Top 1000 Radio

It's a hard road when it's all over, but here in the centre of eternity--or the end of the world as it were--there's a sweet magnolia.

Spinning Rosetta's Tone, The Metal Byrds, Snow Child, Reckless Ways, and Eric C Powell

Don't be afraid of the TVC15 or Freddie trying to tie your mother down, CCR wrote a song for everyone. So, no one's going to tread on you.

In which I review the movie, Electric Jesus. Artillo plumbs the depths of the loneliness of a Sunday morning. Randy Jenner barely keeps his job.

It's prom 1977, or a wedding 1994, 1961? A 'happening" 1967? Another prom 1979? Wait, it's a patio party 1980. That's it.

On the road with Skynyrd, on a specific road with Bob, fending of JWs with Ozzy, making up for all the times they didn't say "baby" with U2, and GnR's first impressions of LA

A Sunset Strip band seriously eschews the comforts of loose women, The King pulls a Metallica and Phones. It. In., the Tall Thin Duke pretends to do the opposite of our Sunset Strip brothers, a NASA aficionado waxes poetic about bucolic beauty, and The Cars drive.

A sportsball classic, a metal groundbreaker, a roots rock classic, a very lucrative song about why you should feel guilty about poverty, and a funky-groove metal gem from the CHM heavy weight champs.

War, Warnings, Yearnings, Earnings, and Sacrifice. Four deeply profound songs and one that's just awesome anyway.

Boston slaps us with a banger, which would mean something completely different to The Beatles any day of their life. Elvis demonstrates peak vocal Elvis, Genesis isn't anywhere, and The Stones are making an ever so subtle pass at you.

Millionaires' Malaise! How does a naturally sunny personality like your host deal with five real downers? He gets Emo Sean, Artillo, and Jenn to tell him everything's going to be MEH!

The Purple One invents a new sport, Tom and the boys think you're a lucky gal, Skynyrd cranks the party past 11, Stryper drops some theology you might want to ponder, and the Stones create sportsball's greatest riff.

Pathetic TV addicts, Bittersweet beginning to Autumn, Creepy 60s dude, Deep Dude Thoughts, and Love's Lament

Bob runs afoul of the ladies, Elton (Bernie, really) yearns for the yoke, BB King shows The Edge how to play guitar, Creed share affirmations, and The Statler Brothers demolish my sarcasm-o-meter.

Rush gets out of town, Queen ducks and covers, Tom Petty does both on account of his refugee status, GNR's evidently too fancy for Boone's Farm, and Led Zep swings for the fences. Check out the lists at https://top1000radio.blogspot.com/

Two guitar titans battle it out with Christian Metal's heavyweight champs, the strongest band in the history of Northern California, and a highly regarded one hit wonder.

My review of Daisy Jones and The Six, Small towns, epic songs, big crowds, feel good blues, and don't tread on me anthems. Artillo and James Grainger add their reviews. Check out https://top1000radio.blogspot.com/ for access to The List of 1000 in Progress and The Challengers.

You have the privilege to struggle with these songs. The King of Rock and Roll sings about The King of Kings, three blokes carry on without their singer, Elton sings about a girl, Warren's an operator, and CCR provides the soundtrack for all of it.

Two songs made up on the fly, one featuring the alto recorder, one about a wolf, and The Colonel's wife's favorite Gene Autry tune.

Dear Rodeo, There's some dudes from Florida, a couple of formidable ladies, and some Massholes staring at me like I don't belong on this list. I hope the judge ain't blind.

Do you know what The Trees, White Rabbit and To Live is to Die have in common? Artillo's finna tell you.

A knock down drag out between a guy in heels, well two really, some laid back Cali boomers, some Irishmen, and a little American farmer dude.

Short but sweet!

One thing about tonight's episode, a dysfunctional domicile is likley to be crumblin down.

Mr. Blue Sky kicks Feed My Frankenstein to the curb.