Stairway to Eleven Episode #9: Motley Crue, Yes, Blue Oyster Cult

01/25/24 • 167 min

In the latest pulse-pounding episode of Stairway to Eleven, our hosts take listeners on another journey through the realms of rock history. From Motley Crue's defiant rebellion in "Shout at the Devil" to Yes's heaviest rocking album at the time, "Drama," and the cosmic mysteries woven by Blue Oyster Cult in "Fire of Unknown Origin," each album is dissected, celebrated, and explored in captivating detail.

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Stairway to Eleven Episode #8: Joe Satriani, Porcupine Tree, Queen

In this episode of the Stairway to Eleven podcast, the hosts dive into the realms of instrumental virtuosity, progressive rock, and legendary anthems as they explore three seminal albums: Joe Satriani's "Surfing with the Alien," Porcupine Tree's "Stupid Dream," and Queen's "Innuendo." From Satriani's mind-bending guitar solos to Porcupine Tree's atmospheric and introspective journey, and Queen's grandiose musical tapestry, the hosts unravel the unique threads that make each album a standout in its genre.

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Stairway to Eleven Episode #10: King Crimson, The Sisters of Mercy, The Cult

In episode #10 of the Stairway to Eleven podcast, the hosts discuss another three iconic albums: "Red" by King Crimson, "Floodland" by The Sisters of Mercy, and "Electric" by The Cult. The episode touches upon the progressive rock brilliance of King Crimson's "Red," the gothic and atmospheric elements of The Sisters of Mercy's "Floodland," and the electrifying rock sound of The Cult's "Electric."