Episodes

The glorious 80s made superstars out of glittery, flashy Glam bands. But what would happen if you took two albums from two of the most popular bands of the 80s and battled them to the death? That’s exactly what your …

The British are coming! The British are coming!! … Join co-hosts Hollywood and Dirty Jim as they welcome the British invasion and review three albums from U.K. Rock bands Supertramp (Breakfast In America – 1979), The Kinks (Low Budget – …

The Hair, Pop Metal, and Glam scene of the 1980s was at it's height by 1987 and David Coverdale, lead singer and founding member of Whitesnake, was swinging for the fences. And with the release of the self-titled Whitesnake album …

By the time 1994 rolled around, the Grunge and Alternative movement had taken over the music scene and left the 80s Hard Rock and Heavy Metal scene in the dust. Listen in as your co-hosts, Hollywood and Dirty Jim, discuss …

Listen in as your co-hosts Hollywood and Dirty Jim tell hilarious stories of their High School days while discussing Black Sabbath’s 1970 legendary album, “Paranoid”. This classic album sold over 4 million copies and spawned several rock radio hits...

Listen to Hollywood and Dirty Jim as they discuss how we all listen to songs that either we’re embarrassed to mention to others, or we love little known songs that we want the world to hear! See if you agree …

Listen in as Hollywood and Dirty Jim share many laughs and memories of the 1981 Platinum selling debut album “Too Fast For Love” by Mötley Crüe. From the hard and heavy hits, “Live Wire” and “Piece of Your Action” to …

What do you get when you mix Metallica and ASIA? … you get “The Odd Couple”, our newest segment in Season 2 of the GTFO podcast. Have fun listening to Hollywood and Dirty Jim going back and forth between both …

Eavesdrop on the conversation between your co-hosts Hollywood and Dirty Jim as they reminisce about partying in the 1980s on hot summer nights in Naugatuck, CT enjoying great music and hanging out with friends. Listen in as they review the …

Listen to Hollywood and Dirty Jim as they pick their favorite tracks from three Volbeat albums: Beyond Hell/Above Heaven (2010); Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies (2013) and Seal the Deal & Let's Boogie (2016). Volbeat burst onto the music scene …

Listen in as your co-hosts Hollywood and Dirty Jim revert back to their High School days of hilarious sophomoric humor while discussing the 1974 self-titled debut album by KISS. Containing a number of fan favorites such as “Strutter”, “Deuce”, “Cold...

Listen in as Hollywood and Dirty Jim discuss the Best-Selling debut album of the 1970's by the band BOSTON from 1976. Listening to this landmark album brings back so many memories you'll feel like going through your closet to find …

What’s a “Muad Dib” and “Gom Jabbar”? Join Hollywood and Dirty Jim to find out as they review the platinum selling album, “Piece Of Mind” by Iron Maiden from 1983. After the success of their sophomore album, “The Number of …

Join co-hosts Hollywood and Dirty Jim as they TAKE OFF to “The Great White North” and review three albums from Canadian Rock bands April Wine (The Nature of the Beast – 1981), Triumph (Allied Forces – 1980) and RUSH (Permanent …

Listen in as your co-hosts, Hollywood and Dirty Jim, review the 1987 album, "Dream Evil" by DIO, and find out the back story of Murray, the band mascot, to see if he was a benevolent Malacovian creature or something sinister. …

Join co-hosts Hollywood and Dirty Jim as they journey back to 1981 and reminisce about roller skating and getting together with girls at parties while listening to the album "Escape" by Journey. After six albums, Journey finally broke through with...

Join your co-hosts, Hollywood and Dirty Jim, as they share wacky and intimate stories about growing up in the 1980’s while Def Leppard clawed their way to the top, as the New Wave of British Heavy Metal rose to prominence …

By 1971, The Rolling Stones had already established themselves as Rock 'n' Roll pioneers. With the release of their next 5 albums between 1971 – 1976, The Stones cemented their status as Legends. Join your co-hosts, Hollywood and Dirty Jim, …

After the success of their debut album, “Night Songs”, the band Cinderella, with lead singer, lead guitarist and lead composer Tom Keifer at the helm, decided to shift the band’s sound to a more bluesy hard rock style with the …

In 1991, the “Seattle Sound” exploded and completely changed the face of popular rock music with releases from Nirvana and Pearl Jam. Then in 1992, Alice In Chains released their 2nd album “Dirt” selling over 4 million records and solidifying …

As the 1970’s ended, disco and punk were out, and the New Wave of British Heavy Metal rose to prominence in 1980 with “British Steel” by Judas Priest as it’s champion! With in-your-face metal tracks as “Rapid Fire”, “Grinder”, “Metal …

When “The Grand Illusion” by STYX was released in 1977, this multi-platinum album became a worldwide sensation. With songs such as, “The Grand Illusion”, “Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man)”, “Miss America” and the smash hit “Come Sail Away”, STYX...

When Skid Row released their debut album in 1989, it proved that heavy metal was still going strong by selling over 5 million albums. A feat achieved by only a few heavy metal bands with their debut album. On the …

Billy Squier achieved massive success due to the release of his sophomore album, “Don’t Say No” in 1981. Due to the songs, “In The Dark”, “My Kinda Lover”, “Lonely is the Night” and “The Stroke”, the album went triple platinum …