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Finally an episode worth my time and talents! This week on the Perfect Album Side Podcast we get real big focusing on the iconic bass intro riffs! Yes, it’s about damn time. We scour decades of great music to find those intro rhythms with some serious bottom. Those first few notes are unmistakable and unforgettable! Join us this week as we take the PAS All The Way To The Bass!!!

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Steve and Wyndham delve into the legacy of iconic rock pianists, debating which legends deserve a place on the Mount Rushmore of keyboard players who shaped rock history.

• Tribute to recently departed Rick Derringer, known for "Hang On Sloopy," "Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo," Hulk Hogan's entrance music, and his work with Weird Al Yankovic
• Discussion of a recent classic rock countdown that surprisingly placed Metallica's "Enter Sandman" at #1 over traditional classics
• Billy Joel and Elton John considered piano rock royalty with both hosts ultimately choosing Billy Joel for Mount Rushmore status
• Little Richard unanimously selected as a foundational figure who "started it all" for rock piano
• Heated debate between Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder for the final spot on the piano Mount Rushmore
• Brief consideration of other influential pianists including Chuck Lavelle, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Freddie Mercury
• Announcement of next week's episode focusing on iconic opening bass riffs titled "All the Way to the Base"

Join us next week for "All the Way to the Base" - an exploration of the most iconic opening bass riffs in rock history!

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“Vocals Only: Six Mouths. No instruments.”

This week we toss the instruments and let the human voice run wild. From Motown’s silky legends to the boy-band meme that returns every April 30th, we crown the ultimate all-vocal Perfect Album Side—and try (badly) to hit those high notes ourselves.

You’ll learn:

• Why one diva hand-gesture stopped the world in 1965.
• How five Texans turned “Hallelujah” into a 750-million-view a cappella anthem.

Crank it up, clear your throat, and join us for an hour of pure, unfiltered harmony.

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