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Non-Stop Rock Talk presents author Tim Durling to discuss his multiple books on Night Ranger, Sammy Hagar, Kansas, Y and T - as well as a book strictly devoted to the 8-Track tape.

This episode goes deep into conversation between these two huge rock fans, touching on subjects like record company mistakes, strength of management and the MTV/Muchmusic influence that could contribute to a bands success.

There is a segment where Tim and Tyson discuss what great music was actually released on 8-Track in the 80's by the Columbia House Record Club.

Tyson and Tim also go into discussion regarding vintage vinyl pressings from the 90's. Motley Crue - 94, Van Halen - Balance and Ugly Kid Joe - America's Least Wanted are all holy grail vinyl finds that get mentioned.

For fans of 80's hair rock and the nostalgia that surrounds this great era in rock n' roll - absolutely a must listen.

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Non-Stop Rock Talk welcomes singer/guitarist of Irish hard rock band Trucker Diablo - Tom Harte to discuss the bands latest release "Social Hand Grenade", the writing for the next album and how Tom is able to keep the 'juices flowing' songwriting wise after multiple Trucker Diablo releases.

This episode marks the beginning of the next step in the progression of Non-Stop Rock Talk with Tyson Briden. In the past few months Tyson has been trying to discover new bands to bring to the show. Taking opportunities that he has not taken to this point. Trucker Diablo is the first of a stretch of new bands (to him) that he is putting his efforts towards. Expanding his audience but also expanding himself. If you have a band that Tyson might be interested in, send us a message and if it fits the criteria... that artist may end up on the show!

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Legendary guitarist/singer Paul Lidel of Dirty Looks and Dangerous Toys joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss his latest release with Paul Lidel's Scream Therapy which was released on October 17th, via Perris Records entitled "Are You Ready". Paul and Tyson also talk about his days in Dangerous Toys and Dirty Looks - budgets for recording albums, using 2" tape and how producer Max Norman would actually cut the tape.

Within the interview there is also a discussion about legendary guitar store/record shop - House of Guitars in Rochester, New York - which adds another amazing moment within the interview as you will hear.

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