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Steppenwolf

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Sep 11, 2026

Mark EllenHOST
8:08
Yeah.
Clint BoonGUEST
8:08
And, uh, a Steppenwolf album.
David HepworthHOST
8:10
[laughs]
Clint BoonGUEST
8:11
'Cause I, I wasn't i- I wasn't into rock.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:46
I like-
Joe MurataHOST
17:46
I like Steppenwolf.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:47
Racing with the wind.
Michael QuinnHOST
17:47
He should team with Honky Tonk Man.
Tom MorelloGUEST
9:05
And they brought us back and said, hey, the show is in four months.
Tom MorelloGUEST
9:09
Can you learn Born to be Wild by Steppenwolf? And before anybody else, before any other jackass in the band could open their mouth and honestly report that there's no chance we can learn it, I said, yeah, no problem.
Tom MorelloGUEST
9:20
We'll take the gig.
Tom MorelloGUEST
9:21
So we had four months to learn the song.
Chad SmithHOST
16:47
Corvus Glaive!
J.A. ScottHOST
16:51
Well, Corvus Glaive, you could have gone with the D.C. equivalent to that, who in his original form was very Ren Faire-esque in Steppenwolf.
J.A. ScottHOST
16:59
Oh, or Desson.
J.A. ScottHOST
17:00
Steppenwolf had a fantastic career
Chad SmithHOST
17:02
in rock music in the 70s.
Chad SmithHOST
17:03
I was going to say, he loved those leathers.
Chad SmithHOST
17:10
So you got a couple
Mikey WoodGUEST
17:11
picks now.
TeejGUEST
56:45
I think that one of my biggest problems with the Justice League movie, what, is that the villain just doesn't work.
TeejGUEST
56:52
Steppenwolf just does not work in the movie.
Jake ChristieHOST
56:54
Oh, and just looks awful.
Rod MorrowGUEST
56:55
Tell...
Rod MorrowGUEST
56:56
Okay, guys.
TeejGUEST
56:56
He looks terrible.
Rod MorrowGUEST
56:57
Everyone, tell me one character trait about Steppenwolf.
Rod MorrowGUEST
56:59
Go.
Jeff DaytonHOST
31:58
Yeah.
Gary TalleyGUEST
32:00
Well, when we played the Miami Pop Festival, we were right between Steppenwolf and Flatt & Scruggs.
Gary TalleyGUEST
32:07
Oh, my God.
Gary TalleyGUEST
32:09
That's the kind of lineup, you know.
Gary TalleyGUEST
32:12
Hendrix, Wayne Cochran, Procol Harum, Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green when it was still a blues band.
Gary TalleyGUEST
32:21
On the same stage on the same day, we had, well, it was us, Flatt & Scruggs, Steppenwolf, The Grateful Dead.
Gary TalleyGUEST
32:29
I remember that being, those acts were on the same stage on the same day.
Gary TalleyGUEST
32:33
Wow.
Rolo GuitarHOST
40:00
Freed from the demands of slavish imitation, Plant found his muse and took the band in a different direction, starting with the bucolic-sounding third album, The Human Element.
Rolo GuitarHOST
40:12
To understand Banks' stress on the human element in music, it's worth comparing Steppenwolf, It's Never Too Late, and Led Zeppelin's Your Time Is Gonna Come.
Rolo GuitarHOST
40:21
The former is adapted from Hendrix's version of Hey Joe, the latter from Traffic's Dear Mr.
Rolo GuitarHOST
40:26
Fantasy.
ScotHOST
40:25
Pretty much.
ScotHOST
40:26
A Steppenwolf.
ScotHOST
40:27
That was pretty cool.
ScotHOST
40:28
Hawkman.
MaryAUDIENCE
83:42
But anyway, my thought was Born to be Wild.
MaryAUDIENCE
83:45
Steppenwolf.
Jamie MarkleyHOST
83:47
Mary, you're unbelievable.
Jamie MarkleyHOST
83:48
God bless you.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
88:12
Heavy metal.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
88:13
The term was first in William S. Burroughs' book, and it was about the heavy metal kid.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
88:21
and Steppenwolf liked the term and took it.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
88:24
Wow.

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