Rock Dungeon 57: Covered in Kisses and Baked

The boys play like an oldies radio station from Bizarro World. That's right this is the mighty 1960's cover episode we have all been waiting for. You know it's going to be good when Wade does like a half-baked intro. There is mucho listener content. Listen as TJ breaks the rules...or bends them for his WIZARD, Lord Shaper says no, I need to play two cover songs and he does while being at a Teaparty, Newcomer Barb get's 2 because she changed her mind and Mike was not sure if he played the right one or not... plus her other choice was way too cool to not be included. We are sitting on needles and pins while listening to Greg's choice, the smell of cinnamon was in the air during Chris' choice and AAron told us to Kiss off 2000 times. Michael plays a lot of Paul Gilbert in his master plan to further drag more into the lair of El Gilberto. No regular stuff... all covers baby... enjoy

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Music Clips

Joan Jett - Love Me Two Times
Iron Maiden - My Generation
John Lennon - Stand By Me
Queensryche - For What It's Worth
Blue Oyster Cult - Be My Baby
Hammer Of The Gods - Livin' Lovin' Maid
Social Distortion - Under My Thumb
David Lee Roth - Tobacco Road
Ramones - Needles And Pins
London - Oh Darling
Tribe Of Gypsies - I'm A Man
Iggy Pop - Shakin' All Over
Yellow Matter Custard - I Call Your Name
Pride And Glory - The Wizard
Ramones - Surfin' Bird
Waysted - Somebody To Love
The Damned - White Rabbit
Damage Control - Piece Of My Heart
Gary Oldman - My Way
Megadeth - I Ain't Superstitious
Neal Morse - The Letter
Tesla - We Can Work It Out
The Tea Party - Paint It Black
Gary Moore - Friday On My Mind
Paul Gilbert - Highway Chile
Type O Negative - Cinnamon Girl
The Groovie Ghoulies - Betty Jean
Gotthard - Hush
Richie Kotzen - I Want You Back
Talas - Stop! In The Name Of Love
Tank - Chain Of Fools
Social Distortion - Ring Of Fire
Black Label Society - Whiter Shade Of Pale
Amazing Journey - Pictures Of Lily
Kiss - 2000 Man

A damn good episode filled with damn good music!!!!!!!!!!!

ccordova2 wrote:A damn good episode filled with damn good music!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the drive-bye Carlos

Loving it guys!

I had no clue when Thin Lizzy recorded The Boys are Back in Town... I was ready for that fuckup...

Also I love that version of Cinnamon Girl... I knew it was a cover but I had who or when it was originally done.

Thanks again guys for a great episode!

Another great show guys, I think I can safely say that I enjoyed every song on this episode!Loved the Joan Jett song. Never heard that Queensryche song before but dug it(Geoff Tates voice is unmistakable). Tribe of Gypsies was pretty funky! The Waysted song rocked (another good song in my opinion is Hurts so Good...I heard it on a compilation cassette years ago and it still plays inside my head). Agreed....the Tea Party was awesome!!!More Groovie Ghoulies! Looking forward to next episode! \m/

Got to agree with the masses. It was a great show built on a great idea. It's hard to go wrong with a cover song, although Mr. Gilbert gave it his best shot. In my opinion the best of show were Queensryche's cover of "For What it's Worth", Social Distortion's cover of "Under My Thumb", and The Tea Party's cover of "Paint it Black". More than the others, I thought they all took great songs and made them their own. I've never heard of The Tea Party but I know now that I've got to hear more. That song was incredible.

Crimson Pig wrote:Got to agree with the masses. It was a great show built on a great idea. It's hard to go wrong with a cover song, although Mr. Gilbert gave it his best shot. In my opinion the best of show were Queensryche's cover of "For What it's Worth", Social Distortion's cover of "Under My Thumb", and The Tea Party's cover of "Paint it Black". More than the others, I thought they all took great songs and made them their own. I've never heard of The Tea Party but I know now that I've got to hear more. That song was incredible.

Good to hear you liked the show buddy. You make sure you tune in for what's next to come.... got some good stuff planned. And by the way, Happy Birthday Monday. Some Great People where Born in April.

Again, I'm a little late in posting but I really wanted to say how much I loved this episode. It was great fun listening to all the covers and there were definitely some surprises in there. Thanks Mike for finding a way to sneak both of my choices in there since I do love both those songs. And the Gary Oldman cover was fine! The only decent Sid version I have found is that video I sent to you. Everyone submitted some awesome choices with a lot of variety and that made for a wonderful listen. Thanks!

Crimson Pig wrote:Got to agree with the masses. It was a great show built on a great idea. It's hard to go wrong with a cover song, although Mr. Gilbert gave it his best shot. In my opinion the best of show were Queensryche's cover of "For What it's Worth", Social Distortion's cover of "Under My Thumb", and The Tea Party's cover of "Paint it Black". More than the others, I thought they all took great songs and made them their own. I've never heard of The Tea Party but I know now that I've got to hear more. That song was incredible.

Man, are you are taking shots at El Gilberto... I will let it slide because you just had a birthday and you are stressed out from getting older... keep it up though and the gloves are off

The Teaparty are a great band... I have four of their cds... once again a mass purchase and they were put aside. That is the problem with buying a lot of cds... stuff slips through the crack and does not get a proper listen.

I am glad you enjoyed the eppy... it was a fun one to do

Barb wrote:Again, I'm a little late in posting but I really wanted to say how much I loved this episode. It was great fun listening to all the covers and there were definitely some surprises in there. Thanks Mike for finding a way to sneak both of my choices in there since I do love both those songs. And the Gary Oldman cover was fine! The only decent Sid version I have found is that video I sent to you. Everyone submitted some awesome choices with a lot of variety and that made for a wonderful listen. Thanks!

I am awesomed that you listened again... the SD cover of Ring of Fire was to awesome to leave off... I really do not think of it as sneaking more of catering to a good friend

ALLROY wrote:Another great show guys, I think I can safely say that I enjoyed every song on this episode!Loved the Joan Jett song. Never heard that Queensryche song before but dug it(Geoff Tates voice is unmistakable). Tribe of Gypsies was pretty funky! The Waysted song rocked (another good song in my opinion is Hurts so Good...I heard it on a compilation cassette years ago and it still plays inside my head). Agreed....the Tea Party was awesome!!!More Groovie Ghoulies! Looking forward to next episode! \m/

You... unlike your brother have amazing taste in music I am excited that you enjoyed every song... that makes me happy. Somebody that was totally pleased ... but did it make you spend money?