Road To Jamnation
Road To Jamnation is a music focused podcast featuring deep dives into the musical releases of specific years including Top 20 countdowns of personal favorites by the podcast host, Tony Kiriluk; as well as discussions of the major musical trends of each era.
Episodes
My longest listening project to date, ends with my longest episode to date. Here are my top 10 Favorite albums of 1967.
This episode begins the final countdown of my favorite 20 albums of 1967, with #20 through #11 revealed.
Reposting this after a copyright fight with the first version.
This episode concludes the run up to my ultimate Top 20 countdown for 1967, with this episode looking at the R&B, Soul, Blues, and Rock Steady genres, as well as a look at a few interesting music releases from some non-english language countries.
This episode continues my dive into the music of 1967 with a look at the various flavors of Jazz music for the year, along with lounge music, traditional pop, and a discussion of some of the strange releases that were hard to fit into strict genre classification.
This episode continues my look at the music of 1967 with a review of albums released in the styles of eclectic Singer-Songwriters, Folk, Country, and Easy Listening.
This episode continues my dive into the music of 1967, covering the less psychedelic Rock music of the year in a variety of Rock and Roll subgenres.
This is the first episode of a deep dive in to the albums and music trends of 1967; with this episode looking at some of the big soundtrack albums of the year and then exploring the various flavors of psychedelia.
This episode concludes my two episode look at this year's Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Nominees, featuring discussions of the second 7 of the 14 nominees, recounting my own seven choices and the acts I think are most likely to actually gain induction this year.
In this episode I discuss the latest nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame, covering 7 of the 14 nominees with a discussion of their merits and career highlights and what I personally think of each nominee and their chances of beinng voted in the Hall this year.
This episode concludes my review of the music of 2024 with a run down of my top 10 favorite albums of the year.
This episode reveals the first half of my 20 favorite albums of 2024, and my honorable mention #21 album of the year, with a diverse array of albums from goth to psychedelia, blues, punk, jazz, funk, and country music selections. Next episode will reveal my top 10.
This episode reviews the music trends of 2024; discussing the major hit mainstream releases and some of the music I enjoyed that did not make my top 20 list; leading in to the next two episodes where I reveal my Top 20 favorites of 2024.
This episode concludes my review of the music of 1980 and concludes Season 3 of the podcast.
This episode begins the countdown of my favorite albums of 1980, leading into Episode 53, which will reveal my Top 10 albums.
This episode continues my coverage of the music tgrends and albums of `1980, leading in to my next two episodes which will reveal my Top 20 Favorite albums of this year.
This episode focuses primarily on the American made music of the year.
This episode begins a new deep dive project, highlighting the albums and music trends of 1980.
This episode completes my dive into the music of 1955, featuring a countdown of my ten favorite songs of the year, along with historical details about the artists and interesting facts about each song.
This episode contains the first half of my top 20 countdown of my favorite songs of 1955; with my #20 through #11 selections.
This begins a two part series discussing key songs and musical trends of 1955.
This episode completes the deep dive review of the music of 1972; unveiling my top 10 favorite albums of the year.
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