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The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 27

J-Man — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 11:00:45 +0000

This week on The B-Sides J-Man and Double C discuss Snot’s decision to reunite with a new vocalist and record new material. After hearing the new Metallica single, “The Day That Never Comes,” they re-examine their anticipation level of “Death Magnetic.” The album review of the week comes from Winslow and its debut release, “Crazy Kind of Love.” Double C wraps up the show up with a new segment titled, Where I’m At.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 26

J-Man — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 05:29:40 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C talk about 30 Seconds to Mars current legal troubles with its former label Virgin/EMI Records. They also talk about the perplexing smash hit “All Summer Long” from Kid Rock and the amazement of the songs popularity for not being on iTunes. The album review of the week comes from Columbus natives Red Wanting Blue and its new album “These Magnificent Miles.” Double C wraps up the show with his latest rock radio guilty pleasure.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 25

J-Man — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:17:01 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C clean house and update the people with upcoming Saw*Kick content and local concerts. They then turn to the news desk with the latest update in Velvet Revolvers ongoing search for a new lead singer. J-Man and Double C share their thoughts on the recent announcement of Wolfmother’s split, as they look to lay blame for the Aussie’s breakup. They close out the show with their review of Soulfly’s new album Conquer.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 24

J-Man — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 03:15:12 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C talk about Rage Against the Machine’s upcoming performance during the Republican National Convention. The album review of the week comes from Scars On Broadway and its self titled debut release. J-Man recaps his thoughts from Radiohead’s August 4 performance at Blossom with a mini concert review. The due also delve into the pros and cons of festival sized crowds.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 23

J-Man — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 04:27:09 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C discuss the reemergence of Cold and its plans to record a new album. They also delve into a philisophical debate of the relevance and future of radio, sparked by the announcement of the completed Sirius, XM merger. The album review of the week comes from the mini super group One Day As A Lion and its debut self-titled EP.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 22

J-Man — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 12:00:30 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C update you on a few stories reported on last weeks show, including their PSA on Jessica Simpson and Metro Station. Double C has yet another thing to add to his list of flip flops as he discuss his conversion to the “Rock Band” world. The album reivew for the week comes from the San Fransisco trio Dirty Orange Sun and its self-titled EP.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 21

J-Man — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 12:00:08 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double return from a mini summer hiatus to talk about the unexpected reunion of Snot. Double C has a cautionary public service announcement regarding Jessica Simpson’s new country album. The album review this week comes from Apres Vous and its debut EP “Old Songs.” Finally J-Man and Double C wrap up the show with a new segment titled What The F’! as they discus the song “Shake It” from the band Metro Station.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 20

J-Man — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 12:00:06 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C give a few judgment calls on some new material. The first comes from Slipknot who released the title track off its new album “All Hope Is Gone” for free this past week. The next comes from The Offspring and its new track “Hammerhead.” The album review this weeks courtesy of Mentor’s own Asphalt Juke and its album Tragedy and Recovery. They wrap up the show tackling the inner workings of Kid Rocks career and his latest song “All Summer Long.”

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 19

J-Man — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:53:21 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C welcome Saw*Kick newcomer Joseph “McCarthy” Shearer as a special in studio guest. The duo pick the brain of the latest S*KM critic as they get to know him a little better and discus his musical tastes. The album review of the week comes from Weezer’s third self-titled album more commonly known as the Red Album. They wrap up the show asking Mr. McCarthy to weigh in on the storied White Stripes Vs. The Mars Volta debate.

The Back Row B-Sides Vol. 18

J-Man — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 12:00:38 +0000

This week on the B-Sides J-Man and Double C riff on radio focus groups and the American publics incompetence. They also discuss how new American Idol David Cook murdered “Elanor Rigby” as they share a snippet of his rendition of the classic Beatles tune. Finally the album review of the week comes from Fiction Plane and its latest effort Left Side Of The Brain.