The Thursday Rock Show: Drivetime

It's time for The Thursday Rock Show once again, and having given you some punk rock classics over the past couple of week's we're venturing into Drivetime territory this week, although you can listen to these songs any time you want, not just during the height of the rush hour.

Social Media Discoveries 64: Boozter, Dea Matrona, The Fabulous Lounge Quartet, HarpistKT and More!

We've reached episode 64 of the Social Media Discoveries series, and we've definitely got a variety of songs for you this week, including a couple of tracks featuring the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. I almost went into full-on Classic FM mode at one point.

Words

A new set of videos for you from my collection "Words", reimagining songs from the late 70's and early 80's in a nu metal style. Also available to stream online on Spotify, Apple, iTunes, etc.

Here We Go Again

Yesterday morning I had one of those here we go again moments.

I've been feeling out of sorts since February. It was the usual kind of thing, a bad cough when I laid down, feeling tired all the time. You know the drill by now. Thankfully the symptoms were nowhere near as bad as they were three years ago.

Wrestling Reimagined

Another collection of music videos for you, Nu Metal versions of songs that originally appeared on WWE's The Wrestling Album in 1985, from the collection Wrestling Reimagined, available to stream on Spotify, Apple, iTunes etc.

The Thursday Rock Show: Punk Rock House Party II

It's time for the latest edition of The Thursday Rock Show with a second attempt to fill the gap in the local market with another Punk Rock House Party. This week we're looking at what the Americans had to offer back in the day, as well as a few of the bands who inspired them to reach their particular summits.

Social Media Discoveries 63: Burn the Jukebox, Countdown, Bit Brigade, The Wackids and More!

We're up to episode 63 of our Social Media discoveries series, and this week we've got an original song from our favourite covers band, some guys who play tunes on children's toy instruments, a band who had an average age of eight when they first formed, a Ned Flanders tribute band, and the legendary David Hasselhoff.

The Soul of a Rainbow V

The fifth collection of videos turning classic songs by Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow into soul, including soul versions of tracks originally released in the 1990s and 2010s.

The Thursday Rock Show: Punk Rock House Party

So, I hear there's a gap in the market at the moment, a need for a Punk Rock House Party-type show presented by someone who lives on the Norfolk coast. Well, have no fear, because The Thursday Rock Show is here to fill that particular gap, even if it is just for a short time, with a Punk Rock House Party of it's own, with some songs from bands that scared the you know what out of people back in the 70's. None of that Green Day Time of Your Life stuff here.

It's WWF Full Metal, but it's Nu Metal

Another old WWF album updated slightly as Full Metal is given a Nu Metal sound.

Social Media Discoveries 62: Black Paisley, Pocket Vinyl, Crown Lands, Rising at Fall and More!

We're up to episode 62 of the Social Media Discoveries series, and having given you a wide variety of musical styles last week we're giving you some good old fashioned rock this week, with a little comedy tune from a couple of Italian-Americans at the end.

Bank Holiday Comedy Special: Tony Hancock in The Blood Donor

Something different for this Bank Holiday Special, some comedy! Tony Hancock's The Blood Donor is one of my all-time favourites, so instead of sharing some of my favourite music with you I thought I'd share this comedy gem with you. Enjoy!

The Trumptonshire Suite

Here's one I missed out a couple of week's ago, turning music from the BBC's classic Trumptonshire shows into hard rock and naming it "The Trumptonshire Suite".

WrestleMania Reimagined

The latest in my attempts to turn old wrestling albums into nu metal classics with WWE's 1993 Album Wrestlemania, which included Simon Cowell and Pete Waterman among it's original producers.