Five songs from Black Sabbath, The Moody Blues, The Five Americans, Hypnotic Floor and The Nude Party, plus a Moody Blues cassette from our Mixtape. The post The Mixtape #3: Black Sabbath blew out the power appeared first on InternetFM.

Issue #3: Black Sabbath, The Moody Blues, The Five Americans, Hypnotic Floor and The Nude Party, plus a Moody Blues cassette from Steve’s collection. The post The Mixtape #3: Black Sabbath blew out the power appeared first on InternetFM.

It became the most requested song in Dallas before the band even had a record in stores. The Five Americans started out as The Mutineers at Southeastern State College in Durant, Oklahoma, and moved to Dallas in 1964. In 1965 they recorded a handful of their own songs at a small local studio and took […] The post Song of the Day: “I See the Light” by The Five Americans appeared first on InternetFM.

Here’s what’s on Acid Flashback Radio this weekend. For more on each show, see our weekend shows page. Friday Acid Flashback Friday (noon ET) welcomes guest DJ Ken from Mississippi, who takes over all three hours with a great mix of deep tracks, old and new. The first hour has Jethro Tull’s “Curious Ruminant,” Pink […] The post This Weekend on Acid Flashback Radio: October 30-November 1 appeared first on InternetFM.

Here’s a deep track from side A of a Moody Blues tape I made in December 1984. “Nice to Be Here” comes from Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, the 1971 album that hit No. 1 in the UK and No. 2 in the U.S. It was an album track, not a single, and it’s not […] The post Song of the Day: “Nice To Be Here” by The Moody Blues appeared first on InternetFM.

Track two, side A. That’s where this song sits on a Moody Blues tape I made in December 1984, right after the opener “Procession.” I labeled the cassette by hand and wrote the years on the J-card, which tells you how seriously I took it. The album is Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, released in […] The post Song of the Day: “The Story In Your Eyes” by The Moody Blues appeared first on InternetFM.

Issue #2: Pink Floyd, Angine de Poitrine, The Inmates, XTC and Gentle Giant, plus a Pink Floyd cassette from Steve’s collection. The post The Mixtape #2: Two guys in masks, one Pink Floyd deep cut appeared first on InternetFM.

Here’s what’s on Acid Flashback Radio this weekend. For more on each show, see our weekend shows page. Friday Acid Flashback Friday (noon ET) welcomes guest DJ Mr. Peabody, author of a number of our Songs of the Day, who takes over all three hours with a mix of deep tracks from well-known bands and […] The post This Weekend on Acid Flashback Radio: October 23-25 appeared first on InternetFM.

A new live album, a fall tour that starts Friday, and Winter Tour 2027 dates from Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, plus our interview with Greg Ormont. The post Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Drop a Live Album and Hit the Road appeared first on InternetFM.

Due to demand, the Eagles have added Friday, January 8 and Saturday, January 9 to their Las Vegas run at Sphere, bringing the residency to 74 shows. The post Eagles Add Two More Nights at Sphere, and Vegas Still Can’t Get Enough appeared first on InternetFM.

Issue #1: DOOM GONG, Six Foot Blonde, the Electric Prunes, Blue Cheer and Supertramp live at Hammersmith in 1975, plus an early 80s tape of the week. The post The Mixtape #1: Press Play appeared first on InternetFM.

Here’s what’s on Acid Flashback Radio this weekend. For more on each show, see our weekend shows page. Friday Acid Flashback Friday with DJ Uncle Steve (noon ET) features birthday salutes for Nico (1938), Fred Turner of BTO (1943) and Bob Weir (1947), plus a look at Surrealistic Pillow in honor of Grace Slick’s first […] The post This Weekend on Acid Flashback Radio: October 16-18 appeared first on InternetFM.

Eric and I went looking for some live music to celebrate his birthday in 2023, and we landed on Zepparella at the Des Plaines Theatre outside Chicago. We were so glad we did. Zepparella is an all-female Led Zeppelin tribute band, and each member did a terrific job of capturing her counterpart. Anna Kristina handles […] The post Zepparella Drummer Clementine: Picking Up Sticks at 27 and Honoring John Bonham appeared first on InternetFM.

Genesis are a British rock band formed in 1967 at Charterhouse School in Surrey, England. Over a career spanning more than five decades, they evolved from art rock and progressive pioneers into one of the best-selling pop acts of the 1980s. The change was so complete that fans of the early catalog and fans of […] The post Genesis: Band History & Biography appeared first on InternetFM.

Louisville’s seven-piece “Denim Psyche” outfit has two drummers, a shared kick drum, and a very big gong. Every so often a band comes along that doesn’t sound like anybody else, even when the name-dropping starts. Fans of the Oh Sees, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, or Nolan Potter will feel right at home with […] The post DOOM GONG Builds a Universe of Their Own, One Gong Hit at a Time appeared first on InternetFM.

Here’s what’s on Acid Flashback Radio this weekend. For more on each show, see our weekend shows page. Friday Acid Flashback Friday with DJ Uncle Steve (noon ET) falls on October 9, the shared birthday of John Entwistle of The Who (1944), Jackson Browne (1948) and John Lennon (1940). We pay tribute to all three, […] The post This Weekend on Acid Flashback Radio: October 9-11 appeared first on InternetFM.

Steve Leventhal interviews Andy Sherriff of Chapterhouse about the shoegaze classic Whirlpool, the story behind Pearl, and the 35th anniversary tour. The post A Conversation with Andy Sherriff of Chapterhouse appeared first on InternetFM.

I'm your favorite Uncle Marty on The 3D RadioActivity number 809 with DaytonAiredale as we observe part six of our Musical Memorial tribute to the remembrance of the artists who have left us in January and February of this year by playing cuts from their catalog. The post 3D’s 2026 Musical Memorial Tribute PtVI appeared first on InternetFM.

I was listening to Acid Flashback when a cover of “Dirty Water” came on. I was sure it was Mick Jagger singing. It wasn’t. The singer is Bill Hurley of The Inmates, a British pub rock band. Their version reached number 51 on the Billboard Hot 100 in January 1980 and helped launch their debut […] The post Song of the Day: “Dirty Water” by The Inmates appeared first on InternetFM.

Here’s what’s on Acid Flashback Radio this weekend. For more on each show, see our weekend shows page. Friday Acid Flashback Friday with DJ Uncle Steve (noon ET) features songs from Pink Floyd’s Atom Heart Mother, released in the UK on October 2, 1970, plus birthday salutes to Don McLean (1945), Mike Rutherford of Genesis […] The post This Weekend on Acid Flashback Radio: October 2-4 appeared first on InternetFM.

Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies may have been the driving force behind the English rock group Supertramp, but the unique sound of the band wouldn’t have been the same without Dougie Thomson’s bass riffs, Bob Siebenberg’s drums and percussion, and most importantly, John Helliwell’s well-placed saxophone and clarinet solos. From Clarinet Lessons to “Have Sax, […] The post A Conversation with John Helliwell of Supertramp appeared first on InternetFM.

Madfish is releasing an eight-CD collection of rare American concert recordings from Gentle Giant's classic years, plus a 60-page hardback book. The post Gentle Giant’s Front Row Center: Eight CDs of Rare US Live Recordings Arrive November 27 appeared first on InternetFM.

Here’s what’s on Acid Flashback Radio this weekend. For more on each show, see our weekend shows page. Friday Acid Flashback Friday with DJ Uncle Steve (noon ET) features Average White Band, Roxy Music and Fotheringay, and marks the anniversary of the Beatles’ Abbey Road, released September 26, 1969. More on this day in rock […] The post This Weekend on Acid Flashback Radio: September 25-27 appeared first on InternetFM.