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Episode 15 - Butt/Cock Rock Intro Aerosmith - Angel (Permanent Vacation 1987) Welcome to Point Radio Cast! Contact Info [email protected] Show intro - Theme 80s Butt / Cock Rock. What a bizarre phenom. Support: Click through my site to help out. Support the show! Cinderella - Hell On Wheels (Night Songs 1986) Mötley Crüe - Shout at the Devil (Shout at the Devil 1986) Bon Jovi - You Give Love a Bad Name (Slippery When Wet 1986) 3 songs detail info Warrant - Down Boys (Dirty Rotten… 1989) Skid Row - Youth Gone Wild (s/t 1989) Guns N Roses - It's So Easy (Appetite for Destruction 1987) 3 songs detail info Poison - Every Rose Has It's Thorn (Open Up… 1988) Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me (Hysteria 1987) Dokken - Dream Warriors (Back for the Attack 1987) 3 songs detail info Mid-show Commentary Some of these bands made CDs in the 2010s! Tough guy songs from dudes done up like women. Whitesnake - Here I go Again (Saints & Sinners 1982) Aerosmith - Dude Looks Like a Lady (Permanent Vacation 1987) Cinderella - Don't Know What You Got (Long Cold Winter 1988) 3 songs detail info Mötley Crüe - Kickstart My Heart (Dr. Feelgood 1989) Bon Jovi - Born to be My Baby (New Jersey 1988) Warrant - Big Talk (Dirty Rotten… 1989) 3 songs detail info Skid Row - I Remember You (s/t 1989) Guns N Roses - One in a Million (G n' R Lies 1988) Poison - Talk Dirty to Me (Look What the Cat… 1986) 3 songs detail info Def Leppard - Rocket (Hysteria 1987) Dokken - Alone Again (Tooth and Nail 1984) White Snake - Still of the Night (s/t 1987) 3 songs detail info Contact into. pointradiocast.com, [email protected] Submit your band. If I play your band, you get dick! (except a little air time). Write in with another band you think I'll like. Sign Off.

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