Rock lovers, get ready for Behind the Riffs—the ultimate deep dive into the music that shaped our lives!
Join Scott & Nathan as we tear through our playlist, reliving the epic riffs, legendary tracks, and the stories behind them. Plus, we’re rolling back through rock history and spotlighting a featured band of new rock music every week!
Are you in a rock band and want to be featured? Hit us up at admin@radiox.com.au
Behind the Riffs – Only on Radio X AU! Your Ultimate Rock Destination.
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Rock lovers, get ready for Behind the Riffs—the ultimate deep dive into the music that shaped our lives!
Join Scott & Nathan as we tear through our playlist, reliving the epic riffs, legendary tracks, and the stories behind them. Plus, we’re rolling back through rock history and spotlighting a featured band of new rock music every week!
Are you in a rock band and want to be featured? Hit us up at admin@radiox.com.au
Behind the Riffs – Only on Radio X AU! Your Ultimate Rock Destination.
Tune in 3pm AWST | 5pm AEST | 4:30 ACST at radiox.com.au
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of Classic Rock Flashback on Radio X, we dive into Queen’s iconic anthem, “Radio Ga Ga”. Written by drummer Roger Taylor, this 1984 hit is a nostalgic tribute to the golden age of radio and a reflection on its evolution during the rise of video.
We explore the song’s global success, its unforgettable music video featuring scenes from the sci-fi classic Metropolis, and Queen’s legendary performance at Live Aid in 1985 that brought the world together in a unifying clap-along moment.
Plus, we share a fun fact about how Roger Taylor’s son inspired the song’s catchy title.
Tune in to relive the magic of “Radio Ga Ga” and discover why it remains a timeless classic.
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