VLOG: MÖTLEY CRÜE TOURING IN 2020; "FINAL TOUR" WAS A FRÄUD

Just some thoughts on the 2020 Motley Crue Tour announcement...

New Twitter Account for Play That Rock'n'Roll

New facebook page for Play That Rock'n'Roll

VLOG: Joe Tries 'New Coke' 2019

This is just me goofing around while trying "New Coke", which was re-released as a promotional tie-in to Season 3 of Stranger Things on Netflix. Then I rant about what other sodas I would like to see come back.

www.KillerCoke.org

VLOG: Lindsey Buckingham FIRED from Fleetwood Mac?

Here's another hot take about some news from the world of classic rock. This time I discuss how and why Fleetwood Mac fired longtime frontman and lead guitarist, Lindsey Buckingham. Also, brief history of the band's tumultuous lineup changes, as well as a preview of the Mac's upcoming 2018 tour.

VLOG: On Channel Awesome, #ChangeTheChannel, and Online Harassment

Some thoughts and memories of my experiences with Doug Walker, Obscurus Lupa, and the website, ThatGuyWithTheGlasses aka Channel Awesome. In short, bad behavior shouldn't be rewarded. Also, some points regarding online harassment.

See the Google Doc here.

Check out #ChangeTheChannel on Twitter.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with Channel Awesome, I should note that it was the site that inspired me to do my own show, and it was a great source of entertainment for years. I am genuinely saddened by these past few weeks of events, so I felt compelled to record my thoughts on it.

VLOGS: Questions on Journey's Future & 2018 Eagles Tour

Some hot takes about news from the world of classic rock. First, I recap Journey's tumultuous 2017 and discuss their potentially rocky future. Then, I discuss whether it's a good idea for the Eagles to tour without founding member Glenn Frey, and how they plan to do it.

Have other ideas for a classic rock vlog? In the comments, post some topics you would like to hear from me on!

VAN HALEN SUPER REUNION??? (Classic Rock Vlog)

In the first of many new hot takes about news from the world of classic rock, I break down why Sammy Hagar's idea of a Van Halen "super reunion" could possibly work (or not).