This episode smells like hot amps, cheap cologne, and bad ideas that somehow turned into good nights.

House of Rock comes in loud and reckless, then proves it knows exactly what it's doing. Arena-level chaos, metal pressure, and those emotional left hooks that only hit when the volume's already too high. Songs you grew up with collide with songs that still feel dangerous, stitched together with zero apology and no need to explain themselves.

This is the kind of rock show that doesn't ask what year it is.
It asks how loud you're willing to let it get.

If you've ever stayed in the car just to hear how a song ends…
this one's for you.

Kickstart My Heart – Mötley Crüe
Iron Man – Black Sabbath
Sweating Bullets – Megadeth
Love Gun – Stone Sour
Cherry Pie – Warrant
Cemetery Gates – Pantera
Mr. Brownstone – Guns N' Roses
Kiss Me Deadly – Lita Ford
Mean Streak – Y&T
Shoot to Thrill (cover) – Halestorm
Girls, Girls, Girls – Mötley Crüe
Fuel – Metallica
Hail to the King – Avenged Sevenfold
You're All I Need – White Lion
Jump – Van Halen
Runnin' With the Devil – Van Halen
Word Up – Korn
She Keeps Me Up – Nickelback
Fortunate Son (feat. Scott Stapp) – Santana

Loud parts earn their place. Quiet moments don't last long.

This one's for the people who still turn it up even when the world tells them to turn it down.

The House of Rock is built for late drives, garage beers, busted speakers, and that moment when the chorus hits and everything else shuts up. Bobby D runs straight through hard rock swagger, hair metal hooks, and darker, heavier cuts without babysitting the volume knob.

No lectures. No trends. Just songs you grew up with, songs that stuck with you, and a few that still punch harder than they should. Loud when it needs to be. Honest when it matters. Exactly the kind of show you don't stumble into—you come back for it.

You Shook Me All Night Long – AC/DC
Back for More – Ratt
Rattlesnake Shake – Skid Row
Dr. Feelgood – Mötley Crüe
Happy – Mudvayne
Dirty Little Mind – Jackyl
Mr. Brownstone – Guns N' Roses
Hungry – Winger
Let's Get Rocked – Def Leppard
Mother – Danzig
Money for Nothing – Dire Straits
Summertime Girls – Y&T
In My Dreams – Dokken
Sister Christian – Night Ranger
Love Is on the Way – Saigon Kick
Holy Diver – Dio
Home Sweet Home – Mötley Crüe
Love Hurts – Nazareth
Take It on the Run – REO Speedwagon

Big choruses. Real weight. No wasted spins.

This House of Rock broadcast didn't chase nostalgia—it weaponized it.

Bobby D locks in hours of hard rock swagger, hair metal heat, and modern crunch, blending arena-sized hooks with controlled chaos and FM-grade pacing. From glossy sing-along anthems to dirt-under-the-fingernails riffs, this show hits with momentum and never lets the room cool down.

Loud on purpose, whether YOUR driving, streaming, or cranking it at home.

Pour Some Sugar On Me – Def Leppard
Shake Me – Cinderella
You Give Love a Bad Name – Bon Jovi
Turn Up the Radio – Autograph
Helter Skelter – Rob Zombie
Careless Whisper – Seether
Detroit Rock City – KISS
Can't Stop Rockin' – ZZ Top
I Wanna Rock – Twisted Sister
Rock 'n' Roll High School – Ramones
Round and Round – Ratt
I Want It All – Queen
Best of You – Foo Fighters
Girls, Girls, Girls – Mötley Crüe
Mirror Mirror (Look Into My Eyes) – Def Leppard
Feed My Frankenstein – Alice Cooper
God Gave Rock 'N' Roll to You II – KISS

Big hooks. Big choruses. Zero dead weight.

From Ace of Spades to Walk, this House of Rock broadcast didn't ease in—it kicked the door off the hinges.

Bobby D drives two locked hours of hard rock and metal authority, cutting through classic anthems, arena monsters, and modern power tracks with zero downtime and zero apologies. This is rock radio built for volume, momentum, and stations that still believe the music should hit first.

No drifting playlists. No algorithm pacing. Just loud guitars, sharp breaks, and controlled chaos the way FM rock was meant to sound.

• Ace of Spades – Motörhead

• Welcome to the Jungle – Guns N' Roses

• Seek & Destroy – Metallica

• Shoot to Thrill – AC/DC

• Shout at the Devil – Mötley Crüe

• Living After Midnight – Judas Priest

• I Wanna Rock – Twisted Sister

• The Trooper – Iron Maiden

• Rainbow in the Dark – Dio

• Unchained – Van Halen

• Symphony of Destruction – Megadeth

• Walk – Pantera

• Tears Are Falling – KISS

• Runaway – Bon Jovi

• Animals – Nickelback

Heavy riffs. Familiar hooks. Zero weak spots.

This wasn't a cozy holiday broadcast.
This was distortion, denim, and December chaos.

In this episode, Bobby D detonates the season with a full-throttle rock takeover, stacking arena legends, outlaw riffs, and unholy holiday energy into a blast that refuses to behave.

From AC/DC and Van Halen to Judas Priest, Ozzy, ZZ Top, Metallica, and Twisted Sister, this show turns tinsel into shrapnel and rewrites the rules of Christmas radio.

No sleigh bells.
No soft landings.
Just Heavy Metal Christmas and Midnight Mayhem.

• Shoot to Thrill – AC/DC
• Unchained – Van Halen
• It's Not Love – Dokken
• Shake Me – Cinderella
• Living After Midnight – Judas Priest
• Rebel Yell – Billy Idol
• Pour Some Sugar on Me – Def Leppard
• Ace of Spades – Body Count
• Legs – ZZ Top
• Sharp Dressed Man – ZZ Top
• Slide It In – Whitesnake
• No More Tears – Ozzy Osbourne
• Enter Sandman – Metallica
• Heavy Metal Christmas – Twisted Sister
• Remedy – Seether
• Wait – White Lion
• The Magic of Christmas Day – Dee Snider & Lzzy Hale

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Bobby D delivered a full-spectrum Rock King broadcast where glam swagger, arena muscle, and modern metal collided without warning. This was a riot built on volume, legacy, and zero restraint.

Classic titans stood shoulder-to-shoulder with modern chaos. Covers got dangerous. Genres blurred. Egos stayed loud.
And the rule stayed sacred:

If it doesn't move you, it doesn't belong here.

This wasn't background noise — this was horsepower and voltage.

In this episode, Bobby D slammed the Chaos Army with a two-hour surge of arena muscle, street-level sleaze, and modern steel. From outlaw swagger to precision metal, this broadcast hit like a wall of amps tipping forward.

Classic rock icons collided with modern aggression, new blood bled into old steel, and the only rule was simple:

If it doesn't move you, it doesn't belong here.

Aerosmith. Van Halen. Crüe. Scorpions. Pantera. Priest. Halestorm. Shinedown.

No fillers. No apologies. No brakes.

Episode 106 of The Rock King Radio Show is a full-throttle, wall-to-wall assault of rock's heaviest hitters — the songs that built the arenas, shattered speakers, and taught a generation how loud was supposed to feel.

From Van Halen, Mötley Crüe, and Bon Jovi to Metallica, Ozzy, AC/DC, and Megadeth, this episode moves with purpose. Big intros. Bigger hooks. Zero downtime.

This isn't nostalgia.
This is rock radio doing its job.