Wednesday’s Trash 5/8/24

Sly Stallone is selling off his impressive watch collection! He credits Gregg Allman with starting his fascination with fine timepieces! Plus, a Seattle bar owner laments the time he wasn’t at work when Charlie Watts came in for a few beers!

Tuesday’s Trash 5/7/24

The lineup for the Remlinger Farms venue in Carnation is out…there is a movement to save the original building that inspired the tv show “The Office”…and Vince Neil of Motley Crue did a faceplant onstage over the weekend!

Wednesday’s Trash 5/1/24

Jeff Goldblum says he will not leave his 6 and 8 yr old kids ANY money…Sammy Hagar got his star on the Hollywood walk of fame…and Bon Jovi talks about cheating on his wife!

Tuesday’s Trash 4/30/24

A list of the longest touring bands in rock and roll…and comedian John Mulaney sat down with David Letterman!

Monday’s Trash 4/29/24

The Rolling Stones kicked off their Hackney Diamonds tour last night in Houston to some good reviews…and Jerry Seinfeld turns 70 today!

Friday’s Trash 4/26/24

Jimmy Kimmel has a documentary about an LA area pot store, and he named his “Mount Rushmore” of stoners…Sammy Hagar gets a star on the Hollywood walk next week…and Mike Pender, a founding member of The Moody Blues is dead at 82!

Thursday’s Trash 4/25/24

Ozzy says he is delighted to get inducted into the rock hall again and Dionne Warwick says she has no idea why she got voted in! Plus, a bestselling novelist wrote a book about her encounters with rock stars in SF through the 80s and 90s!

Wednesday’s Trash 4/24/24

Arnold Schwarzenegger said if his kids didn’t make the bed. he would throw the bed out the window ect…John Fogerty is already selling the mansion he bought from Sly Stallone last year…and remembering the time Sam Kinison was on Married with Children!

Tuesday’s Trash 4/23/24

Recalling how Eddie Van Halen had to record Alex’s drum parts for the VH3 album because Alex was too drunk…and how Kool & the Gang came to open for VH on their 2012 tour!

Wednesday’s Trash 4/17/24

The 4 phish shows at the Spere this week will be totally unique and the Library of Congress has selected some more albums for their list of archives!