Treat- Roar

Bonafide- Dirt Bound

Roxette- Dangerous

ABBA- Does Your Mother Know

Europe- Carrie

The Cardigans- Lovefool

Ace Of Base- All That She Wants

Hammerfall- Any Means Necessary

Solence- Antidote

Sabaton- The Last Stand

Amon  Amarth- Heidrun

Dark Tranquillity- THe Dark Unbroken

The Hives- Bogus Operandi

In Flames- Foregone, Pt 2

Diamond Dogs- Alright Brutus I'm On

Eclipse- Jaded

Millencolin- No Cigar

Katatonia- My Twin

Join us this week as we take you through the back end of Night Demon's spring 2023 Ireland tour, including dates in Dublin and Limerick.  You will hear about the pitfalls of playing in a large city like Dublin, the substandard drum kit, the setlist, and post-show shenanigans at the Obama travel plaza.  The guys then walk you through the challenges and triumphs of the next night's show in Limerick.  They then wrap up the Ireland tour and discuss their optimism for future Irish exploits going forward.  As always, we provide audio clips from the gigs and impressions from fans who were there.

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• Streaming Audio:  Full Show - May 11, 2023 - Grand Social - Dublin, IE
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Hell Bent For Metal favourites Amon Amarth are back under discussion again, this time explaining why breakthrough song 'The Pursuit Of Vikings' makes them think about coming-out experiences, something gay men are surprisingly comfortable discussing that most folks aren't, and, er, Destiny's Child.

It's a surprisingly well behaved Camp Classic (by HBFM standards, anyway), but maybe it's because it's the summer and the cricket season in Britain, but Matt and Tom are in surprisingly thirsty form. And not just for Pimm's.

This week's visit to HCGBs sees Matt put Plagueboys by Finnish post-punks Grave Pleasures into the jukebox, while Tom's plumped for Saturnian Bloodstorm by Lamp Of Murmuur… although you could be forgiven for thinking it's by someone else, according to the guy picking it.

Hell Bent For Metal, being a mature, serious podcast, reads the lyrics to 'Raise Your Horns' by Amon Amarth, and finds the phallic euphemisms are so close to the surface, they're basically poking through it. With Matt Rushton away, Tom is joined by Charlie Howard and Matt Dawson to chortle at a song about Vikings being thirsty for a drink from a nice big horn.

In shocking news, Tom's found a Slayer song he thinks is a Camp Classic, as 'Altar Of Sacrifice' apparently has some queer relevance. Even more shockingly, both Matt and Charlie find some too.

Plus this week's releases being added to the Hate Crew Gaybar jukebox are Unslayable by Tyrannus, Crusaders Of Joy by bigLOVE, and Liminal Rite by Kardashev.

Hows it going Rock Phoenix Live listeners. I wanted to showcase my favorite 3 bands, but in doing so i was like hmm their all from Sweden maybe we should do a Swedish show. So here it is and I have to say your in for a Treat. Lol, Swedish rock does not disappoint, it has everything the world wants out of rock, hard rock whatever you call it. Take a load off and enjoy Rock Phoenix Lives Swedish Rock!  Happy Listening, ROck ON!!!! 

Hammerfall- Hearts On Fire

Amon Amarth- Twilight Of The Thunder God

The Hives- Tick Tick Boom

Katatonia- My Twin

Sabaton- The Red Baron

Royal Republic- Here I Come

Corroded- Time (And Again)

Treat- I Dont Miss The Misery

Eclipse- The Masquerade

Europe- Rock The Night

Nightwish- Nemo

Millencolin- SOS

Arch Enemy- War Eternal

Dead By April- As A Butterfly

Dead By April- Anything At All

Smash Into Pieces- Higher

Smash Into Pieces- Big Bang

Takida- As You Die

Takida- Haven Stay

Takida- Goodbye

Hell Bent For Metal makes a gay assessment of Amon Amarth's habit of holding big axes, mighty hammers, and long, long swords in ways that might just be more suggestive than the metal-as-hell intention. Expect innuendo.

This week's Camp Classic is 'STFU!' by Rina Sawayama, a song in which Matt and Tom both see queer relevance, but in very different ways.

Plus the Hate Crew Gaybar jukebox gets its weekly updates, with Conquering by Employed To Serve, Eternal Blue by Spiritbox, and Remains by Hellish Form all added.

Episode 39 of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show aired at midnight on 11  October 2019.  It marks a change in the way the show is recorded in that the songs are submitted upfront.  This means any changes to the playlist on the night are impossible unless by some miracle the song is in the stations' data base.  It makes requests tricky.  Requests don’t form a huge part of TSORR Radio Show however listeners often submit excellent ideas that add a good energy to the show.  The new method for requests is to find the track on YouTube which is a lottery, you never know what the quality will be like or how many surprises are in a track you haven’t reviewed.  The first taste of this method is about two-thirds of the way through, and it was certainly a strange one that cut and shifted and had phones ringing in it.  I left it as-is for the purity of the show.  It going to be better in future if I know what the track is like upfront. 

Everything else was 100% fun, pretty much what you’d expect from this show.  The new stuff came from Hell Fire, Black Star Riders, Backyard Babies and Tom Keifer.  I don’t think we went back further than 1982 this week, I ran out of time and the Rory Gallagher from 1974 got bumped.  In fact, The Damned of all bands represented the 70’s.  Local music was covered by Crash Car Burn and Johnathan Martin, the weeks outlier was Alabama 3 with Too Sick to Pray.  It was the most appreciated track of the night according to the WhatsApp line.   

Artists featured this week included Dio, ACDC, Rainbow, Monster Truck, David Lee Roth, The Damned, Tom Petty, Rammstein, Sammy Hagar, David Bowie, Judas Priest, Black Star Riders, Joan Jett, Damn Yankees, Hell Fire, Amon Amarth, Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, Sixx:A.M., Alabama 3, Johnathan Martin, Megadeth, Crash Car Burn, Tom Keifer, Backyard Babies & Buckcherry with Papa Roach.    

The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Muchas bandas tuvieron lanzamientos en lo que va del 2019, así que en este segundo episodio de ¡A lo Bestia! exploramos algunas nuevas canciones de bandas que lanzaron su primer álbum en 1999 o antes.

Episodio grabado el 14 de Agosto de 2019 en Sokar Estudio, Bogotá - Colombia.

Escucha la lista de reproducción (playlist) de este episodio en:

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzEUmf3C1pXEVzVuphpbDxSkeYUamR6iI

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1z6SjGYO2eCrUiiaDvGvFH?si=Jej4gjZnQp6ZR2cQpnYxXA

Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/playlist/6646940964

Bandas recomendadas en este episodio:

• Death Angel
• Vader
• Lacuna Coil
• Candlemass
• Darkthrone
• Amon Amarth
• Dream Theater
• Korn
• Slipknot
• Devon Townsend
• Lacrimas Profundere
• Children of Bodom
• Malevolent Creation

It started as a civilised discussion about Employed To Serve and how wonderful Kerrang! is these days but the chat soon took a down turn and spun into a bleak diatribe of the television programme, Neighbours.

Ted Bundy . Metallica . Employed To Serve . Kerrang . Amon Amarth . Neckbeard Deathcamp . Bad Religion . L7 . Nails . Parkway Drive . Biffy Clyro . Manic Street Preachers . Stand Atlantic . Trade Winds . Conjurer . Pijn . Sum 41 . The Amazons . The Wildhearts . Simply Red . Nenah Cherry . She Rockers . Silver Bullet . Sydney Youngblood . Kylie Minogue .

This week Metallica cut their hair, Drew Barrymore joins the Smashing Pumpkins & Paul recalls his claim to fame being played on the John Peel radio show. You want more? How about listening to Daniel bore us all with his 90s hardcore memories. All this & not much more in this weeks Different Times Podcast.

ALTERNATIVE PRESS: April 2005. //. MELODY MAKER October 1996

BANDS DISCUSSED: The Beatles . Snoop Doggy Dogg . Korn . Metallica . Kiss . Threatin . Chase & Status . Amon Amarth . Slayer . Smashing Pumpkins . Hole . Scorpions . Uncle Adams . The Mars Volta . Sparta . Bane . Champion . Comeback Kid . Wear Your Wounds . Mínus . Gorilla Biscuits . Inside Out . Youth Of Today . Civ . Shelter . Norma Jean . Zao . The Chariot . Reggie & The Full Effect . High On Fire . Crass . Metallica . Ice Cube . Symposium . Eddie Murphy . Queen . NWA . Pantera .

After Paul's return from tour the boys catch up on some recent releases & delve deep into a blast from Paul's past plus Dans' mates fanzine. It's a bumper week with the help of...

NME: March 1992 //
ASTRAL NOIZE Issue 2: December 2017

Bands Discussed: Kiss . Ace Frehley . Them . Def Leppard . Amon Amarth . Power Trip . Carcass . Opeth . Famyne . Greta Van Fleet . Die Antwood . Justice . The Beautiful South . Bon Jovi . Metallica . Carter USM . The Rolling Stones . Curve . Curved Air . The Mary Whitehouse Experience . The Mighty Boosh . The Fall . Spinal Tap . Nirvana . Neckbeard Deathcamp . Bong . Ufomammut . Grindhouse . L7 . Bongzilla . Chicken Shack . Krupted Peasant Farmerz . Harriet The Spy . Sleep . Bell Witch . 5ive . Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard . Sea Bastard . Bongripper . Boobs Of Doom . Zeal & Ardor . Siege .

Nach gut einem halben Jahr Pause melden wir uns mit der dreizehnten Ausgabe des Metaltalks zurück. Es gibt einige Veränderungen, viel neues - doch alles in allem inhaltlich altbewährtes.
Updates und News aus der Eternity Redaktion fehlen ebensowenig wie Konzerthinweise, eine Menge Klatsch & Tratsch aus dem Metal Universum, eine Themendiskussion über peinliche Metalcover und eine Handvoll Anspieltipps. Viel Spaß :-)

In der Sendung:
- Feedback
- Reviews & Liveberichte
- Redaktionsnews
- Konzerthinweise
- Klatsch und Tratsch
- Bloodbath haben einen neuen Sänger
- Ragnarök auch
- Neues Metalgenre: Fart Metal
- Johan Hegg wird Schauspieler
- Slipknots neue Mitglieder
- Ne Obliviscaris neuer Song
- Marketing Gag bei Machine Head?
- Metallica verkauft seine Seele nicht an die Fans, wie sieht das bei In Flames aus?
- Thema: die peinlichsten Cover der Welt
- Anspieltipps

Über Feedback freuen wir uns wie immer.

Trotz Sommerpause und Festivalsaison wollten wir es nicht verpassen euch eine neue Folge des Metaltalks zu servieren.
In aller Kürze behandeln wir die aktuellen Reviews, News sowie etwas Klatsch und Tratsch, um uns beim Thema der Woche der neuen Amon Amarth Platte zu widmen.
In voller Länge geht es dann, in alter Frische, nach der Festivalzeit weiter.

In der Sendung:
- Neues auf Eternity
- Feedback
- Treasure Hunt, die Suche nach Perlen
- Konzerthinweise
- Death Feast in Nöten
- Varg
- Lemmy geht es besser
- Metallicas neuer Film: Through the Never
- Alf ist (wieder) da
- Neues Amon Amarth Album
- Anspieltipps der Woche

Über Feedback freuen wir uns wie immer.

Die reine Männerrunde in der siebten Folge des Metaltalks war eine wahre Klatsch- & Tratschrunde.
Seriöse Informationen werden geboten, Studien auseinandergenommen, die letzten traurigen und auch freudigen Ereignisse im Metalgenre näher beleuchtet.
Zudem diskutierten wir über das Thema der CD-Verkäufe und warum es dem Metal diesbezüglich gar nicht soo schlecht geht.
Wie ist eure Meinung zu den angesprochenen Themen? Lasst es uns wissen! Per Mail, Kommentar oder Rauchzeichen!

Ansonsten bieten wir noch ein paar aktuelle Klatsch und Tratsch Themen, als auch die all-fölglichen Anspieltipps.

Außerdem in der Sendung:
- Neues auf Eternity
- Feedback
- Todesfälle im Metal
- Moshpit Simulator
- Ozzy gibt Drogenmissbrauch zu
- Neue Heaven Shall Burn Platte
- Ken Casey verprügelt Fan nach Hitlergruß
- Anspieltipp der Woche

Über Feedback freuen wir uns wie immer.

Deutlich später als angestrebt kommen Dan, Georg und Maurice nun auch im Jahre 2013 mit dem Eternity Metaltalk an.

Immer noch nicht vollkommen regeneriert wird über Neuigkeiten auf Eternity diskutiert, als auch der Teaser analysiert.
In der Klatsch und Tratsch Sektion geht es dieses Mal um eine niederländische Studie, welche belegen möchte, dass Metaller Diebe sind. Ob wir da einer Meinung sind, erfahrt ihr natürlich innerhalb der Sendung.
Heino ist ja momentan in allerlei Munde, und nun kommen die Gerüchte auf, dass er auf Wacken auftreten soll. Passt das? Oder ist es reine Geldmache? Braucht Wacken überhaupt noch werbewirksame Darsteller wie Heino?

In unseren Hauptthemen wird noch einmal über das vergangene Jahr sinniert, als auch ein Ausblick auf 2013 geworfen. Wer sich auf was freut und womit wir uns auf das Jahr vorbereiten, könnt ihr am Ende der Sendung erfahren.

Außerdem in der Sendung:
- Neues auf Eternity und neuer Podcast
- Treasure Hunt / Reviews / Konzerte
- Der Metaltalk Intro Teaser
- Metaller sind Diebe!
- Heino auf dem Wacken?
- Century Media und Spotify
- Rückblick 2012 / Ausblick 2013
- Anspieltipp der Woche

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