Rock-n-Roll Autopsy

This episode humorously examines whether Bill Haley & His Comets' song 'Rock Around the Clock' negatively impacted rock and roll, featuring hosts Scott and Rico with sarcastic commentary.

This episode is the annual 'Poddys' awards show where hosts Scott and Rico review and celebrate the past year of their rock and roll podcast.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy analyzes Dream Theater's song 'Pull Me Under' with sarcastic humor and critical discussion.

This episode of the Rock and Roll Otachi Podcast explores whether Led Zeppelin's iconic song 'Stairway to Heaven' had a detrimental effect on the rock 'n roll genre.

This episode features an interview with Tim Durling about his new book 'The Sound That Haunts You: A Beginner's Companion to Fleetwood Mac'.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy analyzes Cake's song 'The Distance' with sarcastic commentary from hosts Scott and Rico.

This episode analyzes whether the J.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy humorously explores whether My Chemical Romance's 'Welcome to the Black Parade' killed rock and roll through a fictional radio call-in format.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy humorously examines whether Stan Bush's song 'The Touch' negatively impacted rock and roll, based on a listener's request.

This episode analyzes Ace Frehley's 1978 solo album as part of a deep dive series on KISS's 1978 solo albums.

This episode features an interview with rock and roll reporter Rico Gnu discussing music history and culture on the Rock and Roll Autopsy Podcast.

This episode of the Rock and Roll Autopsy podcast features an interview with reporter Rico Ganu to analyze whether Wet Leg's song 'Chaise Longue' is negatively impacting rock and roll.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy features an interview with Rico Ganu discussing whether Public Enemy's song 'She Watch Channel Zero' contributed to the decline of rock and roll.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy analyzes Don McLean's song 'American Pie' and its impact on rock and roll music.

This episode features an interview with music journalist Martin Popoff discussing KISS in 1976 and celebrating the spirit of that era.

This episode examines whether Dead Kennedys' MTV protest song 'Get Off the Air' had a negative impact on rock and roll music.

This episode reviews Megadeth's new and allegedly final album, analyzing its musical content and significance.

This episode of the Rock and Roll Autopsy podcast features hosts Scott and Rico discussing Survivor's song 'Eye of the Tiger' and its impact on rock and roll, with a humorous and sarcastic tone.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy analyzes whether Derek and the Dominos' song 'Layla' had a negative impact on rock and roll music.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy analyzes whether Jimi Hendrix's song 'Voodoo Chile' had a detrimental impact on rock and roll music.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy examines whether Paul Stanley's solo album 'Live to Win' negatively impacted rock and roll, featuring hosts Scott and Rico with their signature sarcastic analysis.

This episode features an interview with Tim Durling reviewing Night Ranger's album, framed within the Rock and Roll Autopsy podcast's humorous, chaotic style.

This episode celebrates the 200th installment of the Rock and Roll Autopsy Podcast by reviewing KISS's 1978 solo albums as promised after the Paul Stanley episode.

This episode features an interview with rock and roll reporter Rico Gadot discussing whether Ram Jam's song 'Black Betty' had a negative impact on rock and roll.

This episode humorously examines whether John Cougar Mellencamp's guitar playing contributed to the decline of rock 'n' roll through a satirical autopsy format.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy features an interview with Rico discussing Ghost's ritual and its impact on rock and roll.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy features an interview with Rico Ganou to analyze whether Meshuggah's song 'Bleed' had a detrimental impact on rock and roll music.

This episode analyzes The Guess Who's songs 'No Sugar Tonight' and 'New Mother Nature' with a sarcastic, autopsy-style approach to rock and roll music.

This solo episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy introduces a discussion about Ozzy Osbourne, with the host explaining the absence of co-host Rico due to scheduling issues.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy features a discussion with Rico Ganou analyzing whether Neil Young's song 'A Man Needs a Maid' negatively impacted rock and roll, while also touching on relationship themes.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy humorously investigates a listener's request to analyze the song 'Kraft Dinner' by Annihilator and its impact on rock music.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy analyzes the song 'Cult of Personality' by Living Colour, exploring its impact on rock music through a forensic-style examination.

In this episode, host Scott introduces a special Rock and Roll Reanimator Series format where he revisits weaker albums from an artist's catalog to trim and reassemble the best songs into a more cohesive collection.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy Podcast explores whether the Beastie Boys' song 'Sabotage' contributed to the decline of rock 'n roll, hosted by Scott and Rico with their signature sarcastic style.

This episode humorously analyzes Blue Öyster Cult's Joan Crawford and its impact on rock and roll through a comedic autopsy-style format.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy analyzes whether John Fogerty's song 'Centerfield' had a negative impact on rock and roll, featuring hosts Scott and Rico with a humorous and critical approach.

Hosts Scott and Rico use sarcastic medical metaphors to humorously dissect whether the band Turnstile's music is harming rock and roll in this episode of their music criticism podcast.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy features an interview with Rico Ganu to analyze whether The Cramps' song 'Let's Get Fucked Up' had a negative impact on rock and roll.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy explores whether Green Day's 1994 song 'Longview' had a detrimental impact on rock 'n roll music.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy analyzes Paul Simon's song '50 Ways to Leave Your Lover' and explores its potential impact on rock music.

Scott and guest Mark from Songs That Don't Suck discuss Mr.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy explores whether Gene Simmons' 1978 solo album contributed to the decline of rock and roll music.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy examines whether Huey Lewis and the News' song 'The Power of Love' had a negative impact on rock and roll music.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy humorously explores whether L7's song 'Shitlist' contributed to the decline of rock and roll through a fictionalized radio call-in format.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy features an interview with Kirk Loder and Martha Stewart discussing MTV's top 10 music videos of all time in a humorous and exaggerated style.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy humorously explores whether Yngwie Malmsteen's song 'Far Beyond the Sun' negatively impacted rock and roll, framed as a forensic-style analysis with listener interaction.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy features an interview with Rico Ganu to analyze whether INXS's song 'Need You Tonight' had a negative impact on rock and roll music.

Hosts Scott and Rico open the Rock-n-Roll Autopsy podcast with humorous medical-themed banter, thanking their audience and announcing a deviation from their usual format to explore human fascination with the past in relation to rock music.

This episode of Rock and Roll Autopsy Podcast examines Paul Stanley's 1978 solo album as part of a deep dive into KISS's solo albums from that year.

Scott and Rico humorously dissect Stevie Nicks' career, focusing on her drug use and the legacy of her song Edge of Seventeen, blending sarcastic commentary with rock criticism.