Look! It’s Rock ’N’ Roll Podcast

Ken, Lonnie, and Julian construct a "Best of Blackfoot" from the first seven studio albums.

Mark, Lonnie, Ken, and Julian dig into Alice Cooper's "Killer," released in 1971, the latest listener-pick selection!

Mark, Lonnie, Ken, and Julian dig into Iron Maiden's "Somewhere in Time," released in 1986, and discuss whether it has passed the test of time...

Julian is joined by British progressive rock/crossover prog artist Joe Bailey, to discuss his sixth album, "Ghosts," being released May 14, 2021. The first single, "Waiting," is out now with a stunning video. https://joebailey1.bandcamp.com/

Lonnie, Ken, Julian, and Mark evaluate the debut from Velvet Revolver released in June 2004...

Julian, Bill, and Andy dig into Part 1 of W.A.S.P.'s "Neon God" released in April 2004...

Julian is joined by Cowboy Mach Bell who has published "Once A Rocker, Always A Rocker," his diary of his time with the Joe Perry Project, 1982-84. Find out all things Mach at oncearocker.com

Ken, Lonnie, Mark, and Julian explore the Scorpions' 1979 album, Lovedrive!

Julian, Bill, and Andy dig into W.A.S.P.'s tenth studio album, "Dying for the World," released in June 2002...

Mark, Julian, Lonnie, and Ken dissect Blue Murder's self-titled 1989 album!

Julian, Bill, and Andy dig into W.A.S.P.'s ninth studio album, "Unholy Terror," released in April 2001...

Mark, Julian, Lonnie, and Ken dissect Def Leppard's heavy metal album, "High 'N' Dry," and it's not even Saturday Night!

Julian, Bill, and Andy get out the ammonia to discuss W.A.S.P.'s eighth studio album, "Helldorado," released in May 1999...

Julian, Mark, Lonnie and Ken review the new AC/DC album, "Power Up."

Julian, Mark, and Daniel discuss the power and metallic glory of Judas Priest's definitive "PainKiller!"

Julian is joined by Canadian Progressive Metal/Rock artist Mark Anthony K, the mastermind behind Projekt Gemineye, for an exploration of his new album "In The Year 3073, Book II" being released Nov. 7, 2020. The first single, "Sacred Sons," is out NOW! Pre-orders for physical CDs start Nov. 1. Check out the music, the artist, and their musical journey at: https://projektgemineye.bandcamp.com/

David, Mark, and Ken discuss the varying flavours of the Sweet's classic "Desolation Boulevard," an album chock full of glam goodness...

Julian, Mark, and David celebrate the classic era if Eddie Van Halen's band catalogue with their thoughts and memories from the album and musician...

Julian, Andy, and Bill discuss the 1997 W.A.S.P. album "Kill.Fuck.Die."

Mark reviews "Live at the Roundhouse," a concert film by Nick Mason's "Saucerful of Secrets" featuring only pre-DSOTM material from Pink Floyd breathing life to an oft-neglected but not forgotten era of the band that echoes to this day...

Julian, David, Mark, and Ken discuss a listener's pick: Queen's "Jazz" album! Check out our thoughts on this album neatly sandwiched between "News of the World" and "The Game."

Julian is rokkin' with Dokken for a quick review of the new archival anthology "Lost Songs," which includes material dating back to the earliest part of Don Dokken's career.

Julian, Andy, and Bill discuss the W.A.S.P. album "Still Not Black Enough," and we don't forget "First Blood Last Cuts."

Mark and Julian delve into a tangent from a previous KissFAQ Podcast, the Rush album "Presto" and some of their other high and low points from that band's catalogue!

Julian, Mark, and Lonnie dig into Dokken's "Under Lock and Key" album from 1985!

Today's new release focus is with Canadian artist Lee McCormack who has is releasing a new single, "Train to Heartbreak,"" on June 5, 2020. The song was recorded at the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, TN. For more information on ordering, please visit http://moonviolet.com/

Julian, Mark, Ken, and guest Steve dig into the highs and lows of Van Halen's first two studio albums!

Lonnie, Mark, Ken, and Julian dig into Black Sabbath's 1980 album, "Heaven And Hell," to discuss it's highs and lows from varying perspectives!

Julian, Andy, and Bill discuss the W.A.S.P. album "Crimson Idol," and touch a bit on "ReIdolized."

Julian, Andy, and Bill discuss the W.A.S.P. albums "Electric Circus" through "Headless Children" in second first W.A.S.P. chat. Check out the "Lake of Fools" video mentioned during the show at: https://youtu.be/mVHud71Xn-w

Julian, Andy, and Brant discuss the first two W.A.S.P. albums in this first W.A.S.P. chat. Check out Brant's Podcast at youtube.com/inmyhead

Lonnie, Mark, and Julian dig into Aerosmith's 1993 album, "Get A Grip," to discuss it's highs and lows from varying perspectives!

Julian reviews marvelous Def Leppard "Early Years" box that was released March 20...

Mark, Ken, Lonnie, and Julian dig into Electric Light Orchestra's 1981 concept album, "Time," to discuss it's highs and lows from some first time listener perspectives!

Today we focus on Canadian band Freeways and their forthcoming album "True Bearings." Strong hard rock style, with a sense of melody, sure to resonate with fans of Thin Lizzy. Please check it out at https://templeofmystery.bandcamp.com/album/freeways-true-bearings

Today we focus on the debut single from the Canadian/British progressive metal collaboration, Dark Monarchy, "Bed Of Posers." It's very melodic with lots of guitars, heavy drums, and lots of symphonic parts. Please check it out at https://thedarkmonarchy.bandcamp.com/

Julian and Mark are joined by musician and producer David Donley to discuss their top-UK singles and David's Venus Reaction single "Crashing Up;" and a whole lot more! This episode was previously Ep.001 of the now-defunct Electric Ballroom Podcast in 2019...

Julian reviews the new GIRL 6-CD "Wasted Youth" box set which compiles a lot of previously released material into one value-priced box...

Julian, Lonnie, Mark and Ken dissect Guns 'N' Roses' two 1991 Illusion albums to create a single 12-song Delusion...

Julian, Lonnie, Mark and Daniel break the chains to debut Look! It's Rock 'n' Roll, the new KissFAQ Podcast that allows the group to discuss KISS-related and utterly non-related music and bands. In this first episode, we tackle a tangent: Our top-5 favourite albums from KISS opening acts, 1974-79...