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John Mottola, from the Deep Purple podcast, asked me to give this album a listen. I did, for the first time. Let’s see what I think and what John taught me about the band and their second studio album. This is the fourth part of a 4 part series because that’s just what happens when John comes to visit.
This week Nate and John from The Deep Purple Podcast joins us as we check out Nuno Bettencourt’s solo from the new Extreme single “Rise”! Then, naturally in keeping with the Gary/Extreme theme of the past week, the wheel gave us a track from VHIII…”Fire In The Hole”!
Welcome to the follow-up roundtable discussion on the HaskinCast podcast with my friends Juli Gort Finn and John Mottola and my new friend Derek Archambault. We dig into something I don’t know much about – the Alternative / Grunge music scene of the 1990’s. We talked about how it began and even curated a playlist for John and I. How did we react to the selections? How did Grunge end? Find out on this milestone episode!
300 Roundtable – When Grunge Died – John Mottola, Juli Gort Finn & Derek Archambault
Aired 5-4-1982
Written by: Shelley Zellman, Don Nicholl and Michael Ross
Directed by Dave Powers
Stars John Ritter, Joyce Dewitt and Priscilla Barnes
John from the Deep Purple Podcast and Chris from the show Pod of Thunder join me as we discuss the shenanigans of Jack, Janet and Terri in this crazy episode where there is a misunderstanding about something.
John Mottola, from the Deep Purple podcast, asked me to give this album a listen. I did, for the first time. Let’s see what I think and what John taught me about the band and their second studio album. This is the second of a 4 part series because that’s just what happens when John comes to visit.
https://anchor.fm/back-tracks-aerosmith-revisited/episodes/Episode-48-Bright-Light-Fright-e1u644o
This week John Mottola from the legendary Deep Purple Podcat joins us and rolls a Joe Perry cut from 1977’s Draw The Line, this is “Bright Light Fright”!
Aired 5-4-1982
Written by: Shelley Zellman, Don Nicholl and Michael Ross
Directed by Dave Powers
Stars John Ritter, Joyce Dewitt and Priscilla Barnes
John from the Deep Purple Podcast and Chris from the show Pod of Thunder join me as we discuss the shenanigans of Jack, Janet and Terri in this crazy episode where there is a misunderstanding about something.
From Scott’s website:
John Mottola, from the Deep Purple podcast, asked me to give this album a listen. I did, for the first time. Let’s see what I think and what John taught me about the band and their second studio album. This is the first of a 4 part series because that’s just what happens when John comes to visit.
Nate joins Steve Sumner on his new podcast, “The Great Guitarists.” The first three epiosdes were just released. Check them out!
Link to episode on Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2073909/11579103-ritchie-blackmore
Link to episode on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7csahCpAjpTfqTWey2nEBp
Is Richie Blackmore an enigma or just an a***hole? Either way, he’s one of the best guitar players there has ever been. Did he invent the ‘neo-classical’ movement? How big was his influence on metal? Let’s talk about The Man In Black.
Special guest, Nathan Beaudry from The Deep Purple Podcast!
See below for some thoughts on David Coverdale’s legacy on his 71st birthday from Nate as a guest on Vintage Rock Pod!
On this day in 1984 the classic, iconic, legendary MkII Deep Purple reunited to release the album Perfect Strangers. Blackmore, Gillan, Lord, Glover & Paice joined forces for the first time in 11 years to release a record many fans still hold dear to this day. Joining me to talk about this release is friend of the show, Nate from the Deep Purple Podcast!
Listen here: *THIS DAY ROCKS* Perfect Strangers
