Top 1000 Radio

Get ready for the podcast event of the day featuring Bob Dylan, Eagles, Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, and Lost Dogs! Bob Dylan will be bringing his monotone vocals, Eagles will be doing their best to hide their egos, Alice Cooper will be shocking you with his church presence, Black Sabbath will be making you feel alright like Florida Man, and Lost Dogs will be preaching the word of the Lord to corp...

Looking for a podcast that will transport you back to the days of big hair, leather pants, and unparalleled fashion choices? Then check out our latest episode, featuring songs by some of the most appropriately hyped artists in classic rock history: Guns 'N Roses, Elton John, Creed, Led Zeppelin, and David Bowie. We'll explore the stories behind the songs and make you feel like you're t...

How would The Beatles, Tourniquet, and Boston advise a miserable Lynyrd Skynyrd and Creedence Clearwater revival? 

Who would win in a fight between Prince and Buck Owens? 

Which one's Pink? 

Can one man create the ultimate 1000 song playlist with no skips? With your help he can.

A Pleasant surprise awaits you on tonight's challenger poll. Also, another inaccurate song note. See if you can pick it out.

There's an inaccurate song fact in this episode. Can you figure out which one?

What does the actress that played The Joker's girlfriend in the first Tim Burton Batman movie think about Wild Horses by The Rolling Stones? Don't care? Me neither, but you'll find out anyway on this episode of Top 1000 Radio: Song Battles!

Karate Kid, Rocky III, and Flashdance. Which song was considered for all three movies? Is there a better Boz Scaggs song than Lido? You're finna find out.

Who will win? The Stones? Iron Maiden? Who's going home? Rush? Green Day? Who is Tourniquet anyway? What's with all the questions? Find out on this episode.

Today's episode includes a Lynyrd Skynyrd song co-written by the late Gary Rossington going up against a unique Boston tune, a really old Elvis track, a deep menacing effort from Black Sabbath, and one of Tourniquet's pro-animal anthems.

In this episode, Elton, Elvis, Queen, Tourniquet, and Metallica battle royal to stay on the list. Paul McCartney and Wings, Motley Crue, and Joe Diffe vie for their shot to make it onto the list.

In this episode, I recap the first six song battles.

In this episode, we pit Triumph's Magic Power against Way Down by Elvis, Computer Blue by Prince, Rebel Rebel by David Bowie, and Crank the Knife by Tourniquet. We find out who replaces Turn Up the Night by Black Sabbath. Will it be The Bee Gees, Hall and Oates, or Jethro Tull?