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LED ZEPPELIN-FOO FIGHTERS ROCK AND ROLL LIVE.ENJOY IT

Coal! Hard Rock Hallelujah!
Hard Rock Hallelujah!

The saints are crippled
On this sinners' night
Lost are the lambs with no guiding light

The walls come down like thunder
The rock's about to roll
It's the arockalypse
Now bare your soul

All we need is lightning
With power and might
Striking down the prophets of FALSE
As the moon is rising
Give us the sign
Now let us rise up in awe

Rock 'n Roll angels bring thyn Hard Rock Hallelujah
Demons and angels all in one have arrived
Rock 'n Roll angels bring thyn Hard Rock Hallelujah
In God's creation supernatural high

The true believers
Thou shall be saved
Brothers and sisters, keep strong in the faith

On the day of Rockoning
It's who dares, wins
You will see the jokers soon'll be the new kings

All we need is lightning
With power and might
Striking down the prophets of FALSE
As the moon is rising
Give us the sign
Now let us rise up in awe

Rock 'n Roll angels bring thyn Hard Rock Hallelujah
Demons and angels all in one have arrived
Rock 'n roll angels bring thyn Hard Rock Hallelujah
In God's creation supernatural high

Wings on my back
I got horns on my head
My fangs are sharp
And my eyes are red
Not quite an angel
Or the one that fell
Now choose to join us or go straight to Hell

Hard Rock Hallelujah!
Hard Rock Hallelujah!
Hard Rock Hallelujah!
Hard Rock Yeah!

Rock 'n Roll angels bring thyn Hard Rock Hallelujah
Demons and angels all in one have arrived
Rock 'n Roll angels bring thyn Hard Rock Hallelujah
In God's creation supernatural high

Hard Rock HallelujahSKREWDRIVER PLAYING WHITE RIDER.ENJOY IT.

Hard As A Rock Joke Posted June 11th, 2008 at 9:31 am in Dirty Jokes An old man woke up in the middle of the night and found, to his utter astonishment, that his pecker was as hard as a rock for the first time in two years. He shook his wife by the shoulder until she woke up and showed her his enormous boner. “Check this out!” he happily exclaimed. “What do you think we should do with it?” With one eye open, his wife replied, “Well, now that you’ve got all the wrinkles out, now would be a good time to wash it.”

Why did Beethoven stop raising chickens?

Because all they kept saying was, "Bach, Bach, Bach

Who is the best guitar player at the North Pole?

The North Star!

Why was the demon a horrible jazz musician?

Because he had no soul!

What did Michael Jackson say to the bully?

PEARL JAM PERFORMING THE CLASSIC ALIVE LIVE.ENJOY IT.

Beat It! Beat It!                                                    HARDROCK IS THE SOUL OF OUR WESTERN CIVILISATION.EUROPE HAS RISEN FROM THE ASHES OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR HELL-SUFFERING A LEVEL OF DESTRUCTION UNPARALLEL IN WORLD HISTORY,YET  THE WHITE NATIONS FAIRLY QUICKLY HAD RECOVERED THEMSELVES FROM THE TOTAL RUIN.THE BRITISH HAD  CREATED THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND THEY DID IT AGAIN WITH THE ROCK REVOLUTION.ITS ALL STARTED WITH THE BEATLES THE ROLLING STONES AND THE WHO AND THOSE CLASSICS ARE STILL THE BEST EVEN TODAY.THE ROLLING STONES OF COURSE BEING THE ALL TIME BEST,ALTHOUGH MANY HARDROCK GUITARIST WOULD ARGUE THAT KEITH RICHARD CANT PLAY ON GUITAR,YET HED WROTED THE GREATEST ROCK SONGS EVER-BECAUSE HED GOT THE SOUL FOR IT HES ROCK REVOLUTION ITSELF WITH THE GREATEST LIVING PERFORMER MICK JAGGER TOGETHER.REAL HARDROCK MANY SAYS TOOK OF WITH LED ZEPPELIN AND ITS TRUE THEY ARE  THE GIANTS OF HARD ROCK-THE QUALITY WHAT PAGE-PLANT-BONHAM-AND JOHN PAUL HAS INTRODUCED INTO ROCK MUSIC ITS SIMPLY UNMATCHED.JUST SHOW ME A GREATER DRUMMER TODAY FOR EXAMPLE,LET ALONE A MORE CHARISMATIC SINGER OR A QUICKER BETER GUITAR PLAYER.SINCE THE 1960 OF COURSE 50 YEARS HAS ELAPSED AND A LOT OF GREAT HARDROCK BAND HAD WRITTEN ROCK HISTORY.LONG GONE THE TIMES OF BLACK SABBATH DEEP PURPLE SEX PISTOLS  JUST TO NAME A FEW TODAYS 21 CENTURY GREATS ARE THE BLACK LABEL SOCIETY RAMMSTEIN PEARL JAM AND SO ON BUT EVEN THEY ARE YESTERDAYS NEWS FOR THE NEWEST GENERATION WHO RATHER LISTEN TO NEW PROGRESSIVE BANDS LIKE DISTURBED AND DROWNING POOL.HARD ROCK ALSO ALWAYS HAVE BEEN THE BEST CULTURAL DEFENSE OF OUR WHITE CIVILISATION AGAINST THE ZIONIST LED DARK MULTICULTURAL INVASION INTO THE WHITE HOMELANDS SINCE THE 60S. OF COURSE AS THE MULTI CULTI PLAGUE GOT WORST AND WORST IN THE DECADES THE TONE OF ROCK HAS ALSO CHANGED-FROM THE BEATLES COSY ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE IS DETERIORATED INTO SEPULTURA DARK DESPERATE CRY-BURN THIS MOTHERFUCKER DOWN DOWN...../EVENTUALLY REFERRING TO THE DARK INVADERS WHOS PRESENCE IN THE WEST ITS REACHING UNTOLERABLE LEVELS/HOWEVER FOR THE WHITE HARDROCK BANDS IT IS FORBIDDEN TO OPENLY ADRESS IN THEIR LYRICS THE REAL PROBLEMS BECAUSE THE JEWMEDIA STRONGLY CONTROLLS THEM,SO THEY EXPRESSING THEMSELVES IN FLOWER LANGUAGE-THOSE WHO DARE TO SING OPENLY ABOUT OUR REAL PROBLEMS ARE LABELED FASCIST AND COMPLETELY MARGINALISED AND PERSECUTED BY THE JEW MEDIA.ON THE OTHER HAND OUR JEWISH MASTERS HAS ENDORSED WITH ALL THEIR MIGHT THE NEGROS JUNGLE TRIBE ANTIWHITE RAP GARBAGE WITH LYRICS OFTEN OPENLY STATING KILL WHITEY AND IM GOING TO RAPE THE WHITE BITCH-ON ALL MAJOR RADIO STATIONS AND ON MUSIC TV CHANNELS THEYRE CONSTANTLY BOMBARDING THE GOYIM AUDIENCE WITH AFRICAN MUSIC,THEREBY BREAKING DOWN WHITE CULTURAL SELFAWEARNESS WITH SUCCESS,MTV AND ALIKE CHANNELS HAD CREATED THE SO CALLED WHIGGERS GENERATION DELUSIONAL WHITE KIDS WHO WORSHIPPING IMITATING AND IDOLIZING THE NIGGER LIFESTYLE-CRACK-RAPE-MURDER AND IN BETWEEN BRAINLESS LIVING DARKNESS EXISTANCE.IM ALWAYS WONDERED DO THE NEGROS IN AFRICA ARE  EVER LISTENING TO METALLICA FOR EXAMPLEF COURSE NOT THEY DONT GIVE A DAMN ABOUT THE WHITE DEVILS CRAP.FOR THE JEWS THEIR BIGGEST PLEASURE IS BEING TO SEE THAT BY THEIR MTV RACEMIXING PROPAGANDA THE NEGROS  LEGALLY COULD RAPE THE BLOND GIRLS BECAUSE THE MISGUIDED YOUNGSTERS ARE SELF DESIRING TO BE WITH THE NEGRO GODS.SO HARDROCK IS EVEN MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER FOR OUR SELFESTEEM AND SELFPRESERVATION.

SLIPKNOT PERFORMING PSYCHOSOCIAL LIVE.ENJOY IT.            NEW   YOUR HEALTH AND FITNESS LARGELY DEPENDS ON YOUR DIET THIS IS THE BEST PROGRAM ON THE MARKET TODAY.FOR MORE INFORMATIONJUST CLICK HERE

Slipknot is an American heavy metal band from Des Moines, Iowa. Formed in 1995, the group was founded by percussionist Shawn Crahan and bassist Paul Gray, after several lineup changes in their early days the band consisted of nine members for the greater part of their tenure—Sid Wilson, Paul Gray, Joey Jordison, Chris Fehn, Jim Root, Craig Jones, Shawn Crahan, Mick Thomson, and Corey Taylor. However, the death of Paul Gray on May 24, 2010 left the band with only eight remaining members.
Slipknot is well known by their attention-grabbing image, aggressive music style and their energetic and chaotic live shows. The band had somewhat of a meteoric rise to success following the release of their self-titled debut album in 1999. The 2001 follow-up album Iowa further increased the band's popularity. After breaking for their first hiatus, Slipknot returned in 2004 with Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) and once again in 2008 with their fourth album All Hope Is Gone, which debuted at the top spot on the Billboard 200 charts. The band has also released one live album and four DVDs. As of May 2010, Slipknot has sold over 14 million records worldwide.
 SlipknOne of the most popular Skrewdriver albums that began Ian's trek into a more "metal" sound.

Ian Stuart Donaldson was born in Poulton-le-Fylde and was raised in Blackpool, where he founded the band Skrewdriver in 1976. Skrewdriver was formed from the ashes of Tumbling Dice (a cover band who played songs by The Rolling Stones, Free and The Who). At first, Skrewdriver had a punk image, and they experimented with their look before eventually adopting a skinhead image. The band had a reputation for attracting violence at their concerts (Bob Geldof was reportedly knocked unconscious at one Skrewdriver show), but they did not openly promote any political views.[1]

Although both Skrewdriver and the band Sham 69 had skinhead followings and racist fans early in their careers, Skrewdriver failed to get the same mainstream promotion that Sham 69 did. Unlike Skrewdriver, Sham 69 denounced their racist fans, and even performed at Rock Against Racism concerts. [2][3]

After the original Skrewdriver lineup parted ways in 1979, Stuart reformed the band and began to write songs for a white power skinhead audience. The new version of Skrewdriver openly promoted far right groups such as the National Front and Combat 18, raising funds for them (and affiliated organizations) through their White Noise Records label. As a result, Skrewdriver became known for its involvement in the white nationalist political movement and its associated music genre, Rock Against Communism.

Donaldson, along with Nicky Crane, founded Blood and Honour, a neo-Nazi network that distributes white power music and organizes concerts. Stuart became leader of two other bands, White Diamond and The Klansmen, and he released several solo albums. Along with Skrewdriver guitarist Stigger, he recorded the albums Patriotic Ballads volumes 1 and 2, which included covers of traditional folk songs such as The Green Fields of France. Donaldson's voice also appeared in the song The Invisible Empire (whose title refers to the Ku Klux Klan) on the 1989 album See you in Valhalla by neo-Nazi rock band No Remorse.

Donaldson was one of the principal organisers of a white power concert near Waterloo station in London in 1992. Anti-Fascist Action organized a protest, which resulted in physical confrontations. In July 1993, Donaldson and Skrewdriver played their final concert in Waiblingen, Germany. The program, Kreuzritter für Deutschland, was organized by Andreas J. Voigt. Donaldson died in 1993 in a fatal car accident in Derbyshire.

ot will always be the bestDUALITY, THE REAL LYRICS: "I push my fingers into my ass. It's the only thing, that slowly stops the itch. And it's made of all, the things I have to shit. If I lube it up, I'll push it back inside. If the pain goes on, I'm gonna shit myself!"can't go onto any video I like without seeing the word "Beiber"...fuck me, give it a rest. Just enjoy the music, don't flame other Artists or try to convert people to metal with stupid, gritty messages or retarded, outdated statistics. I personally believe it's better to actually like the music you enjoy..not be forced towards it. I've loved Slipknot from the beginning..The internet has been and will be the biggest breeding grounds for retards. Grow up or fuck up. Enjoy the music, not bash it.ought a knife to a gun fight once... I killed them while they were laughing I love the Apocalyptic sound of Slipknot it reminds me of the famous movie the Texas Chainsaw Massacre the message is simple life is Hell and there is a dog eat dog world out there so youd better be prepared with an unrelenting  intensiv paranoia to fight it  through till the bitter end.

brBLACK LABEL SOCIETY PERFORMING CONCRETE JUNGLE.ENJOY IT.Velvet Revolver, solo career, and the future  IF YOU ARE A FAN OF BLACK LABEL SOCIETY YOU CAN CHECK OUT THEIR SITE JUST CLICK HRE

Slash with Velvet Revolver in 2004

IF YOU ARE A FAN OF SLASH YOU CAN CHECK OUT THEIR SITE JUST CLICK HERE

Velvet Revolver began as "The Project", a venture by Slash, Duff McKagan and Matt Sorum to find a new lead singer. On rhythm guitar, they initially worked with Izzy Stradlin, and they were offered to open for The Rolling Stones but Slash, Duff and Matt wanted to have a lead singer; after this Izzy became less involved. They would find their second guitarist in the form of Dave Kushner, who had previously played with McKagan in "Loaded" prior to this project. For many months, the four of them listened to demo tapes of potential lead singers, a monotonous process (documented by VH1). The band recorded a song with Sebastian Bach (Skid Row), a long time friend of Guns N' Roses, but this line-up did not last. In his autobiography simply titled Slash, Slash reported that this combination was unsuccessful due to the fact that on one side, it sounded too much like Skid Roses , and on the other, Sebastian Bach was concerned that this project would interfere with his relationship with Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose. The main riff from this Skid Roses song would later be found on the 2010 Slash solo album. After many months, Slash and the others were almost ready to give up. However, Stone Temple Pilots had recently imploded, allowing lead singer Scott Weiland to volunteer to record a song with the band. Realizing there was chemistry between each member, Weiland officially joined the band in 2003.^{[citation needed]}
Velvet Revolver played several concerts in the summer of that year and released their first single, "Set Me Free" as part of the soundtrack for The Hulk. In June 2004, they released their first studio album, Contraband. A 19-month long tour ensued, as the album went double platinum and re-established Slash as a mainstream performer. After the tour concluded, he and his bandmates took a lengthy break before beginning work on their second album. In July 2007, Velvet Revolver released the critically acclaimed Libertad, a follow-up to their multi-platinum debut. Following their second studio album, Velvet Revolver also began a second tour. On March 20, 2008 Weiland announced to their audience that it would be Velvet Revolver's final tour. Matt Sorum posted a message on his website the next day discussing the band's situation and said, "You could tell who was unhappy last night" and "some people in this business don't realize how great of a life they have".^[20] Weiland shot back by telling Blabbermouth.net, "Well, first of all, the state of my family affairs is really none of his business, since he is too immature to have a real relationship, let alone children. So don't attempt to stand in a man's shoes when you haven't walked his path." On April 1, 2008 Weiland officially split from Velvet Revolver.

VELVET REVOLVER PERFORMING SLITHER LIVE LONDON.ENJOY IT.

What On May 31, 2006, Slash was joined by Rob Zombie on vocals, another former Guns N' Roses axeman Gilby Clarke on rhythm guitar, Scott Ian of Anthrax on bass, Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee on drums, and surprise guest Ace Frehley of Kiss for a rendition of God of Thunder. The occasion was a one-time supergroup tribute to Kiss for the VH1 Rock Honors Award Show.

Cover for the video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock with Slash in the middle and two other playable characters in the game, Judy Nails (left) and Lars Ümlaüt (right).

Slash is a playable character in the video game Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, and his likeness appears on the game cover. Slash did motion capture with RedOctane to record his movements for the game. Beating Slash in a one-on-one competition (playing an original composition he recorded solely for the game), unlocks him as a playable character. Beating him in this challenge leads to the player and Slash playing the master track of "Welcome to the Jungle" as an encore song.^[21][22]
In 2007, Slash performed with Paulina Rubio on the hit Latin single "Nada Puede Cambiarme". On March 12, 2007. Slash and Velvet Revolver paid tribute to Van Halen by inducting the band into the Rock N' Roll hall of fame. The band also played two covers.
Slash appears on the cover of Guitar World for their July 2007 issue, the "20 year salute to Appetite for Destruction", entitled "The Cat In The Hat Is Back". It pictures Slash holding his guitar with a snake crawling up the neck.
Slash made numerous contributions to The Heroin Diaries: A Year in the Life of a Shattered Rock Star by Nikki Sixx, published September 18, 2007.^[23] He also played guitar with them at Crüe Fest.
An autobiography titled simply Slash was published on October 30, 2007.^[24] It was co-written with Anthony Bozza. Slash will also be appearing in the HBO book and Documentary The Black List Vol. 1, he can be seen in a portrait on the cover of the book. It was announced by Kerrang! Magazine that Slash was going to appear on Ace Frehley's next solo album.^[25]
Slash planned to record a solo album after the third Velvet Revolver album, but after the departure of singer Scott Weiland and time-consuming searches for a new singer for the band, he decided to record a solo album first. On September 30, 2008, he began recording demos for the upcoming album. Slash was quoted saying that the work alone in the studio on the solo album was "cathartic", and that he really enjoyed working alone in the studio. He also said he plans to bring a different singer for each song on the album, and that he has a list of guests to appear on the album, and most of them are already committed, though he refused to tell who are those guests. Rumored singers for the project include Lenny Kravitz, Sebastian Bach, Alice Cooper, Vince Neil, and past Guns N' Roses bandmates Izzy Stradlin and Duff McKagan.^[26]
According to Slash's wife during an interview with Rockerrazzi.com, both Ozzy Osbourne and Fergie will make appearances on Slash's upcoming solo album, saying, "It's going to be Slash and friends, with everyone from Ozzy [Osbourne] to Fergie."^[27] Other musicians set to appear on the release include Josh Freese, Chris Chaney, Travis Barker, M. Shadows and Jason Bonham.^[28] In 2009, he played the guitar parts on the film score of The Wrestler, composed by Clint Mansell.
On June 30, 2009, Slash performed his first solo show, at the Quart Festival in Norway. His band was composed of Franky Perez (Scars On Broadway) on vocals, John 5 (Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson) on guitar, Chris Chaney (Jane's Addiction) on bass, Jason Bonham (Foreigner) on drums and Teddy Andreadis on keyboards. Special guests included Chris Cornell, Ozzy Osbourne, Fergie and Ron Wood.^[29] His touring band will be fronted by Alter Bridge vocalist Myles Kennedy, who provided vocals on Slash's songs "Back From Cali" and "Starlight" from his self-titled debut solo album.
Slash's guitar solo is featured in Rihanna's 2009 album Rated R''s fourth single Rockstar 101.
Slash's self titled album recently was certified "platinum" in New Zealand with sales over 35,000.
On June 20, 2010 Alice Cooper jammed on stage with Slash in Paris over Cooper's classic song "School's Out".^[30]
Slash was the honoree at the 2010 Sunset Strip Music Festival, on August 26, 2010, which included members of the West Hollywood City Council and Mayor John Heilman presenting Slash with the official plaque for "Slash Day."^[31]
Slash appeared on stage at the Arena, Stockholm, 2 November 2010, accompanying Alter Bridge on the track "Rise Today".^[32]
On November 23, 2010, Slash was interviewed on the MTV UK show "Gonzo" with host Alexa Chung, where he said that Myles Kennedy is going to be the sole vocalist on his next solo album. He has also confirmed that he plans to work with Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie, with whom he worked on the single "Beautiful Dangerous" from his solo album, again in the future, and that another song he recorded with her during the sessions for his solo album will appear on her next solo album.^[33] He briefly played a guitar riff from Sweet Child o' Mine at the Black Eyed Peas' 2011 Super Bowl halftime performance.^[34]
In an interview with MusicRadar, Slash confirmed that the band he has been touring with would be the same band to perform on his next record. He also said that it will be less of an actual solo album and more of a collaboration album with Kennedy, and that he is not sure if the album will be billed as Slash or a new name entirely.^[35]
is Christian 80's Metal?

There are many genres and sub-genres of Rock music. Heavy Metal is a genre. 80's Metal is a sub-genre. Some 80's Metal Rockers were also Christians. Some of these Rockers rocked for Jesus. Their music is referred to as 80's Christian Metal.

History

During the 80's, Christian Metal was also called "Righteous Metal" and "Heavenly Metal". In the 80's, Christian Metal was, and to a lesser extent is still known as "White Metal". Christian Metal was called "White Metal" in contrast to "Black Metal" because "...the music serves the purpose of offering a positive alternative or counterbalance to secular metal music which is known for its generally dark message."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_metal

Today

Melodic Metal, or Melodic Power Metal are sub-genres of rock music that are so closely related to 80's Metal, that these newer Christian bands are sometimes included on this site.

News

Rare RECON CD's Now Available!
3. 10.2010
Mike Grato, bass player for RECON, is selling super-rare original RECON CDS! There are only a few RECON songs on YouTube, and they only had 2 albums. If you ever had a tape I know it's worn out.

Novella CD hard to find!
I read a Youtube post that someone paid $60 for one CD. It is $30 used on ebay. I do not have a hook up for you yet like I do with RECON. Novella guys, somebody, please contact me! Why pay so much? The two live videos on YouTube Do We Just Surrender, and Give me Love will explain.

Maximum costume!
This video's slideshow of Holy Soldier's various costumes found them to be more glamourous than Stryper.

Hot Metal Summer !
3. 13.2010
Its been 30 years, so its safe to call it "Retro" and admit it: You love 80's Metal! Join Us! Be one of the first to start the trend back to the most outrageous, fun, and upbeat times. We hereby declare this Summer as the Hot Metal Summer!

Stryper Crossing Over?
3. 13.2010
Will Stryper's next album will be Cover Songs?
Those of us who have already caught their latest tour may be lucky. Will some tour dates be cancelled?

Gear Nerd with Stone Sour and Slipknot's Jim Root German and Russian N.S. Rock split
Nahkampf:Sag Mir
Wo du Stehst
Ein Krieger
Strafgesetzbuch
Thor Ist Unser Donnergott
September
If You're White
Kolovrat:The Stormtrooper
Young And Russian
Sacred Revenge
Kolovrat Above The World
The Loyal Guard Of Veterans
Without A Compromise
"White Power Rock 'n' Roll is our life..," that is the motto of both bands on this CD. Nahkampf come from Northern Germany and Kolovrat from Russia. Both play elaborate and professional music and both are right at the top of their craft. Playing time is around 52 minutes. This is the best Russian band on a CD manufactured in Germany

White Skull: Forever Fight

White Skull: Forever Fight

Heavy/Power Metal

Rating: 3.75/5.0

Dragonheart Records
http://www.whiteskull.it/
www.myspace.com/whiteskullband
Added April 12, 2009
Review: Craig Hartranft

Italy's White Skull presses on with their eighth full length release, 'Forever Fight.' More recognized in Europe than the shores of America, White Skull's latest work is a monument to their tradition of producing both solid and epic heavy metal within the power genre. That is to say, on one hand, there is nothing really new on 'Forever Fight;' simply solid heavy metal with thrash, power, and melodic elements fortified with some assertive female vocals and sizzling guitar work. On the other hand, well, there's nothing really new here. I think I said that already. White Skull is another case where we must not confuse redundancy with consistency: they're just doing what the know best and doing it well.
Even with the expectation of consistency, White Skulls excels where the arrangement leans more towards epic melodic heavy and power metal as on 'Feel My Rage' and 'Attle And Bleda.' On both of these the true stars are composition and sterling guitar solos. Honorable mentions also go to the near epic, more expected pieces 'Boudicca's Speech' and 'A Mothers Revenge,' where both benefit from more melodic and dynamic progressions within the arrangements. On the down side, some songs are simply average like the thrashy but bland 'Forever Fight' or the straight up heavy metal of 'Spy.' However, the greatest inconsistency on 'Forever Fight' comes from Elisa 'Over' De Palma vocals which are either dead on (Boudicca's Speech or Spy, for example) or miserably unintelligible (Forever Fight, Etzel).
Overall, White Skull delivers as expected: no more, less. 'Forever Fight' is standard melodic heavy power metal which will neither disappointment nor surprise

Zakk Wylde (born Jeffrey Phillip Wielandt; January 14, 1967 in Bayonne, New Jersey) is an American musician, songwriter, and occasional actor who is best known as the former guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne and founder of the heavy metal band Black Label Society. He was the lead guitarist and vocalist in Pride & Glory, who released one self-titled album in 1994 before disbanding. As a solo artist he released Book of Shadows in 1996.

• Wylde has made guest appearances on various albums, such as Damageplan's debut album, New Found Power, as guest vocalist and guitarist on the tracks "Soul Bleed" and "Reborn",
• He played guitar solos on Dope's single "Addiction" from their newest album, No Regrets.
• He plays a solo on Fozzy's 2005 release "All That Remains" on the song, Wanderlust.
• He has also worked on five of Derek Sherinian's solo albums: Inertia, Black Utopia, Mythology, Blood of the Snake and Molecular Heinosity alongside Yngwie Malmsteen and others.
THE CULT PERFORMING WHITE LIVE.ENJOY IT
• Wylde was also a judge for the 8th annual Independent Music Awards. His contributions helped assist independent artists' careers.^[4][5]
• In 2010 he played lead guitar on My Darkest Days first single "Porn Star Dancing", along with guest singers Chad Kroeger and Ludacris.^[6]

[edit] Live performances

• On August 1, 1993, at Great Woods Amphitheatre in Mansfield, MA, Wylde appeared on stage with the Allman Brothers on lead guitar since Dickey Betts was unable to make the show, and they needed a guitarist at the last minute. This show is documented on the bootleg "Zakk Goes Wylde".
• Wylde is a New York Yankees fan. He performed the National Anthem on the electric guitar during a New York Rangers game in October 2005. He has also played the anthem at Los Angeles Kings and Dodgers games. A video of a Kings performance is included as an extra feature, on the DVD Boozed, Broozed, and Broken-Boned.
• On February 1, 2007 Wylde and Nick Catanese began a tour of acoustic shows at the Hard Rock Cafe in various cities across North America. Although Catanese had to leave mid-tour due to unspecified personal reasons, Wylde continued to play shows alone. He performed several songs, on both the acoustic guitar and keyboard. The tour was eventually canceled due to unspecified reasons.

're sure will be a classic Gear Nerd!
RR: When did you first start playing guitar and was it the first instrument you ever picked up?
JR: Yeah, my parents had an old nylon string acoustic guitar that I would mess around on which I think had like two stings on it when I was like, 12/13 years old and then I begged them from the time I was 12 until I was probably 14 or 15 for a guitar and they got me this Memphis- not any brand name or anything- like a Les Paul Jr copy, like a double cut away. more...

» View SMegadeth mainman Dave Mustaine and Zoom will introduce the all-new G2.1DM Dave Mustaine Signature Edition Guitar Effects Pedal at a press conference on Saturday, January 15, 2011 at the Zoom booth (#5940) at this year's NAMM (National Association Of Music Merchants) show. Taking place at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California, the press conference in question is set for 1pm PST.  Namm.org.Share on Facebook » Read Story » Permalink Megad

Megadeth - Holy Wars who the fuck cares about who's better, i am bored hearing bullshits that megadeth are better than metallica or the opposite. i hear both of them and i like more metallica. that doesn't make metallica better than megadeth. choose whatever you want to listen to and stop being so fanatics about a band. just enjoy the fucking music!!!

Fanisliverpool1892 1 dag geleden 11

eth its truly one of the greatest hardrock band there is.One of their greatest song is a tout la Monde.think its the greatest live show of this fucking good band. everytime i listen to the song im feelin like being on a other place .... its an inspiration for me to play someday like this band or like metallica. both are great bands. great song. thanks on dave.

JogoMetall 1 week geleden RIGHT. This song has SO much emotion. If you don't cry to this, then you have no heart!    IF YOU ARE A FAN OF MEGADETH YOU CAN CHECK OUT THEIR SITE JUST CLICK HERE

Megadeth is an American heavy metal band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 1983. Founded by guitarist/vocalist Dave Mustaine and bassist David Ellefson following Mustaine's departure from Metallica, the band has since released 12 studio albums, three live albums, two EPs, 26 singles, 32 music videos, four compilations and one box set. As a pioneer of the American thrash metal movement, Megadeth rose to international fame in the 1980s and was ranked as one of the "Big Four of Thrash," along with Metallica, Slayer, and Anthrax, who were responsible for creating, developing and popularizing the thrash metal sub-genre.
Megadeth has experienced numerous line-up changes, due partly to the band's notorious substance abuse problems. From 1983 to 2002 — and as of February 8, 2010 — Mustaine and Ellefson are the only original members of the band, with Mustaine being the only constant member. After finding sobriety and securing a stable line-up, Megadeth went on to release a string of platinum and gold albums, including the platinum-selling landmark Rust in Peace in 1990 and the Grammy nominated, multi-platinum Countdown to Extinction in 1992.
Megadeth disbanded in 2002 after Mustaine suffered a severe nerve injury to his left arm. However, following extensive physical therapy, Mustaine reformed the band in 2004 and released The System Has Failed, followed by United Abominations in 2007; the albums debuted on the Billboard Top 200 chart at #18 and #8, respectively. Megadeth, along with their new lead guitarist Chris Broderick, released their twelfth studio album, titled Endgame, on September 15, 2009, which debuted at #9 on the Billboard 200, marking Megadeth's fifth top 10 album.
In the band's 25 active years, there have been over 20 individuals that have all officially been a part of the group at different times, with Dave Mustaine and David Ellefson being the only original members. Megadeth is known for its distinctive, technical instrumental style, often featuring dense, intricate passages and trade off guitar solos, as well as for Mustaine's recurring lyrical themes including politics, war, addiction, personal relationships and religious themes. Megadeth has sold over 25 million albums worldwide,^[5] with five consecutive albums being certified platinum or multi-platinum in the USA. The band has also been nominated nine consecutive times for Best Metal Performance.

LYNCH MOB PERFORMING WICKED SENSATION LIVE ENJOY IT.

Interview - Randy Cooper - Texas Hippie Coalition Neo-Nazi Skinheads and Racist Rock:
Youth Subculture of Hate

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The skinhead phenomenon originated in the early 1970s, when groups of menacing-looking, shaved-head, tattooed youths in combat boots appeared on the streets of England. For some, the racist and chauvinistic attitudes held by these gangs developed into a crude form of Nazism with a penchant for violence, exemplified by frequent, racially motivated attacks on Asian immigrants ("Paki-bashing") and homosexuals ("fag-bashing").
In the years that followed, the Skinhead movement spread from England to the Continent and beyond. Racist Skinheads are found today in almost every industrialized country whose majority population is of European stock, though not all Skinheads are racists. Skinheads are almost uniformly white youths in their teens and twenties, who respond to the movement's seductive sense of strength, group belonging and superiority over others.
Generally, neo-Nazi Skinheads' views have varied. Some believe in orthodox Nazi ideology, while others adhere to a mixture of racism, populism, ethnocentrism and ultranationalist chauvinism, along with a hodgepodge of Nazi-like attitudes.
Their numbers have grown substantially since Neo-Nazi Skinheads first appeared in the United States during the mid-1980s. Predictably, this growth has been matched by violence: since 1987, racist Skinheads have committed at least 43 murders in the United States as well as thousands of lesser crimes such as beatings, stabbings, shootings, thefts, and synagogue desecrations.
In addition to World Church of the Creator, Skinheads in the U.S. have also linked up with other established hate groups, such as Aryan Nations, the Ku Klux Klan, and Tom Metzger's White Aryan Resistance (WAR). On November 12, 1988, three members of a skinhead gang in Portland, Oregon, killed an Ethiopian immigrant, Mulugeta Seraw. In a suit brought by the Southern Poverty Law Center and ADL, it was later shown that Metzger and his son John had incited these Skinheads to murder Seraw. A jury awarded Seraw's family $12.5 million in damages, one of the largest civil verdicts of its kind in U.S. history.
A major aspect of Skinhead life is devotion to bands that play "oi" white power music, a hard-driving brand of rock and roll whose lyrics pound home a message of bigotry and violence. Music is the Skinhead movement's main propaganda weapon and its chief means of attracting young recruits. Skinhead use of the Internet has almost exclusively focused on racist music. Bigotry-laced hard rock and the Internet have proved a natural match in being used by white supremacists trying to capture the minds of youngsters.
Before the World Wide Web became popular, neo-Nazi skinheads depended on USENET newsgroups such as alt.skinheads to communicate with each other and spread their propaganda. However, these extremists soon realized the Web's power. By 1996, a few skinhead sites were already online, including Skin Net, Skinheads, USA, and the site for Resistance Records.
Canadian George Eric Hawthorne, a.k.a. George Burdi, was an acolyte of Canadian Holocaust denier Ernst Zündel in the 1980s before turning to the Skinhead scene. Burdi is lead vocalist for the Skinhead band RaHoWa (as noted earlier, a contraction of the phrase "Racial Holy War") and was formerly president of Resistance Records. Resistance distributes RaHoWa's recordings and the music of several other Skinhead groups as

Bigotry-laced hard rock and the Internet have proved a natural match in being used by white supremacists trying to capture the minds of youngsters.

well as operating an E-mail mailing list and a Web site.
Until mid-1998, the Resistance site provided brief descriptions of the albums it sold; a chance to download audio samples from those albums; and some propaganda penned by Burdi. Also, the site specifically targeted the young using hip, anti-establishment rhetoric similar to that employed by Holocaust denier Bradley Smith. For many months, the Resistance Home Page exclaimed, "WARNING: The music promoted by this Web Page has been deemed unacceptable by Big Brother...If you are easily offended TURN BACK NOW...If you are bold and independent-minded enough to think for yourself PROCEED."
In 1997, Burdi was jailed in Canada on an assault conviction for violently kicking an anti-racist protester at a RaHoWa concert in Ottawa. In April of that year, Michigan authorities raided the offices of Resistance as part of an investigation involving nonpayment of taxes. At the same time, Canadian authorities raided Burdi's home in Windsor, Ontario, as part of an investigation into whether Resistance was using its U.S. address to get around Canadian hate crime laws. Burdi was charged by Canadian police with "willfully promoting hatred."⁵³ In 1998, Resistance was sold and moved its offices to California.
In the midst of these changes, the Resistance Web site shrank, but it continues to sell hateful music, including Resistance Records releases, other domestic hate rock records, and foreign recordings. Visitors to the site can still use a credit card to order albums such as Nordic Thunder's Born to Hate and Johnny Rebel's For Segregationists Only.
Many other bigoted music companies have followed in the footsteps of Resistance, selling hateful music on the Web. The Tri-State Terror Web site peddles Aryan vs. Alien by the group Mudoven, which features a cover photo depicting corpses from Nazi concentration camps. According to that site, over 900 copies of this release have already been sold.⁵⁴ Also available there are Racially Motivated Violence by Angry Aryans and Murder Squad by Blue-Eyed Devils, which displays a photo portraying three lynched Jews on its cover.
MSR Productions carries hundreds of domestic and foreign Skinhead CDs at its site, as well as white supremacist T-shirts, flags, and videos. Along with an album by the group Final Solution and More Evil Than a Hollywood Jew by the band Lightning Rod, MSR sells recordings of speeches by the late American Nazi Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell; albums of German music from Hitler's era, and a dozen records by Skrewdriver, the world's most popular racist Skinhead band.
Numerous Skinhead Web sites, such as the site for Swedish record label Nordland, have paid tribute to Skrewdriver, which was formed in 1977 and led by Ian Stuart Donaldson (a.k.a. Ian Stuart), who died in a car crash in 1993. Stuart penned lyrics such as

We were the country, and we could never lose,
Once a nation, and now we're run by Jews
We want our country back now!⁵⁵

Stuart spent time in jail during the mid-1980s for physically attacking a Black woman. In 1987, he founded Blood and Honour, which has acted as an umbrella organization for Skin rock groups in Europe and the United States since his death.
Not surprisingly, Web sites that promote Blood and Honour often focus on Stuart. At the Blood & Honour England Web site, which accuses the British government of killing Stuart, "Erik Bloodaxe" voices his support for street violence inspired by Stuart's racist music. He writes, "It is an insult to the memory of our fallen warrior, Ian Stuart, to avoid combining words and action!"⁵⁶ This site also exclaims, "Tomorrow belongs to you, Ian! As long as your music lives in the hearts of your kinsfolk, you are still alive. Hail Ian Stuart!"
Another Skinhead music site that refers to Stuart advocates violence even more directly. The Oi! Boys site features a "BootParty" page. Individuals are identified by the Oi! Boys as needing a "bootparty" if they deserve to be kicked with steel-toed boots by a group of Skinheads. Most of those pictured are former white supremacists (now deemed "traitors"), but one is a young Black man, who is pictured with his mother:

This here is Nigger Nate. Him and his mama are holding a Nigger hunting tag that was gave to him. This story made the front page in the newspaper cause his mama is in the (NAACP) Niggers Are Always Causing Problems. The one thing that his mama doesn't know is that her son is a gangbanger and his getto-slang [sic] name is Chicago. Well if you see this Nigger Kick him in the [expletive] head.

Two of the most extensive Skinhead Web sites, Plunder and Pillage and The White Pride Network, also pay tribute to Ian Stuart. The Plunder and Pillage site contains the full text of Skrewdriver: The First Ten Years by Joe Pearce, a book-length, sympathetic account of the career of Stuart's band, and The White Pride Network houses pages for Blood and Honour Scandinavia and Blood and Honour Serbia, offshoots of the group that Stuart founded.
Unlike the vast majority of racist Web sites, which are designed in part to promote the bigots who stand behind them, both Plunder and Pillage and The White Pride Network have been created and maintained anonymously. Both sites have been registered to post office boxes in New Jersey, but the registrants of these sites have not identified themselves.⁵⁷
The huge Plunder and Pillage Web site serves as two fans' tribute to white power music. These lovers of racist rock, who go by the names "Plunder" and "Pillage," give their fellow fans the latest news on new releases and concert appearances of Skinhead bands; reviews of the latest white power records; reports on recent concerts; lyrics from various albums and transcripts of their interviews with over a dozen music groups. The Plunder and Pillage site also provides racist rockers a historical perspective in "Oi! The Classics," which features reviews of and sound clips from early "oi" albums that have "earned a spot in every skinhead's record collection."
The Skinhead who maintains The White Pride Network registered his site under Ian Stuart's name in order to hide his identity. At his site, he goes by the name "Micetrap." Though he cloaks himself with a pseudonym, Micetrap doesn't hide his hateful views. Claiming to "have been involved in the skinhead movement for many years," Micetrap declares the Holocaust "the biggest financial scam in history" and glorifies the Skinhead movement as "a sub-culture built for pissed off Pro-White youth to rebel against the ZOG system."⁵⁸
Formerly known as Whitepower, The White Pride Network features Micetrap's reviews of the latest racist rock records and houses the page for "Patriot Video Services," which stocks video tapes of white power bands performing. In addition to music-oriented pages, The White Pride Network pays tribute to Hitler; posts some of William Pierce's allegations of Jewish media control, and contains a "Skinhead Cyber Tattoo Parlor," which pictures racist designs etched in ink on Skinheads' arms, backs, and skulls. Micetrap also encourages his supporters to become active, offering to sell them E-mail addresses and space for Web sites, connecting them with each other in his "Personal Ads & Pen Pals" section, and giving them advice on how to use Internet Relay Chat (IRC).
Though not a Skinhead, Alex Curtis also uses the Internet as a tool to bring together and motivate the "youth of the Aryan Struggle." Along with racist Skinheads and WCOTC devotees, Curtis, who is still in his mid 20s, represents the new, young face of white supremacy on the WebTuesday, January 18, 2011 at 12:58PM

John Michael "Ozzy" IF YOU ARE AN EVERLASTING FAN OF OZZY OSBOURNE THAN YOU CAN CHECK OUT HES SITE JUST CLICK HEREOsbourne (born 3 December 1948) is an English singer-songwriter and occasional actor, whose career has spanned over 40 years. As of December 2010, Osbourne has sold over 100 million albums worldwide.^[1]
Osbourne rose to prominence as lead vocalist of the pioneering English heavy metal band Black Sabbath, a band whose radically different, intentionally dark, doom sound spawned the heavy metal genre. In his subsequent solo career Osbourne achieved a multi-platinum status in addition to the one he had earned with Black Sabbath.^[2] These things are what led Osbourne to become known as the "Godfather of Heavy Metal".^[3] It was during his Sabbath days that, due to their dark style of music, Osbourne became known as the "Prince of Darkness".^[4] Osbourne has over 15 tattoos, the most famous of which are the letters O-Z-Z-Y across the knuckles of his left hand. This was his first tattoo, created by himself as a teenager with a sewing needle and pencil lead.^[5]
In the early 2000s, Osbourne's career expanded to a new medium when he became a star in his own reality show, The Osbournes, alongside wife/manager Sharon and two of their three children, Kelly and Jack

Black Sabbath

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Black Sabbath: Osbourne (right) with Tony Iommi in 1973

Despite only a modest investment from their US record label Warner Bros. Records, Black Sabbath met with swift and enduring success. Built around Tony Iommi's guitar riffs, Geezer Butler's lyrics, Bill Ward's dark tempo drumbeats, and topped by Osbourne's eerie vocals, early records such as their debut album Black Sabbath and Paranoid sold huge numbers, as well as getting considerable airplay. Osbourne's recalls a band lament, "in those days, the band wasn't very popular with the women."^[7]

BLACK SABBATH PARANOID/LIVE OZZFEST/ENJOY IT.

Just five months after the release of Paranoid the band released Master of Reality. The album reached the top ten in both the US and UK, and was certified gold in less than two months.^[12] In the 1980s it received platinum certification^[12] and went Double Platinum in the early 21^st century.^[12] Reviews of the album were unfavorable. Lester Bangs of Rolling Stone dismissed Master of Reality as "naïve, simplistic, repetitive, absolute doggerel", although the very same magazine would later place the album at number 298 on their 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list, compiled in 2003.^[13] Black Sabbath's Volume 4 was released in September 1972. Critics were again dismissive of the album, yet it achieved gold status in less than a month. It was the band's fourth consecutive release to sell a million copies in the US.^[14][15] In November 1973, Black Sabbath released the critically acclaimed Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. For the first time, the band received favourable reviews in the mainstream press. Gordon Fletcher of Rolling Stone called the album "an extraordinarily gripping affair", and "nothing less than a complete success".^[16] AllMusic's Eduardo Rivadavia call the album a "masterpiece, essential to any heavy metal collection," while also claiming the band displayed "a newfound sense of finesse and maturity".^[17] The album marked the band's fifth consecutive platinum selling album in the US,^[18] Sabotage was released in July 1975. Again there were favourable reviews. Rolling Stone stated, "Sabotage is not only Black Sabbath's best record since Paranoid, it might be their best ever."^[19] Allmusic was not so favorable. They noted that "the magical chemistry that made such albums as Paranoid and Volume 4 so special was beginning to disintegrate".^[20] Technical Ecstasy, released on 25 September 1976, was also met with mixed reviews. AllMusic gave the album two stars, and noted that the band was "unravelling at an alarming rate".^[21                                         Far-right music

by Christian Dornbusch and Jan Raabe

For a long time, far-right rock was exclusively associated with the extreme-right skinhead scene. But in the meantime, extreme-right tendencies seem to have established themselves in other subcultures as well.
Today’s far-right rock bands like »Landser« (Berlin) or »Noie Werte« (Stuttgart) are no longer made up only of extreme-right skinheads. For a long time now, young men who don’t feel bound to this subcultural style have been playing in bands like these. In the 20-year history of this music, both its content and style have changed. In the 1980s, standard extreme-right topics were »collective drinking«, football and violence, women and sex; after the so-called reunification, however, the lyrics usually focused on »Germany«.
Racist slogans became the norm and the general tone became more and more openly neo-Nazi and anti-Semitic. In the last few years, current political events are increasingly the subjects of far-right songs. The majority of German far-right rock bands still favour a mix of hard rock and raucous German-language singing. Clear qualitative improvements are mostly to be noticed in bands that have been around for years. Among others, far-right singer-songwriters like Frank Rennicke or his female counterpart, Annett Moeck, have contributed to a stylistic differentiation in this music genre, and the far-right subculture is composing its own ballads about national myths and heroes.
Taking their musical cue from hardcore or hatecore, as it’s played by American neo-Nazi bands like the »Blue Eyed Devils«, the music has become faster and more aggressive. Although this musical style developed from punk, they abandon punk’s emancipative and progressive approach in favour of extremely racist and anti-Semitic lyrics. The song, »We Believe«, recorded by the project, »Strength thru Blood«, comprising members of the English band, »Razor’s Edge« and the Bamberg group, »Hate Society«, begins, for example, with the declaration: »We believe in National Socialism. We believe in white supremacy. We believe we’ll smash Zion’s occupation.« NS black metal bands are just as explicit. Their musical style, however, is much more brutal and although they have the same reputation for glorifying violence and war, they are often deeply nihilistic and misanthropic. They contrast current social order with that of a pagan society which is inspired by Nordic mythology and which legitimates supposed laws of nature and the principle of »might is right«. »We are marching into a new age that will free us from Jews and Christians,« sings the NS black metal band, »Magog’s« (from Pirna in Saxony) in their song, »Feuer der Dunkelheit« (Fire of Darkness). This new age, according to the logic of this music scene, can only be brought about by the »total annihilation of the existing Jewish-Christian system.«
Although pagan themes like these can certainly be found in the »black scene« of dark wave, that sub-genre does not strike such openly neo-Nazi notes. More in keeping with the sophisticated pretensions of the far-right neo-folk subculture, bands like Markus Wolff’s »Waldteufel« prefer to address mythical and classically ethnic themes. »Der Blutharsch«, the band led by Albin Julius (legal name: Martinek) from Vienna, combines electronic sounds with rhythmic drums. Martial manliness prevails in this supposedly cultivated subculture and an old, military tone from the past World Wars dictate the song lyrics: »fight, victory or death!«.
Echos of neo-Nazism are spreading in parts of the techno scene, especially in the genres of gabba and hardcore techno. Music that has an extremely fast beat of at least 180 bpm (beats per minute) and is seen as left-wing in some places, has become a sort of romping place in the Ruhr for a developing right-wing techno-subculture. A development that was also found in the mid-1990s in the Netherlands, where Gabba was created. For a long time, the extreme right’s image was defined by a specific dress code. It wasn’t until 1996, when Hitler’s speeches were sampled by the Dutch DJ group, »88 A.D.R.«, that music started playing a role. Today’s German gabba DJs like »Kahlkopp« (now »WHIPO«) seem to have taken them as their role-model. In classic dancefloor, too, DJs with clever names like »DJ Adolf« have taken to sampling Hitler’s speeches.
In hip-hop, which until the mid-1990s was a pretty cosmopolitan genre, there are now also cases of racist rhyming and the use of metaphors that relativize the Holocaust. Just recently, »McPain« from Kiel (in northern Germany) rapped the following lyrics, which were propagated over the internet: »Turks are getting richer and richer, and Germans are getting poorer and poorer«. He fears conspiratorially that »it will go so far that a Turk will become chancellor here.« Even if messages like these are rare in hip-hop, or if the techno scene has more of a drug problem than a problem with right-wing extremism, these tendencies still show that a far-right Zeitgeist is gaining entry to various different musical genres. Just as racism has always been a social problem, it seems that it is unfortunately only a matter of time before racist and nationalist tendencies infiltrate other music scenes.
Jan Raabe and Christian Dornbusch are the editors of the recently published book, »RechtsRock. Bestandsaufnahme und Gegenstrategien« (Far-Right Rock. Stock-taking and Counter-measures). It was published in Hamburg by rat/Unrast Verlag in the spring of 2002, and has 400 pages. It costs 20.35 Euro.
This article first appeared in Der Rechte Rand, Volume 74 (January/February 2002). It was reprinted here with the kind approval of the editors

Dear Friends and Allies:
With thanks to J., who picked out some CD's from his music collection to lend to me, I have been listening to recordings of some of the many bands who are Proud To Be White.
The pro-White bands use their ingenuity and resources and even endure arrests to provide a much-needed cultural component to replace portions of the "culture" of cognitive dissonance that surrounds us.
White Pride music includes fast, and faster rock. It also includes thoughtful songs of dedication and understanding. Even in the small sampling I've listened to, I believe there is variety enough to interest many or most White Racialists.For those readers who are not at all familiar with White Pride Music, the following are my impressions of just a few of the many recordings available (in no particular order). In general, with familiarity came affection. The more I listened to them, the more I liked them. It was also a great relief to hear lyrics that are relevant to the real challenges for Whites instead of the never ending floods of fatuous crap and multiculti poison sloshed out by record companies whose profit centers include "Kill Whitey" rap music
Band: Symphony of Sorrow____CD: "Paradise Lost" © Midgard 1999(MP3 samples at http://www.midgaard.org/) Songs: Blood Destiny, For the Love of Life, Freedom, The Camp of the Saints, War Cry, Beyond Good and Evil, The Final Outpost, The Iron Dream, Paradise Lost, King of the Kings, Forward
This CD is a *favorite* of mine. It is melodically and stylistically interesting with atmospheric melodic guitar tracks and driving beat tracks, as well. Modern rock alternative may be an idiom descriptor for this music. In some songs, the contrast of a woman's voice with men singing the chorus is very interesting. The lead vocals are by Saga, whose interview in "Resistance Magazine" (Fall 2000 Issue #13) was delightful. I especially liked her response to a lengthy question about the future of White nations ending with "...Do you think that your nation has a chance of surviving, and thriving?" Saga: "If I didn't think so, then what the hell would I be fighting for? But that's up to us, we have got to take control of our own destiny again." The song "Forward" is the loveliest sung explanation of eugenics I've ever heard:

Your purpose in life like all creatures on earth
is ensuring ennoblement, virtue and worth,
and high evolution of your kind of man
for this aspiration all that you can!
By natural selection does all nature thrive
ensuring the best in each species survives!
The next generations need planning and thought:
Intelligence, character, strength should be sought!
One thing you should learn now before it is too late:
To exercise care when selecting a mate!...

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Band: Dissident____CD: "A Cog in the Wheel"
Songs: A Cog in the Wheel, Revolution Now!, Victory Shall Be Yours, Ocean of Warriors, Never Break the Oath, On Your Case!, I Dream With Open Eyes, Crest of a Wave, All For You, Roots of Being
This is another hard rock album--which is most appropriate. The more I listen to this, the more I like it. The choruses are compelling. I like the vocals. It is pleasure to hear the voices of strong men when jewmedia promotes wimps and ninnies as the norm for White men. From "A Cog in the Wheel":

...Do you accept and sleep?
Or resist and shape your destiny?
Fate--is it yours to seal?
Or you just a cog in the wheel?
Could you be a prisoner of your own device?
A participant in this suicide
Answer the question--show some guts
IT'S NOT TOO LATE to set things right...

From "Never Break the Oath":

...We'll never break the oath
Our pledge to fight till the day we die
We'll never break the oath
Our promise that our folk will survive...

From "All For You (Child of the Sun)":

...The glow of a mother
a future unborn
the pride of a father
love for daughter and son.
We'll stay true
All we do, we do for you
We'll see this through
All we do, we do for you...

The lyrics of "Roots of Being" which are adapted from the poem "Roots of Being" by Ron McVan of 14 Words are also compelling. I love the chorus:

Live On, My Race, Live On

Please note: I added the comma after the first Live On so no parasite would mistake the meaning. Rather than me quoting too much of their album without their permission, perhaps you could give it a listen yourself.

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Many of the lyrics in these records deserve appreciation as spoken word art.

The Texas Hippie Coalition is one of the most exciting new bands to emerge on the rock scene in a long time.  The Denison, Texas based band, consisted of lead vocalist Big Dad Ritch, bassist John Exall, guitarists Randy Cooper and Crawfish, and drummer Ryan Bennett.  The Texas Hippie Coalition released their first major label Cd “Rollin” last summer.  The band has wowed fans not only here in North America,  but in Europe as well with their no non-sense kick ass style of outlaw-metal and intense live performances.
Recently, we caught up with Texas Hippie Coalition lead guitarist Randy Cooper to discuss the rise of the band.  During our conversation, we also touched upon the adversity that Randy faced in 1991 when he was involved in a near fatal car crash. Not only did Randy overcome his injuries, but his limitations in his left hand eventually led him to developing a unique guitar tone. 

Sunday, January 9, 2011 at 11:06AM

Although, the music industry continues it's down spiral, 2010 was a decent year for new rock music. We saw some great comeback releases of rock veterans and also saw a few promising new bands. After careful consideration and hours of listening we have come up with the top 5 CD's of the year. Here they are and please feel free to voice your approval in our comments section below.
1.
Accept
Blood of the Nations
Accept is back in truly triumphant manner with a blistering, intense and ferocious new 13 track release.  For those who thought the band could not possibly exist without original frontman Udo Dirkschneider, they will be in for a pleasant surprise.  New vocalist Mark Tornillo, formerly of TT Quick, is more than an adequate replacement; he actually has a bit more vocal range than his predecessor.  In addition, the guitar riffs compliments of Wolf Hoffman are heavy, pulsating and  melodic.  “Blood of the Nations” is a flawless and stunning comeback release. It is absolutely a must have for any fan of hard rock music.


2.
American Bang
American Bang
American Bang are a Nashville, TX based band that takes elements of classic rock with hints of southern rock with a carefree hell bent attitude. Their debut Cd consists of 11 catchy, intense and well crafted tracks. I can't said enough good things about this band, they are loud, gritty, raw and fantastic. Frontman Jaren Johnson is a true rockstar, he has all the tools to get the job done. His vocal style is a bit reminiscent of the late great Steve Marriott.  This is just a kick ass band who exemplifies the true essence of great rock music.  Check out the track "Whiskey Walk" and "Wild and Young" to hear the brilliance of this band.

3.
Buckcherry
All Night Long
This is very solid 11 track rockin’ release from Josh Todd and company. Todd challenged himself to write lyrics without using profanity and guitarist Keith Todd composed some very memorable riffs.  The result is a commercial friendly masterpiece with many potential hit singles and rock anthems. In one week. I’ve heard the track “All Nite Long” played on a major talk show and “It’s a Party” played at playoff football game.  Expect this release to push to band up to another level in 2011.

4.
Scorpions
Sting in the Tail
The German rock legends are going out in a blaze of glory on their final studio recording.  This Cd had many critics claiming that this was the bands best release since 1984’s classic “Love at First Sting.” And it truly is. “Sting of the Tail” consisted of 11 well written tracks all of which are hard hitting and melodic. Guitarist Matthias Jabs cranks his playing up a couple notches.  His unique tone and phrasing is such an integral part of the band’s sound.  The Scorpions are one of the greatest bands in the history of rock and they will be truly missed.

5.
Ratt
Infestation
Glam-metal legends Ratt, return with their best Cd in decades.  With the addition of former Quiet Riot guitarist Carlos Cavozo, Ratt became musically stronger than ever before.  Check out the track “Eat Me Up Alive” to hear the raw intensity of this brilliant and sleazy release.  Hopefully, Ratt can put aside their personal differences and continue rocking in 2011

‘Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood Boulevard Presents’ – KNBC Los Angeles (channel 4), Saturday, January 1st at 2:30am.
About Hard Rock International

With a total of 173 venues in 52 countries, including 136 cafes and 15 Hotels/Casinos, Hard Rock International is one of the world’s most globally recognized brands. Beginning with an Eric Clapton guitar, Hard Rock owns the world’s greatest collection of music memorabilia, which is displayed at its locations around the globe. Hard Rock is also known for its collectible fashion and music-related merchandise, Hard Rock Live performance venues and an award-winning website. In addition to the two flagship Seminole Hard Rock Hotels and Casinos in Tampa and Hollywood, Fla., Hard Rock Hotels/Casinos are located in Las Vegas, Biloxi, Orlando, Chicago, San Diego, Pattaya, Bali, Macau, Penang, Singapore and Punta Cana. Additional hotel and casino projects have been announced in Panama, scheduled to open in 2012; and Hungary, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, scheduled to open in 2013. Hard Rock International is owned by Seminole Hard Rock Entertainment, Inc. For further details on Hard Rock Hotels and Casinos, visit http://www.hardrockhotels.com. For more information on Hard Rock International, visit http://www.hardrock.com.
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DVD review - "The Big Four Live From Sofia" - featuring: Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax   IF YOU ARE A DIE HARD FAN OF METALLICA THAN YOU CAN CHECK OUT THEIR SITE JUST CLICK HERE

Sunday, October 31, 2010 at 10:42PM

By John Jeffrey
On November 2nd, Warner Bros. Records will finally release "The Big Four Live From Sofia" DVD set, in North America.  This 2 disc DVD features the monumental concert performed by Anthrax, Megadeth, Slayer & Metallica on June 22, 2010, in Sofia, Bulgaria.  The show in Sofia is only 1 of 7 shows these four acts played together (as the traveling "Sonisphere Festival") in Europe.

An edited version of the concert was beamed into over 1000 theaters worldwide via satellite, on the same day the concert took place.  However, the impending DVD release has the full, complete shows from all four bands, as well as 'behind the scenes' and interview footage.
The "Sonisphere Festival" marked the first time the "Big Four" had ever shared the same stage.  Of course "Sonisphere" would be held in Europe, as the flag for METAL is still held high in the U.K, as in comparison to the US, where it's almost underground to be a 'head banger.'  However, Metallica, with their cross-over appeal, remains huge in America, and if they do bring the "Big 4" tour to the US next year (which is rumored to be 'on'), it will undoubtedly be THE tour of 2011.  Perhaps this DVD release is something of a 'testing of the waters,' so to speak.               NEW       INDEED A BRAND NEW MONEY MAKING SOFTWARE WHICH COULD BRING YOU SOME COLD HARDROCKING CASH.TO FIND OUT MOREJUST CLICK HERE

Megadeth >> awesomeFuck religion, MEGADETH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \m/ \m/

I listen to megadeth before you were born dude, but no need to overreact alright, exaggerations are for horny gals, but then this is a free country you can say what ever you want, but do remember this, everything you say has consequencesmegadeth is a wonderful band if dave didnt sing the band it self is pretty amazing there i pointed out the only think good about megadeth your you happy :Megadeth - She Wolf Megadeth-Symphony of Destruction Live

I've just become a fan of heavy metal and Megadeth and even I am getting tired of all this "Metallica talk" in Megadeth videos. If you like like Metallica, listen to Metallica. If you like Megadeth, listen to Megadeth... It's that simple!

Marty Friedman's solo - one of the best, most memorable metal solos ever

dave is a bit high in the begining lol, thats how megadeth roll ! \m/ ! I wish to see megadeth live one day !

UFO - Best of a Decade

Sunday, September 26, 2010 at 12:12PM

By Thomas S. Orwat, Jr.
For a band that has faced so much adversity, it’s truly amazing that the classic rock band UFO is still at it. UFO has been together in one form or another for 40 years now. And while the band has seen many members come and go throughout the years, including guitar legend Michael Schenker, vocalist Phil Mogg is the only member that has been there since day one. The 1974-79 line-up with Schenker was without doubt the band’s most successful. However, UFO still managed to make some great music without him. The time period of 1979-1983, when ex-Lonestar guitarist Paul Chapman replaced Schenker on lead guitar is considered by many die-hards as one of the band’s most creative, even if a bit commercially disappointing. Quite frankly, even when Schenker was in the band they still never managed to obtain the massive, arena headlining success that they deserved. They seemed to be a band always on the brink, but they could never cross that line.
Currently, UFO continues to solider on with a line-up which features Mogg, and classic lineup members Paul Raymond – guitar/keyboards, Andy Parker drums supplemented with guitar virtuoso Vinnie Moore.  The aforementioned version of UFO is celebrated on this release. “The Best of a Decade”  is a compilation of tracks from studio releases “You Are Here,” “The Monkey Puzzle,” “The Visitor” and the live collection “Showtime.”
The most noteworthy material on the compilation are the classic live tracks. It's interesting to hear Moore perform some of the vintage Schenker leads on "Rock Bottom," "Doctor, Doctor" and "Too Hot to Handle." Although, Moore plays pretty close to the originals, he does take some risks here and there and throws in his own interpretations. 
In summary, UFO can still deliver it live. But, sadly the new material does not live up to the classics. I give the band all the credit in the world for not just living on their past and writing new material. It's just the songwriting magic of the glory years is no longer present.  But, if you haven't purchased a UFO Cd during the last decade and want to get a taste of this particular lineup, "Best of a Decade" would be a good addition to your

Iron Maiden - The Final Frontier   Band: Ravens Wing____CD: "Through the Looking Glass..."
Songs: Shattered Dreams, Thought & Memory, Ten Thousand Miles, Drunk on the Whirling Moon, By The Rainbow Bridge, In Triumph, An Outlaw's Life, Fading Memory, The Show Goes On
Raven's Wing is an Australian band. The lead singer's somewhat rough vocal timbre is sometimes complemented by fuzz box guitar. This band is another that becomes more interesting with repeated listening. From "Thought and Memory":

Drink from the horn of Wyrd
Partake of the knowledge of our ancestry
Stir the unconscious
Awaken lost wisdom and mystery...

"By The Rainbow Bridge" is the song of a warrior whose beloved has died. "In Triumph" is the song of idealistic young men going off to a foreign war. From "The Show Goes On":

...I don't need x-ray eyes
I've rejected the hypnotic trance
I won't follow your lead
and dance your merry dance...

Tuesday, September 21, 2010 at 8:15PM

By John Jeffrey
Going back to the vinyl days of yore, typically, when a potential listener is going to check out a new album by Iron Maiden, their introduction to the new release would begin by gazing at the amazing "Eddie" (the group's mascot) artwork, drawn by Derek Riggs.

Fast forward to 2010, Iron Maiden releases "The Final Frontier."  While the vinyl age is long gone for some, for Iron Maiden, so is Derek Riggs.  No longer doing album artwork for Maiden, and the end result suffers dearly.  In place of the traditional Eddie character is some cheaply drawn Eddie/Predator hybrid (illustrated by Melvyn Grant), which is very forgettable.  Unfortunately, the music on the "Final Frontier" CD is just as forgettable as it's lame cover.

Not to say Iron Maiden has forgotten how to write good songs, it just seems they can't remember how to write great songs!  What seems to be lacking, are any of classic 'sing along' choruses - which made vintage Maiden so awesome.  The songs (with choruses) you hear thousands of fans screaming back at them, all at once, during their epic concerts.

It seems as though the band used a cookie cutter approach to writing the songs on this CD, as all of the songs average about 5-10 minutes in length.  Most of the songs start out with a folk-ish type acoustic beginning, which conjures up images of Hobbits frolicking through the Shire (Iron Maiden could easily be the #1 band of Middle Earth), and then kick into a very predictable, med-tempo galloping plod, led by bass player, Steve Harris.

All is not lost on "The Final Frontier," as producer Kevin Shirley did a great job capturing the Iron Maiden sound.  From Nicko McBrain's classic Tama tom toms, to the triple threat strat attack of Adrian Smith, Dave Murray & Janick Gers, to the unmistakable sound of Steve Harris' Fender Precision bass, there is no mistake, this IS Iron Maiden.  The sound is there, but sadly, the songs are not.

In a recent interview, the band stated that "The Final Frontier" will NOT be the band's final recording, which is good news, as it would really be a anticlimactic ending for a band

I think Countdown to Extinction should've been called Symphony of Destruction, in my opinion, it would be a much better title song

Motley Crue - Vince Neil to Be Jailed for Du

Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil is to serve two weeks in jail after being caught driving while under the influence last summer.

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My older brother converterd me to Rock or metal or watever you wana call it an wen he did that..i automatically converted to fukin MOTLEY CRUE!..in additon...Thank God for YOUTUBE

You say Lady Gaga, I say Led Zeppelin
You say Hannah Montana, I say Beatles
You say Owl city, I say Deep Purple
You say Jonas Brothers, I say The Rolling Stones
You say Justin Bieber, i say Queen
You say Taylor Swift, i say Guns & Roses.
95% of teens these days listen to the same crappy pop songs over and over. if your one of the 5% left who still listen to real music, thunb this up, then copy and paste it to least 5 video's. DONT LET THE SPIRIT OF ROCK&ROLL DIE

JDkillsalotJeffhardy 1 dag geleden

im i the only 20 year old that thinks nikki sixx is sexy as hell and fuck him in a heart beat
Metal = Songs about bit of everything thats badass
Rap = is about putting down others and think your bad ass
hummm rock out or feel like shit cuse some moron thinks hes better then meMotley Crue - White Trash Circus
Nikki, I love you. You are the most beautiful incredible man ever lived, and died.
You are a rock n roll god from HELL<Yeaaa im 16 and i hate that pop rap shit 80's are where the best bands came from and the motley crue well they are my favriot motley crue dont need computers to make a awsome song

stumpysgirl 4 dagen geleden  LOVE MOTLEY CRUE!!!!!!!!!! TOMMYYY LEE IS SMEXY, SO IS NIKKI SIXX

Mustaine: A Heavy Metal Memoir 

Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 10:39PM

By John Jeffrey
When I heard that Dave Mustaine was coming out with a book, it immediately peaked my interest.  With Megadeth being one of my favorite bands, I was curious as to what 'Mega-Dave' had to offer as a literary author.
Upon the release of Mustaine: A Heavy Metal Memoir (written by Dave Mustaine and Joe Layden), I began reading some online reviews, which all seemed to be the most generic things ever written, looking like reviewer simply combined the book's press release with the inner sleeve preamble, passing it off as a 'review.'
NOT GOOD ENOUGH!!!!
Not waiting for a review copy, I ordered the book myself, and read it from front to back in record time.  I was completely enthralled with it and could not put the book down until I reached the end.  After fully digesting the book, not only was I full, but I felt (mentally) hung over, not knowing whether I wanted a beer or the bible.
Upon delving into the book, it is if almost the reader could hear the words off the pages coming straight from Mustaine's mouth, going from sneer to chuckle, when Dave delivers the punchline to one of his humorous anecdotes, which this book is chock full of.
Climbing aboard the Megadeth time machine, we're taken back in time, watching Dave transform from a Little league baseball player, into a Major league Rock star.  From selling drugs for simple sustenance (something Dave is not proud of, which he makes clear several times throughout the book) to selling out stadiums with Megadeth, he has basically seen and done it all.
Today, success has a different meaning for Dave Mustaine.  No longer does it involve fighting, chasing drugs, alcohol, or the "Long, dark cloud" of his former band, Metallica.  Now he enjoys success with his wife, 2 children and a renewed relationship with God.
Looking back at the history of Megadeth, it's a rather unique story.  From band members (there's been 17 different people in and out of the group) being replaced by their own roadies....TWICE...to members being fired (partially) for their obsession with gay porn, it's never been a dull moment for Dave and the boys!!!!
Mustaine: A Heavy Metal Memoir  is a great, easy read for any Megadeth or music fan, being a true story of stardom and excess, with an atypical ending.  Be sure to pick yourself up a copy!!!!

Mötley Crüe is an American heavy metal band formed in Los Angeles, California in 1981. The group was founded by bass guitarist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee, who were later joined by lead guitarist Mick Mars and lead singer Vince Neil. Mötley Crüe has sold more than 80 million album copies worldwide,^[1][2] including 25 million in the U.S.^[1]
The band members have often been noted for their hard-living lifestyles, and the persona they maintained. All members have had numerous brushes with the law, spent time in jail, suffered from alcoholism, long addictions to drugs, had countless escapades with women, and are heavily tattooed. Their ninth studio album, Saints of Los Angeles, was released on June 24, 2008, while a film adaptation of their best-selling autobiography, The Dirt, is due to be released in 2011.^[3]

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Judas Priest - British Steel -30th anniversary

Monday, May 10, 2010 at 11:02PM

By Thomas S. Orwat, Jr.
Last year, heavy metal legends Judas Priest celebrated the 30th anniversary of their break through, classic album "British Steel" by performing the record in its entirety during their summer tour. For any one that witnesses the show, they surely would boast about how amazing it was. Trust me, I witness one of the shows myself and it was an incredible and astonishing metal event unlike anything before. Now if you were unable to catch this tour, you can now watch it in the comforts of your own home. The British Steel - 30th anniversary edition not only includes a remastered version of the CD with two bonus tracks, but also a DVD of the entire British Steel 16 track concert filmed at the Seminole Hard Rock Arena in Hollywood, Florida.
On the DVD, the band rips through the British Steel release with note for note perfection with passion and energy just like they did 30 years ago. Guitar gods Glenn Tipton and KK Downing prove why they are masters of their craft with lightning fast leads and infectious riffs. This concert DVD clearly shows why they are regarded as the most influential axe-duo of all time. In addition, vocalist Rob Halford is still as spectacular as ever. What else can be said about him, he is the master of metal and in a class all of his own. In addition to the" British Steel" tracks, Priest also performs "The Ripper," "Prophecy" (from their most recent cd "Nostradamus") "Hell Patrol", "Victims of Change", "Freewheel Burning", "Diamonds and Rust" and their big 1982 hit "You Got Another Thing Coming."
 Also, included on the DVD is an insightful feature with the band discussing in great detail the making of this historic CD. This is a must have for any metal fan, old school

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  WASP - BABYLON Band: Berserkr____CD: "The Voice of Our Ancestors" © Resistance Records 1994
  Songs: The Iceman Has Risen, Choosers of the Slain, Bitter Harvest, Deutschland, After Forever, The Battle of Lechfeld, Berkserkr, Southern Vision, Got What It Takes, Justice, Across the Desert Sands
  From the back cover:
  

  DO RIGHT AND FEAR NO ONE
  The wisdom of a thousand generations slumbers within you.
  Wake it, and you will have found the key
  which will open the gate of your deepest aspirations...

  This is driving beat rock and roll. The lead singing is often of the growling timbre. From the song "Got What It Takes":

  ...What kind of curse has been cast
  Upon our people today?
  It seems the minds of our youth
  Have been eaten away
  Our elders are corrupt and weak
  The sane are stifled when they stand to speak
  How much more of this madness are we able to take?...

  This refrain from "Southern Vision" is one I appreciate:
  

  a Vision for the Future
  Based on the Lessons of the Past...

  Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 2:19PM

  By Thomas S. Orwat, Jr.
  After two overly ambitious, but commercially disappointing concept records, Blackie Lawless and WASP have decided to strip it down and release a straight forward 9 track( two are cover songs) CD. Fans wanting a return to the classic stylings of early WASP, will be a bit disappointed. Lets face it, WASP will never sound like they did in the early 80's. However, this CD shows that Lawless and company are still musically relevant and making better music than many current artists. This just isn't the groundbreaking CD that many had hoped for, or one that will bring in any new fans.
  Highlights include the single "Babylons Burning."Also mention must be made of the unique guitar work of new comer Doug Blair. This guitar hero gives the WASP sound a fresh twist with his innovative lead guitar work. He's is certainly the star of this CD
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Linkin Park -Sco are a heavy metal^[1][2][3][4]/hard rock^[5][6][7] band from Hannover, Germany, known for their 1980s rock anthem "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and their singles "No One Like You", "Send Me an Angel", "Still Loving You", and "Wind of Change". The band were ranked #46 on VH1's Greatest Artists of Hard Rock program.^[8] "Rock You Like a Hurricane" is also #18 on VH1's list of the 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs.^[9] On January 24, 2010, after 45 years of performing, the band announced that they will be retiring after touring in support of their new album Sting in the Tail.^[10][11]. The band sold over 100 million albums worldwide.^[12]. Other sources named over 150 Million Albums Sale.^[13]

Puddle Of Mudd - Volume 4: Songs In The Key Of Love And Hate 

Sunday, January 24, 2010 at 2:41PM

Review - Deb Rao
Puddle Of Mudd return with a very strong showing on their fourth release Volume 4: Songs In The Key Of Love And Hate. Although the genre of grunge rock has disappeared, one band keeping the vibe alive is Puddle Of Mudd. They say there is a fine line between love and hate and Puddle Of Mudd inflinct their torrid anquish views of love gone bad relationships in a captivating post grunge setting admist ferocious guitar chords and singer Wes Scantlin sexually driven lyrics.

Opening track "Stoned" sets the mood unleashing the Spartan guitar chords, as Wes sings,"Check your attitude at the door, I am thinkin' I rather be stoned." As the charasmatic singer sings about the aggravations of everyday life from everything to politics to love.

The first single of the album,"Spaceship" takes you to another planet full of beautiful women aliens and the sexually explicit lyrics. Wes Scantlin wastes no time in cutting right to the chase, as he sings "Let's get it over and just get naked". Life is short right? This song has been burning up the FM radio stations. Be sure to check out the Spacesip video at www.myspace.com/puddleofmudd  to get the full effect of the song.

Volume 4: Love Songs In The Key Of Love And Hate, finds the band returning to their grunge roots. Nothing pretenious here. The bands latest release is less commercial than their previous Famous and I think that is why most of the songs stand on their own. Puddle Of Mudd sing of every day emotions and real life. One of the gems on the album is the ballad "Keep It Together", a song about long distance relationships. The guitar melody is very beautiful and Wes sings with much emotion. The song "Out Of My Way"reflects the love gone wrong vibe of the album.

Puddle Of Mudd return to their punk/grunge roots on "Blood On the Table" and "Pitchin A Fit."  For anyone who ever lost somewhere,"Better Place" really strikes a sad chord with its poignant lyrics.

The album ends on a high note with the schoolboyish song "Hooky". It takes you back to when life was simple and free with no obligations. One interesting aspect of this album is that it seemed the band went into the studio and cranked out an album filled with no filler tracks in such a short period of time. I have to say the CD hasn't left my player since I received it Christmas Day.

The difference between the Nirvana and Puddle Of Mudd, is that this album leaves you feeling good upon listening. Some songs such as "Spaceship" and "Stoned"  on the album have that party vibe that makes you want to dance. The Alice In Chains/Ramones guitar riffs never let up and it is great to hear the band so exhilarated.  Be sure to check out Puddle Of Mudd live in concert this Winterrpi

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John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne (born 3 December 1948) is an English singer-songwriter and occasional actor, whose career has spanned over 40 years. As of December 2010, Osbourne has sold over 100 million albums worldwide.^[1]
Osbourne rose to prominence as lead vocalist of the pioneering English heavy metal band Black Sabbath, a band whose radically different, intentionally dark, doom sound spawned the heavy metal genre. In his subsequent solo career Osbourne achieved a multi-platinum status in addition to the one he had earned with Black Sabbath.^[2] These things are what led Osbourne to become known as the "Godfather of Heavy Metal".^[3] It was during his Sabbath days that, due to their dark style of music, Osbourne became known as the "Prince of Darkness".^[4] Osbourne has over 15 tattoos, the most famous of which are the letters O-Z-Z-Y across the knuckles of his left hand. This was his first tattoo, created by himself as a teenager with a sewing needle and pencil lead.^[5]
In the early 2000s, Osbourne's career expanded to a new medium when he became a star in his own reality show, The Osbournes, alongside wife/manager Sharon and two of their three children, Kelly and Jack.

KISS - "Sonic Boom"

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 at 10:53PM

By Bruce Forrest
It's been 11 years since the KISS-loyal have received any new music from the band. Their last outing, the dismal Psycho Circus, was nothing to cheer about, especially considering it was a reunion of the 4 original members.

With guitarist Tommy Thayer and drummer Eric Singer now in the fold, alongside original members Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, this line-up has finally entered the studio,for two apparent reasons. The first being, their upcoming 35th Anniversary Tour. The other would be, to justify their inclusion of Thayer and Singer. You see, the KISS fans are none too happy to see these two wearing the iconic makeup designs of original members Peter Criss and Ace Frehley. Simmons and Stanley, have been promising us, the fan-faithful, something that would satisfy our musical taste buds. Their claim is that we would get, with this new album, something resembling vintage KISS. 

I approached Sonic Boom, KISS' 19th studio album,cautiously. After all, Gene and Paul made tremendous promises back in 1981 with The Elder, and we all know how that turned out.

So, how the is the album? Well, it isn't as dynamic or heavy as Creatures of the Night, one of their finest outings. Sonic Boom sounds closer to studio out-takes of Animalyze, or Asylum, rather than the equivalent of Love Gun, or Rock and Roll Over's finer songs. Overall Sonic isn't all that impressive, yet, it isn't all that bad, either. 

KISS fans will definitely scrutinize this album, more so than any other fanbase. While fans of other bands will simply "accept" an album by their favorite band, KISS fans are known to tear things to shreds, and expect more. We are a strange breed, I guess. 

The CD kicks off with Modern Day Delilah. It is merely an adequate tune, nothing groundbreaking, yet nothing horrendous. It is followed by Russian Roulette.  Gene of course, has to get his 2c worth in, even though he has had nothing worth contributing to the band for quite some time. It is predictable--the same old arrogant, egotistical lyrics he typically writes. 

Never Enoughshould rattle the fans. Not because it is an amazing tune (it isn't), but for the fact, it is a blatant rip-off of Poison's Nothing But a Good Time. Hasn't Paul heard that tune? Or did he simply think no one  would notice? The resemblance is way too uncanny, to forgive it's shortcomings. 

I won't list every track here; no matter what I say, the listener is still going to give them a listen, and judge for themselves. The production, by Stanley, is quite good. The bass is absolutely cranium-bashing, for starters. Thayer proves he is more than capable, handling the lead guitar duties. And what can you say about veteran Eric Singer? He is dynamic, to say the least. It would be a shame if the fans insist on rejecting these two guys; accept the fact Ace and Peter are gone, and, for goodness sakes, give these two their dues. After all, you can't blame them for accepting the job. 

For the most part, the songs are, to a degree catchy, but yet not enough to become classics.  There isn't a single track here along the lines of Strutter, Love Gun, or even Lick It Up.  Overall, `Sonic Boom merely serves to, somewhat, stifle the fans, at least for now. 

KISS definitely won't draw in any new fans, much like Aerosmith has done in the past. The Masked Maraduers appeal to a select few--you either love them, or hate them. There is no middle ground. Sonic Boom is for KISS fans, and KISS fans only. 

So, have Gene and Paul delivered on their promise?

Well, Sonic... satisfies to an extent, but leaves you wanting more.  You can't help but wish, they had tried a little harder. It is an effort that is almost there, but yet, not quite. Simmons seems to take up space with his contributions, which, as said before, are merely musical extensions of his ego. KISS has always believed, whatever they put out, their fans will enjoy. This is where the band is out of touch. They don't seem aware that, we will tear every track apart, note for note.  They almost hit the mark here, but seemed to get a little sloppy, in some regards. I think had KISS written and released this material, back when Bruce Kulick was in the band, they would have had a better grip on their success. 

Considering it will probably be the last studio outing we will ever get from KISS, Sonic Boom seems, for the most part, to do the job, fairly well. It could be better, but, hey, it could have been extremely worse. This is no Destroyer, but it isn't The Elder, either.

METALLICA PERFORMING ST.ANGER LIVE.ENJOY IT.

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Metallica (pronounced /məˈtælɨkə/ ( listen)) is an American heavy metal band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 1981.
The band was founded when James Hetfield responded to an advertisement that drummer Lars Ulrich had posted in a local newspaper. The current line-up features long-time lead guitarist Kirk Hammett (who joined the band in 1983) and bassist Robert Trujillo (a member since 2003) alongside Hetfield and Ulrich. Notable previous members of the band include former lead guitarist Dave Mustaine (who later went on to found the band Megadeth) and former bassists Ron McGovney, Cliff Burton and Jason Newsted. The band also had a long collaboration with producer Bob Rock, who produced all of the bands albums between 1990 and 2003 and served as a temporary bassist between the departure of Newsted and the hiring of Trujillo.
Metallica's early releases included fast tempos, instrumentals, and aggressive musicianship that placed the band as one of the "big four" of the thrash metal subgenre alongside Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax, during the genre's development into a popular style.^[1] The band earned a growing fan-base in the underground music community and critical acclaim, with its third album Master of Puppets (1986) described as one of the most influential and "heavy" thrash metal albums. Metallica achieved substantial commercial success with their eponymous fifth album (also known as The Black Album), which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. With this release the band expanded its musical direction resulting in an album that appealed to a more mainstream audience.
In 2000, Metallica was among a number of artists who filed a lawsuit against Napster for sharing the band's copyright-protected material for free without any band member's consent.^[2] A settlement was reached, and Napster became a pay-to-use service. Despite reaching number one on the Billboard 200, the release of St. Anger alienated many fans with the exclusion of guitar solos and the "steel-sounding" snare drum. A film titled Some Kind of Monster documented the recording process of St. Anger and the tensions within the band during that time.
Metallica has released nine studio albums, three live albums, two extended plays, 24 music videos, and 45 singles. The band has won nine Grammy Awards, and has had five consecutive albums debut at number one on the Billboard 200,^[3] making Metallica the first band to do so; this record was later matched by the Dave Matthews Band.^[4] The band's 1991 album, Metallica, has sold over 15 million copies in the United States, and 22 million copies worldwide, which makes it the 25th-best-selling album in the country.^[5] In December 2009, it became the best-selling album of the SoundScan era, surpassing 1997's Come On Over by country artist Shania Twain.^[6] The band has sold an estimated 100 million records worldwide as of the release of their latest album, Death Magnetic. As of December 2009, Metallica is the fourth best-selling music artist since the SoundScan era began tracking sales on May 25, 1991, selling a total of 52,672,000 albums in the United States alone.^[7]The Nw York Times described Rammstein's music as a "powerful strain of brutally intense rock... bringing gale-force music and spectacular theatrics together".^[32] The members have not been shy about courting controversy and have periodically attracted condemnation from morality campaigners. Till and Flake's stage act earned them a night in jail in June 1999 after a liquid-ejecting dildo was used in a concert in Worcester, Massachusetts. Back home in Germany, the band has faced repeated accusations of fascist sympathies because of the dark and sometimes militaristic imagery of their videos and concerts, including the use of excerpts from the film Olympia by Leni Riefenstahl in the video for the Depeche Mode cover "Stripped". Their cover of their debut album Herzeleid, released in Germany in 1995, showed the band members bare-chested in a style that resembled Strength Through Joy in the eyes of some critics, who accused the band of trying to sell themselves as "poster boys for the Master Race".^[33] Rammstein have vigorously denied this and said that they want nothing to do with politics or supremacy of any kind. Christian "Flake" Lorenz, annoyed by the claim, has remarked that it is just a photo, and should be understood as such. Herzeleid has since been given a different cover in North America, depicting the band members' faces. The clip for the song Amerika shows people from different nationalities throughout the video and Rammstein members taking photographs with them at the end of the clip.
The song "Links 2-3-4" (Links being German for "left") was written as a riposte to these claims. According to Kruspe, it means, "'My heart beats on the left, two, three, four'. It's simple. If you want to put us in a political category, we're on the left side, and that's the reason we made the song".^[34] On the other hand, this is also an allusion to a military marching cadence since "Links-2-3-4" is typically heard during marching practice in the German army with "links" referring to the left foot. The song is also a reference to the saying "the heart beats left", repeatedly used by Oskar Lafontaine, a famous former member of the SPD (Social Democratic Party of Germany), who was the co-chairman of the Left Party (Die Linke), and almost the title of a book written by him (the title is Das Herz schlägt links instead of Mein Herz schlägt links – "The heart beats left" instead of "My Heart beats left").^[35][36]
According to the German online music magazine^[37] Rammstein, through this song, positioned themselves on the side of Oskar Lafontaine. They write:^[38]

Rammstein binden den Lafontaine-Spruch "Mein Herz schlägt links" in ihren Text ein und zitieren eine Zeile aus einem alten Hannes Wader-Arbeitersong ("Links, zwo, drei, vier; links, zwo, drei, vier; wo dein Platz Genosse ist, reih Dich ein in die Arbeitereinheitsfront, wenn Du auch ein Arbeiter bist"). (Rammstein embed the Lafontaine saying My heart beats left into their lyric and cite a line of an old Hannes Wader workers' song ("Left, 2, 3, 4; left 2, 3, 4; where your place is comrade, line up into the Workers' United Front, if you are a worker").)

Christian "Flake" Lorenz recently stated in an online chat that the song was created to show that the band could write a harsh, evil, military-sounding song without being Nazis.^[39]

[edit] Relation to violent events

Rammstein were cited in relation to the Columbine High School Massacre in 1999, when photos of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold wearing Rammstein T-shirts were revealed.^[40][41] Though there was no evidence to correlate the two events, the band felt obliged to issue a statement:

"The members of Rammstein express their condolences and sympathy to all affected by the recent tragic events in Denver. They wish to make it clear that they have no lyrical content or political beliefs that could have possibly influenced such behaviour. Additionally, members of Rammstein have children of their own, in whom they continually strive to instill healthy and non-violent values".

Coincidentally, on September 10, 2001 the single and video clip of Ich will ("I Want") was released which portrays the band as bank robbers who want to get a message across and receiving a Goldene Kamera (Golden Camera) award, a German version of the Emmy award, for their "actions". In the United States the video clip was broadcast only late at night after the attacks of September 11, 2001 in New York City although many media officials and politicians requested the video to be pulled from broadcast completely.^[42]
Following the conclusion of the Beslan school hostage crisis in Russia in September 2004, the Russian authorities claimed that the terrorists had "listened to German hard rock group Rammstein on personal stereos during the siege to keep themselves edgy and fired up".^[43] The claim has not been independently confirmed.
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"There's been a lot of talk about that, but if there are radical feelings in people anything can wake them – a painting, a picture, whatever. It's just a coincidence that it happened to be our music. It's important to think about what caused them to make their decisions, how they became animals, not their taste in music. Whenever something like this happens it's like 'Okay, let's blame the artist'. Such bullshit. (Till Lindemann).

"Our music is made to release aggression, and people listening to it are also needed to do that, but it's not our fault. Should we stop making hard music because bad people might like it?" (Christoph "Doom" Schneider).

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Pekka-Eric Auvinen, the perpetrator of the Jokela school shooting in November 2007, also included Rammstein in one of his favorite bands. He noted, though, that the music among other things was not to blame for his decisions.^{[45]MARILYN MANSON}
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The top metal songs of 2010 feature veteran thrashers and rockers sharing space with bands that are part of the new wave of metal. Without a doubt, everyone is ratcheting up the intensity of their favorite art form -- but even louder and faster. So let the headbanging begin: As rated by AOL Radio listeners, here are this year's acclaimed metal hits, so far.Thirty years and 15 albums in, New Jersey's Overkill are still proudly waving the metal flag. Of course, they painted it in their favorite color scheme of green and black. They love it so much they've used it in their logo for decades, and now they've even written a song about it. Do not hire these guys to decorate your house

This Erie, Pa., band's emphasis on strong, more traditional melodies and slightly more accessible music helps them stand out from the metalcore crowd. Tim Lambesis from As I Lay Dying helped produce their new album, 2010's 'Eternal,' and like AILD, War of Ages use their love of heavy metal to spread the word about their religious beliefs.

Plagues of madness, vile disturbances, gripping sieges, banners of hate, massing hordes and towering sorrow. If everything Immmolation are warning us about here, in this title track, is truly right around the corner, then tomorrow's really gonna suck.

With help from Dream Theater's Mike Portnoy, the California-based hard rock band proves there is life for them, creatively, after the untimely loss of original drummer James 'The Rev' Sullivan. In fact, they don't hesitate to get right into matters of life and death -- warning a wrongdoer he'll soon reap what he sows on this title track from their new album.

Founding member Dino Cazares rejoins the band for the first time in nearly a decade, bringing in Strapping Young Lad drummer Gene Hoglan for the 'Mechanize' project. The album proves that Cazares' and Bell's time apart hasn't kept them from being able to write top metal songs, as shown on this ferocious, guitar-penetrating title track.

Former Sepultura frontman Max Cavalera continues pushing heavy metal into exciting new directions with the seventh album from his other, not-so-new-anymore band. For this revenge-obsessed song, he mixes tribal drums with sitars and bleeping, electronic sounds that somehow manage to sound completely sinister.This hard-rock supergroup's sound may be positively laid-back and soulful compared to other top metal songs on this chart. But make no mistake, these Southern boys came to kick ass. The music brings about an exuberant ruckus, even when the lyrics talk about an unrepentant, "no regrets" suicide note.The Knoxville, Tenn., deathcore band's 2010 album, 'A New Era in Corruption,' may appear to be without a strict, unifying lyrical concept. However, this song's warning -- about increased corruption undermining today's society -- echoes themes repeated throughout the entire album. The song also casts a negative light on the rehabilitative effects of prison systems, arguing that they just breed more vengeance

The power of the almighty riff compels Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta and Down's Kirk Windstein to join forces again for the long-awaited second album ('Behind the Blackest Tears') from their side band. We're not sure what monuments have been reduced to ash, exactly, but in their eyes it's a clear-cut case of censoring the past and, judging by their anger, is totally uncool.

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Our highest-rated metal song of 2010 finds this San Diego band continuing its climb to the top of the heavy metal slagheap, with this single from their 2010 album 'The Powerless Rise.' Among the triple-time drums and guttural screams comes a subtle message: If you keep consuming, but you're still not feeling satisfied, you may need some different form of sustenance in your life.

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The Knoxville, Tenn., deathcore band's 2010 album, 'A New Era in Corruption,' may appear to be without a strict, unifying lyrical concept. However, this song's warning -- about increased corruption undermining today's society -- echoes themes repeated throughout the entire album. The song also casts a negative light on the rehabilitative effects of prison systems, arguing that they just breed more vengeanceThe Knoxville, Tenn., deathcore band's 2010 album, 'A New Era in Corruption,' may appear to be without a strict, unifying lyrical concept. However, this song's warning -- about increased corruption undermining today's society -- echoes themes repeated throughout the entire album. The song also casts a negative light on the rehabilitative effects of prison systems, arguing that they just breed more vengeance.

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This Erie, Pa., band's emphasis on strong, more traditional melodies and slightly more accessible music helps them stand out from the metalcore crowd. Tim Lambesis from'Eternal,' and like AILD, War of Ages use their love of heavy metal to spread the word about their religious beliefs.

Thirty years and 15 albums in, New Jersey's Overkill are still proudly waving the metal flag. Of course, they painted it in their favorite color scheme of green and black. They love it so much they've used it in their logo for decades, and now they've even written a song about it. Do not hire these guys to decorate your housermany, know

The top metal songs of 2010 feature veteran thrashers and rockers sharing space with bands that are part of the new wave of metal. Without a doubt, everyone is ratcheting up the intensity of their favorite art form -- but even louder and faster. So let the headbanging begin: As rated by AOL Radio listeners, here are this year's

Thirty years and 15 albums in, New Jersey's Overkill are still proudly waving the metal flag. Of course, they painted it in their favorite color scheme of green and black. They love it so much they've used it in their logo for decades, and now they've even written a song about it. Do not hire these guys to decorate your houseThi

Thirty years and 15 albums in, New Jersey's Overkill are still proudly waving the metal flag. Of course, they painted it in their favorite color scheme of green and black. They love it so much they've used it in their logo for decades, and now they've even written a song about it. Do not hire these guys to decorate your houserty years and 15 albums in, New Jersey's Overkill are still proudly waving the metal flag. Of course, they painted it in their favorite color scheme of green and black. They love it so much they've used it in their logo for decades, and now they've even written a song about it. Do not hire these guys to decorate your house

Thirty years and 15 albums in, New Jersey's Overkill are still proudly waving the metal flag. Of course, they painted it in their favorite color scheme of green and black. They love it so much

What Are Your Top Metal Songs in 2010?

Let us know what your favorite metal songs are (so far) in 2010 below. You can also check out our list of then for their 1980s rock anthem "". Not only does the longhaired,loudmouthed attention whore Ted Nugent have a bad case of negrophilia–-in Ted’s case an unhealthy habit of black musician butt kissing–-even going as far as referring to himself as a “mighty Funkbrother”,”soul brother”,etc,as some commenters here have already pointed out.Well,the “Motown Madman” is also a Native American apologist,a White guilt tripping,red man butt kisser too! Here is some info about it: “..Nugent has also apologised to Native Americans for the atrocities committed against their people, including Little Big Horn and other acts. In turn, Nugent has been accepted as an honourary member of the Sioux community, and occasionally goes by the name Little Long Dick. Wandering Bear commented: “He is quite the diplomat.”

In my opinion the *few* positives that Ted Nugent brings to the table are overshadowed/outweighed by his sensationalist/outlandish,politically correct,weird behavior/actions.He’s like a loud mouthed,dirty,filthy,longhaired version of that creep Ted Turner.
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Anybody who thinks racism is in Dubuque’s past had better think again.
Nugent commented approvingly that he saw so many white people in the audience. He commended Dubuque for being a “white town.” The crowd — not just a few fans here and there — cheered.
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In my opinion the *few* positives that Ted Nugent brings to the table are overshadowed/outweighed by his sensationalist/outlandish,politically correct,weird behavior/actions.He’s like a loud mouthed,dirty,filthy,longhaired version of that creep Ted Turner.
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Rock and roll icon Ted Nugent recently spoke approvingly of his all-White audience…and the crowd, to their credit, responded with wild cheers! Not so much for theRock and roll icon Ted Nugent recently spoke approvingly of his all-White audience…and the crowd, to their credit, responded with wild cheers! Not so much for the

It was bad enough that rock musician Ted Nugent made racially insensitive remarks on stage last week in Dubuque. What made it worse was that audience members cheered.
Anybody who thinks racism is in Dubuque’s past had better think again.
Nugent commented approvingly that he saw so many white people in the audience. He commended Dubuque for being a “white town.” The crowd — not just a few fans here and there — cheered.
[snip]

It was bad enough that rock musician Ted Nugent made racially insensitive remarks on stage last week in Dubuque. What made it worse was that audience members cheered.
Anybody who thinks racism is in Dubuque’s past had better think again.
Nugent commented approvingly that he saw so many white people in the audience. He commended Dubuque for being a “white town.” The crowd — not just a few fans here and there — cheered.
[snip]
That type of talk, delivered to audience members who have been drinking, could spark a confrontation between audience members. Does the venue have a plan for how to handle that? What about a venue’s employees — should they be expected to work in that environment?
And then for the local crowd to cheer Nugent’s remarks? It is an outrage and embarrassment.

Allow me to be the first to congratulate both Ted Nugent and the residents of Dubuque!
Ted Nugent did nothing wrong, and the crowd was right to show their gratitude! It was probably the first time in their lives they had ever been called anything other than evil “racists.”
What was the Motor City Madman supposed to say? That he hated all the White people who bought tickets to his concert? And what were the patrons of his performance supposed to do? Boo themselves for being White? This is what the media believes. Thankfully, we’ve found a White entertainer and some White fans who aren’t eaten up with the same self-hate that afflicts the reporter from Iowa.
I wonder if it would have been so bad, in the reporter’s opinion, if a Black rapper had commented on how good it was to see so many Blacks in his audience. Of course, that really would have been an environment in which the venue’s employees should fear!
Ted Nugent has previously appeared as our exclusive guest onlisten to our interview with him, simply visit our and select the program dated 11.29.08.

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Not only does the longhaired,loudmouthed attention whore Ted Nugent have a bad case of negrophilia–-in Ted’s case an unhealthy habit of black musician butt kissing–-even going as far as referring to himself as a “mighty Funkbrother”,”soul brother”,etc,as some commenters here have already pointed out.Well,the “Motown Madman” is also a Native American apologist,a White guilt tripping,red man butt kisser too! Here is some info about it: “..Nugent has also apologised to Native Americans for the atrocities committed against their people, including Little Big Horn and other acts. In turn, Nugent has been accepted as an honourary member of the Sioux community, and occasionally goes by the name Little Long Dick. Wandering Bear commented: “He is quite the diplomat.”
In my opinion the *few* positives that Ted Nugent brings to the table are overshadowed/outweighed by his sensationalist/outlandish,politically correct,weird behavior/actions.He’s like a loud mouthed,dirty,filthy,longhaired version of that creep Ted Turner.

Joe Perry- Have Guitar, Will Tra

Sunday, September 27, 2009 at 10:31PM Thomas Sta

Joe Perry- Have Guitar, Wil

Sunday, September 27, 20y Thomas Stanley Orwat Jr.

I got an advance of the new Joe Perry Cd and all I can say is WOW! Some great tracks on here and four of them feature a new vocalist named Hagen. This kid sounds just like Steven Tyler at times.  I really think that some of the songs that Hagen sings on would of been great Aerosmith songs especially the first track "We've got a Long Way to Go.," and "Do You Wonder." Hagen and Perry seem to have a natural chemistry. If for some reason,Aerosmith can't continue, Perry should continue working with Hagen in the Joe Perry Project full time.
Now on the tracks that Perry sings lead vocals, while they are quite different stylistically, they do not sacrificing the continuity of the CD. If anything they make for an interesting musical journey.I don't know if it's just Perry's monotone vocals, but tracks such as "Slingshot,"  "Heaven and Hell" and "No Surprise" take a few listens to sink in, but once they do you can't forget them.
But the main reason anyone buys a Joe Perry Cd is for the guitar

MEGADETH - "Rust In Peace Live" DVD/CD

Tuesday, August 24, 2010 at 6:25PM

 By John Jeffrey
Any day Megadeth unleashes a new release upon the world is a good day!  September 7, 2010 will be one of them, as Megadeth will release "Rust In Peace Live," via Shout! Factory Records.  "Rest In Peace Live" is a multimedia release, as it is being released on three different formats - CD, DVD & Blu-ray.
After popping in the disc in and starting the main concert portion of the video (the concert is split into 2 parts, the first part being the complete "Rest In Peace" album in it's entirety, the second part is made up of "bonus" fan favorites performed from various other Megadeth releases), one thing was clear, not only is Megadeth's music timeless, but the band appears to be ageless!!
Dave Mustaine and the boys don't look like they've aged since 1990, when they first toured for the "RIP" CD.  Although two of the members of the "RIP" lineup (guitarist Marty Friedman and drummer Nick Menza) did not return for the CD's 20th anniversary tour (t
Any day Megadeth unleashes a new release upon the world is a good day!  September 7, 2010 will be one of them, as Megadeth will release "Rust In Peace Live," via Shout! Factory Records.  "Rest In Peace Live" is a multimedia release, as it is being released on three different formats - CD, DVD & Blu-ray.
heir replacements, Chris Broderick - guitar- and Shawn Drover - drums - do more than a adequate job), one member who DID return was original Megadeth bassist, Dave Ellefson.
After watching this current lineup tear through song after song from "RIP," it reminded me of how important the bass guitar is to the songs on that album, and watching "Dave Jr." playing those bass parts, reminded me of how important he is to Megadeth.  I don't feel that the songs would have had the same level of authenticity without him, which really comes through, when watching and listening to this great DVD.
Speaking of authenticity, when Megadeth set out to do this tour, the band made a conscience effort to replicate everything from the original "RIP" tour, from the stage itself, to the attire the band members performed in.  From the Vic (Megadeth's album cover mascot) backdrop, to the radiation symbols on the bass drum heads, all the way to Mega Dave's bullet belt and wristbands, everything was almost identical to it's 1990 counterpart.
In addition to the live concert footage, the DVD includes behind-the-scenes footage, showing fans line up outside the legendary Hollywood Palladium - waiting to get into the concert, the band doing a photo shoot (which wouldn't be complete without Dave doing the classic Mustaine sneer) and the band rehearsing in their dressing room as they prepared to take the stage.
After watching the DVD, one cannot come away without being impressed at how perfect this live performance is.  You might question what amount of studio trickery was done when making this DVD, or is Megadeth just that good live?  I say they're just THAT good!!
Droogies rejoice and "Rust In Peace!!!!"

[Your Name Herork and on this CD, Joe is playing like the guitar hero he truly is. Perry throws it all at this one, slide guitar, talk box, lightening fast riffs,acoustic blues it's all here. Check out the instrumental track "Wooden Ships" to hear Perry at his all time best. Perry may be getting older, but he's also getting even better at his craft.

"Have Guitar, Will Travel" is an excellent effort from one of the most influential guitarist of the last 35 years. It deserves your attention,I prefer this release much more than Joe Perry's 2005 solo release. And that one was nominated for a Grammy.nley Orwat Jr.

I got an advance of the new Joe Perry Cd and all I can say is WOW! Some great tracks on here and four of them feature a new vocalist named Hagen. This kid sounds just like Steven Tyler at times.  I really think that some of the songs that Hagen sings on would of been great Aerosmith songs es

Joe Perry- Have Guitar, Will Travel"

Sunday, September 27, 2009 at 10:31PM

By Thomas Stanley Orwat Jr.
I got an advance of the new Joe Perry Cd and all I can say is WOW! Some great tracks on here and four of them feature a new vocalist named Hagen. This kid sounds just like Steven Tyler at times.  I really think that some of the songs that Hagen sings on would of been great Aerosmith songs especially the first track "We've got a Long Way to Go.," and "Do You Wonder." Hagen and Perry seem to have a natural chemistry. If for some reason,Aerosmith can't continue, Perry should continue working with Hagen in the Joe Perry Project full time.
Now on the tracks that Perry sings lead vocals, while they are quite different stylistically, they do not sacrificing the continuity of the CD. If anything they make for an interesting musical journey.I don't know if it's just Perry's monotone vocals, but tracks such as "Slingshot,"  "Heaven and Hell" and "No Surprise" take a few listens to sink in, but once they do you can't forget them.
But the main reason anyone buys a Joe Perry Cd is for the guitar work and on this CD, Joe is playing like the guitar hero he truly is. Perry throws it all at this one, slide guitar, talk box, lightening fast riffs,acoustic blues it's all here. Check out the instrumental track "Wooden SBy John Jeffrey
Any day Megadeth unleashes a new release upon the world is a good day!  September 7, 2010 will be one of them, as Megadeth will release "Rust In Peace Live," via Shout! Factory Records.  "Rest In Peace Live" is a multimedia release, as it is being released on three different formats - CD, DVD & Blu-ray.
After popping in the disc in and starting the main concert portion of the video (the concert is split into 2 parts, the first part being the complete "Rest In Peace" album in it's entirety, the second part is made up of "bonus" fan favorites performed from various other Megadeth releases), one thing was clear, not only is Megadeth's music timeless, but the band appears to be ageless!!
Dave Mustaine and the boys don't look like they've aged since 1990, when they first toured for the "RIP" CD.  Although two of the members of the "RIP" lineup (guitarist Marty Friedman and drummer Nick Menza) did not return for the CD's 20th anniversary tour (their replacements, Chris Broderick - guitar- and Shawn Drover - drums - do more than a adequate job), one member who DID return was original Megadeth bassist, Dave Ellefson.
After watching this current lineup tear through song after song from "RIP," it reminded me of how important the bass guitar is to the songs on that album, and watching "Dave Jr." playing thoThough many bands have succeeded in earning the hatred of parents and media worldwide throughout the past few decades, arguably only such acts and  have tied the controversial record of Ozzy Osbourne. The formermakeup they can plaster on their faces, this old school metal band could give you chills with a single riff. “Black Sabbath” or “War Pigs” may have a subtler approach to anything from Cradle of Filth or Deicide, but Iommi had an amazing way of taking you to the darkest (and coolest) places – and it’s still effective in 2008.

# Slayer
Some people talk about the first time they ever heard The Beatles or The Rolling Stones, but it was hearing Slayer’s “South Of Heaven” that made a massive impression upon me. At the age of about 12, I was shocked and awed hearing Kerry King’s insanely cool intro riff blast through the car speakers.
It wasn’t necessarily fear that I was experiencing, but the proceeding songs I heard on the South of Heaven album were darker and more menacing than any of the benign hair metal I had been exposed to in the past. While Slayer’s purpose isn’t always to be intentionally scary, they hit the bull’s-eye with the Ed Gein-inspired track “Dead Skin Mask.” Even if it didn’t revolve around a serial killer, hearing the voice of a desperate victim crying out tends to be deeply unsettling.
# King Diamond
The master of horror concept albums is none other than Kim Bendix Petersen, aka King Diamond. At the height of his dark creativity was the classic 1987 offering Abigail, which has everything you could want in a nightmarish bedtime story: witches, possession, and the trademark falsetto of a black metal icon.
In reality the present-day King Diamond leads far from a sinister life, and actually voiced his deep concern for the welfare of children in an interview with Ultimate-Guitar earlier this year. That being said, he still has the ability to chill musically, as is evident in his latest release, Give Me Your Soul…Please.
Welcome To Their Nightmare
# Marilyn Manson
Disturbing music videos in which torture devices are a highlight? Check. An album featuring the word “antichrist, ” complete with a pose on a crucifix? Check. Shoot a video in which you don a pair of fake breasts while simultaneously looking like an alien? Whoa, whoa, whoa – I’m not sure if that can count as scary…After further pondering, in Manson’s case, yes. Yes, it can. Marilyn Manson is an obvious choice, but the shock rocker vacates a well-deserved slot on our list. When it comes to producing a downright sacrilegious stage show or projecting haunting video images that will disturb you for weeks to come, Manson is your man. The shock factor has eased up over the years due to being overexposed and his latest album Eat Me, Drink Me was more seductive than scary, but we would probably be fools to think Manson doesn’t have at least a little more spookiness up his straitjacket.
# Rammstein
Okay, a lot of us probably cracked a slight smile when conjuring up an image of the all-that-is-man ubergroup, Rammstein. The German natives walk a fine line between being an amusing topic of conversation and a truly frightening mass of testosterone. Either way, much of Rammstein’s music manages to create quite a dark mood.
Case in point is the song “Mein Teil” (often translated as “my part” or “my penis”), which tells the story of 2 men who cut off and subsequently cooked and ate another poor soul’s Johnson. Combine the story with the grinding guitars and the disturbingly hushed vocals of Till Lindemann, and you’ve got yourself one hell of a scary song.
# Aphex Twin
While at first this artist (otherwise known as Richard David James) seems to just be laying down a random assortment of drum beats and samples to fit nameless-nightclub-number-whatever, it soon becomes obvious that Aphex Twin has more ominous intentions. With songs that feature lyrics such as “I want your soul; I will eat your soul, ” and an industrial-synth sound that often sounds like screaming banshees, James has mastered the art of creepiness. If you dare, check out the videos “Come To Daddy” and “Rubber Johnny.”
# Cradle Of Filth
This British metal band has inched away from the black metal genre over the years, and some might say that its affect on the senses has lessened since that time. But going through the Cradle of Filth catalog, there is still some seriously eerie material. If you doubt they could deliver a sinister track, look no further than “Dinner At Deviant’s Palace.” The disquieting voice we hear is apparently guitarist Paul Allender’s son reading The Lord’s Prayer – in reverse, of course. The verdict is out as to whether Cradle of Filth can maintain the dark creativity, but we should find out this week when the latest album Godspeed on the Devil’s Thunder is released. Vocalist Dani Filth has said that “everyone who has heard this album has bruised their jaws on the pentagram-bejeweled floor.” A bejeweled pentagram? Well, count me in.
# Stalaggh/Gulaggh
Is it music? That’s up for debate, but whatever we hear on the Stalaggh (now defunct) and Gulaggh recordings is raw, brutal, and emotionally draining. The Dutch, possibly Belgian anonymous musicians behind the projects are surrounded in an air of mystery and have used mental patients and screaming children to provide the vocals in their “songs.” Don’t expect these guys to show up and impress you with a creepy stage show, either. After all, they’ve stated in a past interview, “Concerts make people socialize and that is not to be supported.”
# Mayhem
There are black metal bands that chill with a melody and others that captivate audiences with a ghoulish wardrobe. Then there is Mayhem. This Norwegian band could probably be considered one of the most sinister groups in black metal or among humans in general. While Mayhem’s music had all the ingredients for the best in metal, their taste for evil got the best of them.
With frontman Dead committing suicide, guitarist Euronymous allegedly eating part of Dead’s body, and bassist Count Grishnackh eventually murdering Euronymous, Mayhem is possibly the most terrifying band ever to walk the Earth.
# Khanate
If you like your metal equivalent to that of a deranged horror film, look no further than Khanate. Although the quartet disbanded back in 2006, they still managed to produce some seriously disturbing material during the 5 years they were together. The tempos are achingly slow, vocalist Alan Dubin sounds like some sort of pissed-off goblin, and the guitars groan with a thick layer of feedback. In summation, Khanate is the perfect Halloween soundtrack if you desire to scare the crap out of children.
Lucifer’s Spawn or Just Loveable?
# Alice Cooper
Back in the early 1970s, Alice Cooper paved the road for all shock rockers with his blacked-out eyes, marionette-like mouth creases, and shows featuring the likes of guillotines and dancing teeth. His songs never quite matched the horror that his image conveyed, but Marilyn Manson still owes Cooper a big thank-you for the inspiration.
The shock had all but disappeared when Cooper appeared in Wayne’s World as the resident expert on the Indian root meaning of “Mil-wau-kee,” but that’s not such a bad thing. Not only have we gained an entertaining screen actor, rumor has it that Cooper is one hell of a golfer as well.
# Ozzy Osbourne
Yes, we already mentioned Black Sabbath in the Classic Terror category, but Ozzy has evolved into a completely unique entity as a solo artist. If you were walking and talking in the 1980s, you won’t be forgetting the bat incident anytime soon. When Ozzy took a big ol’ bite into a bat that was thrown onstage during the Bark At The Moon Tour, that incident seemed to seal the deal on the frontman’s spawn of Satan claim – or more accurately, his monstrous drug problem. Fast forward to 2008 and Ozzy is still a force with which to be reckoned. Of course, now the self-proclaimed Prince Of Darkness is pushing 60 and it’s hard to not be entertained by every word (or vague utterance) that Ozzy makes. Hey, the man’s a reality TV star, a family man, and part Energizer Bunny – after all, he’s still holding his own with the likes of Zakk Wylde every year.
# Gwar
If we went by looks alone, Gwar would have earned a special slot at the top of the list. Of course, every time Oderus Urungus utters a cornball line (particularly when on Jerry Springer or the now defunct Joan Rivers Show), it’s hard to see the horror behind the humor. Given the fact that we’ve had a couple of decades to get used to the whole notion of Gwar, it does seem the scariest part about the sci-fi inspired band might be its stage shows.
That favorite T-shirt of yours won’t survive all the decapitated heads and slain dinosaurs, which will undoubtedly ooze gallons of delightful Gwar juice. Um, I mean bloodman has been highly criticized over his career, mostly due to rumors denouncing him as a psychopath and Satanist. Despite his reputation, no one could deny that Osbourne has had an immeasurable effect on heavy metal. While he doesn't possess a great voice, he makes up for it with his good ear and dramatic flair. As a showman, his instincts are nearly as impeccable; his live shows have been overwrought spectacles of gore and glitz that have endeared him to adolescents around the world. Indeed, Osbourne has managed to establish himself as an international superstar, capable of selling millions of records with each album and packing arenas across the globe, capturing new fans with each recordse bass parts, reminded me of how important he is to Megadeth.  I don't feel that the songs would have had the sOzzyame level of authenticity without him, which really comes throu

gh, when watching and listening to this great DVD.

Speaking of authenticity, when Megadeth set out to do this tour, the band made a conscience effort to replicate everything from the original "RIP" tour, from the stage itself, to the attire the band members performed in.  From the Vic (Megadeth's album cover mascot) backdrop, to the radiation symbols on the bass drum heads, all the way to Mega Dave's bullet belt and wristbands, everything was almost identical to it's 1990 counterpart.
In addition to the live concert footage, the DVD includes behind-the-scenes footage, showing fans line up outside the legendary Hollywood Palladium - waiting to get into the concert, the band doing a photo shoot (which wouldn't be complete without Dave doing the classic Mustaine sneer) and the band rehearsing in their dressing room as they prepared to take the stage.
After watching the DVD, one cannot come away without being impressed at how perfect this live performance is.  You might question what amount of studio trickery was done when making this DVD, or is Megadeth just that good live?  I say they're just THAT good!!
Droogies rejoice and "Rust In Peace!!!!"hips" to hear Perry at his all time best. Perry may be getting older, but he's also getting even better at hi

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Any Metalhead will attest, (from what we can recall), that they had a pretty darn good time back in the ’80′s, so did Ron Keel. This man has seen and done it all – musician, vocalist, song writer, lyricist, composer… and he is still writing his own legacy in 2010. Ron’s most famous band KEEL not only jumped on board the Heavy Metal explosion of those colorful ’80′s, the original lineup is back for another hard and heavy go round with their loyal fans… both old school and new. Ron Keel is a smitten guy these days and there is more to this Heavy Metal veteran, more to this man, once you take in what he has to say. Oh, Ron Keel does have a lot to say too, taking the time out of his busy schedule to talk to Hard Rock Hideout recently. With the new KEEL album Streets of Rock & Roll, (released February 9, 2010), receiving it’s just praise from around the Heavy Metal and Hard Rock circles, concerts being aligned in support of this album and the KEEL NATION rising, Ron Keel is a man that is busy, happy and proud to be alive! Ron is excited about the present, reflects on the past, looks more to the future, holds friendship sacred, values his fans, respects and cares about the American troops both past and present, has a charitable heart, reveals his Heavy Metal and Hard Rock dreams and also has a message for The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Walmart too… (phew), check it out: HRH: So, Ron, how are Native American apologist,a White guilt tripping,red man butt kisser too! Here is some info about it: “..Nugent has also apologised to Native Americans for the atrocities committed against their people, including Little Big Horn and other acts. In turn, Nugent has been accepted as an honourary member of the Sioux community, and occasionally goes by the name Little Long Dick. Wandering Bear commented: “He is quite the diplomat.” In my opinion the *few* positives that Ted Nugent brings to the table are overshadowed/outweighed by his sensationalist/outlandish,politically correct,weird behavior/actions.He’s like a loud mouthed,dirty,filthy,longhaired version of that creep Ted Turner. The Halftime Show Took Center Stage, The Day The Nightmare Was Born, and The Day The Music Died

Posted on januari 31, 2011

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02.01: This day in 2004 is a day that will go down in infamy, as the day our fragile puritanical psyche was forever scarred, as the day our collective innocence was brutally taken from us, as the day Justin Timberlake helped Janet Jackson thrust her breast upon an unsuspecting world during the Super Bowl halftime show. Oh, our eyes! They're burning! Not boobies! How will we explain this to our children? We won't, of course. We'll keep them innocent and unready for the world. We'll just make sure to punish those who let this happen, those who broadcast this, those who might possibly think about craft.

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Musings On Music History: Joplin Joins Us, Ozzy Loves Animals, and The Rise And Fall of Studio 54

Posted on januari 17, 2011

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01.18: To tell yet another little tale from the days of disco, we bring you the soaring and sad tale of one Studio 54, perhaps the most famous club in the history of NYC. Every time you watch a documentary about disco or about New York in the late '70s, you hear about Studio 54, about its bacchanalian days of sex, drugs, celebrities, and disco, about the hordes of people attempting entry into its maw, into its pleasure-filled space. Opened in 1977, the club became an immediate hit with celebrities, jet-setters, and ordinary people alike. When Bianca Jagger (Mick's then-wife) rode through the club on a white horse for her 32nd birthday, people wanted a piece of that, wanted to be there just in case they might see something like that, wanted to be a part of something bigger than anything else New York City had to offer at the time. Well, besides the rise of punk at CBGB in the West Village or hip-hop in the Bronx, but those are two entirely different stories, kids, and those two movements, which would leave far more of an impression than disco could ever dream of, received far less press and media attention than the drug-fueled insanity of Studio 54 and disco. Imagine that. Something real and based in human emotion being trumped in the media by a hyped-up, seen-and-be-seen, flash-in-the-pan party. But we digress. On this day in 1980, disco's beating heart seized and collapsed when the owners of Studio 54 were sent to prison for 3½ years, though they only served 13 months, for tax evasion. The club failed to survive their loss. They'd been skimming off the top for years, failing to pay taxes on much of the club's profit, and the IRS eventually came a callin', especially after Steven Rubell, the face of the club, repeatedly boasted in the press about how much money the operation pulled in. Not smart, Steven, not smart at all. The building was sold in 1981 and reopened under the Studio 54 moniker, but nothing could touch the debaucherous good times oft told about the original incarnation. 01.19: Janis, Janis, Janis…..what have you done to us? Janis Lyn Joplin, you totally captured our soul with your bourbon-and-cigarette-soaked voice, your hippy-dippy ways, with "Me and Bobby McGee." Then, you ripped out our heart with your self-destructive ways, your thirsty liver. That doesn't mean, though, that we won't celebrate your life whenever we get the chance. Like today, for instance. On this day in 1943, your presence on Earth became reality and we just wanted to wish you a happy birthday. We wish we could do it in person. You'd be 68 today. That would've been awesome. Alas, 'twas not to be. Like all the greats who have gone away, however, we're thankful for what you left us, for those songs we can throw on anytime, remembering the musical goddess that walked amongst us. 01.19: Dolly Parton strutted her stuff for the first time on this day in 1946, bringing her sassy charm, homespun down-to-earth ways, and prodigious, uh, talents to the kind folks of Tennessee. Growing up dirt poor (her words, not ours) with eleven siblings in a one-room cabin in the Smokey Mountains couldn't have been easy, but Dolly's always given credit where credit's due, noting that without the life, circumstances, and family into which she was born she would not have the successful life she's lived for the past 65 years. Get this, people, you's about to get some learnin'. Dolly Parton has had 25 #1 singles and 42 Top Ten albums in her amazing and insanely prolific career. She is, hands down, one of the most successful female performers of all time. She might perform mostly country and bluegrass, but in our book she rocks pretty damn hard. 01.20:You might look at Ozzy Osbourne these days and think he's pretty tame, that he wouldn't harm a fly. But this is the Ozzy of the new millennium. This is the Ozzy of reality show fame/infamy, the Ozzy of cell phone commercials and marble-mouthed mumbles. It wasn't so long ago that many considered Ozzy a very dangerous man. Parents' groups denounced him as Satanic, saying that he wrote and performed music that made people want to kill themselves. His drug use and alcoholism didn't put him in many people's good graces, either, especially when he tried to strangle his wife, when he was arrested for urinating on the Alamo while wearing a dress, or when he went on a rampage and shotgunned all the family pets. Suffice it to say, most animal rights groups didn't take kindly to many of Ozzy's antics. Once, he bit a dove's head off during a meeting at his record company. What was a dove doing at the meeting, you ask? Well, Ozzy and Sharon, his wife, had planned on releasing a couple doves as a symbol of something or other, but Ozzy felt that their gesture of good will didn't receive the attention from the execs he was looking for. So, instead of just letting it go, he grabbed a bird and bit down, forever scarring some poor, innocent record company suits. Which brings us to this day in 1982, to a concert in Des Moines, Iowa, when Ozzy bit the head off another animal. This incident wasn't quite as blatant as the dove lunch he'd enjoyed, but, during the concert, someone tossed a bat onto the stage. Ozzy thought it was a rubber toy, so he did what any sane, head-biting person would do and bit its head off. Unbeknownst to him, until right after the bat bit him as he was biting it, the bat was real. Another animal fell to the power of the Mad Man. Some claim the bat was dead when it was tossed on stage, but Ozzy insists it was alive. We're not so sure of this because wouldn't it fly away after it'd been tossed, if it were alive? We're just sayin. Anyway, the Ozzman cometh and he is hungry, people. Lock up the cats, hide the birds, and don't make any sudden moves. That mumble-mouthed old rocker isn't as harmless as he appears. 01.23: On this day in 1953, Robin Zander, lead singer of the cheapest trick in all the land, Cheap Trick, was born. Actually, they're not that cheap. They owned the airwaves in 1979, with their still very catchy, and somewhat pleading, song "I Want You To Want Me." You've heard it, you know it, you love it. Admit it, you've actually tried to pick up someone with that song, singing it as you pass them in the hallway at school or the office, hoping they'd pick up on your awesomeness. No? Just us? Oh, well, that doesn't diminish our love for Cheap Trick, for their late '70s porn-stache, their wavy and pretty hair, and their general disregard, even for the times, of all things cool. We think that's why we like them so much. Cuz they just don't care. All they want is for you to want them. That's what we all just want, though, isn't it?

Permalinklent effort from one of the most influential guitarist of the last 35 years. It deserves your attention,I prefer this release much more than Joe Perry's 2005 solo release. And that one was nominated for a Grammy.pecially the first track "We've got a Long Way to Go.," and "Do You Wonder." Hagen and Perry seem to have a natural chemistry. If for some reason,Aerosmith can't continue, Perry should continue working with Hagen in the Joe Perry Project full time.

Now on the tracks that Perry sings lead vocals, while they are quite different stylistically, they do not sacrificing the continuity of the CD. If anything they make for an interesting musical journey.I don't know if it's just Perry's monotone vocals, but tracks such as "Slingshot,"  "Heaven and Hell" and "No Surprise" take a few listens to sink in, but once they do you can't forget them. But the main reason anyone buys a Joe Perry Cd is for the guitar work and on this CD, Joe is playing like the guitar hero he truly is. Perry throws it all at this one, slide guitar, talk box, lightening fast riffs,acoustic blues it's all here. Check out the instrumental track "Wooden Ships" to hear Perry at his all time best. Perry may be getting older, but he's also getting even better at his craft. "Have Guitar,

Hard Rock International Recognizes Outstanding Contributors At Its 2011 Global Conference In Punta Cana

Posted on februari 02, 2011

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Orlando, Fla., February 1, 2011 – Hard Rock International is proud to announce the winners of its 2011 Awards in recognition of outstanding accomplishments and dedication of employees, franchisees and partners.  Hard Rock selected the top “rock stars” from more than 171 Hard Rock locations in 52 countries and hundreds of partners worldwide.  The much-anticipated awards were chosen based on financial performance, unique sales accomplishments, community contributions, creativity, strategic marketing, philanthropy, brand loyalty and leadership.  The ceremony included the highly-coveted awards for “Company Worldwide Cafe of the Year,” given to the team at Hard Rock Cafe Rome; “Franchise Cafe of the Year,” awarded to Hard Rock Cafe Bengaluru; “Hotel of the Year,” presented to the Hard Rock Hotel Orlando; and “Hotel & Casino of the Year” given to Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi.  Award highlights also included “Company General Manager of the Year” for 2010, proudly presented to Dale Swift of Hard Rock Cafe Amsterdam, who received a Harley Davidson motorcycle for his outstanding leadership; and Claude Fayyad of Hard Rock Cafe Sharm el Sheikh, who took home the award for “Franchise General Manager of the Year,” along with a check for $10,000.  Selected from hundreds of brands around the globe, Hard Rock honored several key partners, naming Bacardi U.S.A. as “Global Beverage Partner of the Year” for the fourth consecutive year;  Trident Seafood as “Culinary Partner of the Year”; and Budweiser as “Event Beverage Partner of the Year.”  Hard Rock executives also presented the “Project Development Partner of the Year” award to the Friedmutter Group; and the “Retail Partner of the Year” award to Entertainment Outfitters, Inc.; while Kelly Otto received the “Special Partner Recognition” honor. “Every one of our employees, franchisees and partners bring an outstanding level of dedication and commitment to our brand,” said Hamish Dodds, president and CEO, Hard Rock International.  “We are proud to be able to show our sincere appreciation for all members of the Hard Rock family and honor them for their success and achievement.”   Will Travel" is an excellent effort from one of the most influential guitarist of the last 35 years. It deserves your attention,I prefer this release much more than Joe Perry's 2005 solo release. And that one was nominated for a Grammy.uary 24, 2010, after 45 years of performing, the band announced that they will be retiring after touring in support of their new album Sting in the Tail.^[The

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"Video games are bad for you? That's what they said about Rock n' Roll!"

— Shigeru Miyamoto

"Video games are bad for you? That's what they said about Rock n' Roll!"

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"Heresy does not teach, it corrupts."

Gabriel Angelos, the Dawn Of War novel.

"I used to be with it, but then they changed what "it" was. Now, what I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me."

— Abe Simpson, Homerpalooza

It has long been known that the older generation has always been suspicious of those things that capture the attention of the younger generation. Nowhere is this more true than in the field of entertainment. At least once a decade, something new — a new genre, a new medium, what have you — comes along and grabs society by the cojones. Everybody's heard of it, an

"Video games are bad for you? That's what they said about Rock n' Roll!"

—  novel.

"I used to be with it, but then they changed what "it" was. Now, what I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me."

— Abe Simpson,by and realizes, "Hey, , everyone will listen to me!"

So they do; they make great warnings about how it's corrupting the moral fiber of poor, helpless children with inexorable brainwashing; they claim it increases juvenile delinquency, decreases attention span, and pollutes their bodily fluids. If they actually bother to back these assertions up, they'll pull out a few rare examples of it "corrupting" people, that when you examine carefully, usually turn out to be exaggerated anyway. And people listen; not everyone, not even a majority, but enough to cause a stir. Often, this causes bannings, panicky newspaper articles, and Very Special Episodes about the subject. Usually, within a few years, the fever has died down, and there's only vague echoes of "oh, yeah, that's Satanic" left in the communal memory. Some subcommunities forget faster than others, of course... Note that cultures confronting actual social problems or actual external enemies will tend to skip an iteration of the cycle. Ultra Super Death Gore Fest Chainsawer 3000 is the most recent expression of this. New Media Are Evil is related, as is Nostalgia Filter, Everyone Is Satan In Hell, and Rock Me Asmodeus. Compare Banned In China.

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Scorpions are a hard rock band from Hannover, Germany, best known for their 1984 rock anthem “Rock You Like a Hurricane” and their singles “Wind of Change”, “No One Like You”, “Still Loving You”, and “Send Me an Angel”. The band has sold over 100 million records worldwide. Along with Metallica, Iron Maiden, AC/DC, KISS, Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne and Deep Purple they are one of the most successfull hard rock/heavy metal acts and by far the most successful German Rock band in America and England. Rudolf Schenker, the band’s rhythm guitarist, explained iIn the beginning of our career, we had a problem in Germany because nobody expects a Germanith Rock music, there are more bands from England or America, which are more exotic than the Scorpions, who are from Germany. But when we went to America in ‘79, we became the exotic ones. They said, ‘Hey, what kind of crazy guys are these?’ (laughs) We were already exotic, with a different view, and we also play our Rock music with a little bit of an ethnic touch. You’ll notice that Americans come from the blues side, whereas we come from the classical side, which is different.”

The “Scorps” known to metal heads of the time, reminisce more of Lonesome Crow · Fly to the Rainbow · In Trance · Virgin Killer · Taken by Force · Lovedrive · Animal Magnetism. Only after the commercial success of “Blackout” did they start to get heavily pushed into the mainstream media of the U.S. market by Mercury records.

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Brian Hugh Warner (born January 5, 1969), better known by his stage name Marilyn Manson, is an American musician and artist known for his controversial stage persona and image as the lead singer of the eponymous band, Marilyn Manson. His stage name was formed from juxtaposing the names of two 1960s American cultural icons, namely, actress Marilyn Monroe and convicted multiple murder mastermind^[3] Charles Manson as a critical and, simultaneously, laudatory appraisal of America and its peculiar culture.^[4][5] He has a long legacy of being depicted in the media as a detrimental influence on young people. The seemingly outrageous styles for which he models and the controversy surrounding his lyrics have led to his very pronounced public appeal.^[6]

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Hard Rock International Recognizes Outstanding Contributors At Its 2011 Global Conference In Punta Cana

Posted on februari 02, 2011

by hrcadmin

Orlando, Fla., February 1, 2011 – Hard Rock International is proud to announce the winners of its 2011 Awards in recognition of outstanding accomplishments and dedication of employees, franchisees and partners.  Hard Rock selected the top “rock stars” from more than 171 Hard Rock locations in 52 countries and hundreds of partners worldwide.  The much-anticipated awards were chosen based on financial performance, unique sales accomplishments, community contributions, creativity, strategic marketing, philanthropy, brand loyalty and leadership. 

The ceremony included the highly-coveted awards for “Company Worldwide Cafe of the Year,” given to the team at Hard Rock Cafe Rome; “Franchise Cafe of the Year,” awarded to Hard Rock Cafe Bengaluru; “Hotel of the Year,” presented to the Hard Rock Hotel Orlando; and “Hotel & Casino of the Year” given to Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi.  Award highlights also included “Company General Manager of the Year” for 2010, proudly presented to Dale Swift of Hard Rock Cafe Amsterdam, who received a Harley Davidson motorcycle for his outstanding leadership; and Claude Fayyad of Hard Rock Cafe Sharm el Sheikh, who took home the award for “Franchise General Manager of the Year,” along with a check for $10,000. 

Selected from hundreds of brands around the globe, Hard Rock honored several key partners, naming Bacardi U.S.A. as “Global Beverage Partner of the Year” for the fourth consecutive year;  Trident Seafood as “Culinary Partner of the Year”; and Budweiser as “Event Beverage Partner of the Year.”  Hard Rock executives also presented the “Project Development Partner of the Year” award to the Friedmutter Group; and the “Retail Partner of the Year” award to Entertainment Outfitters, Inc.; while Kelly Otto received the “Special Partner Recognition” honor.

“Every one of our employees, franchisees and partners bring an outstanding level of dedication and commitment to our brand,” said Hamish Dodds, president and CEO, Hard Rock International.  “We are proud to be able to show our sincere appreciation for all members of the Hard Rock family and honor them for their success and achievement.”  Hard Rock International Recognizes Outstanding Contributors At Its 2011 Global Conference In Punta Cana

Posted on februari 02, 2011

by hrcadmin

Orlando, Fla., February 1, 2011 – Hard Rock International is proud to announce the winners of its 2011 Awards in recognition of outstanding accomplishments and dedication of employees, franchisees and partners.  Hard Rock selected the top “rock stars” from more than 171 Hard Rock locations in 52 countries and hundreds of partners worldwide.  The much-anticipated awards were chosen based on financial performance, unique sales accomplishments, community contributions, creativity, strategic marketing, philanthropy, brand loyalty and leadership. 

The ceremony included the highly-coveted awards for “Company Worldwide Cafe of the Year,” given to the team at Hard Rock Cafe Rome; “Franchise Cafe of the Year,” awarded to Hard Rock Cafe Bengaluru; “Hotel of the Year,” presented to the Hard Rock Hotel Orlando; and “Hotel & Casino of the Year” given to Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi.  Award highlights also included “Company General Manager of the Year” for 2010, proudly presented to Dale Swift of Hard Rock Cafe Amsterdam, who received a Harley Davidson motorcycle for his outstanding leadership; and Claude Fayyad of Hard Rock Cafe Sharm el Sheikh, who took home the award for “Franchise General Manager of the Year,” along with a check for $10,000. 

Selected from hundreds of brands around the globe, Hard Rock honored several key partners, naming Bacardi U.S.A. as “Global Beverage Partner of the Year” for the fourth consecutive year;  Trident Seafood as “Culinary Partner of the Year”; and Budweiser as “Event Beverage Partner of the Year.”  Hard Rock executives also presented the “Project Development Partner of the Year” award to the Friedmutter Group; and the “Retail Partner of the Year” award to Entertainment Outfitters, Inc.; while Kelly Otto received the “Special Partner Recognition” honor.

“Every one of our employees, franchisees and partners bring an outstanding level of dedication and commitment to our brand,” said Hamish Dodds, president and CEO, Hard Rock International.  “We are proud to be able to show our sincere appreciation for all members of the Hard Rock family and honor them for their success and achievement.”  

As far as scary goes, it would have to be Mercyful Fate. I mean King Diamond is an actual devil worshipper. He doesnt just write about it or play dress up. He practices satanism for real. I dont know how you get more scary than that.

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As far as scary goes, it would have to be Mercyful Fate. I mean King Diamond is an actual devil worshipper. He doesnt just write about it or play dress up. He practices satanism for real. I dont know how you get more scary than that.

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In March 2011, he will turn 80. Outstanding representatives of the world of culture, science, sport, entertainment and politics from around the globe will join together at the Royal Albert Hall 2011 to celebrate the life of the Nobel Peace Prize winner and transformational 20th Century figure. The evening will presented by special guests including Sharon Stone.

This fantastic gala evening will bring together the greatest artists from East and West, who will perform unique duets on the Royal Albert Hall stage to honour Gorbachev’s achievements. Together, they will celebrate the seven stages of Mr Gorbachev’s life including his childhood, rise to high office, the reforms of Perestroika, his international peace efforts and the charitable work of the Gorbachev Foundation.

Artists currently confirmed to be performing at this event include:
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Katherine Jenkins
Scorpions
Melanie C
The London Symphony Orchestra
Maestro Valery Gergiev
Bolshoi and Mariinsky Soloists
Dmitry Hvorostovsky
Andrey Makarevich and Mashina Vremeni
Igor Krutoi
Turetsky Choir
Andrey Gavrilov

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Mikhail Gorbachev is one of the few people who can justify the label ‘The man who changed the world’.

In March 2011, he will turn 80. Outstanding representatives of the world of culture, science, sport, entertainment and politics from around the globe will join together at the Royal Albert Hall 2011 to celebrate the life of the Nobel Peace Prize winner and transformational 20th Century figure. The evening will presented by special guests including Sharon Stone.

This fantastic gala evening will bring together the greatest artists from East and West, who will perform unique duets on the Royal Albert Hall stage to honour Gorbachev’s achievements. Together, they will celebrate the seven stages of Mr Gorbachev’s life including his childhood, rise to high office, the reforms of Perestroika, his international peace efforts and the charitable work of the Gorbachev Foundation.

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Mikhail Gorbachev is one of the few people who can justify the label ‘The man who changed the world’.

In March 2011, he will turn 80. Outstanding representatives of the world of culture, science, sport, entertainment and politics from around the globe will join together at the Royal Albert Hall 2011 to celebrate the life of the Nobel Peace Prize winner and transformational 20th Century figure. The evening will presented by special guests including Sharon Stone.

This fantastic gala evening will bring together the greatest artists from East and West, who will perform unique duets on the Royal Albert Hall stage to honour Gorbachev’s achievements. Together, they will celebrate the seven stages of Mr Gorbachev’s life including his childhood, rise to high office, the reforms of Perestroika, his international peace efforts and the charitable work of the Gorbachev Foundation.

Artists currently confirmed to be performing at this event include:
Bryan Ferry
Katherine Jenkins
Scorpions
Melanie C
The London Symphony Orchestra
Maestro Valery Gergiev
Bolshoi and Mariinsky Soloists
Dmitry Hvorostovsky
Andrey Makarevich and Mashina Vremeni
Igor Krutoi
Turetsky Choir
Andrey Gavrilov

A long list of high profile VIPS will attend the red carpet event including Arnold Sch

Mikhail Gorbachev is one of the few people who can justify the label ‘The man who changed the world’.

In March 2011, he will turn 80. Outstanding representatives of the world of culture, science, sport, entertainment and politics from around the globe will join together at the Royal Albert Hall 2011 to celebrate the life of the Nobel Peace Prize winner and transformational 20th Century figure. The evening will presented by special guests including Sharon Stone.

This fantastic gala evening will bring together the greatest artists from East and West, who will perform unique duets on the Royal Albert Hall stage to honour Gorbachev’s achievements. Together, they will celebrate the seven stages of Mr Gorbachev’s life including his childhood, rise to high office, the reforms of Perestroika, his international peace efforts and the charitable work of the Gorbachev Foundation.

Artists currently confirmed to be performing at this event include:
Bryan Ferry
Katherine Jenkins
Scorpions
Melanie C
The London Symphony Orchestra
Maestro Valery Gergiev
Bolshoi and Mariinsky Soloists
Dmitry Hvorostovsky
Andrey Makarevich and Mashina Vremeni
Igor Krutoi
Turetsky Choir
Andrey Gavrilov

A long list of high profile VIPS will attend the red carpet event including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Angela Merkel, the RT Hon Sir John Major and mayor Boris Johnson

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ists currently confirmed to be performing at this event include: Bryan Ferry Katherine Jenkins Scorpions Melanie C The London Symphony Orchestra Maestro Valery Gergiev Bolshoi and Mariinsky Soloists Dmitry Hvorostovsky Andrey Makarevich and Mashina Vremeni Igor Krutoi Turetsky Choir Andrey Gavrilov A long list of high profile VIPS will attend the red carpet event including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Angela Merkel, the RT Hon Sir John Major and mayor Boris Johnson

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Main article: Marilyn Manson (band)

Manson formed Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids in Florida in 1989 (the name was shortened to Marilyn Manson in 1992). While with The Spooky Kids, he was involved with Jeordie White (also known as Twiggy Ramirez) and Stephen Gregory Bier Jr. (also known as Madonna Wayne Gacy) in two side-projects: Satan on Fire, a faux-Christian metal ensemble where he played bass guitar, and drums in Mrs. Scabtree, a collaborative band formed with White and then girlfriend Jessicka (vocalist with the band Jack Off Jill) as a way to combat contractual agreements that prohibited Marilyn Manson from playing in certain clubs. In the summer of 1993, the band drew the attention of Trent Reznor. Reznor produced their 1994 debut album, Portrait of an American Family and released it on his Nothing Records label. The band began to develop a cult following, which grew larger with the release of Smells Like Children in 1995. That EP yielded the band's first big MTV hit with "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)," a cover of the 1983 Eurythmics hit. Antichrist Superstar (co-produced by Trent Reznor) was an even greater success.^[11]
In the US alone, three of the band's albums have been awarded platinum certification, three more gold, and the band has had five releases debut in the top ten, including two number-one albums. Manson first worked as a producer with the band Jack Off Jill. He helped name the band and produce most of the band's early recordings, and also played guitar on the song "My Cat" and had the band open most of his South Florida shows.^[12] Manson later wrote the liner notes to the band's album Humid Teenage Mediocrity 1992-1995, a collection of early Jack Off Jill recordings. Manson has appeared as a guest performer on DMX's album Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood^[13] and on Godhead's 2000 Years of Human Error album — the only album released on his vanity label Posthuman