Psychedelic Steve and Metalhead Matt present their Top 5 favorite live Classic Rock albums of all time. Along the way they explain what makes a great live album, and how it can sometimes transform a mediocre song into an instant classic. Which ones will make the list? Who is the mysterious band that sounds like a cross between Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd? Which drummer sounds like he is playing on a stack of human skulls? And what spiritual band made Metalhead Matt realize that there might be a little more to Classic Rock than The Scorpions and Judas Priest? Find out by listening today. The episode is so grandiose, we had to break it down into 2 separate parts.

Psychedelic Steve and Metalhead Matt present their Top 5 favorite live Classic Rock albums of all time. Along the way they explain what makes a great live album, and how it can sometimes transform a mediocre song into an instant classic. Which ones will make the list? Does Psychedelic Steve cheat in making his first selection? Does Metalhead Matt sabotage one of his own picks? And who the heck is Bob Mayo? Find out by listening today. The episode is so grandiose, we had to break it down into 2 separate parts.

In this episode, Psychedelic Steve and Metalhead Matt discuss their earliest musical memories. This includes their first albums, first stereo equipment, and first record store experiences. Along the way, they explain how they built up their music collection on a very tight teenage budget. Special shout out to Del Murdock of "Del's Stereo & Sound" as introduced by Dr. Johnny Fever!

As Billy Joel once famously said, "Only the Good Die Young." That sure applied to Eddie, who left this mortal earth about a year and a half ago. This episode captures the Classic Rock Crusaders shortly after Eddie's death, as they mourn and praise the guitar god for his impressive body of work. Join them in this salute Eddie, Dave, Alex, and Michael for all the fun times and memories they created for Classic Rock fans. Along the way discover how they single-handedly revitalized the Classic Hard Rock genre, just as the biggest hard rock bands of the early 70's were breaking up (Deep Purple) or starting to run out of steam (Led Zeppelin). With disco on one side of them, and punk rock on the other, they blazed their own trail and soared above the others all the way into the 80's while their peers crashed and burned behind them. Who knows if Eddie is "Runnin' With the Devil" or getting ready to "Dance the Night Away" in his current state? One thing is for sure, he is bound to be causing some type of "Eruption" wherever he is.

Psychedelic Steve challenges Motorhead Matt to prove his Classic Rock bona fides by identifying tiny snippets of Classic Rock songs all mashed together. How will MM fare in this challenge? And where did this ridiculous idea come from? Tune in and find out for yourself.

Welcome to the first episode of Classic Rock Crusaders, where Psychedelic Steve and Motorhead Matt detail why they were compelled to embark on this historic journey. They document how Classic Rock Music has been a instrumental and influential force in their lives from their earliest auditory recollections. Through life's highs and lows, Classic Rock Music has always been there to keep them company. So remember "Whether you are on the Stairway to Heaven or the Highway to Hell, Classic Rock is there to be your guide."