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Guy on the radio @UltClassicRock. Music fan. @RecordPlayerPod with @jefito. Hey, check out my Substack while you're at it.
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How Classic Rock Inspired One of Soundgarden’s Most Famous Albums

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By Matt Wardlaw Verified
| KATS-FM (Yakima, WA) Verified
Soundgarden was always a difficult band to categorize. Which in part is why the songs they created together still sound like nothing else. But the members of the Seattle band -- long before there was a "grunge" attached to their elevator description, were often amused by the things they heard offered up as descriptors. "It's like, everyone says we sound like [Led] Zeppelin, or they say we sound like [Black] Sabbath. How did that happen? We thought we were just being trippy, you know?
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Win a Rush ‘R50′ Deluxe Vinyl Box Set

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By Matt Wardlaw Verified
| KATS-FM (Yakima, WA) Verified
Rush has given fans quite an exciting series of shows on their reunion tour so far. The Fifty-Something trek launched in early June with four shows in Los Angeles. The outing has featured numerous highlights, including the first full live performances of the "2112" suite since 1997 and the first airing of the title track for 1977's A Farewell to Kings since the end of the '70s.
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How Gregg Allman Finally Confronted His Worst Demons

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By Matt Wardlaw Verified
| KCRR-FM (Waterloo, IA) Verified
Gregg Allman always lived the life that he was writing about in his songs. Certain elements of that lifestyle caused complications. It's something that the late namesake of the Allman Brothers Band addresses in the new documentary, Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul, which opens today (June 17) in theaters nationwide. He'd battled addiction to drugs and alcohol for decades.
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