I was just talking about being in the crowd at Reading Festival and hearing My Hero by Foo Fighters for the first time. Twas such a special moment. In the crowd? We just KNEW it was a special song. Here is THAT gig in it's entirety... youtube.com/watch?t=3430&v…

Dominik Diamond Foo Fighters There is so much to be said for their intensity and durability as both a studio group and live act. Always giving it 100% whether it’s revisiting their roots, trying new paths or covering the Bee Gees. Loved this weeks The Vinyl Vault, can’t wait to see what you cover next. -Ash

Tonight's Vinyl Vault airs in 2 hours 37 mins across Canada except Nfld where is goes out 11pm tomorrow. This album and this band - I argue - STILL underappreciated for one of the exact reasons it is so special.

Johnny Cash eating a cake, 1970's.

The GOAT?

This week's album under the earoscope - Def Leppard Pyromania. How you go from hard rock to MTV darlings. By going pop. With louder guitars. Impossible? Not with these guys. And not with Mutt Lange at the helm.

I was saying on the show there how the best of Def Leppard is like hard rock ABBA. Here's the band I was talking about who showed it could be done. The mighty ASH with Does Your Mother Know. youtu.be/9Mtep3QeXuM

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Episode #5 Such a ridiculous breadth of musical styles and intelligent songwriting with a social conscience. Had to curate this a bit and drop a few tracks to fit into the hour. Did I pick the right ones? Most influential band ever? Were The Clash "the only band that matters"?

If The Clash had released The Card Cheat as a single? It would be heard every day on Classic Rock Radio stations all over the world.

The utterly incredible speech Tom Morello gave to induct The Clash into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shows how we as kids in the UK had no idea how much they influenced the future of American rock. youtu.be/ldrKnmuw0UY

Episode #6. The most personal one for me so far. The power music has to transform you from the life you have to the life you dream of. Hotel California. The Eagles. How did it make you feel when you first heard it? Is it the best "Stories" album? Other great "Stories" albums?

Episode 7 Enjoy the deep cuts from the album it's easy to forget was the most punk rock record of the 80s from the most dangerous band in the world. Or was it? Let me know below.

#9 Pearl Jam Ten. Eddie Vedder: one of the most polarising figures in 90s rock. Real or Fake? Hero or Villain? Passionate or Passionately Ambitious? Show blasts off at 9pm Atlantic Time across Canada on the Stingray Rock Radio Network.

Show #11 was a real challenge: how to pay tribute to an impossible album by an impossible band. Creativity. Musicianship. Bravery. A lack of compromise. That is Rush. This is Moving Pictures. 9pm Atlantic. 6pm Mountain. Across Canada on the Stingray Rock Radio Network.

Episode #12 U2 Achtung Baby. I never thought this band could reinvent themselves like this let alone produce a concert this vast in scale and content when I was singing along to Sunday Bloody Sunday as a kid. Airs 6pm Mountain 9pm Atlantic across Canada.

Starting NOW Episode #14 The Cars The Cars. A turning point in music history that took all of the past, turned it into a brand new sound and shaped the future.

#16 Nirvana Nevermind. Boy oh boy are there some stories in this week's episode... as well as the album in full PLUS BONUS TRACK! - Share your thoughts/comments/memories below - Dominik

Episode #17. The Peak of Led Zeppelin? Way too much about this double album to fit into one show so this week is merely Part 1 of the playback and bonus tracks and discussion about it.

Episode #20 The story of how one great album by one incredible band is viewed differently on two sides of the Atlantic. Thanks to road lengths. And TV comedy shows. 5pm Pacific 6pm Mountain 9pm Atlantic today. IE in one hour.