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This week we fulfill an interview wish that goes back to the beginning of the show; fitting for our
Aaron and Chris return this week to cover the second half of a very dark year in music and history.
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With a show that's been in existence for nearly 4 years and has covered numerous facets of rock and
We're back this week to talk about the second half of a very polarizing album. Chris and Aaron ret
We wanted to get into something polarizing and divisive this week. Mission accomplised... Famed pr
After having full intention of recording a new Year in Review episode, life got in the way but somet
There's been a lot of talk in the KISS fan world about the original road crew. This week, we have on
Love is in the air once again...so it's time to break out some sappy shit! Aaron and Chris commem
Sometimes it's best to just start at the beginning; and this week we're doing just that. Aaron and
We dig deep into the Decibel Geek vault for something never heard before. Chris and Aaron present
After a week Down Under, we're back to a format that feels like a good ole pair of jeans. Chris a
Chris and Aaron return this week to bring you Aussie Rock volume 1! In this hour-plus episode the gu
On June 11, 1991 rock and metal history was made when Skid Row released their followup album. Sophom
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