We’re crawling back into Alice Cooper’s Welcome to My Nightmare to finish our Halloween episode! The wheel has questionable taste, Savino may need therapy, and we’re pretty sure something’s living in the basement.
The wheel has spoken, and apparently it wants us to spend Halloween with the Godfather of Shock Rock himself: ALICE COOPER! 🕷️
This Halloween, Rock Roulette is diving headfirst into Alice Cooper’s legendary Welcome to My Nightmare. Expect creepy characters, theatrical madness, and enough musical horror to make Savino check under his bed before going to sleep.
Will this nightmare be a rock ’n’ roll masterpiece or a one-way ticket to musical purgatory? There’s only one way to find out!
We are doing an audible and picked a record that Savino has never heard before.
We’re diving into Velvet Revolver – Contraband — Scott Weiland, Slash, Duff, Matt Sorum, and Dave Kushner forming one seriously dysfunctional supergroup with something to prove.
Will Savino discover a lost gem? Will we spend half the episode arguing about Guns N’ Roses and Stone Temple Pilots?
Rock Roulette hits the 4th Anniversary with a legendary pick: Jimi Hendrix – Band of Gypsys!
The wheel has spun us through 212 episodes, questionable decisions, unexpected classics, and enough rock & roll insanity to require professional supervision.
And what better way to celebrate than with Hendrix absolutely setting the damn guitar on fire?
We’re cranking up Band of Gypsys, looking back at four years of Rock Roulette chaos, and celebrating the fact that somehow… we’re still allowed to have a microphone.
Rock Roulette hits the 4th Anniversary with a legendary pick: Jimi Hendrix – Band of Gypsys!
The wheel has spun us through 212 episodes, questionable decisions, unexpected classics, and enough rock & roll insanity to require professional supervision.
And what better way to celebrate than with Hendrix absolutely setting the damn guitar on fire?
We’re cranking up Band of Gypsys, looking back at four years of Rock Roulette chaos, and celebrating the fact that somehow… we’re still allowed to have a microphone.
The makeup is still on, the hairspray is still flammable, and the wheel has officially finished kicking our asses with Twisted Sister’s Come Out and Play!
We’re wrapping up our review of the album that asked the eternal question: How much Twisted Sister can one podcast survive?
We’re finishing up White Tiger’s debut album, featuring the late, great Mark St. John!
After his short-lived stint in KISS, Mark was ready to sharpen those claws with White Tiger.
We’re wrapping up White Tiger and taking one last trip into the world of Mark St. John, questionable ’80s fashion, and riffs louder than Gene Simmons’ ego.
Hair metal? Big riffs? Questionable fashion choices? You know the drill. We’re spinning the record, cranking it up, and finding out if White Tiger deserves a place in the Rock Roulette hall of fame—or if this tiger should’ve stayed in the cage.