EP 78. Did the Village People Play at CBGBs?

Get ready to embark on a sonic journey through the influential year of 1978 with "The New Dad Rock." Join your guides, Keith and Steve, as they dive into the diverse sounds that defined the musical landscape of '78, from rock anthems to the infectious beats of disco that swept the nation.In this  episode, Keith and Steve celebrate the timeless classics and groundbreaking moments that made '78 a year to remember.  As The Who and Sex Pistols bid farewell, Van Halen emerges with a groundbreaking self-titled album, leaving an indelible mark on the rock scene. The hosts discuss the raw energy of bands like Rocket From the Tombs, Dead Boys, and The Ramones, taking you back to the gritty days of CBGB and the Sunset Strip.But it's not just about the music; Keith and Steve take you beyond the beats, delving into the cultural events and stories behind the songs, offering a unique perspective on how '78 influenced the world both musically and culturally.In this episode, you'll also catch a glimpse of the Grammys, featuring Neutral Milk Hotel's nomination for Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package. King Gizzard's 2024 tour promises to be a sonic spectacle, bringing their experimental vibes to audiences around the world.Whether you're a fan of classic rock, disco, or any genre in between, this episode promises to be a sonic feast for your ears. Tune in to "The New Dad Rock" and relive the spirit of '78, a year that rocked and danced its way into the hearts of music lovers worldwide.Music discussed in this episode include:Aesop RockGrammysNeutral Milk HotelKing Gizzard Tour 2024Peru Ubu Trouble on Big Beat StreetStory of My Life WastedRocket From the TombsDead BoysThe RamonesThe Who break upSex Pistols break upVan HalenSunset StripDead KennedysCBGBCop Shoot CopAlice DonutChic Le FreakPrince Soft and WetKenny Rogers the GamblerLet us know what’s up. Support the showDid you know that The New Dad Rock has swag? Coffee mugs, pillow and t-shirts in a multitude of colors and arm lengths.