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Make sure you have a fresh bottle of Kombucha ready for this episode! We dig into Eric's passion for his work and the importance of intellectual exercise. With his new book out and the stories he shares that got him where he is today, I'll let him tell you all about it! Enjoy. Mentions: Eric: HighSpeed Daddy: Live Rishi: Use the code "TABLE50" and get 50% off your entire order: Me: 'til next time! The Importance of Intellectual Exercise: Because Who Doesn’t Love Using Their Brain? Ah, intellectual exercise—because using your brain is apparently just as important as using your body. Who...
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Aleks "The Hebrew Hammer" Salkin is a beast when it comes to slingin Kettlebells and shit talking. We have a great time and he has a way to help anyone workout. Enjoy! Mentions: Aleks: HighSpeed Daddy: Live Rishi: Use the code "TABLE50" and get 50% off your entire order - Me: 'til next time! The History of Kettlebells in Fitness The kettlebell, a compact yet powerful tool in strength training, has a history that spans centuries. Originally used as a counterweight in markets, it has evolved into one of the most versatile and effective fitness tools in the world. From Russian strongmen...
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In these episodes the subjects vary drastically! Today I talk about supporting your friends in what ever love laungauge you have. And about one of my favorite greatest worst movies ever. Here is the link to watch it: Supporters of this show, check them out: Live Rishi, use the code "TABLE50" and get 50% off your entire order: High Speed Daddy: Me: 'til next time! A recap of this amazing movie! Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991) is an action-packed buddy film starring Mickey Rourke as Harley Davidson and Don Johnson as the Marlboro Man. Set in the near future of 1996, the story...
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This is me, the mic, ya'll listening, no notes and whatever is on my mind. Thanks for listening, take what you want, leave the rest. In this episode I talk about a phrase I heard years ago and final believe I have a grasp on it's true meaning. Wanted to share with ya'll! Mentions: HighSpeed Daddy - Get your fanny packs here! Live Rishi - Use the code "TABLE50" get 50% off your entire order - Composre - Use the code RAW let them know I sent ya - Me: 'til next time! The idea of not having "problems" but instead "work to do" is a transformative mindset shift that reframes challenges as...
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The rock and roll music scene in New York City during the 1970s was an explosive and transformative era that shaped not only the genre but the entire music world. The city, known for its diversity and energy, became the epicenter for a new wave of rock movements that would leave a lasting cultural impact. Punk rock, glam rock, and the underground scene flourished during this time, with iconic venues, bands, and personalities rising to prominence.
Punk Rock and CBGB
Punk rock arguably defined the 1970s New York City rock scene more than any other genre. The iconic club CBGB (Country, BlueGrass, and Blues), located in the Bowery district, became the heart of the movement. Bands and musicians who performed at CBGB weren’t polished or commercially driven; they embraced raw, aggressive sounds that captured the rebellious and anti-establishment sentiment of the time. The Ramones, often credited with pioneering punk rock, burst onto the scene with their fast, stripped-down songs and aggressive performances. They avoided the complex instrumentation of mainstream rock and brought a minimalist, high-energy sound that influenced countless future punk and alternative bands.
Alongside The Ramones were artists like Patti Smith, Television, and Blondie, each contributing to punk’s diverse palette. Patti Smith, with her poetic lyrics and raw vocal delivery, merged rock with art and literature, while Television’s experimental guitar work and Blondie’s fusion of punk with pop elements expanded the genre’s reach. These acts represented a rebellion against the bloated, arena rock of the 1970s, favoring authenticity and immediacy over commercial appeal.
Glam Rock and The New York Dolls
While punk rock thrived, the glam rock scene also left a significant mark on New York’s rock culture. The New York Dolls became one of the most influential bands of this movement, blending gritty rock and roll with outrageous, gender-bending fashion. Their performances were loud, chaotic, and theatrical, laying the groundwork for future acts like KISS and even shaping the aesthetic of the punk scene.
Glam rock embraced excess and spectacle, and New York City was the perfect stage. The Dolls, in particular, brought a street-level, rough-edged version of glam that contrasted with the more polished British glam scene of artists like David Bowie or T. Rex. Their influence was wide-reaching, from punk to glam metal and the future alternative rock scenes of the 1980s and beyond.
Underground and Avant-Garde Rock
Beyond punk and glam, New York in the 1970s also nurtured an experimental, avant-garde rock scene. The Velvet Underground, although more prominent in the late 1960s, laid the groundwork for much of New York’s underground rock ethos. Their fusion of minimalist rock with abstract lyrical themes and art-school sensibilities was embraced by many of the city’s up-and-coming musicians.
This period also saw influential artists like Lou Reed and David Bowie (who spent significant time in New York) pushing the boundaries of rock music into darker, more introspective territories. Reed’s solo work, especially the 1973 album Berlin, continued to challenge rock’s conventions, incorporating elements of theater, art, and storytelling into his music.
Iconic Venues
New York’s rock and roll scene thrived in a number of legendary venues beyond CBGB. Max’s Kansas City was another iconic spot where musicians, artists, and poets converged. The venue was a hub for both the punk and glam scenes and hosted performances by The Velvet Underground, David Bowie, and The New York Dolls. Max’s, much like CBGB, became a crucible for innovation and creativity in the city’s rock and roll scene.
Cultural Impact
The rock and roll scene in 1970s New York City was more than just music; it was a cultural movement that influenced fashion, art, and societal attitudes. The gritty, rebellious energy of the punk scene, the flamboyant excess of glam rock, and the intellectual avant-garde spirit all contributed to a broader cultural shift toward individualism, experimentation, and defiance against the mainstream. This period would go on to influence rock and alternative music for decades to come.
New York in the 1970s was not just the birthplace of new sounds but also an incubator for cultural revolutions that changed the face of rock and roll forever.