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HHP EP5 The Rolling Stones SD 480p

Once upon a time The Rolling Stones were hungry, dangerous, and yes, heavy. It all started with “(I Can’t Get Know) Satisfaction,” which may be difficult to understand today given the racket that metal, punk, industrial, hip hop, thrash, hardcore, death, doom, and grindcore acts have been making in the 60 years since it’s release. We attempt to connect the dots.
Recommended Listening, Watching & Reading
Book:
Altamont: The Rolling Stones, the Hells Angles and the Inside Story of Rock’s Darkest Day by Joel Selvin
www.amazon.com/Altamont-Rolling-Stones-Angels-Darkest-ebook/dp/B018E2H3PA
Book:
They Just Seem a Little Bit Weird: How KISS, Cheap Trick, Aerosmith, and Starz Remade Rock and Roll by...

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HHP EP4 The Sonics SD 480p

Просмотров 811 дней назад

You may not have heard of the Sonics but it’s highly probable that Mudhoney, Nirvana and the whole of the Seattle grunge rock scene never would have existed without them. Their raw, gritty sound would be the template for thousands of guitar wielding teenagers hell bent on making a distorted racket. But were the Sonics “Heavy?” We discuss how and why they fit into our ongoing conversation to ans...

EP3: The Kinks "You Really Got Me"

Просмотров 718 дней назад

When Ray Davies sat at his piano in 1964 and wrote “You Really Got Me” he had no way of knowing that the song would not only kick start the success of his band, The Kinks' but also be the track responsible for launching Van Halen into superstardom fifteen years after the fact. You could even make the case the song’s signature guitar riff (designed by Ray’s bother Dave) was ground zero for what ...

EP2: The Kingsmen "Louie Louie"

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“Louie Louie” is the most covered song of all-time and one of the earliest garage rock seeds to ultimately sprout punk rock, heavy metal and many of their sub-genres. Among the heaviest versions recorded include those by Motörhead, The Stooges and, Black Flag none of whom may have even existed without The Kingsmen’s ragged version of Richard Berry’s 1956 original. On episode 2 Mike and Dave dis...

EP1: Link Wray "Rumble"

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The History of Heavy series premiere! We begin our chronology tracing the timeline of heavy music song by song in 1958 with Link Wray’s “Rumble.” Co-hosts Michael Huntsman & “Big-Daddy” Dave Lieberman discuss the social climate at the time, the emergence of the teenager and the origins of guitar distortion. Recommended Listening, watching & reading Electric Wizards: A Tapestry of Heavy Music 19...

The History of Heavy Trailer

Просмотров 41Месяц назад

A show that traces the chronology of extreme, loud and extremely loud music song by song. From The Kinks to Kiss, The Beatles to Black Sabbath, Miles Davis to Motörhead we dive deep into the circumstances, influences and popular culture that made each of these tracks seem so intense and groundbreaking when they were released. Hosts Michael Huntsman and "Big Daddy" Dave Lieberman take you on a j...