Aug. 12, 2025

Encore Show #69: GenX Rock Hidden Treasures with DJ Hollywood on 99.1FM KLBP Long Beach, CA

Encore Show #69: GenX Rock Hidden Treasures with DJ Hollywood on 99.1FM KLBP Long Beach, CA
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Season 1
Join Hollywood, on 99.1 FM KLBP Long Beach, CA Monday nights at 9pm, in his scavenger hunt to unearth GenX Rock Hidden Treasures from Classic Rock and Metal artists, as well as newer bands emulating that hard and heavy 70s and 80s sound. Enjoy 1 hour of deep cuts by Dee Snider, DIO, Slash’s Snakepit, Judas Priest, A Sound Of Thunder, Metallica, Green Lung, Accept, Crashdïet and Tesla.

Listen LIVE every Monday Night at 9pm (Pacific) on 99.1 FM KLBP Long Beach, CA or check out past episodes on the web at KLBP.ORG or GetTheFluffOutPodcast.com or all other major podcast platforms.

Fair Use Disclaimer: This show may use some copyrighted materials without specific authorization of the owner, but contents used here falls under the “Fair Use Copyright Disclaimer” under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976. Allowance is made for “fair use” for criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. This show is non-profit and for entertainment purposes only and is therefore not monetized. We are simply music fans who are using the vehicle of this show to provide FREE promotion of the music included and we insist on FAIR USE.

Intro and Outro music: “A Bit Of Evil” by our band Forced Entry from 1988; copywritten by Hollywood and Dirty Jim

Website: https://www.getthefluffoutpodcast.com/

Email: GenXRockHiddenTreasures@gmail.com 

GenX Rock Hidden Treasures 99.1 FM KLBP playlist on Spotify: Spotify Playlist for GenX Rock Hidden Treasures
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This is ninety nine point one FM KLBP broadcasting in

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the heart of beautiful Long Beach, California, and you're listening

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to gen X Rock Hidden Treasures with DJ Hollywood. My

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name is Hollywood and I am your host and tour

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guide in our rock and scavenger hunt. It's time to

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dig in.

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I don't know who you are, but what I do

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have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I've

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acquired her for a very long career. I'm a musical genius.

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A rock and roll radio station.

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Right.

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If we hear some tunes, it rocks, man.

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That's right.

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What's up? Scavengers. My name is Hollywood, and thank you

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for joining me in our scavenger hunt to unearth gen

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x rock hidden treasures from classic rock and metal artists

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as well as newer bands emulating that hard, heavy seventies

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and eighty sound. You can hear this show along with

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listeners in over one hundred and fourteen countries, live every

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Monday night at nine pm on ninety nine point one

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FM KLBP in the Long Beach, California area, or streaming

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on the web at KLBP dot org. And if you

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missed a live radio show. Don't worry about it. You

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can always check out all the past shows online at

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KOBP dot org, or you can go to my website

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www dot get the fluffoutpodcast dot com, or just do

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a Google search for gen X Rock Hidden Treasures and

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you can find the on demand radio shows on a

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podcast platform available in your country, so you can listen

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at your own convenience. Also, I want to go ahead

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and say welcome to those who I've connected with recently

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on Blue Sky social media. Now blue Sky it's formatted

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a lot like the classic Twitter, but I myself, I

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never did Twitter, so I thought, okay, let me go

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ahead and I'm gonna try out blue Sky, and so

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far it's been awesome, really really cool people. I've connected

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with a bunch of them. They're totally into exploring new

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hard rock and metal bands. And in fact, I'll be

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playing a couple of songs from two guys I recently

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met on Blue Sky Social an Italian guy who lives

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in Sweden by the name of Danielle Perone and a

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dude from Ireland who goes by the handle Abominable d RH.

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So I have a great show lined up for you tonight.

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Featuring d Snyder, do O, Slash's Snake Pit, Judas Priest,

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a Sound of Thunder, Metallica, Green Lung, except Crash, Diet

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and Tesla. All Right, Scavengers, Shout out to all my

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regulars out there. We got Dirty Jim Stanley, the British

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Dude from the Philippines, Canada, Da Macrack and Jay Williams

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from the Judas Priest cast, Scottie Two, Haughty Jones, Seawan

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Decker from Germany, Screaming Ray, Saint John and everyone else.

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Let's go ahead and find those tracks from the stacks

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of wax that gets our gen X blood pumping, because

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whenever we go through trials and tribulations in our life,

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we have to find a way to push through the

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pain and suffering and no longer become the victims, but

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we just have to turn it around and become the storm.

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As nothing there becomes suffering. Is this big of truth

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and willing.

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To hate working had I never thought we're not in

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the show.

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By Jams, We're only God has true health is a

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herd that hems it.

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God want I a given father says I want the

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but soo.

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Parin is nothing differing or yell they come the stuff.

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All we re do sup. Blowing that downmakes us stop.

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We are not red do so following that down as

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us stop.

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Supper lobe in a cent who say that they don't

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give them a slave that day is her to give them.

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A one o do not long, but no we want

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many fall sides tup. Don't break down every single.

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I can't something nothing to I know we all sothering

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the nasty A size wrap.

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My nests work.

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Got need to ride outside our doors rain, it's.

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Not they go by out going.

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Get out. They come the sun. Why we do so?

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We got turn next us time, but we are out.

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We do so.

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That down as time time sometimes waste got time, We

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got the time. Sometimes ways sometimes it's a way.

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Oh we all have do so way that down. Eggs stop.

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Ways one way back brown, egs do stop.

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Oh way we have been so way back down bags

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I stop.

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You're listening to gen X, Rocket and Treasures with DJ

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Hollywood on ninety nine point one FM KLBP, Long Beach, California,

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and that was a track called Become the Storm by

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De Snyder, taken off of his fourth solo album entitled

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For the Love of Metal, released in twoenty eighteen. And

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for those of you who don't know de Snyder, who

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was formerly the lead singer of Twisted's Sister. He has

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released five solo albums since two thousand and For me,

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this album has the right blend of classic heavy metal

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mixed with modern metal elements. But on this track, I

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love the sing along, melodic harmonized vocal chorus and the

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guitarist Charlie Charlie Belmore. He does a great job on

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the guitar solo. My name is Hollywood and We're rocking

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you on the beach here on the new k LBP.

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You be inside of yourself. You might say something you

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maybe it's just what you need. Letting the river.

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You can send.

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Away to the sun in a.

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Walk along grabby ross noting here.

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You feel it, You feel it, You feel the rough,

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y'all all.

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The clothes you know, you don't count it down.

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And finding your way the dog like so puck. So

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you feel it.

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You see it, You feel the rough, your fusty, nice

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feet it.

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Seeing you.

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Come in the maid, just like looking, though.

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Not in the maid of visiting, You'll be.

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A sound of yourselves.

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You might see something you don't know.

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Maybe it's just watching me.

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Letting.

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You really don't know that. You know, you can feel it,

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you can see it.

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You know the race you're you hear.

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Saying you.

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Watt in the mail, just.

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Not the way you always there.

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Watching the mail, helping suit. You pursue the breezy on.

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There's some kind of stuff.

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You're can't run therey.

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Your me, you shing the.

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Moment, pay down, you wear not nothing the meal.

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My name is Hollywood, and thank you for joining me

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on my scavenger hunt to unearth gen x rock hidden

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treasures from classic rock and metal artists as well as

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newer bands emulating that hard and heavy seventies and eighty sound.

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That was a track called Caught in the Middle by Dio,

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taking off of his debut album Holy Diver, released in

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nineteen eighty three. And as a guitar player myself, I've

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written tons of riffs and a bunch of songs over

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the last forty years. And the reality is, if you

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really like a certain riff, sometimes you use it for

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different songs and different bands and just maybe mix it

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up slightly. And that's the case here. This song, Caught

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in the Middle was originally a riff that Vivian Campbell

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used from his previous band Sweet Savage on a song

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that they called straight through the Heart. So Ronnie James

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DII heard that title and he said, huh, I like it,

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but he decided to use here's that title for another

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song on Holy Diver. But on this song, Caught in

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the Middle. What a great upper mid tempo song. This

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song just totally rocks. And what can you say, Ronnie

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James DIO, the voice of a legend. Up next, we

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have a track by the first band that Slash formed

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after he left Guns N' Roses. Here's a song called

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Been There Lately by Slash's Snake Pit. We are your

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underground radio station playing tracks you rarely hear on commercial radio.

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And you're listening to ninety nine point one FM, the

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new KLBP, all the.

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Seven years, the more Now and know where a moment ou,

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I'm beat.

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Up to shade, I'm going down, No I.

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Do my jocis dontell Stock and crying stop your crying girl,

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Well my lads and now saw sending ball and all.

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Stop on my Ris minded in my space.

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It's the damn.

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My Rising, the last one of my place. Amen, Amen, Amen,

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My let stuff the room.

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No no, put me down and listen.

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Said fast on me killing Nis go away live, then

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to live and now even gods calls that's not the

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l if never a day on man ever binding all.

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I got to set the bill I'm gonna by now.

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Like getting ride now.

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Rather mean nor at.

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The name the way, Well all my friends I need

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in my space.

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It's again.

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My present God, that storm lap, maybe.

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That lad.

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Amen, that lay Amen malay the best. No nice prison

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that's going by las coming now. I need a nice

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face prison last a man lay I be I alas

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a man lays.

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I.

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Then I like I can I.

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Then oh yeah, damn. If you weren't shaking your booty

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on that track, then why the hell not?

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Man?

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This is the new KLBP on ninety nine point one FM,

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Long Beach, California, where every Monday night at nine pm

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you can hear hard and heavy rock and metal deep

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cuts like you've been hearing tonight. And that was a

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song called been There Lately by Slash's snake Pit, taking

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off of his second album eight Life Grand, released in

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two thousand and There are so many great rock songs

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that traditional commercial radio has forgotten about or ignored, and

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this song is one of them. It was released as

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a single back in October of two thousand, but when

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was the last time you heard it on your local

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radio rock station. I mean, that's why you gotta tell

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your friends about this show gen X Rock Hidden Treasures

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on KLBP. Go ahead, and you can share my links

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on all social media spread the word. But you can

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obviously tell that this song been there lately. It could

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have been a GNR song of Slash Staid with Axel

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and the band I mean Slash. He just has that

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signature raw bluesy rock style in his riffs. And the

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singer here his name is Rod Jackson. He has a

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great raspy rock and roll voice, and I totally dig

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the piano throughout the song in the background. It's such

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such a fun song to play and rarely if ever

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heard on the radio nowadays. Okay, oh my god, I

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just I just saw the next song on my set list,

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and dude, I got excited right away and I love it.

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So why am I gonna play this song? Because I'm

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keeping it metal right here. Gen X Rock Hidden Treasures.

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I've been try up. That's I'm diet, that's sat out

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I've seen Reason takes the treason, that's the sadness, that's okay.

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Ser.

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Sa rac that's.

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B S B Stowe, a night of white and.

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Tig up, some.

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Stame, the Three Ways Stop some wonderful must go and

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knocked out.

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The night.

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Stole back, stole back, stop stop stop, Stop stops Stack.

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This is the new KLBP Long Beach, California, where you

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can tune into all of our shows at ninety nine

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point one on your FM dial in the Long Beach,

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California area or on the web at KLBP dot org.

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And if you click on the podcast link and the

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up or right, you'll see all of our radio hosts

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and each of our shows, including my own podcast called

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the Get the Fluff Out Podcast co hosted by myself

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along with the fabulous Dirty Jim, with over one hundred

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episodes over the last four years. And that was a

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track called Bloodstone by Judas Priest, taking off of their

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eighth album entitled Screaming for Revenge, released in nineteen eighty two.

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And Screaming for Vengeance was released when I was a

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freshman at Naugatuk High School in Connecticut, and this album

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was just a small glimpse into the future of so

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many great heavy metal albums to be released in the

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nineteen eighties. And that's not just Judas Priest, but so

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many bands released albums in the eighties that have become

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absolute classics. And yet to this day, forty three years later,

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when the DJ on the commercial radio station says, up next,

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we have a song by Judas Bries Rob screaen for Revengeance,

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I get a pit in my stomach because I know

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that they're gonna play you got another thing coming for

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the millionth time, where sometimes they're gonna go ahead and

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play the hell An Electric Eye, which is fine. I mean,

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both of them are. They're great songs. I love them.

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I'm a huge Judas Prieste fan. But when was the

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last time that they played Bloodstone or the song Screaming

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for Vengeance or Writing on the Wind or Devil's Child?

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Come on.

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That's why it's so in point and to support non

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commercial radio stations like KLBP or independent or college radio stations,

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because there's just so much more freedom in our format

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to play songs that are not the same songs over

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and over that we've been forced fed to listen to

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for decades. All right, my rant is done. Here time

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for a female fronted band from the Washington, DC area

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in the United States. This is a band called a

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Sound of Thunder with a track called it was Metal

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And you're listening to your deep cut hard rock metal

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show gen x rock Hidden Treasures.

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Shown hurt the ska Wok knows you're up to.

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Here's ups gotas all that time.

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It's from the cave house.

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Man to free saw, the flesh of the three.

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Kay and you start the fun of the strong gaps.

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It's twice the top.

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Up.

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Then that's been here six time?

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Can Yang up a sun?

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Name your two man? In nineteen thirteen, the.

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Rocky Spring Symphony, there's the crowd use control, then the

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blue smoth sealed the gross roads deal with the junnel

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barso j rais.

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Nack Yang that's joy in the screens.

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Time the start rings.

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But its lady Library man.

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Brain h one mas.

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Hers up six.

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Time breaking its step.

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Be gain bona, you're too man.

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It was battle.

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What is jock jock.

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J ne do job ndo jo. We love It's one matt.

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Let this bas time.

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Again dropt.

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The side that.

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One it's nothing the drop.

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My name is Hollywood and you're listening to gen X

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Rock Hidden Treasures on the new KLBP playing deep cuts

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and whatever We Want. And that was a track called

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it Was Metal by A Sound of Thunder, taken off

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of their seventh album entitled It Was Metal, released in

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twenty eighteen. Now A Sound of Thunder is an American

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heavy metal band from the Washington, DC metro area in

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the United States. They were formed back in two thousand

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and eight. And this band was brought to my attention

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by Danielle Perone from Vaxholm, Sweden, who, according to his

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Blue Sky social media account says he's an Italian hard

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rock lover living in Sweden since two thousand and nine.

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And Metal Nation gave this album high praise, saying quote

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it was Metal is nearly an hour long, yet it

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flies by in a hal of harmony, wailing vocals and

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addictive riffs. Despite the wealth of melody and energetic feel

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of the record, A Sound of Thunder did not short

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change a listener on substance or depth. Every track feels

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like a mini masterpiece unto itself. Each spin through the

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album reveals more details and invites another journey through end quote,

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so I haven't had a chance to listen to the

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whole album yet, but I'm looking forward to checking out

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the rest because I love the guitar work by Josh Schwartz,

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who plays some very tasty, melodic carmonized lixna solo and

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there are very strong vocals by Nina Assegueda, and as

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far as I know, I mean there's no relation to

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Mark Asgueda, who's the lead singer of Death Angel. And

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I also know that Jay Williams, who's the host of

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Judas Priestcast podcast, is a big fan of female fronted band.

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So there you go, Jay. The band is called a

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sound of Thunder. And thanks again to Danielle Perone from

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Sweden for turning me on to this band.

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Done to us as the thing got to you? What

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is best going to said boss to nothing, asking no

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play on back south story.

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My father would buy on the name is there?

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My body would buyo b.

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Say with the ancile died.

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Time is my j man mask.

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That's fine, said in my fine good.

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Bios by fine good bye uph So so we'll count

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the bock winds up that God to loll out, so

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sa all, my friend, my father would buy out.

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My fife would fight out, oh yeah, banging your head

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like it's the nineteen eighties, but feeling the pain because

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it sucks getting old. That was a track call Fight

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Fire with Fire by Metallic could take it off of

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their second album, Ride the Lightning, release in nineteen eighty four.

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And when Ride the Lightning was released, I immediately went

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out and bought the vinyl record, and I'll never forget

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placing the needle on the record and hearing the intro

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to Fight Fire with Fire. I got so excited hearing

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that sweet arpeggiated guitar intro with the harmonized acoustic and

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clean tone electric guitars. I knew that intro was creating

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this anticipation. And then at the thirty seven second mark

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you hear the symbol swell before again slammed in the

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head with that raging, heavy riff, and come on, what

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a masterpiece of metal that song is. I love it

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so much. It brings back so many memories. And this

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was actually the very first time I saw a Metallica

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live in concert in Hartford, Connecticut back on January eleventh,

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nineteen eighty five, at the Agora Ballroom. They were amazing

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and it was so frickin' loud. I couldn't hear from

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maybe three days.

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Up.

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Next is a band who formed in twenty seventeen called

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Green Lung. This is Leaders of the Blind on the

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new KLBPA.

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Stumbling in the time, got the speed as.

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You don't open where do you want you show it?

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But she's going now alas drawn up in the wils cause.

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Your dog never lead a thousand a nine So your mind.

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Need this out b so many time, so let me

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eat us up an don't like being a bow.

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Tim and.

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Daring st gad.

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It'll beat you. You got sort better where now you

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have make your scape?

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Now sad bus your bound and the beda off the

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b so your bat.

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So judas off the b.

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All sounds names once in the.

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Boss day.

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The windows stemm as he said, boyd bye.

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That's killed by I see out your backs two teens,

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I see has children basic.

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You're listening to gen X rock that's hard and heavy

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on ninety nine point one FM KLBP. And that was

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a track called Leaders of the Blind by a band

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called Green Lung, taken off of their second album entitled

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Black Harvest, released in twenty twenty one. Now Green Lung

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They are a British band that was introduced to me

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on Blue Sky social media by a dude with the

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handle Abominable DRH and man, I hear that song and

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that band is influenced by some seven. He's Black Sabbath

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with a touch of deep purple and rainbow. I mean

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the vocals at times they do remind me a little

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bit of Mike Patton from Faith No More with his

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vocal style. And of course I love the Hammond organ

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on this track. And there's also an awesome guitar solo.

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Really good stuff. Thanks again to Abominable DRH on Blue

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Sky Social Time for a song from the newly reincarnated

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Except back in twenty ten with their new lead singer,

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Mark Tornillo. This is Beat the Bastards.

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Hey, this is Mark Tornello from Accept and You're keeping

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it Metal on gen X Rock Hidden Treasures with DJ

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Hollywood on kale BP Long Beach Public Radio.

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You stand out explaining.

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To yond mail, leave a past, be eyer, be a process, ways.

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Have spat yond nothing. It's just enough of this stage.

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Why do your time the pail? What's what my.

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Open to a new part? Beyond my day line? The

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story He'll seesay spot where tip.

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Down your back?

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Why not where test wou jump first bit the fastest

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style black gow wop, the web raised, the brasstyle, my

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just firing your heart signs a pass of bun by

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the buck Stars and now there's no retire, go have

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your way, are bad the sea, no bs, didn stock,

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no web time look bo. Why not wear Thursday flat

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up first at the fastest style that no whip job,

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no time about it? Why not wear thurstyme wouldst job

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back the web at the fast thurstyle?

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Fair dining.

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L's last.

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Where my name is Hollywood And I'm here every Monday

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night at nine pm on ninety nine point one f

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M KLBP Long Beach and you're listen to gen X

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Rock Hidden Treasures. And that was a song called Beat

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the Bastards by Accept, taking off of their twelfth album

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entitled Blood of the Nations, released in twenty ten. And

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here is another album produced by the metal master Andy Sneap.

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I mean, the crunchy sound of the guitars is so awesome,

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and what a great song with fantastic riffage by Wolf

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Hoffman and Herman Frank and the new lead singer Mark Tornillo,

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formerly of TT Quick, seamlessly continues a gravelly vocal style

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of original lead singer Udu Dirk Schneider, albeit a little

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more understandably since he's an American dude from New Jersey

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without the heavy German accent. Let's stick with the year

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twenty ten and check out some Swedish melodic hard rock

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with a touch of sleazy glam. And I have a

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feeling dirty Jim is gonna like this one. This is

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a band called Crash Diet, with the title track from

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their twenty ten release Generation Wild.

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Night Sound waiting for the Midnight Jall times Now, Shadow stands.

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At nob round Rising, turning out the rod.

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We're trying to live.

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The father was a fat.

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Children of a nice So the shallow.

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Time screaming out loud, I can't a racer in the streets,

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buying at the break racial fish time.

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Ration wid.

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One nine of Shadow, Chasm Broken Bosom, the.

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Choor to medicare a restless.

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So for wound revolutions, I don't starting out rachel.

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To celebrates.

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The Children of the Knights song the Sultime screaming out

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hour on at a Racial in the street and the

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brain Racial beside on at a Racial Children of the

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Knights song, The Sudo Time Screaming an hour on at

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a Racial in the streets and side and Praise, Raise

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a Press High the tal Racial.

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Elder Nights Child.

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We've got the dance stool, the wool so fun. We're

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healing shapes and dolls a bone. The streets are.

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Waiting in that time.

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We're breaking down a fair and down was down and screaming.

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No No stun of Hoda style waiting for men, Child

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Knives song, Sun Time Screaming, Oration Say five, Pray Evasive.

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Song, sun Live scream Now.

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Stays Praised Conceptimera.

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Generation.

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You're listening to ninety nine point one f M the

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New KLBP, Long Beach, California, playing those rarely heard songs

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that deserve to be heard. That was a track called

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Generation Wild by the band Crash Diet, taken off of

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their third album entitled Generation Wild from twenty ten. And

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if I told you that this was a band from

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the late eighties that just didn't quite break through but

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still had solid songs, you'd believe it. Because this band,

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Crash Diet, they've really captured the essence of the late

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eighties glam scene. But they formed in Stockholm, Sweden, and

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released their debut album in two thousand and five. And

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I love the harmonized and gang vocals with that fun

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sing along chorus. I mean Generation Wild is another awesome

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field good song that's going on my Spotify playlist. Let's

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go ahead and wrap it up with some tesla with

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a song called Solution. You're listening to gen X, Rocket

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and Treasures on the new KLBP.

483
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Down to the White only in the.

484
00:55:04.440 --> 00:55:07.920
Work, down to the why and the kids all up

485
00:55:08.360 --> 00:55:11.880
brother make children so on horneys wow, And where the

486
00:55:12.000 --> 00:55:17.039
reason for food the seas staying up the sea land?

487
00:55:17.840 --> 00:55:21.880
I can laying in up the walls and go rolling

488
00:55:21.960 --> 00:55:23.679
on my hands and knees.

489
00:55:23.920 --> 00:55:27.519
We gonna make it all now.

490
00:55:27.599 --> 00:55:28.679
We can't changed.

491
00:55:28.840 --> 00:55:30.159
We gonna stay the same.

492
00:55:30.840 --> 00:55:33.960
Why I'm saying so in the next the blame to

493
00:55:34.199 --> 00:55:37.800
NEWSTI is, so what the change it?

494
00:55:37.960 --> 00:55:42.599
We're gone the mag through the tomatoes, kay.

495
00:55:44.360 --> 00:55:45.239
Down in in the.

496
00:55:45.360 --> 00:55:48.480
Good, falling out on the street, go see in the

497
00:55:48.639 --> 00:55:50.320
nine my soul. Canna make out of me?

498
00:55:50.880 --> 00:55:55.000
Mother Nature still long, honeys. And where the reason for

499
00:55:55.199 --> 00:55:59.599
food dcs staying up the sea land?

500
00:56:00.519 --> 00:56:02.719
You're lighting it up the walls.

501
00:56:03.840 --> 00:56:07.119
Go all that on my fans and knees to make

502
00:56:07.199 --> 00:56:11.280
it it all. You know, we can't change.

503
00:56:11.559 --> 00:56:12.800
We stay the same.

504
00:56:13.519 --> 00:56:18.000
Want he had something that's the same. Solution is, so

505
00:56:18.320 --> 00:56:23.400
you'll go change it. We'll all a mad through tomorrow.

506
00:56:25.960 --> 00:56:29.920
It's a new sho it's a mad could change today.

507
00:56:32.400 --> 00:56:40.199
Oh yeah, thank.

508
00:56:42.440 --> 00:57:17.760
I say, dawn to the wild, Come in the rope,

509
00:57:18.159 --> 00:57:21.599
down to the wild. All my kids are owned up, mother.

510
00:57:21.760 --> 00:57:26.239
They just down the hooknees, the weather breeching, the blood.

511
00:57:26.119 --> 00:57:31.800
The seas haying, I'm the sea lam can laying up

512
00:57:32.039 --> 00:57:35.159
the walls, come rolling.

513
00:57:34.960 --> 00:57:38.480
On my hands to knees, just no make has just

514
00:57:38.599 --> 00:57:42.480
a make hass Now we can't change. I'm gonna stay

515
00:57:42.480 --> 00:57:46.960
in the same volunteers and the next to play some

516
00:57:47.119 --> 00:57:53.800
new shie. So water change and we y'all to mag tomorrow.

517
00:57:56.360 --> 00:57:59.679
The solution, it's to make the change.

518
00:58:29.159 --> 00:58:32.719
KLBP ninety nine point one FM, Long Beach, California. And

519
00:58:32.840 --> 00:58:35.639
that was a song called Solution by Tesla, taking off

520
00:58:35.679 --> 00:58:39.199
of their fourth album called Bust a Nut, released in

521
00:58:39.320 --> 00:58:42.639
nineteen ninety four. And that was just a straightforward heavy

522
00:58:42.679 --> 00:58:46.639
metal song with a chunking metallic stutter riff. It's not

523
00:58:46.840 --> 00:58:50.639
polished and slick and there's no melodic harmonized vocals. It's

524
00:58:50.960 --> 00:58:54.719
just heavy rock and roll. Up next on ninety nine

525
00:58:54.760 --> 00:58:57.599
point one FM KALBP is a show called Noise Noise

526
00:58:57.679 --> 00:59:01.639
Noise hosted by Declan and he plays a hardcore punk,

527
00:59:01.800 --> 00:59:05.800
scream o, metal core, deathcore, and whatever else is noisy.

528
00:59:06.119 --> 00:59:08.280
So I want to thank everyone for carving out some

529
00:59:08.440 --> 00:59:10.920
time in your busy schedule to listen to gen X

530
00:59:11.039 --> 00:59:13.440
Rock Hidden Treasures with DJ Hollywood, and to get a

531
00:59:13.480 --> 00:59:16.639
little gen X nostalgic with me. Until next time, treat

532
00:59:16.679 --> 00:59:18.360
people the way that you want to be treated, and

533
00:59:18.519 --> 00:59:22.360
always be good humans. This is KLBP ninety nine point

534
00:59:22.400 --> 00:59:24.559
one FM, Long Beach, California.

535
00:59:24.920 --> 00:59:25.519
That's right,