E22 : Jetboy - Feel The Shake 1988

In this episode, we explore the debut album of Jet Boy, their influences, production details, and the band's unique style. We also touch on recent concerts, band member updates, and personal stories about music and aging. In this episode, we explore the musical style, production quality, and band dynamics of Jetboy's debut album 'Feel the Shake' from 1988. We discuss the band's influences, standout tracks, and the behind-the-scenes stories that shaped this classic rock record.

keywords

Jet Boy, 1988 debut album, rock influences, music production, live concerts, band dynamics, aging and music, classic rock, metal, 80s rock Jetboy, Feel the Shake, 1988 rock album, band dynamics, music production, rock history, album review, 80s rock, band interviews, music analysis

key topics

Jet Boy's debut album release and background

Influences from bands like Motley Crue, Aerosmith, and The Cult

Production details with Tom Allham and the band's sound

Live concert experiences and band member updates

Themes of aging, health, and the rock lifestyle Analysis of the album's production quality

Discussion of standout tracks like 'Locked in a Cage' and 'Talkin'

Band dynamics and member contributions

Influences from Rush and other 80s bands

The band's history and future projects

sound bites

"This album captures the essence of late 80s rock."

"It's a pretty good fun song. Nothing groundbreaking."

"Just the simplicity of the cult's 'Electric'."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and band updates

01:00 First track: Feel the Shake - impressions and analysis