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Greg Koch
Radio Free Gristle
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal

Track Listings (27) - Disc #1
1. Where Phat Means Flavor
2. The Mansqwatch Chronicles
3. Cauldron of Gristle
4. Chopin's Redneck Hideaway
5. Bassman Euology
6. Death of a Bassman
7. Stack of Dimes
8. Ila Rose
9. Torn
10. Journey to the East
11. Mulligatawny Delta
12. Torn Asunder
13. Acid - Dhartha
14. Parochial Schools
15. Sassy Strumpet
16. Percy-itus Lemonsqueezosis
17. Push
18. The Joy of Ax
19. The Buchananites
20. Dry Ice
21. The Slipper Monologue
22. The Slipper
23. Rosebud's Beckoning
24. Rosebud
25. The Blues Jam Guy
26. Your Blues (Give Me the Blues)
27. Protect Your Home Family

CD Details

All Artists: Greg Koch
Title: Radio Free Gristle
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Favored Nations Records
Release Date: 3/25/2003
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Metal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 690897224025

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CD Reviews

If you like great guitar playing Buy this CD now!!

Lars Swanson | Oshkosh, WI United States | 04/14/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Greg Koch has done it again!! Radio Free Gristle is a mind-bending cacophony of phenomenal guitar playing that is almost beyond comprehension for the mortal guitarist to ponder. He's not only wickedly good on the six string but he's wickedly funny as well. An ace player who deserves a national audience. Thanks Mr. Vai for putting him on your much vaunted label. Greg YOU ROCK!"

A truly amazing guitar player from Wisconsin?

D. L. Worthing | Arundel, Maine United States | 04/04/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"That's right, one of Wisconsin's other great wonders besides Brett Fauvre, the Packers and cheese, is a damned good guitar player named Greg Koch.
This guy is amazing! Like his last release on Favored Nations label the awe inspiring "The Grip" this disc continues where that disc left off. Great, great playing.
Playing his various musical styles and showing off his great fingerpicking style you can't help but think after listening to his cd's that "Damn this guy is good, why haven't we heard of him before?!"
Koch has a great sense of humor and it shows in his music and his song titles. For example: Chopin's Redneck Highway, Mulligatawny Delta, Acid Dharta and The Joy of Ax, to name a few.
Don't let the names fool you, these are all great guitar instrumentals.
Find out one of the other great wonders to come out of Wisconsin; Greg Koch. You won't be dissapointed."

Another amazing one from Greg.

Coronet Blue | California | 08/22/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was just thinking how few attempts have been made to mix "guitar god" playing with humor. Joe Walsh & Paul Gilbert are the only ones who come to mind.

Greg Koch seems to have both. He's good enough to never be heard on the radio and he just happens to be a funny guy, too. BTW, his instructional videos are excellent and yes, very funny. I agree, The Grip is a bit more focused but there's still a lot of meat on Radio Free Gristle.

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