Digital Killed The Radio Star Podcast

Charlie Overbey started his music career on the Sunset Strip with Bing Bang Babies. He then ventured into punk and now he has settled in as a singer songwriter in the country genre. It takes a talented musician to navigate all of those waters. This week Chris and Caton sit down to interview Charlie about his ENTIRE career. A big thank you to Caton for setting this up.

Tony Harnell is a very accomplished vocalist who has worked with Skid Row, T.N.T.., and Starbreaker. It was a real joy to spend a few minutes with him. Enjoy!

Chinese Democracy is the most expensive album ever produced and is also one of the most divisive. Axl Rose took more than a decade to release this highly anticipated record. Did it live up to the hype? Would the record have been better if it were short? Kyle Null joins David to answer these questions and more.

Caution: Explicit Content. Longtime Exodus bassist Jack Gibson joins us this week to discuss his time in one of the great thrash bands of our time. He also discusses playing bass with his finger rather than a pick and his love for country music.

Megadeth's David Ellefson and Thom Hazaert by Digital Killed The Radio Star

David and Chris are back once again for a topic driven episode. What are your favorite ten albums of the past decade? How many black metal bands will Chris list and will any Black Crowes related albums make David's list? The guys also spend some time talking about Rock N Pod, Wicked Cool Records, and the new Roxy Bl ue single.

Supergroups and Lots of New Music! by Digital Killed The Radio Star

Kyle Null joins David once again this week to discuss the career of Alice In Chains. This episode is a little different in that Kyle takes over as host and David takes a secondary role for a change.

On this week's episode we sit down with Roxy Blue's Todd Poole to talk about his band's long awaited self titled release. Todd discusses how they came to be signed with Frontiers, the new single, touring, and how the music business has changed since Want Some. Thank you to our friend Caton for joining us once again on the interview. Caton will be sitting in more regularly in the future. The new album from Roxy Blue is available for pre-order through Amazon or Frontiers website. Enjoy!

Ryan Hamilton Interview by Digital Killed The Radio Star

STRYPER Interview by Digital Killed The Radio Star

We are back this week with a podcast topic that we stole from The Podder Than Hell guys. We discuss eight albums from artists that we should know but we don't. This is probably our most eclectic episode yet. We hope you enjoy!

David and Chris are back after a brief hiatus to catch you up on the shows they have recently attended and give you some new music recommendations. David then turns the show over to Chris to discuss his favorite punk bands. Chris discusses them in chronological order from The Stooges to the Dropkick Murphys. He even persuades David to admit he likes a few of them. Enjoy!

Steve Stafford joins David this week to talk about one of the biggest bands to come out of England since the Stones. The band is OASIS. This band from Manchester would take the music world by storm with their sophomore album What's the Story Morning Glory?. Lead by the Gallagher brothers Oasis would be the biggest selling band in the U.K. and remain a big concert draw for the next decade. The would eventually self destruct and go about their separate ways. The leave behind a very impressive catalogue that David and Steven discuss along with some of their favorite songs. Enjoy!

Steve Wright is once again David's guest this week. They talk about an album most people either love or hate. The album is HYSTERIA by Def Leppard. Why do so many people hate an album that sold 25 million copies? Did it really take three years to record Animal? Did Steve really see the band on this tour and it not be in the round? Find out the answers to all these questions and more as David and Steve attempt to persuade you to love this album. Enjoy!

David and Chris are back this week to catch you up to what they have been doing since the last episode. Chris has been busy going to see Weezer and Deafheaven. The guys then give a mostly negative review of the new Son Volt. They then get into discussing their favorite music movie and documentaries. As usual their picks are eclectic. Bands discussed are U2, Metallica, Johnny Cash, Rush, Brian Wilson, and Wilco among many others. Enjoy!

Dave Chamberlin joins David this week to talk about the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers album ECHO. This is an album that was largely ignored by Petty and his band after it was released. The two Daves get into why this was such a sad and tragic time for the band. Heroin addiction, divorce, and a changing music business all contributed to the dark content of this album. Even with all of that going against it this is still one the brighter moments musically for Petty.

You wanted the best! Well you got David, Chris, and Steve LOL David and Chris have just returned from seeing KISS in Memphis. They talk about the concert then welcome Steve Wright from the Podder Than Hell Podcast to discuss their favorite KISS songs. Steve was a great guest as always. He schooled David and Chris on all things KISS. Enjoy!

David and Chris are back this week to talk about all that is happening in the world of music. Some of the topics discussed are the disturbing Ryan Adams article, Guns and Roses and Van Halen rumors, a hardcore documentary, new Ryan Bingham album, new Rival Sons release, and several more new releases. David and Chris swap albums that each think the other will like and guess which one will be their favorite. This was a laid back episode that we hope you enjoy.

David is once again joined by Kyle Null. They compare and contrast their recent Metallica concert experiences. David saw the band in an arena and Kyle saw them in a baseball stadium. They spend the bulk of this episode discussing one of their favorite bands PINK FLOYD. Find out why they both think the PULSE version of Comfortably numb is the best, the meaning of Pigs (Three Different Ones), and how songs on Animals evolved over time. Also Kyle reveals why the Norwegian band Airbag serves as a Pink Floyd surrogate for him.