Season 1

Different opening acts? Better sound? Better stage banter from James? What was special about Night 2 of this epic world tour? Listen up!

The Wolf was in Amsterdam for the 1st 2 nights of Metallica's ambitious M72 World Tour & this is our review of Night 1

Australia's quirky hitmakers sophomore effort is turning 40 which makes us feel old but we loved revisiting these early MTV staples and classic 80s tunes!

Dire Straits burst onto the scene with Sultans of Swing and the extraordinary songwriting & guitar mastery of Mark Knopfler

Van Halen's 2nd Sammy record is polished but how does it hold up against the rest of the Van Halen catalog?

Marillion's debut is turning 40 & since they are underexposed in the US we asked UK musician Jimmy Maddon to walk us through this prog classic

Bono & The Edge go rogue to discuss & perform some reworked classics with the help of an old friend

Piece of Mind saw Maiden's lineup solidified, the release of their greatest runner The Trooper & ready for global superstardom

David Bowie had his biggest selling album and single with Let's Dance but was it what he wanted?

Dark Side Of The Moon turns 50 and we reflect on what it meant to us, to Pink Floyd and to rock music worldwide

Two hard rock legends collaborated for an album at the height of grunge but it wouldn't last

Cheap Trick's biggest selling record is a live album that was intended to be released only in Japan

We talk Houses of the Holy as it turns 50 with House of the Dragon Creator Ryan Condal

Metal Health was the 1st heavy metal album to hit #1 in the US thanks to megahit Cum On Feel The Noize. But Quiet Riot's success wouldn't last.

U2's 3rd album set them up for superstardom with big radio hits, earnest lyrics & deining their collaborative sound

As Gerry Rafferty's City to City turns 45 we examine the album that spawned the sax solo of all sax solos on the worldwide hit Baker Street

As we mourn the loss of the great Jeff Beck we pay tribute by walking through his career highlights & the times we saw him live

Journey's follow up to the megahit was huge, but could it have been bigger?