Rock Dungeon 24 Toto we are not in Kansas anymore

Episode 24 is the weird looking puppy you brought home from Mexico, he was sweet and just attached itself to you. It was expensive paying the illegal alien to smuggle him into the States but so worth it for such devotion. The Metal Prospector introduces the show as we dive deep into the unplugged, acoustic side of rock but still find time to discuss auto-erotic asphyxiation, breast feeding and the new genre called twat rock. Hurry up and get it before you bring your new pet to the vet for a checkup and find out you have brought home a rat. Get it Here

Trivia Aaron's Email scifidig@gmail.com

Linkies to the songs and albums:

Do You Love Me, from Kiss: MTV Unplugged
Halellujah by Paramore, from RIOT! (live)
Princess Valium, by Dogs D'Amour from King of Thieves
Way Beyond Empty by Black Label Society from Book of Shadows
You've Got No Friends by Bourbon Crow from Long Way To the Bottom
Hurricane by Bob Dylan from The Rolling Thunder Revue
I am Satan, by Paul Gilbert from Acoustic Samurai
The Lady Wore Black, by Queensryche
Rebel Yell by Billy Idol from VH1 Storytellers
Life In Technicolor ii by Coldplay, from Prospekt's March
Learning to Fall by Ricky Warwick from Love Many, Trust Few
Let Down by Radiohead, from OK Computer
Radar Love by Golden Earring from Naked Truth

Nice job on the forum! Very organized. Surely this can't be Mike's work!?!?!?
New RD WooHoo!

Well you know it was not my handiwork...we have forum fairies that come and do the stuff for us...don't you?

Does that title mean you guys played Toto and Kansas?

Listened to the trivia and you guys crack me up!

Any show that mentions Dylan and the Rolling Thunder Review is all aces in my book.

Heeeeeeey!! I love the softer side of things so this was definitly to my liking!!!

Book of Shadows is a awesome album! one of Zakk's best!!

whoo hoo Queensryche!!! my local metal station (the best in the southwest) have had backstage & in the studio w/queensryche a couple of times (they always come on the air when they roll through town). they got some great acoustic sets recorded! awesome stuff!
http://94rock.com/podcast/Queensryche_live_at_94rock.xml

they also got a killer live acoustic judas priest set from before a show they did here in town..

I really enjoyed Rebel Yell. I hadn't heard that version before.

You guys should do an 80's unplugged show.

Hey guys, I'm back. Been listening to the show consistently, I just sorta fell off of posting. Anyway, I dug this episode. It's always nice to hear the acoustic stuff. I dug the Kiss and Queensryche tracks you played. Also, the quiz in the middle is a nice addition. Keep it up.
Finally, I would advise against making jokes about David Carradine. I did while doing stand-up on Saturday, and as soon as I had finished the joke, the fire alarm went off. If that's not a sign I don't know what is.

Luke wrote:Hey guys, I'm back. Been listening to the show consistently, I just sorta fell off of posting. Anyway, I dug this episode. It's always nice to hear the acoustic stuff. I dug the Kiss and Queensryche tracks you played. Also, the quiz in the middle is a nice addition. Keep it up.
Finally, I would advise against making jokes about David Carradine. I did while doing stand-up on Saturday, and as soon as I had finished the joke, the fire alarm went off. If that's not a sign I don't know what is.

Yeah, Karma took care of that one for you. I told another one the other day, and got a "oooo, too soon" look.

Luke wrote:Hey guys, I'm back. Been listening to the show consistently, I just sorta fell off of posting. Anyway, I dug this episode. It's always nice to hear the acoustic stuff. I dug the Kiss and Queensryche tracks you played. Also, the quiz in the middle is a nice addition. Keep it up.
Finally, I would advise against making jokes about David Carradine. I did while doing stand-up on Saturday, and as soon as I had finished the joke, the fire alarm went off. If that's not a sign I don't know what is.

Luke I missed you...I thought you had joined Britney Fox on the road and were opening for them. Listen do a joke about baby's nursing on a 450 pound woman while smothering on the teat and pulling themselves off...let me know what happens

ccordova2 wrote:Heeeeeeey!! I love the softer side of things so this was definitly to my liking!!!

Oh I was so scared that the mighty pythons would be coming for me demanding you play Harder stuff...none of this twat rock...if it's not cock I do not want it....Ok maybe not like that ..but you get the picture

Queensryche and Radiohead! Both winners for me. That version of The Lady Wore Black is also on the remaster of The Warning as a bonus track. I don't have the unplugged CD, but I wish I did.

The rest of the music this time out was kind of "meh". But you guys were funny and entertaining as usual.

Eric wrote:Queensryche and Radiohead! Both winners for me. That version of The Lady Wore Black is also on the remaster of The Warning as a bonus track. I don't have the unplugged CD, but I wish I did.

The rest of the music this time out was kind of "meh". But you guys were funny and entertaining as usual.

Did you like the trivia...was it too soon to go David Carradine...how do you feel about 450 pound woman beastfeeding on a train?...c'mon man we want to know

Michael wrote:
Did you like the trivia...was it too soon to go David Carradine...how do you feel about 450 pound woman beastfeeding on a train?...c'mon man we want to know

Oh yeah, I did like the trivia. Keep it coming Aaron. Not too soon for the Carradine jokes considering the way he seems to have gone out. I don't like the image in my head of the 400 lb woman breastfeeding, but it was funny.

That's what I am talking about...now we know the rest of the story

Good show, I'm for the concept shows, even if I don't like all the music. The trivia was great. My favorite part was when Heath was like "that's so obvious it's Kiss, right?" and Mike kind of when "uh, yeah!" or whatever, it was completely obvious he had no idea. Heh. For the record I'd never be able to get any of these either. Bet you guys would kill if it were one of those hear the first 5 seconds things.

dbm wrote:Good show, I'm for the concept shows, even if I don't like all the music. The trivia was great. My favorite part was when Heath was like "that's so obvious it's Kiss, right?" and Mike kind of when "uh, yeah!" or whatever, it was completely obvious he had no idea. Heh. For the record I'd never be able to get any of these either. Bet you guys would kill if it were one of those hear the first 5 seconds things.

Glad you liked it...you were right I had no idea...and I like being obvious...The trivia segments are getting very positive reviews from pretty much everybody...I personally think its because people like to hear us fumble and sound downright clever trying to answer them...anyway thank you for listening

Michael wrote:
Glad you liked it...you were right I had no idea...and I like being obvious...The trivia segments are getting very positive reviews from pretty much everybody...I personally think its because people like to hear us fumble and sound downright clever trying to answer them...anyway thank you for listening

That's exactly it. The gold is hearing you guys responding back and fumbling for answers.

There Eric gets it....hearing us fumble and suck is comedy gold