The UCR Podcast
The UCR Podcast
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The UCR Podcast explores the past, present and future of rock and culture's biggest legends. Hosted by Matt Wardlaw and members of the UCR team, you'll stay up to date with the latest interviews, news, roundtable discussions and more.
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The podcast delves into various themes related to rock history, artist collaborations, and cultural commentary, including specific episodes like Joe Satriani discussing the G3 tour, Warren Haynes reflecting on Dickey Betts' influence, and explorations of classic albums such as Pearl Jam’s 'Vitalogy.' It also tackles the evolution of music consumption, artist tributes, and projections for future rock events.
The UCR Podcast explores the past, present and future of rock and culture’s biggest legends. Hosted by Matt Wardlaw and members of the UCR team, you’ll stay up to date with the latest interviews, news, roundtable discussions and more.
With Bad Company’s Rock Hall induction happening this weekend, we got together with Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott, a longtime fan of Free, Mott the Hoople and Bad Co. to get his thoughts and memories on being a fan of what Paul Rodgers, Mick Ralphs and Simon Kirke did both together and apart throughout their long career. He shares his happiness regarding the induction, telling us, “No band deserves it more.” We also talk with Joe about collaborating with Paul and Simon on a new version of Bad Company’s Seagull, Def Leppard’s Las Vegas residency and more. Note: This conversation was recorded before we learned that Paul Rodgers would be unable to participate in the Rock Hall induction ceremony.
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