Rock N Roll Archaeology - Podcast Rankings and reviews

The best researched, most balanced, best delivered (Christian speaks professionally, without stammering like a guy who hasn’t collected his thoughts), most articulate, open minded rock music podcast out there. I like to think that I’m pretty well-read in the history of the Rock era, but I always learned something. This is your rock ‘n’ roll encyclopedia.

My favorite Podcast by far. Such great story telling. Christian, I love your soothing voice and expertise. I know a lot of music history, but I always learn more listening to you. I love how you weave the issues in society and politics at the time in with the musicians . My only sadness is that there are only 19 or so episodes.

This podcast is a complete, amazing history of Rock and its impact on culture and visa versa. No one does it better ! Christian’s method of conveying the information is dead on. The podcast’s commentary on the music, the artists and no punches pulled views on both. I look forward to each episode and have listened to the podcast episodes numerous times and because it is packed with so much information, I pick up on something new each time. My favorite episode is Slouching Towards Bethlehem. It is a great story told perfectly ! Keep the podcasts coming ! I can’t wait to hear more !

This podcast reminds me of my favorite college professor who taught history. I was entranced with every lesson because he obviously loved what he was doing and made me love it too.

Listening to Rock and Roll Archeology is a reminder that THIS is how history should be relayed: by an expert who tells the stories of rock and roll as if he had been there. Bravo to this excellent production. I constantly look forward to the next installment. Endless thanks to all who are involved!

Really enjoying this podcast...bringing back childhood memories of me playing my dad’s 45s...I’m hoping this show will extend into the 1970s birth of heavy metal, punk and disco. Then lead into fabulous 80s which contained so many genres like heavy metal, glam and Prog rock, pop, new wave, “old school” rap and freestyle