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Suzi Quatro has been rocking out live for 7 decades. Since she was a teenager with her sisters in The Pleasure Seekers in the mid-60's she has been on stage, singing, playing her bass and proving that she rocks hard, no matter what box you may try to put her in.

Suzi's new album Freedom is available for purchase and download and it's a rocker from start to finish. The title track is the lead single and she discusses how she and her son wrote that one and how she immediately knew it was a new anthem for her. They bring back that old Detroit raunchy-rock riffing with Suzi's unique voice on songs like Here's Ya Boots, Nobody Held My Hand and Shakedown and she even teams up with fellow Detroiter Alice Cooper on the MC5 classic Kick Out The Jams (and yes, Suzi says the expletive after Kick Out The Jams).

Hear not only about how she made this record, one of her best in years, but about her long career, about moving to England in 1971 alone, touring the world, making fun of nerdy interviewers, being a mom and being her unstoppable, determined self. Of course we ask a Happy Days question but are so glad she didn't keep reprising Leather Tuscadero so we could get more of the real Suzi Quatro over the last 50 years.

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Wilson Pickett, a name synonymous with soul music, has a catalog filled with timeless classics. From "In the Midnight Hour" to "Mustang Sally," his influence on the genre is undeniable. But in this episode, we focus on one of his lesser-discussed yet equally powerful--and damn funky-- tracks, "Get Me Back on Time, Engine Number 9 (Parts 1 & 2)". This song is a testament to Pickett's versatility and the genius of Gamble & Huff and the production team at Sigma Sound.

"Get Me Back On Time, Engine Number 9 (Parts 1 & 2)" (Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff) Copyright 1970

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Corrosion of Conformity takes center stage as bassist Bobby
Landgraf joins Metal Mayhem ROC to break down the band’s new double album Good
God / Baad Man and a pivotal new chapter in the group’s evolution.

Landgraf details how he joined Corrosion Of Conformity
through long-standing musical relationships with Pepper Keenan and the band’s
extended circle, stepping into the role without a formal audition. That
foundation of trust carried directly into the studio, where the band built a
sprawling double album through a mix of structured demos and spontaneous,
full-band jam sessions.

A key focus is the organic writing process behind Good
God / Baad Man, including songs that emerged in real time while the band
recorded together in the same room. Landgraf also discusses working alongside
drummer Stanton Moore, whose groove-driven style helped shape the feel and
direction of the material.

Beyond the album, Landgraf shares insight from his time as a
bass tech for Pantera on Metallica’s 72 Seasons stadium tour, offering a
behind-the-scenes look at one of the most technically demanding live
productions in modern metal.

With new music, a major tour cycle, and a refreshed lineup,
Corrosion Of Conformity continues to evolve while staying rooted in the sound
and spirit that defines the band.

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This week Tom & Zeus review the 2025 solo album from former KISS founding member and drummer Peter Criss, called "Peter Criss!"

Peter's highly anticipated solo album was released on December 19, 2025. The self-titled album is Peter's 6th solo album It features guests, like John 5, Paul Shaffer, Billy Sheehan, Piggy D and more. The album was produced by Peter Criss and Barry Pointer.

All lyrics were written by Peter and the music was composed by Peter and Mike McLaughlin who played lead and rhythm guitar on the album, with the exception of the 3 songs that John 5 played on.

The album was filled with a variety of songs and styles. However, it is probably the most rock record ever done by Peter Criss.

This is the 9th album by KISS members outside of KISS that SIOL has reviewed. As usual they rank the songs and then rank the album and covers against the eight previous KISS member albums outside of KISS.

Make sure you hear BOTH opinions because they are NOT the same!
So get ready to jiggle jiggle, jiggle jiggle jiggle!

Yeah Peter!

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Steve Kilbey, the long-time lead singer, bassist & lead songwriter for The Church has had a career that spans half a century. As he has just taken the band around Australia on their The Singles Tour and prepare to hit the US with it this summer, we checked in with our entertaining friend for the first time since ep 200 of The Ugly American Werewolf in London Rock Podcast.

Though we start out as we do with all First Concert Memories episodes - by reliving a special moment in our guest's live that revolved around a live rock show - we veered to take a holistic look at his career rather than rehashing a night from long ago. Steve saw The Easybeats - Australia's answer to The Beatles - in short pants at age 11 and had to fight off teenage girls for drum sticks and from there he knew playing music live was something he could and would do.

Steve regales us with stories of growing up in Oz, importing UK & US rock magazines so he'd be ahead of the curve and how his father, a musician that moved his family from the UK in search of a better life, was a huge supporter of his once he found his passion. Kilbey also talks about being disappointed in seeing his favorite bands live (T. Rex, Roxy Music did not give fantastic live performances when he saw them) and how that affects his approach to live music today. He navigated the cover and blues bands to find his sound and testifies that learning how to use a 4 track TEAC recorder gave him the confidence not to back down to the engineers and producers once he started to work in studios.

He also is a bit regretful of how he treated his bandmates in the early days when it came to playing on his songs. However, he and The Church would figure a way to work together and produce some of the best guitar music of the 80s and beyond. The band in its current configuration seem to be humming on all cylinders and are ready to take on the USA again.

We found Steve to be honest, reflective, and funny. Not necessarily regretful but aware of who he is and how he has gotten to where he is. In 6 years, this was instantly one of our very favorite conversations with a man who has written thousands of songs and isn't stopping anytime soon.

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