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In Episode 368 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin explains how replacement guitarists can become welcome or unwelcome distractions by transforming a band's sound, identity, songwriting, or fan perception. He highlights memorable examples from acts like Yes, Whitesnake and Fleetwood Mac.

Yes – “Changes”

Whitesnake – “Slip of the Tongue”

Dio – “Big Sister”

Fleetwood Mac – “Second Hand News"

Thin Lizzy – “The Holy War”

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LTA episodes are not usually filled with stories of soldiers suffering
PTSD while on R&R, working women who have to leave their children
late at night, mobsters who were guilty of violent crimes, strip
clubs, police corruption or the gentrification of Kings Cross…..but
here we go….



Welcome to episode 194 of Love That Album Podcast.



Over the course of the second half of the show’s life, my most frequent
guest has been guitarist Shane Pacey. He’s the singer, songwriter
and axe-slinger for The Bondi Cigars and The Shane Pacey Trio. He’s
also a big music nerd who listens to a wide variety of albums, and
I’ve been privileged to have him come on to the podcast to discuss
with me some of his favourite records. The weird thing is that until now, we’ve not devoted that much time to his own creative work. I knew that had to change.



In February of this year, Shane released his second solo album titled
“Cross Of The Heart”. In a world where concept albums stretch to
Tolkien or Asimov themes or nightmares or the 7 Deadly sins, I was
taken aback when I discovered that Shane was pursuing tales of Kings
Cross in Sydney. Before even listening, I knew that it would be a
rich subject to mine. There are stories I knew of, but many I didn’t
– be prepared folks, you’re going to get a fascinating history
lesson. I’ve started reading Louis Nowra’s book “Kings Cross: A
Biography” to get a greater appreciation of the history of this
infamous district. Of course, Shane being a great melodicist writes
some wonderful tunes, but it’s the stories and lyrics that are on
show here (co written with Shane’s partner Holly Campbell – she
does a terrific job).



Kings Cross has often been infamous for its crime, but as we discuss, it
was also home to bohemians and artists. It’s not just about the
stuff that made the newspaper headlines. There are many personal
stories told here, and it all works beautifully. Shane and Holly’s
ability to write stories brings everything to life. The SP3 drummer,
adds some spice on percussion, but otherwise every instrument and
vocal is played by Shane. It’s an album I recommend highly. It was
great to have Shane talk about his own music for a change.



The album is only available digitally. Search it out on Bandcamp
at https://shanepacey1.bandcamp.com/album/cross-of-the-heart

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In Episode 367 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin dives into why 1991 stands as one of rock's most transformative years. He traces the remarkable flood of landmark hard rock, metal, grunge, and more that redefined the music landscape in just a few extraordinary months.

David Lee Roth – “Baby’s on Fire”

Van Halen – “Runaround”

Ozzy Osbourne – “Desire”

Soundgarden – “Face Pollution”

R.E.M. – “Losing My Religion"

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On the 145 Episode of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus the guys discuss the future of the Star Wars Franchise.

Tom & Zeus both grew up loving the Star Wars franchise. However, lately the franchise has been taking a beating by critics and many fans. Many blame Disney, the scripts and more.

The guys discuss whether the current criticism is warranted and what they expect and want from Star Wars in the future.

Star Wars fans wrestling fans and KISS fans... Ugghhhhh!

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We're gonna make you an offer you can't refuse...because this week, we go way back to discuss some of our favorite songs of 1972 with the marvelous Anne Richmond Boston from The Swimming Pool Q's!

Possessing a crystalline voice, Anne's journey led her from church and high school choirs to the quirky new wave of the Swimming Pool Q's. Following their debut album The Deep End on DB Records in 1981, the Q's were one of the first Atlanta/Athens areas bands to be snapped up by a major label. For A&M, they recorded their self-titled second album (1984) and Blue Tomorrow (1986). A major tour with Lou Reed ensued, as did a major label makeover. Anne left the Q's in 1987, with her terrific solo debut, The Big House of Time (largely written by and recorded with then husband Rob Gal from The Coolies) following for DB in 1990. With such a promising start to her solo career, surely a second album was hot on its heels. Right???

Well, the intended follow up, I Should Be Happy, was recorded, roughly mixed, and then shelved for 30+ years for unknown reasons. Fortunately, the tapes were revitalized, revamped, and are at long last released! It's a beautiful song cycle about longing and loss, featuring a notable cast of musicians and singers.

That should make us ALL happy!

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