In a recent conversation with Robert Cavuoto of Myglobalmind, the legendary guitarist Joe Satriani shared a humorous anecdote about his attempt to play Eddie Van Halen’s iconic intro to “Mean Street” on “The Howard Stern Show.” Reflecting on the experience, Satriani revealed, “It was my own naïveté. I had no idea. When we were gonna … Read more
Ditch the clichéd imagery of flannel shirts and ripped jeans; Seattle’s musical revolution runs deeper and more diverse than the narrow “grunge” label suggests. Kim Thayil, Soundgarden’s guitarist, recently delved into the pre-Nirvana Seattle scene in a candid conversation with Killer Guitar Rigs. The narrative unveils a rich tapestry of influences and a distinctive musical … Read more
Cradle Of Filth is meticulously crafting the successor to their 2021 album “Existence Is Futile,” but the anticipation for the new release might need to be tempered with patience. In an insightful interview with Pełna Kulturka, Cradle Of Filth frontman Dani Filth opened up about the reasons behind the delay in bringing forth the upcoming … Read more
Mötley Crüe has recently unveiled an exciting addition to their 2024 schedule, as announced on their official Instagram account. The band treated fans to a group photo accompanied by an intriguing caption that read: “Just announced! Mötley Crüe is kicking off the 2024 North Dakota State Fair on Friday, July 19! Tickets on sale in … Read more
In a recent installment of ‘The Garza Podcast,’ former Megadeth members David Ellefson and Jeff Young delved into their experiences within the iconic band, with Ellefson drawing intriguing comparisons between Dave Mustaine and other legendary musicians. Ellefson shed light on Mustaine’s unique ability to sell musical ideas and persuade others of their value: “There’s obviously … Read more
Michael Schenker’s musical journey has been a tapestry woven with threads of legendary bands like Scorpions and UFO, leading to the establishment of his eponymous group. Despite the countless twists and turns, a pivotal crossroads emerged when Ozzy Osbourne beckoned after the tragic passing of guitarist Randy Rhoads. In an expansive interview with Classic Rock, … Read more
Yesterday, January 12, Tool performed at Madison Square Garden for the first of two nights, and fans were treated to two awesome goodies. For the first time, Tool performed the Undertow song “Flood” to end the concert and “Schism” to begin the set for the first time since 2011. The entire program went like this: … Read more
During a recent interview with Metal Pilgrim, vocalist Tim “Ripper” Owens was once again asked about the possibility of stepping in for Phil Anselmo in a Pantera performance. Tim expressed his willingness, saying: “Absolutely, I’d be up for doing some shows, but honestly, there are other singers who might be better suited for that role … Read more
In a recent interview with Radioactive MikeZ, the former Rob Zombie and current Mötley Crüe guitarist, John 5, was posed with the choice between Metallica’s ‘Master Of Puppets’ and ‘Ride The Lightning,’ and he unequivocally favored the former. Offering insight into his preference, he highlighted the exceptional production quality of ‘Master Of Puppets,’ emphasizing its … Read more
Soundgarden and Alice In Chains, prominent figures from the explosive Seattle scene in the early ’90s, share the spotlight despite their distinct stylistic differences. A musician, Steve Welsh, has undertaken the unique challenge of reinterpreting Soundgarden’s “Fell on Black Days” in the unmistakable style of Alice In Chains, capturing the essence with remarkable precision. Debates … Read more
