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2017-11-10VolumeOpen lines: Free-For-All FridayHistorical Listing
2017-11-09VolumeAndy Greene (writer) on the 50th anniversary of Rolling Stone magazine, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-11-08VolumeOpen lines: should cell phone camera / video recording be banned at concerts?Historical Listing
2017-11-07VolumeSnake Sabo (Skid Row), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-11-06VolumeJohn Petrucci (Dream Theater), open lines: farewell toursHistorical Listing
2017-11-06Hair NationCarmine Appice (Blue Murder, King Cobra, Vanilla Fudge), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-11-03VolumeOpen lines: Free-For-All Friday (1st hour), Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden), 2nd hourHistorical Listing
2017-11-02VolumeOpen lines: callers help Eddie fill out his 2018 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ballotHistorical Listing
2017-11-01VolumeOpen lines: albums that are considered failures or missteps but you loveHistorical Listing
2017-10-31VolumeHappy Halloween! Sammy Hagar (Van Halen, Chickenfoot), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-30VolumeLynn Goldsmith (rock photographer, author of Kiss 1977-1980 photo book), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-30Hair NationOpen lines (missing half of show due to power outage - sorry)Historical Listing
2017-10-26VolumeNeil Shah (Wall Street Journal) talks about trend of young bands sounding classic, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-25VolumeVinny Appice (Dio, Black Sabbath, Heaven and Hell), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-24VolumeEddie returns from vacation, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-20Volume"Best Of" replay - open lines: Free-For-All FridayHistorical Listing
2017-10-19Volume"Best Of" replay: Michael Anthony (Van Halen, Chickenfoot) and Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour)Historical Listing
2017-10-18Volume"Best Of" replay - open lines: Joey Kramer's "explosive" comments on the Rolling Stones, bands you're supposed to like but you don't getHistorical Listing
2017-10-17Volume"Best Of" replay: highlights from the first Trunk Nation show on Volume (10/17/2016) on the 1 year anniversary of the channel; Lars Ulrich (Metallica), Peter Frampton, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-16Volume"Best Of" replay - open lines: bands that should've been hugeHistorical Listing
2017-10-13VolumeOpen lines: Free-For-All Friday (last live show until October 24th, Eddie is on vacation next week)Historical Listing
2017-10-12VolumeChris Jericho promoting the new Fozzy album Judas, Eddie discovers a company that will press your ashes into vinyl records after death, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-11VolumeM Shadows (Avenged Sevenfold), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-10VolumeYoshiki (X Japan), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-09VolumeTom Keifer (Cinderella), Ace Frehley (Kiss), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-09Hair NationJohn 5 (Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson) premiers new instrumental cover of Metallica's "Enter Sandman", new Sons of Apollo (Mike Portnoy's new prog metal supergroup), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-06VolumeLive from L.A. Day #5 - Open lines: Free-For-All FridayHistorical Listing
2017-10-05VolumeLive from L.A. Day #4: Richie Sambora and Orianthi, Rob Halford (Judas Priest), Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2017 nominations, Eddie had a vinyl listening party at Sebastian Bach's houseHistorical Listing
2017-10-04VolumeLive from L.A. Day #3: Doug Aldrich (Revolution Saints, The Dead Daisies, Whitesnake, Dio), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-10-03VolumeLive from L.A. Day #2: RIP Tom Petty 1950-2017; Josh Todd and Stevie Dacanay (Buckcherry, Josh Todd & The Conflict), Tom Morello (Prophets of Rage, Rage Against the Machine), more on Vegas shootingHistorical Listing
2017-09-29VolumeEddie has technical difficulties as "Explosive" Ed Robinson tries to steer the ship solo; replays of Sebastian Bach and Glenn Hughes interviewsHistorical Listing
2017-09-28VolumeJoey Tempest (Europe), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-27VolumeOpen lines: the greatest front men in rock historyHistorical Listing
2017-09-26VolumeJustin Hawkins and Rufus Tiger Taylor of The Darkness, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-25VolumeAhmet Zappa and Jeff Pezzuti of Eyellusion talk about the Frank Zappa hologram, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-22VolumeOpen lines: Free-For-All Friday, Don Jamieson (That Metal Show)Historical Listing
2017-09-21VolumeJoe Bonamassa (Black Country Communion), Kevin "The Caveman" Shirley (producer for Iron Maiden, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Dream Theater), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-20VolumeJoe Satriani, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-19VolumeBob Kulick (Kiss, W.A.S.P.), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-18VolumeMike Portnoy and Derek Sherinian (Sons of Apollo, Dream Theater), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-18Hair NationMore with Mike Portnoy and Derek Sherinian (Sons of Apollo, Dream Theater), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-15Volume"Best Of" replay with Dave Pirner (Soul Asylum) and Rival Sons playing live in studioHistorical Listing
2017-09-14VolumeOpen lines: what was your gateway song into rock?Historical Listing
2017-09-13VolumeGlenn Hughes (Black Country Communion, Deep Purple), open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-12VolumeLive SiriusXM Town Hall with Scorpions, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-11Volume"Best Of" replay; Triumph reunion with all 3 original members: Rik Emmett, Gil Moore, and Mike Levine live from Toronto, open linesHistorical Listing
2017-09-08VolumeLive from Los Angeles - open lines: Free-For-All FridayHistorical Listing
2017-09-06VolumeOpen lines: celebration of record storesHistorical Listing
2017-09-05VolumeOpen lines: best rock show you saw this summerHistorical Listing
2017-09-04Volume"Best Of" 3 Hour Labor Day Replay - Eddie's SiriusXM Town Hall interviews with Alice Cooper, Deep Purple, and NickelbackHistorical Listing
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