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The one and only ALICE COOPER chats with the Mighty Manfred about his latest album Paranormal and looks back on 50 years of a life in rock ‘n’ roll. This one is a must-listen!

Legendary Cheap Trick guitarist Rick Nielsen chats with the Mighty Manfred about the group’s kickass new album We’re All Alright! and looks back on 45+ years of a life in rock ‘n’ roll. This one is a must-listen!

The first thing you notice when you meet Little Steven Van Zandt is his eyes. He has an intense gaze that invites engagement on all things rock ‘n’ roll, but doesn’t suffer fools gladly. This isn’t an aloof rock star – this is a True Believer.

COOLEST CONVERSATIONS – The Regrettes The Mighty Manfred chats with singer/songwriter Lydia Night of indie pop upstarts THE REGRETTES. Fun stuff from a fun band. This is the unedited version of the interview that originally aired on SiriusXM’s Underground Garage Channel 21. Look for more unedited versions of Mighty Manfred’s Coolest Conversations exclusively here at Revolutions per Minute. Thanks to Little Steven and our pals at Underground Garage for hooking us up with this great episode! The Mighty Manfred is the frontman and driving force behind garage band The Woggles and host of the “Midday Matinee with the Mighty Manfred” on SiriusXM Underground Garage. He continues to release records, tour worldwide and take his Underground Garage show out on the road, spinning tunes from all across the country on tour. The Mighty Manfred in action

RPM’s Jeff Nolan runs down 15 of his favorite rock ‘n’ roll screams and dives into the urban legend behind the bloodcurdler on the Ohio Players’ classic “Love Rollercoaster”.

RPM’s Jeff Nolan dives into the art of the riff in popular music and runs down his top 15 most important and impactful riffs of all time. He claims his list is definitive. That’s a pretty bold claim.

Revolutions Per Minute presents “THIS BAND DOESN’T SUCK” – a look at a contemporary artist who is helping dispel the notion that music in the 21st century is a desolate wasteland of suckitude.

If there’s one thing music nerds love to do, it’s make lists and pontificate about the best and worst of the art form called rock ‘n’ roll. Whether it’s a music magazine compiling a ludicrous list of