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S8E14 went out live from the TSORR Myoli Beach Studio on 3 April 2025 at 19h00 on Rebel Rock Radio.  Running order of artists featured:  Led Zeppelin, Def Leppard, Clutch, ACDC, Electric Mary, Goodbye June, Motor Sister, Sixx A.M., Therapy? Queen, Rory Gallagher, Nirvana, Junkyard, Kid Rock, Ratt, Rex Brown, Marilyn Manson, Alice in Chains, The Clash, Sheron, Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Metallica, Anthrax, Black Star Riders, Steel Panther, Stone Sour, Guns N' Roses,  Judas Priest, Arch Enemy, The Halo Effect, Overkill, Bon JoviThe Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

S8E13 went out live on 27 March 2025 at 19h00 on Rebel Rock Radio from the TSORR Myoli Reach Studio in Sedgefield.  Enjoy.   Running order of artists featured:  Leslie West, Massive Wagons, Michael Monroe, Hell Yeah, Texas Hippie Coalition, Linkin Park, Dave Hause, Buckcherry, Sixx A.M., Creedence Clearwater Revival, Motor Sister, Storace, Ricky Warwick, Ian Hunter, twisted Sister, Saxon, Parkway Drive, Steely Dan, Jethro Tull, The beatles, Judas Priest Jimi Hendrix, Deep Purple, Motörhead, Threshold, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, KISS, Peter Frampton, Green Day, Judas Priest, In Flames, The Halo Effect, Shadow Storm, Arch Enemy.  The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

TSORR Radio Show S7E46 aired at 19h00 on Rebel Rock Radio on 14 October 2024. The show was jam-packed with rock and metal. It featured all the usual features PLUS an interview with South African death metal merchants The Falling Prophets.      On the Twisted Twins, we had two tracks called ‘Holy Roller', one from Nazareth and the other from Mother Love Bone.In the Evolution of Judas Priest, we listened to a track from Sad Wings of Destiny.  The Immortals slot was bluesy this week, we got to hear Eric Clapton showing us where his reputation comes from with a track called ‘Key to the Highway' off the Derek & the Dominos album.    The Diabolical Challenge looked at 4 albums produced by Rick Rubin.    Linkin Park – Minutes to MidnightSystem of a Down – ToxicityAudioslave – AudioslaveSheryl Crow – The Globe Sessions We ended super heavy with The Fallen Prophets, Jinjer, and Lutharo. If you are new to TSORR you can find us on Facebook, X or Instagram.  Please feel free to check out the website on www.thestoryofrockandroll.com there is a huge amount of amazing content on the site with plenty of articles, interviews, video clips and more.  You will find the monthly newsletter there and you can subscribe if you want to receive it as it comes out.  You can email us on thestoryofrockandroll1@gmail.com, it's always great to hear from people around the world who support the show.    Artists Featured: Smashing Pumpkins, Tokyo Blade, Megadeth, Deep Purple, Boston, Drowning Pool, Phil Campbell & the Bastard Sons, Nine Inch Nails, Clutch, Seether, Reef, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Nazareth, Mother Love Bone, Dio, Claymorean, Sixx A.M., Buckcherry, Face to Face, The Jam, The Clash, Michael Schenker, Skid Row, Derek & the Dominos, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Audioslave, Sheryl Crow, The Fallen Prophets, Jinjer, LutharoThe Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

” 234- Al  Trip To Hell “ ️   Playlist: 1.- MSG - Love Never Dies. 2.- RATT - Chain Reaction. 3.- RONNIE ATKINS- I've Hurt Myself (By Hurting You). 4.- TONY IOMMI - Miranha - blacksabfa. ⭐ Sección “Los Consejos de David”. 5.- MARILLION-The Last Straw - Happy Ending. 6.- REINCIDENTES - Vicio. 7.- OZZY OSBOURNE- Suicide Solution. 8.- GREAT  WHITE - Can't Shake It. 9.- LITA FORD -  Larger Than Life. 10.-GLENN HUGHES-From Now On...  11.- PETER FRAMPTON ( feat. Steve Marriott )-The Bigger They Come. 12.- RAMONCIN.- Hormigón, Mujeres Y Alcohol . 13.- STEVE JONES- I Did U No Wrong. 14.- KISS - Cold Gin. 15.- VAN HALEN-Take Your Whiskey Home. 16.- GARY MOORE-Don't Take Me For A Loser . 17.- PAUL RODGERS-Drifters. 18.- RSO- I Don't Want To Have To Need You Now. 19.- SIXX A.M - Life is Beautiful .

This week on The Kelly Alexander Show we dive into our Vintage Vault and welcome Mötley Crüe and Sixx:A.M. founding member and New York Times best-selling author Nikki Sixx! Nikki has released a memoir called "The First 21: How I Became Nikki Sixx" as well as a greatest hits package with his band Sixx:A.M. Nikki talks to us about his beginnings, the important lessons he learned from his grandparents, getting back out on tour with Mötley Crüe, why he loves radio so much and a lot more.  Thank you for listening!

Episode #212 SCOTT STEVENS is the lead singer of the band the Exies and a songwriter / producer. He's one of the Four Horsemen, with credits including Shinedown, American Authors, Halestorm, Ayron Jones, Dorothy, Nothing More, Skillet, Sixx: A.M., Scott Stapp, Highly Suspect, Chris Daughtry, New Years Day, and many more. With The Exies releasing their new 6 song EP 'Closure' this Friday 6/28/2024, Scott talks about songwriting, publishing royalties, women in Rock, The Beatles, grief, reuniting The Exies, future plans, and so much more!  Episode Notes Check out the custom playlist for Episode #212 here Listen to fellow 'Horsemen' Zac Maloy on Episode #187 Find The Exies Online: Facebook Instagram X Website Youtube Find Scott Stevens Online: Instagram X The Four Horsemen Find Mistress Carrie Online: Official Website The Mistress Carrie Backstage Pass on Patreon X Facebook Instagram Threads YouTube Cameo Pantheon Podcast Network Find The Mistress Carrie Podcast online: Instagram Threads Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

More than a one-off, more than a vanity project and more than a side project...Sixx A.M. served up 5 studio albums of musical genius, with catchy hooks, deep lyrics and solid songwriting. Now, we go through their discography and pick only one song from each album. I'm not kidding when I say that making this episode hurt. www.notthatbadcast.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/onlyonecast Social Media - @onlyonecast (X, Instagram, Threads, Bluesky) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a Text Message.Renowned for his thunderous drumming and contributions to groundbreaking heavy metal bands such as Black Label Society, In This Moment, Sixx:A.M., and Filter, Jeff Fabb is not only a powerhouse behind the kit but also a talented musician with a solo project that's making waves in the industry.Fabb stepped into the spotlight with his debut album, "Stealing Souls," which dropped in November last year. The album showcased his diverse musical influences and featured the radio single "You're Complete." Following the success of his debut, Fabb released another electrifying single in February this year titled "Hell in the Hallway," garnering airplay on prominent radio stations. Continuing his solo journey, Fabb has released a series of captivating singles, including "See No Evil," "Hollow World," and the latest release, "Love and War."Meanwhile, in the realm of Black Label Society, the band is hard at work on their twelfth studio album as confirmed by Jeff on his recent appearance on the Vulgar Display of Podcast. Black Label Society's music is characterized by a sense of rebellion and authenticity, speaking to the disenfranchised and the misunderstood. With Wylde's virtuosic guitar playing at the forefront and Fabb's powerhouse drumming anchoring the rhythm section, the band continues to captivate audiences with their raw, unapologetic expression of life's struggles and triumphs.The band also recently revealed details about the inaugural 'Berzerkus' festival. Set to take place on Saturday, September 14th at Poconos Park in Bushkill, PA, the event promises a dynamic lineup. Alongside Wylde's own Southern metal ensemble, Black Label Society, the festival will feature a co-headlining performance by multi-platinum outlaw country musician Cody Jinks.www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn http://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

In the latest edition of The Loaded Radio Podcast, listeners are treated to a fascinating journey through two distinct realms of music, featuring interviews with the dynamic duo behind BLIND CHANNEL and the powerhouse drummer, Jeff Fabb, known for his work with BLACK LABEL SOCIETY and beyond. BLIND CHANNEL: From Eurovision to "Exit Emotions" The first half of the show shines a spotlight on Joel Hokka and Niko Moilanen, the talented vocalists of BLIND CHANNEL. The Finnish rock band has been making waves with their latest album, "Exit Emotions." But it was their electrifying performance at Eurovision that truly catapulted them into the international spotlight. BLIND CHANNEL's fusion of rock, rap, and electronic elements caught the attention of millions during their Eurovision journey, where they represented Finland with their anthemic hit, "Dark Side." Their bold sound and infectious energy not only earned them a respectable sixth-place finish but also garnered a legion of new fans worldwide. In their interview, Joel and Niko delve into the creative process behind "Exit Emotions," offering insights into the inspiration behind their music and the evolution of their sound. From gritty riffs to poignant lyrics, the album captures the raw emotion and unbridled energy that defines BLIND CHANNEL's signature style. Jeff Fabb: A Drummer Extraordinaire In the second half of the podcast, the spotlight shifts to Jeff Fabb, the powerhouse drummer known for his thunderous beats with BLACK LABEL SOCIETY and other notable acts. Jeff is currently in the midst of crafting new solo material while also gearing up for the release of a new BLACK LABEL SOCIETY album. But Jeff's musical journey extends far beyond his work with BLACK LABEL SOCIETY. As an original member of IN THIS MOMENT, he played a pivotal role in shaping the band's sound during its formative years. His drumming prowess has also graced the stages with bands like FILTER and SIXX: A.M., showcasing his versatility and adaptability across different genres. In his interview, Jeff shares his experiences working with iconic artists, reflects on his creative process, and offers a glimpse into what fans can expect from his upcoming projects. With a wealth of musical knowledge and a passion for pushing boundaries, Jeff Fabb continues to leave an indelible mark on the world of rock and metal. The latest edition of The Loaded Radio Podcast offers listeners a captivating journey through the diverse landscape of music, from the electrifying sounds of BLIND CHANNEL to the powerhouse drumming of Jeff Fabb. As Joel Hokka, Niko Moilanen, and Jeff Fabb share their stories and insights, one thing becomes abundantly clear: the power of music knows no bounds, transcending genres and uniting listeners around the world.

S7E3 aired live on Rebel Rock Radio at 19h00 on 18 Jan 2024.   It ended up being one of my favourite shows ever.  The end was gloriously spontaneous, and the people tuned in were just awesome.  Going round the world in 40 min at the end of the show was amazing, unplanned and a great way to say goodnight.   The Immortals track in the episode was Rainbow's ‘Light in the Black'.  This comes off the Rising album, one of the greatest albums to come out of the ‘70s This weeks Diabolical Challenge looked at four bands beginning with the letter ‘C'.  The four albums were Chickenfoot III, London Calling, Blast Tyrant, and Electric: The tracks played were.  Chickenfoot – Alright, alrightThe Cult – Love Removal MachineThe Clash – London CallingClutch – The Mob Goes Wild   Artists featured:  Running Wild, Rob Zombie, Accept, great White, Fozzy, Gin Annie, Mötley Crüe, Dee Snider, Five Finger Death Punch, Led Zepplin, Journey, Rabbitt, Dire Straits, Papa Roach, Limp Bizkit, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Sixx A.M., Nightwish, White Wizzard, The Damned, Stiff Little Fingers, Anti Nowhere League, Kenny Hughes, Dan Patlansky, Rainbow, The Clash, The Cult, Chickenfoot, Clutch, Die Toten hosen, David Bowie, Gojira, Girish & the Chronicles, Yngwie Malmsteen, Nickelback, Cold Chisel, Kid Rock, Johnathan MartinThe Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

This is a special episode.  The Story of Rock and Roll turned Six.  On 12 Dec 2017, the first-ever TSORR aired from the Mix 93.8 FM Studios in Midrand Johannesburg.  Six years later to the day, S6E51 aired live on Rebel Rock Radio at 19h00 on 12 Dec 2023.  The world has changed, and my life has changed so it is good to know that the music has not.  The episode was a celebration of the bands and the songs that make the show what it is.  Thank you all for your support, wherever you are and whoever you are I am deeply grateful for your support.  I will continue to make sure that the show delivers the music that you have come to know it for years to come.   We skipped the Diabolical Challenge this week due to the birthday bash.  There were just too many bands and songs to recognize.  I had 9 hours of music (123 songs) that somehow ended up in a 3 hour 34 song show.   We made up for it with the Immortals feature where we needed the time.  The number 2112 is sacred to the show so to celebrate the 6-year anniversary on the exact date the show started 12 December i.e. 21 12 we took a listen to the title track of Rush's masterpiece ‘2112' Artists featured:  Sixx A.M., John Paul Young, Van Halen, Cold Chisel, Deep Purple, James Reyne, Scorpions, KISS, Joe Bonamassa, Rory Gallagher, Judas Priest, Dokken, Iron Maiden, Joe Jackson, The Boomtown rats, Audioslave, Matthew Good Band, Buckcherry, Danko Jones, ACDC, Foo Fighters, The Stranglers, The Clash, Rush, Guns ‘n' Roses, Megadeth, Mötley Crüe, Hinder, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, Lyzyrd Kyngz, Mötorhead, The Uninvited.  The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

S6E48 went out live on Rebel Rock Radio on 30 Nov 2023.  All last week's technical problems were sorted and we had a hassle-free show other than the fact that I forgot to turn on the inverter before load shedding which took us off air for 5 min.  The podcast is fine but that's what that was about when I mentioned it.  The show kicked off and closed off with KISS.  This amazing band are largely responsible for my love for rock and metal.  As detailed in the Book The Story of Rock and Roll, once I heard KISS for the first time I was hooked forever.  KISS are playing their last show on 2 Dec 2023 and that will be at Madison Square Gardens.  After that, it's the end of KISS as a live act.   That is what the band are saying whether or not they will ever do a one-off who knows The Immortals track this week was ‘The King Will Come' off Wishbone Ash's career highwater mark Argus.  Amazing track by an amazing band.   This week's Diabolical Challenge looked at 1998: Marilyn Manson -Mechanical AnimalsSystem of a Down – System of a DownPearl Jam – WishlistKid Rock – Devil Without a Cause Artists Featured:  KISS, Burn Halo, Hinder, Dave Hause, Volbeat, Joel Hoekstra's 13, Elegant Weapons, Coheed & Cambria, Hell Fire, Black Stone Cherry, Frank Marino, Whitesnake, Montrose, Van Halen, Yngwie J. Malmsteen, The Cure, Stiff Little Fingers, David Bowie, Rush, ACDC, Ozzy Osbourne, Sixx A.M., Sister Sin, Summerlands, Wishbone Ash, Marilyn Manson, System of a Down, Pearl Jam, Kid Rock, The Pogues, Tom Waites, Metallica, Hell Yeah, Piet Botha & Jack Hammer. Valiant Swart, The Rolling Stones, KISS.   The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Episode 43 went out pre-recorded as I was in the Maldives.  The show aired at 19h00 on 26 October 2023 on Rebel Rock Radio.  There is a great interview with Cindy Louise and super talented South African lady working out of The Netherlands.  We got a scoop by playing her brand new track Innocence which was released on Friday morning 27 OctThe Immortals for this episode was Iron Maiden's 'Blood Brothers'The Diabolical Challenge looked at 4 albums from 2016:Airbourne - Breaking Out of HellVolbeat - Seal The Deal and Let's BoogieSixx A.M. - Prayers for the BlessedMegadeth - The Threat Is RealArtists featured: Alice Cooper, Bullet Boys, Van Halen, Warrior Soul, Beautiful Creatures, KK's Priest, Ar=erosmith, The Rolling Stones, Tesla, Circus of Power, Marilyn Manson, Buckcherry, Foo Fighters, The Answer, Overdrivers, U.D.O., White Wizard, Cindy-Louise, Wolf, Burning Witches, Judas Priest, Irin Maiden, Airbourne, Volbeat, Megadeth, Sixx A.M., Sir Lord Baltimore, Rory Gallagher, Blue Øyster Cult, The Allman Brothers Band, Arch Enemy, Texas Hippie Coalition, The Rolling Stones.The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Epidose 40 of Season 6 went out live on Rebel Rock Radio at 19h00 on 5 October 2023.  It has been six long years since we lost Tom Petty, hard to believe, such a tragedy.  Epidose was a typo but it is quite cool so I will keep it instead of Episode, hopefully not getting Alzheimer's, I have only been retired for a month, seems a bit quick.  The show kicked off with Airbourne and a track called Raise the Flag.  And that is what we did,  raised the flag for rock and roll for 180 minutes.   Check out the artists featured list below to see who we played, it's sequential if you are looking for something in particular.   The Immortals this week was taken care of by Jethro Tull and a live version of Aqualung off Bursting Out – Live The Diabolical Challenge looked at 2002:The Albums were:Seether – DisclaimerSystem of a Down – Steal This AlbumAudioslave – AudioslaveBruce Springsteen – The Rising Artists featured:  Airbourne, Body Count, Kadavar, Face To Face, The Distillers, Michael Schenker Group, ad Company, Joe Bonamassa, Hell Yeah, Rainbow, Judas Priest, Billy Idol, Halestorm, Buckcherry, Tom Petty, The Rolling Stones, Texas Hippie Coalition, Bernie Torme, The Almighty, Sixx A.M., Talking heads, Pop Evil, ACDC, KK's Priest, Twisted Sister, Jethro Tull, Seether, System of A Down, Audioslave, Bruce Springsteen, Collective Soul, The Stranglers, Sham 69, Megadeth, Metallica, Slash, The Kiffness, Koos Kombuis, David BowieThe Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

One of the most enjoyable Rock Reviews I have done.  Also one of the most commented on.  I really got deeply into what Sixx A.M. has done and listened to a lot of interviews and watched the documentary mentioned in the review.  James Michael and DJ Ashba add their talent to the charisma and drive of Nikki Sixx.   Sixx A.M. contrasts the light and the dark in a way that few artists can do.  Check it out.  The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Episode 33 of Season 6 went out live on Rebel Rock Radio at 19h00 on 17 Aug 2023.  It was a ripper due to me having a great day and a lot of people tuned in.  We started off with the ‘No Lullaby' the opening track off Jethro Tull's incredibly strong live album Bursting Out.  The show had plenty of variety this week, check out the artists featured below, you should find something you dig, hopefully, a lot. The Immortals this week featured a track called 'Battle Hymns' by the mighty Manowar.  This was the title track off their 1982 release, an album that did really well for them.  We stayed with the '80s and checked out 1981 for this week's Diabolical Challenge.  The albums and tracks selected were: ACDC:  For Those About To Rock – ‘For Those About To Rock'Ozzy Osbourne:  Diary of a Madman – ‘Over The Mountain'Iron Maiden:  Killers – ‘Murders In The Rue Morgue'Rush:  Moving Pictures – ‘Red Barchetta' For once we had a clear favorite, Rush's Moving pictures was the album most chosen as the one to be taken if you could only have one.  In other news Philistine's debut album has been unbanned and we took a listen to 'Black Mamba'.  The album is produced by Theo Crous who has done a great job.  On this track in particular Dean Smith shows his amazing ability to generate the feeling of the snake moving, its quite eerie, and incedibly effective.  We heard new stuff from Danko Jones and Corey Taylor as well.   Check it out and feel free to comment on any of the TSORR social media sites.  I am deeply appreciative of the time you spend on TSORR.  Artists featured:  Jethro Tull, 3 Gun Whisky, Billy Idol, Danko Jones, Left Lane Cruiser, Saxon, Def Leppard, Metallica, Five Finger Death Punch, Rose Tattoo, The Angels, Rammstein, Queensrÿche, Shinedown, Linkin Park, Nita Strauss & Lzzy Hale, Corey Taylor, Mammoth WVH, Van Halen, Rory Gallagher, The Black Crowes, The Stranglers, Gary Numan, Sixx A.M. Manowar, ACDC, Ozzy Osbourne, Iron maiden, Rush, Bruce Dickenson, Tom Petty, Kid Rock, Arch Enemy, The Halo Effect, Philistine, Bruce Springsteen.  The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Welcome to episode 21 of Season 6. The show went out on Rebel Rock Radio on 25 May 2023.  It was pre-recorded as I was away in a wonderful little town called Sedgefield somewhere along the Garden Route in the Western Cape.  I listened in and chatted to the people and it was a very cool show.  We kicked off with Orange Goblin, they made their TSORR debut with ‘Save Me From Myself'.  I will be playing much more Orange Goblin in the future, Ben Ward and the lads know how to rock.  From there it was all slash-and-burn up-tempo stuff like Jørn, L.A. Guns and Ace Frehley with ‘In Pursuit of Rock ‘n' Roll.   https://yourlastrites.com/2016/07/26/diamonds-and-rust-exploring-metal-classics-riot-fire-down-under/  I had a great chat with Justin VR and it was really interesting to talk to him.  We took a listen to his brand new single ‘She Said'.  Justin is described as country alt-rock so we stayed in a related area and checked out a guy who is new to me followed by a guy who is definitely not new to me.  I am talking Jelly Roll and Kid Rock respectively.  After that, we needed a bit of metal so Exodus and Gojira were called into the ring to break some heads.   Near the end of the show, we checked out some interesting cover songs, Longview, which is a Bily Joe Armstrong side project, and Chris Cornell with a very interesting mix-up of the lyrics from Metallica and U2 in his version of the U2 track ‘One'.  Chris committed suicide on 18 May 2017, this track was recorded in 2015.  RIP Chris, you are missed.   This week's Immortals track was provided by one of my favourite bands ever The Stranglers.  We checked out 7:58 of the final track of their debut album Rattus Norvegicus.  JJ Burnell and Dave Greenfield are superb throughout.  For the Ultimate Challenge, we had a look at 2011 and the four albums chosen were Chickenfoot – III, Foo Fighters – Wasting Light, Sixx A.M. – This Is Gonna Hurt, and Five Finger Death Punch.  It was a toss-up between Foo Fighters and Chickenfoot.    Artists featured:  Orange Goblin, Jørn, Megadeth, L.A. Guns, Ace Frehley, Grand Funk Railroad, ACDC, Korn, Halestorm, The Pretty Reckless, Van Halen, Tom Keifer, Triumph, Rush, Riot, Sinner, Texas Hippie Coalition, Circus of Power, Justin VR, Jelly Roll, Kid Rock, Exodus, Gojira, The Stranglers, Five Finger Death Punch, Chickenfoot, Sixx A.M. Foo Fighters, Rammstein, Queensrÿche, Marvellous 3, Matthew Good Band, Chris Cornell, The Longshot, Arch EnemyThe Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Episode 3 of Season 6 launched promptly at 19h00 on Rebel Rock Radio and then crashed back to earth like a failed rocket launch.  It was restarted and got back on the air at 19h17.  The joys of internet radio.  This was the first episode going out on fibre.  While podcast people have not been affected, listeners to the live show have had a really rough ride of late thanks to load shedding in South Africa.  Since late 2022 it has either been my cell towers collapsing (Telcom) or if mine are up then the guys trying to listen have no power.  It is, as they say, a shit show.   When we did get going we started with Aerosmith and 'Young Lust' of the hugely successful Pump album. From there we had Ratt and then Sixx A.M., with 'Lies of the Beautiful People'.  There were two tracks with a Metallica theme running through, W.A.S.P. with 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' and then Volbeat with an excellent cover of ‘Don't Tread on Me' to keep the show Rambling On.  Speaking of which I used Led Zepellin with ‘Ramble On' and Judas Priest with ‘Better By You Better Than Me' to talk a bit about the development of modern Metal. On the local scene, we checked out more of Infanteria's phenomenal album Patriarch and a track called ‘Repent Through the Orders You Seek'.  It was a pleasure to play the brand new track by South African Metal heavyweights Deadline.  The track is called 'Cult of Prometheus, it has just been released, Dave Devo Oosthuizen who works tirelessly to promote SA music, sent it to me and it is a pleasure to give it some airtime.  We had classics from ACDC, and Motörhead, plenty from the ladies, Laura Cox, Samantha Fish, Doll Skin, and L7.  This weeks Songs that may be about South Africa included 'The Ditch' (Dave Hause), 'Don't Lie To Me' (Dokken), High 'n' Dry (Def Leppard), 'Sucker Born' (Samantha Fish) and 'Take Back Your Life' from Disturbed.   This week The Immortals, i.e. classic metal tracks that are over 7 min long and will last forever, came courtesy of Deep Purple with ‘Child in Time'.  Following on was hard and I delegated the job to Tool and their amazing track about two additional chromones ‘Forty-Six and 2'.  A highlight of the show was a track sent to me called ‘Goodbye To The World and The Whole Damn Thing' by a band called deadfilmstar.  I really enjoyed it, it has such an evil feel to it.  It is Mansonesque but very fresh, check it out.   Wrapping up we had UK Punky stuff from The Police, the Jam, and then for good measure, we had Böhse Onkels and a track called 'Saufen ist wie Weinen' which means drinking is like crying.  It is the best Böhse Onkels track I have ever heard, love that little bluesy intro.  The new Bush album The Art of Survival gave us a track called ‘More Than Machines'.  Metalheads can go to the last 10 minutes of the show for Obituary and In Flames, Nu Metal fans can go twenty minutes before the end and catch Birthday Boy Kid Rock and a track off Rock ‘n' Roll Jesus and Limp Bizkit with the amazing Wes Borland on guitar doing a track called Rollin', thanks as always for tuning in guys, much appreciated, Adios Amoeba's catch you next week.    Artists featured:  Aerosmith, Ratt, Sixx AM, Thin Lizzy, Y&T, The Quireboys, Def Leppard, W.A.S.P., Volbeat, Sword, Infanteria, Judas Priest, Led Zeppelin, Drowning Pool, Disturbed, Laura Cox, Samantha Fish, Doll Skin, L7, Dave Hause, Slash (feat Chris Cornell), Motörhead, ACDC, Dokken, Manowar, Deadfilmstar, Deadline, Deep Purple, Tool, The Dead Daisies, The Police, The Jam, Böhse Onkels, Bush, Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, Obituary, In Flames, David Lee Roth The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

S5E50 aired on 15 December 2022 on Rebel Rock Radio.  December is usually quiet on the station but for TSORR it is always very special, this particular show celebrated the official start of the December holidays.  Next week TSORR turns 5 and the week after that Episode 52 the season closer takes you through all the rock and metal highlights of 2022.  But more of that later.  This episode kicked off with White Lion and a track off the Fight To Survive called ‘In the City'.  From there we went to the USA and a band called Motor Sister, and Scotland for a bit of Nazareth and ‘May The Sunshine', a rock classic if ever there was one.  Electric 6 and System of a Down took us to the weirder side of rock with ‘I Wish This Song Was Louder' and BOOM! Respectively.   From there we checked out the ladies, Laura Cox out of France is new to me, what an awesome guitarist, we listened to Freaking Out Loud off her Burning Bright album.  Big thanks to Norman for that one, I had totally missed Laura.  We also checked out another track off the new Halestorm album, Back From The Dead.  Buckcherry, no strangers to TSORR hit us with Fallout and Sixx A.M. with ‘Stars'.  Metallica got us back into the heavy side of things and we stayed there with ‘Spreading the Disease' from Queensryche and some Accepts and some Candlemass.  It all went down very well.   South Africa is blessed with two of the greatest blues guitarists around, Dan Patlansky who has just been awarded the second-best album of 2022 by Blues Rock Magazine for his Shelter of Bones, (this is a huge achievement guys,  Dan beat out blues giants Walter Trout, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Edgar Winter)  and Richard Pryor in his band Pebbleman.  We took a listen to 'Devil's Dopamine' and a track called ‘Edge of Nails' from Richard's Pebbleman project.  Pink Floyd's ‘Young Lust' gave another classic track and then we hit the punky part of the show with The Boomtown Rats, The Clash, and a tribute to Jet Black, the drummer from The Stranglers, RIP Jet, thanks for the music.  I am sure that Jet and Dave Greenfield are having a pint right this very moment.    Taking us into the home stretch we hit the rock with Motörhead's classic ‘Stay Clean', The Dead Daisies, and some serious thrash from Death Angel and a track called ‘Mistress of Pain'.  Then it was back to South Africa and three in a row from Cutting Jade, Arapaho, and Francois Van Coke.  We closed out with Alter Bridge and a track that sums it all up tonight titled 'Holiday'.  All the best to you all and to everyone who went on leave this week, enjoy it, Memento Mori! Artists featured:  White Lion, Motor Sister, Nazareth, Rival Sons, Walking Papers, Electric Six, System of a Down, Texas Hippie Coalition, Joe Lynn Turner, Laura Cox, Halestorm, Buckcherry, Sixx A.M. Little Caesar, Little Steven, Metallica, Queensrÿche, Accept, Candlemass, Dan Patlansky, Pebbleman, Pink Floyd, Audioslave, The Boomtown rats, The Clash, The Stranglers, My Chemical Romance, The Dead Daisies, Kid Rock, Death Angel, Cutting Jade, Arapaho, Francois Van Coke, Mastodon, Disturbed, Ayron Jones, The Distillers, Alter Bridge The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Episode 49 of Season 5 aired on 8 December 2022 at 19h00 on Rebel Rock Radio.  It began with the very track that started me on this 40-plus-year journey down Rock and Roll Road i.e. ‘Detroit Rock City', the opening track from Kiss's Destroyer.  That album changed my life, and may have changed yours too.  If you get yourself a copy of The Story of Rock and Roll you may find some parallels.  From Kiss, we went to The Clash and the title track of the London Calling album.   Next, we got a deluge of guitar from Jake E. Lee and Ivan Ivankovic.  Ivan on a track called 'World in Fear' and Jake with Badlands back in 1984.  Randy Rhoads would have turned 66 this week so we wished him happy birthday in heaven and then checked out his more than able replacement Zakk Wylde in his band Black Label Society and a track called Lovin' Woman' off the Unblackened album.    We checked out The Raven Age and a track called 'The Death March' and that fitted well with yet another track of the latest Queensrÿche album Digital Noise Alliance.  We had some Lynyrd Skynyrd with ‘Call me The Breeze' and then another bit of classic rock in the form of 'Call On Me' from Bad Company.  Now if you are listening internationally then I am sorry I bang on about the state of South Africa as much as I do, it is a tragedy we are living through, a government that has betrayed the electorate and stolen all the money by looting and collapsing all the State-owned enterprises.  We are on the cusp of a complete blackout with load shedding around 8 hours a day.  It was therefore politically correct to bitch about it and play The Damned's ‘Wait For The Blackout, followed by Sex Pistols and 'EMI'.  If you substitute ANC for EMI you get the picture.  From there it was time for some upliftment and that came in the form of Van Halen with 'Dreams', The Gaslight anthem with 'Stay Lucky', and Sixx A.M. with ‘High On The Music'.  We will get through this and the music helps.   The downhill run included some grungy stuff from Audioslave, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains.  It was post-Layne Staley Alice in Chains I might add, William Duvall is doing a great job in AIC.  Next up, classics from ACDC and Black Sabbath, and then some Halestorm with a cover of Sophie B. Hawkins's 'Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover'.  We took a listen to a lot of brilliant stuff that is new to me, St Aurora out of Finland, Girish and the Chronicles out of India, and Risingfall out of Japan.  Thanks to the wifi situation with a lot of the cell towers in the country rendered useless because the batteries have been stolen, I lost a lot of listeners, apologies to all who were frustrated with the signal dropping.  The end of the show turned into a beautiful Metal Festival featuring, Sword, Motörhead, Pantera, Bewitcher, and Arch Enemy.  We ended off with Claymorean, a metal band out of Lazarevac, a small mining town in Serbia. Claymorean are one of the best bands I have discovered this year.  I hope you enjoyed the episode, comments are welcome, watch out for the monthly newsletter and let me know if you want to be on the mailing list.  Thestoryofrockandroll1@gmail.com Artists featured:  KISS, The Clash, Nevada Beach, Badlands, Ivan Ivankovic, Ozzy Osbourne, Black Label Society, The Raven Age, Queensrÿche, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bad Company, The Damned, Sex Pistols, Van Halen, The Gaslight Anthem, Sixx A.M., Audioslave, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, ACDC, Black Sabbath, Hell Fire, Iron allies, Halestorm, the Pretty Reckless, Coal Chamber, Terminatryx, My Chemical Romance, St Aurora, Texas Hippie Coalition, Sword, Girish and the Chronicles, Risingfall, Motörhead, Pantera, Arch Enemy, Bewitcher, Claymorean The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Sixx:A.M. Frontman and Co-Founder, Singer-Songwriter , MULTI-PLATINUM Record Producer and Mixer James Michael talks NEW MUSIC and VOCAL SKILLS on the latest instalment of 'In the Trenches' Episode No. 7130 In the Trenches with Ryan Roxie is a podcast hosted by Alice Cooper Guitarist Ryan Roxie. The show features in depth conversations with the worlds hardest working musicians and entertainers...the ones that grind, the ones that commit, the ones who make their dreams come true...in the trenches. For BONUS episodes visit ryanroxie.com/podcast Ryan Roxie - Host Instagram - @ryanroxie Victor Chalfant - Video Editing/Web design/Social Media Instagram - @vicchalfant Federica Robba - Social Media Promotion / Research Instagram - @federocknroll77 Dave Rattenbury - Euro Team Instagram - @daveyrocks Gustav Kronfelt - Graphics Instagram - @gustavkronfelt Erwan Lengliné - Additional Graphics Instagram - @glamotionstone Robby Miller - Addtional Research Instagram - @robbyrockmiller Tess Faber - Intro Voice Instagram - @tess_faber Mitch Lafon - Executive Producer Instagram - @mitch_lafon Jörn Kleinhans - Executive Producer Special Thanks to : Hughes & Kettner Amps, Beyerdynamic Headphones & Microphones Enjoy the Ride...Support the Podcast...Thanks!

James Michael is a musician, songwriter and music producer. He is best known for being the singer of Sixx AM, and he also has made music as a solo artist. He has a new solo record coming out in September that he performs all the instruments on. We discuss the new record along with the history and future of Sixx A.M., his musical inspirations, songwriting and more! 0:00:00 -Intro0:00:53 - Interviews & People0:01:37 - Early Beginnings 0:03:50 - The Last Americans 0:05:02 - Red Lobster & Early Music Career 0:09:04 - Competitive Business & Luck 0:10:58 - First Record Deal & Meeting Nikki Sixx 0:13:00 - Thoughts of Quitting & Hyper-focused 0:16:20 - Sixx A.M. Formation0:25:50 - Success of Sixx A.M. & Nikki Sixx 0:27:45 - Getting Along as a Band 0:29:33 - Dealing with Fame & Rockstar Perception 0:37:20 - Fan Perception & Personal Privacy 0:40:35 - Deep Conversations with Nikki & D.J. 0:41:30 - Inspiration  For Music 0:43:35 - Songwriting & Modern Vintage 0:48:03 - Drummer for Band & Future of Sixx A.M. 0:51:07 - New Solo Record in September 0:53:28 - Record Labels & Business Side0:56:30 - Listening to Music 0:59:40 - Retaliators Soundtrack 1:00:48 - Social Media 1:03:12 - Animal Charity 1:04:00 - Solo Album & Promotion 1:05:00 - Down to Earth Musicians 1:07:48 - Outro James Michael website:https://www.jamesmichaelmedia.comThe Humane Society website:https://www.humanesociety.orgChuck Shute website:http://chuckshute.comSupport the show

Episode 33 of season 5 aired finally at 19h18 on Rebel Rock Radio.  Same as last week I could not connect to the server but this time I found some gremlins in the system and was able to sort it out.  We kicked off with Guns ‘n' Roses, with Accept and Herman Frank in hot pursuit.  Both those tracks featured Herman because back in 1984 when Restless and Wild was released he was on guitar with Wolf Hoffman.  Pearl Jam and Soundgarden signaled the end of the metal for the next 10 minutes.  From there we went all over the place, leaving the grunge in Seattle we moved to Ireland for The Boomtown Rats, London for Joe Jackson, then down under for some ACDC and a track called 'Giving the Dog a Bone' off Back in Black.  Mutt Lange produced both the ACDC and the Boomtown Rats' The Fine Art of Surfacing.     We had new stuff from Hell Fire and a track called 'Tortuga Nights' off the new album called Reckoning.  Also new was a track called 'Yen' off the new Slipknot, which is being released one track at a time in the same way as Arch Enemy and Megadeth were.  Speaking of both of those we checked them out as well.  It was cool to toast the late great Taylor Hawkins and check out a track called ‘Rudy' off his EP Kota.  It's got so many hooks it reminds me of Rabbitt.  We went mellow with Dire Straits and a track called 'Lions' off the Live at the BBC album and then we went heavy again with a track called ‘Exiled From Earth' off the finally released album called 'Deceivers'.  Arch Enemy is my current favorite metal band, Michael Amott and Alissa White-Gluz are killing it.   By the end of the show, we had gone from Del Amitri to Parkway Drive and Nickelback to Soulfly.  The UK Punk slot was great, and The Stranglers with Duchess really hit the spot.  The Rodneys were lining up, god forbid.  It was also great to hear Stiff Little Fingers with 'Nobody's' Hero and Simon McBride who is now in Deep Purple in place of Steve Morse made his TSORR debut with a rack called 'High Stakes'.  We finished up with Rage Against the Machines cover of Devo's track ‘Beautiful World, Zack De La Roche literally oozes resentment at the end, don't be like Zack kids.   All in all, it was a pretty mixed-up affair, in a good way.   Artists featured:  Guns ‘n' Roses, Accept, Herman Frank, Newsted, Hell Fire, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, The Boomtown Rats, Joe Jackson, ACDC, Santana, Dave Hause, John Mellencamp, Rush, All them Witches, Megadeth, Slipknot, Taylor Hawkins, Dirty Honey, Simon McBride, Dire Straits, Arch Enemy, Bring Me The Horizon, Nickelback, Hinder, The Stranglers, Stiff Little Fingers, The Clash, Mr Big, The Answer, We Are Harlot, Sixx A.M., Del Amitri, Parkway Drive, Soulfly, Rage Against The Machine  

Season 5 Episode 30 went out live on Rebel Rock Radio on 28 July 2022.  Once again showcasing the more sophisticated start to the show we kicked off with ZZ Top off a newly released album called RAW.  This was the soundtrack to their Sam Dunn (Of a Headbangers Journey fame)produced 2019 Netflix rockumentary That ‘lil old band from Texas'.  I haven't seen it but will do so soon. It's released as a tribute to Dusty Hill who sounds awesome on this track.  Next up is a cool bit of Whitesnake off Love Hunter released back in 1979.  We checked out some Black Sabbath with a track called 'Peace of Mind' and then Aerosmith with Steven Tyler singing about his favourite colour.  ‘Tired Wings' by The Four Horseman was a breath of fresh air and I briefly told the tragic story of that band.  The track came off the Rick Rubin produced album called Nobody Said it Was Easy, ain't that the truth?   Queensrÿche with ‘Child of Fire' sounded absolutely better than ever and it was cool to hear something of Iron Maiden's debut album again.  Paul Di Anno on vocals and a track called ‘Strange World'.  The thing I love about doing these live shows is you can really create something out of nothing, as it wore on things sounded better and better.  Infanteria, a metal band out of Cape Town hit us hard with 'Raging Bastards' off their new album Patriarch.  The next track ‘Battering Ram' by Saxon may well be the best track they have ever done, sheer power, metal at its best.  We caught some Pat Travers and his track ‘Snortin' Whisky', I have changed my message about this track, and new advice is offered now that I have had pause to reflect.  Next up, the wonderful Neal Young and his uber cool track 'Revolution Blues', check out that lyric.   We checked out 3Teeth, which is very Mansonesque so we checked out Marilyn Manson, the Double MM himself off The Born Villain album.  Rory Gallagher made an appearance with ‘Bad Penny' and then it was time for ACDC, making a rare appearance on TSORR with 'Evil Walks' lol.  As always, we got a bit punky with Blink 182 and The Stranglers and threw in The Polices ‘So Lonely' lest we forget how good the '77 to '79 period really was.  Then we had a flurry of Ss in the form of Seether, Sixx A.M., and Slipknot.  "Time are few boys" as one of my teachers used to say,  so we ended up with a bit of Volbeat and checked out with Judas Priest and an iconic moment in Rock when My Chemical Romance played out with 'Famous Last Words' and announced that the Black Parade was dead, we are still all crying.    Artists featured:  ZZ Top, Whitesnake, Aerosmith, Black Sabbath. Ivan Ivankovic, The Four Horsemen, Queensrÿche, Iron Maiden, Infanteria, Saxon, Nevada Beach, Pat Travers Band, Neil Young, John Mellencamp, Megadeth, Running Wild, Ozzy Osbourne, 3Teeth, Marilyn Manson, Rory Gallagher, ACDC, Dave Hause, Theory of a Deadman, Disturbed, Avenged Sevenfold, Keel, Blink 182, The Police, The Stranglers, Seether, Sixx A.M. Slipknot, My Chemical Romance.  

Episode 29 of Season 5 kicked off live on Rebel Rock Radio at 7 pm on 21 July 2022.  I reckon this was one of the coolest starts ever and featured a little clip of Tom Petty telling the audience in Inglewood to clear the aisles.   The original idea to have a mellow start was blown to Smithereens by Therapy with ‘Trigger Inside' followed by Scorpions and UFO with ‘Blackout' and Lights Out' respectively.  Punches were being swung at the government and all was good.  We took a listen to Trivium, Matt Heafy's band and they have really grown on me.   This week is based on last week's aborted show but with some super-excellent enhancements.  I am in a far better mood.     We checked out Tindrum a band that I found on the Phil Wright Tapes,  in a continuation of what I call tracks from Tracks From The Grave,  we checked out a track called Street Fighter by Tindrum.  From there we had Welcome to the Circus, brand new from Five Finger Death Punch.  This time last week I was losing my rhythm, resetting streams, and generally pissing the listeners off so it was great to be able to do this show justice.  Some of it has changed, mainly the sentiment (happy, grateful) but most of it stayed the same.  Blue Öyster Cult hit the spot with a track called ‘Fight', which we must.  We then entered the ‘Belly Of The Best' with Sixx A.M., this bit got a bit personal with the current state of things in SA.  I experienced an armed robbery last week, 9 guys moved into our factory and took us prisoner, lie on the floor type shit you see in the movies.  We managed to outwit them and set off the alarm but it could have ended very badly.  The next two songs, Bastards by Machine Head and (Don't let Em) Grind Ya Down by Motörhead summed up the need to fight this shit.  We cannot let the bad guys win.  Things balanced out with Rival Sons and the stoic sentiments of Good Things and we let the power of great rock music do its work, Bad Company, and Foreigner were good medicine. We had the evolution of female vocals with Sheryl Crow, Lzzy Hale, and Alisa White-Gluz.  We sorted out the UK Punk with Stiff Little Fingers, Sex Pistols and The Stranglers, and US Punk with Fall Out Boy and The Distillers.   Brody Dale is such an iconic rock chick, she should do more albums.  We ended the show with a lot of SA music and started with Springbok Nude Girls, then Mark Haze, then Nibs Van Der Spuy.  People wanted more so we had Valiant Swart and we went out with Johnathan Martin's amazing track 'I Wish You Well'.   The highlight of the show for me was the shout-out to Danny De Wet and his awesome book Sex, Drums and Rock n Roll……In Africa.  I spent time with Danny last weekend and he managed to get my book into the hands of Lucien Windrich who took TSORR on the plane with him back to the UK after a very successful Johnny Clegg tribute gig.  We took a listen to Wonderboom with a cover of eVoids 'Shadows', two bands Danny was an integral part of.   Artists featured: Therapy?, Scorpions, UFO, Trivium, Black Label Society, Warrant, Tindrum, Smith/Kotzen, Five Finger Death Punch, Blue Oyster Cult, Sixx A.M., Machine Head, Motörhead, Rival Sons, Saxon, Wonderboom, Arapaho, Bad Company, Foreigner, Slade, Mott The Hoople, Dire Straits, Jimi Hendrix, Sheryl Crow, Halestorm, Arch Enemy, Upon A Burning Body, Megadeth, Volbeat, Stiff Little Fingers, Sex Pistols, The Stranglers, Fall Out Boy, The Distillers, Springbok Nude Girls, Mark Haze, Nibs Van Der Spuy, Valiant Swart, Johnathan Martin

Bienvenue dans le cinquième numéro du talk-show du Secret des Dieux : AGORA. Partie 1/2. Pour envoyer vos messages audio : danslesecretdesdieux(arobase)gmail.com (0:00) Générique (0:40) Introduction et présentation des intervenants (1:24) Qu'appelle-t-on un "classique" ? (46:48) Tiamat "Wildhoney" (1:14:44) Que penser de l'évolution de Septic Flesh ? (2:15:47) Sixx:A.M. "The Heroin Diaries Soundtrack" (2:36:22) Épilogue Principe : 1 hôte, 3 invités. Chaque intervenant propose un sujet de débat et un album. Intervenants Agora #5 : Sylvain Bégot, Nicolas Bénard, Jaesa Wild, Arnold Petit. Lien de la playlist musicale Spotify : Playlist Pour soutenir le podcast: Tipee ÉCOUTEZ DANS LE SECRET DES DIEUX : Linktree ÉCOUTEZ AUSSI : La Grande Hanterie Matière à Écouter

Melissa Harding is a Los Angeles based singer, songwriter and vocal coach. She toured as a backup singer with rock band Sixx: A.M. and has appeared on records for the bands sister albums Prayers for the Damned and Prayers for the Blessed. Melissa released her newest single in the spring of 2022 called Paper Suit. She is currently writing/producing and scoring a 10 part documentary style about the life of her father, who passed away during the pandemic. Melissa tells stories about her time on tour, and also shares the process of her grief in losing a parents and the experience of being present for her dads final moments. Follow Melissa Instagram  @melissakhardingWebsite https://www.melissahardingmusic.com/Schedule a free 30 minute consultation for vocal coaching. Click HEREThe Sweetest Thing31-year-old invites 89-year-old neighbor to live with him in her final days. Read HERE. Send us your good-news stories.  Email us at theplspodcast@gmail.comZesty of the weekThe Top Gun Maverick movie is a smash hit.  Go see it! Click HERE to watch the trailer  Follow the PLS Podcast onInstagram   TwitterFacebookGet your PLS MerchVisit our merchandise store  HERECreators Heidi Webster & Nicole Kaplan Original theme music by Heidi Webster & Nicole KaplanAudio Engineer Andrew SchwartzArtwork by Kat HennesseyCome sip with us! 

Ann Wilson, co-founder of the legendary rock group Heart, joins Glenn Peoples (Billboard) and Jay Gilbert (Label Logic) to talk about the set list from her show at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, WA on Oct. 13, 2021. Ann played three songs from new album, Fierce Bliss, released on April 29, "Greed," "Black Wing" and a cover of Queen's "Love of My Life." And, of course, she performed a number of Heart favorites, such as "Crazy On You," "Barracuda," "Even It Up" and "Love Alive." "Some make the transition to live and some just don't work," Ann said of her choice of Heart songs from the '70s over other periods. "I think that the Heart songs that are in this set are ones that transfer to live the best." The Neptune Theatre show had a mix of rock standards and icons, including John Lennon's "Isolation," The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again," Aerosmith's "Dream On" and Led Zeppelin's "Going to California." After decades of live shows, Ann has a good sense of how to pick songs and choose their order. "You want to give people an experience," she says. "You want to have an experience yourself. And if the set is designed right, it's just like a natural momentum." The show had some surprises, too. Ann led off the show with Steve Earle's "The Revolution Starts Now," which she recorded in 2020. She also played Jeff Buckley's "Forget Her" and "Permission" by Sixx: A.M., the side project of Mötley Crüe's Nikki Sixx. Links: Billboard's podcast page Glenn Peoples @theglennpeoples Jay Gilbert (Label Logic) Ann Wilson The Neptune Theatre, Oct. 13, 2021 at Setlist.fm Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Nate and Kyle once again visit, figuratively of course, one of the United States and try to figure out what, if any, good music comes from that state. This Week that state is Tennessee... I hear you saying, "That's a softball, surely there isn't an easier state what with Memphis and Nashville within the borders..." and I can hear myself saying right back at you, "it definitely wasn't that easy, and don't call me Shirley." There is some great music from this state and a lot of it isn't Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus, so listen as the hosts take you on a journey of musical discovery as they discover the lesser knowns, all of what's hiding under the popular and recognizable exports from the great state of Tennessee.This week's Playlist: Best of States: TNProtomen (Murfreesboro - MTSU)Light Up The NightIn The Air Tonight (Phil cover)Princes of the Universe (Queen cover)Self  (Murfreesboro) MonogamyCould You Love Me NowRunawayWhat a Fool Believes (Doobie Brothers cover)The Katies (Clinton, Murfreesboro)DrownerNoggin' Poundin'The Features (Sparta) From Now OnTemporary Blues This DisorderThe Idea of Growing OThose Darlins (Nashville) Be Your BroNight JoggerRed Light LoveDe Novo Dahl (Hendersonville)All Over TownBig Star (Memphis)ThirteenSeptember GurlsAlex Chilton (Replacements song about Alex Chilton, lead singer of Big Star)“...I never travel far without a little Big Star.”Aubrie Sellers (Nashville) Wicked GameJust to be With YouHaven't Even Kissed Me YetRoseanne Cash (Memphis - Mostly)I don't know why you don't want meSeven Year Ache (w/the Golden Smog)I Was Watching YouGirl From the North Country (Johnny Cash/Bob Dylan cover)Pink Bedroom (John Hiatt cover)Tora Tora (Memphis)Walkin' ShoesRoyal Court of China (Nashville)It's All ChangedHalf the TruthWill Hoge (Franklin)Secondhand HeartGoodbye Ain't Always GoneEven If It Breaks Your Heart (smash hit for the Eli Young Band)Jesus Came to TennesseeGrowing Up Around HereLucero (Memphis)Last Night in TownBack in OhioWent Looking for Warren Zevon's Los AngelesSweet Little ThingBis-Quits (Nashville)Tommy's on His OwnTennessee Valley GirlThe Powers That BeGiant (Nashville) Innocent DaysStayThe Civil Wars (Loretto/Nashville)Barton HollowI Want You Back (cover)Saliva (Bartlett)-Rest in Pieces (their best song…written by James Michael & Nikki Sixx of Sixx A.M.)- Southern GirlsMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussedMusicatarationalvolume.com@MARVpodcast on Twittermusicatatrationvolume profile on Spotify for episode playlists based on topics discussed

Episode 19 was a ton of fun.  It aired on 12 May 2022 on Rebel Rock Radio and we kicked off with Mel Gibson's son in law Kenny Wayne Shepherd and a track called 'Any Way the Wind Blows', that sentiment pretty much guided the show as we moved through Southern Rock with Jimmy Van Zant and Kid Rock all the way through to show closer Cradle of Filth with 'Death Magick For Adepts'.  We took a listen to another two tracks off what I have been refering to as the Phil Wright tapes, this week it was Deep Purple with 'King of Dreams' and Vixen with 'Cryin'.   We checked out some vintage Iron Maiden and Judas Priest off Killers and Stained Class respectively.  The story behind 'Better By You Better Than Me' which caused Priest so much trouble after they were accussed of being implicated in the suicide of two US kids back in 1985 was briefly discussed.  For newish stuff i.e. 2019 we had Phil X and the Drills and for brand new stuff we had Rammstein and Kreator.  South African music was covered by The Devil's Party Band and a track called 'Headstone' and Jonathan Martin with "Wayward Road'.  WE also checked an SA metal classic called 'Ozone by Odyssey and a track called 'Here I Am' from East Rand rockers The Burning, apologies to the lads I am pretty sure I refered totheir album as Highway to Hell instead of headed to Hell.  No doubt they would love the raoyalties for the former.  Other than that there was punk, alternative, metal, blues and even Rabbitt with a super refreshing instrumental called 'Take It Easy'.  The track goes back to 1971 and its clear tat Trevor Rabin was as good as the best on the planet which is why he has been so woonderfully successful.  Lets leave it here, the playlist is below, catch you next week.   Artists featured: Kenny Wayne Shepherd, ACDC, Quiet Riot, Deep Purple, Vixen, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Buckcherry, Phil X and the Drill, Odyssey, The Burning, Thin Lizzy, David Bowie, Kiss, Megadeth, ZZ Top, Slash, the Devil's Party Band, Johnathan Martin, Rammstein, Kreator, My Chemical Romance, Shinedown, Lit Matthew Goode Band, The Stranglers, Sex Pistols, Hollywood Vampires, Marilyn Manson, Kid Rock, Jimmy Van Zant, Dream Widow, Exodus, Clutch, Rabbitt, Dave Hause, Sixx A.M., Cradle of Filth

In this edition of The Way Out I'm beyond thrilled to bring you an outstanding interview with person in recovery, loyal listener of The Way Out, and now our special guest to share his journey to and through recovery to this point, Ryan Kemmers. I just know all you all will find Ryan's story super relatable just like I did, from a chaotic childhood, to the impact of alcoholism and addiction in the family to self-medicating mental health symptoms and perhaps most universal the inevitable progression of use to abuse, and ultimately ever deepening addiction and alcoholism. Ryan shares how “Ryan's Way” as he refers to it didn't work in attempting to manage his drinking and what it took to finally surrender and ask a Higher Power he had no relationship with and didn't even understand for help. What happens next, and by next, I mean quite literally the next day, which I refuse to spoil in this here intro, is nothing short of an act of providence and launches Ryan into a 12-Step centered recovery that until that moment he never thought was possible. Ryan went all in on Recovery and now he shares with us all the tools, skills, and resources, including working the 12-Steps in order with a sponsor and this very podcast, that propelled him into a meaningful and rewarding recovery so listen up. Recovery Literature (Quit-Lit) Recommendation: The Heroin Diaries by Nikki Six: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Heroin-Diaries-Ten-Year-Anniversary-Edition/Nikki-Sixx/9781501187544 Best Piece of Recovery Advice: Recovery comes to those who want it Songs that symbolize Recovery: Come Back to Earth by Mac Miller: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4ocPPhtglU Life is Beautiful by SIXX A.M.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjX2KYuAJcA (c) 2015 - 2022 The Way Out Podcast | All Rights Reserved Theme Music: “all clear” (https://ketsa.uk/browse-music/) by Ketsa (https://ketsa.uk) licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-way-out-podcast/message

Track Listing: Meat Loaf - I'd Lie for You (And That's the Truth) (6:27) Breaking Grass - The Truth (3:56) Fleetwood Mac - Little Lies (3:37) Dance Hall Crashers - Truth Hurts (2:08) Jason M. Carroll - Alyssa Lies (4:16) Foster The People - The Truth (4:29) Fastball - Little White Lies (3:07) Lizzo - Truth Hurts (2:53) Lords Of Acid - LSD=Truth (4:27) Flyleaf - Well of Lies (4:33) Lacuna Coil - Our Truth (4:03) Matchbox Twenty - Bed Of Lies (5:22) Nelly Furtado - Cold Hard Truth (2:54) Sixx A.M. - Lies Of The Beautiful People (3:58) Sky - City Lies (3:13) 98 Degrees (Feat. Stevie Wonder) - True To Your Heart (4:12) Michel'le - No More Lies (3:44) Milli Vanilli - Girl You Know It's True (4:12) Cyndi Lauper - True Colors (3:48) Madonna - True Blue (4:17)

DJ Ashba joins Ralph Sutton and Don Jamieson and they discuss Ashbaland in the Metaverse and DJ Ashba's background in graphic design, celebrating 9 years of marriage and how DJ Ashba met his wife, creating the new genre of music "GDM" by incorporating guitar with electronic dance music, collaborating with other artists, how DJ Ashba met Nikki Sixx and the creation of Sixx:A.M., DJ Ashba's first concert, first drug and first sexual experience and so much more!(Air Date: March 16th, 2022)Support our sponsors!Mipod.com - Use promo code: SDR for 20% off!YoKratom.com - Check out Yo Kratom (the home of the $60 kilo) for all your kratom needs!ZippixToothpicks.com- Click here to start your healthier alternative to smoking today!The SDR Show merchandise is available at https://podcastmerch.com/collections/the-sdr-showYou can watch The SDR Show LIVE for FREE every Wednesday and Saturday at 9pm ET at GaSDigitalNetwork.com/LIVEOnce you're there you can sign up at GaSDigitalNetwork.com with promo code: SDR for a 14-day FREE trial with access to every SDR show ever recorded! On top of that you'll also have the same access to ALL the shows that GaS Digital Network has to offer!Follow the whole show on social media!DJ AshbaTwitter: https://twitter.com/djashbaInstagram: https://instagram.com/ashbaDon JamiesonTwitter: https://twitter.comrealdonjamiesonInstagram: https://instagram.com/donjamiesonofficialWebsite: https://www.donjamieson.comRalph SuttonTwitter: https://twitter.com/iamralphsuttonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamralphsutton/The SDR ShowTwitter: https://twitter.com/theSDRshowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesdrshow/GaS Digital NetworkTwitter: https://twitter.com/gasdigitalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gasdigital/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 9 of the 2022 season kicked off at 19h00 on 3 March on Rebel Rock Radio.  We started with ACDC to get the blood pumping and then followed with a fairly laid-back Wolfmother track called 'Mind's Eye'.  The whole show was pretty diverse, and included some heavy moments with Testament and Killswitch Engage then all the way back to the early  1969 ad 1976 for MC5 and UFO respectively.  We took a listen to 'Motor City is Burning' which was actually a John Lee Hooker song before Wayne Kramer fixed it up.  There was a nice little bit showcasing the talents of Alissa White-Gluz, starting with a track off Me and That Man's latest album New Man, New Songs, Same Shit Vol II.  The track was called 'Goodbye' and featured Alissa with Devin Townshend.  She sings it beautifully with clean vocals and it's an amazing contrast to the next track where she does her trademark death vocals in Arch Enemy.  That track was called 'Deceiver, Deceiver' off the soon-to-be-released Deceiver album.  Sounds like something out of Black Adder, Your Highness, Your Highness, Your Highness, Your Highness.  It made sense to round out this bit of the show with my current favorite female-fronted band In This Moment with Maria Brink on vox.  We had a short section where we went into C&W territory and played Buckcherry and Kid Rock both featuring Gretchen Wilson.  The big disappointment was messing up the transition between Jethro Tull's 'Moths' and Metallica's 'Moth Into Flame', do not adjust your set there was a technical problem which, in the interests of keeping it real, I haven't edited out.  Dan Patlansky's new album Shelter of Bones is excellent and we took a listen to 'Soul Parasite'.  The new Scorpions 'Rock Believer' went down very well as did listening to two of my favorite solos ever, one from KK Downing on 'Before the Dawn' and the other from the amazing C.C. de Ville on Poisons' track 'Life Goes On'.  Putting Pantera and Nickelback together was good fun, I thought it worked very well and we closed out with two heartfelt South African tracks, 'Sien Jou Weer' and Komma from Piet Botha & Jack Hammer and Francois Van Coke respectively.    Artists featured:  ACDC, Wolfmother, Sixx A.M. Rush, Slash feat Myles Kennedy, Testament, Killswitch Engage, MC5, UFO, Stone Sour, Def Leppard, Megadeth, Me and That Man, Arch Enemy, In This Moment, Black Label Society, Buckcherry, Kid Rock feat Gretchen Wilson, Jethro Tull, Metallica, Motörhead, Scorpions, Dan Patlansky, Samantha Fish, Diverted Disorder, Type O Negative, The Stranglers, Stiff Little Fingers, Sham 69, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Parkway Drive, Pantera, Nickelback, Rob Zombie, Piet Botha & Jack Hammer, Francois Van Coke. 

Episode 8 aired on 24 February 2022 on Rebel Rock Radio, earlier that day Vladimir Putins troops marched into Ukraine.  The Doomsday clock is set at 100 seconds to midnight, 20 seconds worse than Iron Maidens apocalyptic 2 Minutes to Midnight.  It was difficult to put it to the back of mind.  We kicked off with Run Like Hell, off Pink Floyd's masterpiece the Wall.  From there we hit Metallica's Devils Dance.  It was impossible not to see the links to the world situation and song played, most of these songs were on the playlist days before this situation happened.The episode ended up a bit different, overall probably a heavier show than normal. No UK Punk!, that's a first, no Aussie, no Judas Priest.  In its place we checked out heavier fare like BUllet for my Valentine, Gojira, In This Moment, Megadeth and Helloween.  The highlight was two tracks for new SA bands, Code 106 with Eradicate and Diverted Disorder with DEstroyed by Fate.  Both tracks are great and its clear SA rock / metal is in a good place.  Both bands are on iTunes, check it out.  I finally figured out a way to overcome technical difficulties and bring you more from the latest Iron Maiden album Senjutsu.  The end of the show is pretty special, I played out with Kreator 'World War Now' not because I think there is one coming but because its a great anti-war song and deserves to be played.  The live show fades to black at exactly 22h00 for the next show on Rebel Rock, the song however finishes on the podcast and there is a perfect little end to the whole situation tacked on to finish things off.  May the force be with us.   Artists featured:  Pink Floyd, Metallica, Accept, Black Sabbath, Billy Talent, Seether, Bullet For My Valentine, In This Moment, The Burning, Hell Fire, Slash's Snakepit, Megadeth, Grand Funk Railroad, Kiss, Kane Roberts, Halestorm, King Kobra, Van Coke Kartel, Therapy?, Serj Tankian, John Mellencamp, Tom Petty, Code 106, Diverted Disorder, Scorpions, Saxon, Volbeat, Sixx A.M., Mastodon, Iron Maiden, Helloween, Gary Moore, Yngwie Malmsteen, Gojira, Guns ‘n' Roses, Kreator, Pink Floyd.  

Episode 7 of Season 5 aired on 17 February 2022.  We kicked off with a track called 'Bulletproof' of Paul Stanley's second solo album titled Live To Win.  It was topical given the difficult times we are living in, it seems like everyone is going through some serious shit.   We added a bit more inspiration to the airwaves with Billy Squiers' track 'Stronger' off Here and Now.  It was a fairly quiet night by TSORR standards not a lot of people calling in so the show sort of had a life of its own. Cold Chisel's cover of 'Knocking on Heavens Door' showed once again just what a great live band they were.  Ian Moss's guitar work as always just shines.  Speaking of guitar work, there was plenty of it, Black Label Society, Exodus, Megadeth, and Iron Maiden all showcasing some of the greatest guitarists around.  For a bit of UK Punk, we called on Sex Pistols with 'Did U No Wrong' and Stiff Little Fingers with 'Wait and See'.  The latter perfectly demonstrates the wonderful ability of Jake Burns to shift quickly into 'really aggressive now' mode.Local music was ably handled by Roland Suttie, Johnathan Martin, and a seriously powerful track from Code 106 of a new EP called Alium.  Code 106 are sounded really good on this, I was suitably impressed.  From there we went on a Southern Rock jag for a few tracks, Kid Rock, Lynryd Skynyrd, and Whisky Myers all delivering the goods.  'Fill My World' the sad tale of Myles Kennedy's little dog Mozart alone in a storm and Sixx A.M. with 'Maybe It's Time' gave us a good 10 min of emotional stuff and it was tempting to mine that vein further, instead I opted for a mood-lifting end of show blitz of high octane 3 min tracks from The Offspring, The Distillers and Joan Jett (with her Blackhearts of course).  We closed out with UK Metal stalwarts Desolation Angels and a sublime track from Piet Botha.  Hope you enjoy it.       Artists featured:  Paul Stanley, Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Billy Squier, Anthrax, Manowar, Black label Society, Rose Tattoo, Cold Chisel, Powderfinger, MC5, Megadeth, Children of Bodom, Exodus, Rage Against the Machine, Code 106, Johnathan Martin, Roland Suttie, Kid Rock, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Whiskey Myers, The Black Crowes, Sex Pistols, Stiff Little Fingers, Iron Maiden, Saxon, Motörhead, Slash (feat Myles Kennedy), Sixx A.M., Kreator, Warrior Soul, The Offspring, The Distillers, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Desolation Angels, Piet Botha 

Nikki Sixx is a rock and roll legend. As the bassist for Mötley Crüe, his very name conjures up images of hardcore partying. The band even named an album after heroin (Dr. Feelgood). But what does that lifestyle do long term? Especially for someone who says they were “made to be an addict.”  Join us as Nikki tells us about his personal struggles with addiction, how he reached sobriety, and how he reconciles being sober with his public persona. To Learn more -- or read the transcript -- click here for the official episode page. Guest Bio Nikki Sixx is the international rock icon, founding member of Mötley Crüe and Sixx:A.M, three-time New York Times bestselling author with “The Heroin Diaries,” “This Is Gonna Hurt,” and Mötley Crüe's “The Dirt,” philanthropist, photographer, and addiction recovery advocate. In March 2019, Sixx premiered Mötley Crüe's Netflix hit biopic, “THE DIRT” which is based on the band's NY Times bestselling 2001 biography. The movie propelled Mötley Crüe's music catalog, streaming, licensing, and merchandise to new heights while fueling tremendous popularity of the band with a brand new generation of younger fans. Due to the massive fan demand for live shows, the band subsequently announced a summer 2020 U.S. STADIUM TOUR and sold out most shows within just a short amount of time. Due to the global pandemic, the tour is currently set to take place in Summer 2022. Sixx has been a long-time advocate for expanding support services for people in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD), and has given testimony on Capitol Hill, made frequent media appearances to discuss his experiences, and authored op-ed's on the subject in major publications, such as The L.A. Times, to help break the silence and fight the stigma that often accompanies SUD. It is Nikki's strong desire to help make a change for the better with what is our country's most prevalent public health crisis. Inside Mental Health Podcast Host Gabe Howard is an award-winning writer and speaker who lives with bipolar disorder. He is the author of the popular book, "Mental Illness is an Asshole and other Observations," available from Amazon; signed copies are also available directly from the author. Gabe makes his home in the suburbs of Columbus, Ohio. He lives with his supportive wife, Kendall, and a Miniature Schnauzer dog that he never wanted, but now can't imagine life without. To learn more about Gabe, please visit his website, gabehoward.com.

The classic & melodic rock show for everyone, including this week's featured artist SIXX A.M. on "ROCK'S ROCKERS" A show for Sunshine Radio on the Isle of Wight & also now on Groundhog Radio & also Butterfly Valley Radio in Sweden. Check them out on www.sunshineradioiow.com & www.butterflyvalleyradio.one & groundhogradio.com

The classic & melodic rock show for everyone, including this week's featured artist SIXX A.M. on "ROCK'S ROCKERS" A show for Sunshine Radio on the Isle of Wight & also now on Groundhog Radio & also Butterfly Valley Radio in Sweden. Check them out on www.sunshineradioiow.com & www.butterflyvalleyradio.one & groundhogradio.com

Not sure what to say about this one,   It went out live on Rebel Rock Radio at 19h00 on 23 Dec 2021.  I wasn't in a good space at all, I think that you'll hear that, in the words of Simon & Garfunkel "I am distracted and diffused".  I get some mojo back about halfway.  Another factor is that 2021 has been a fantastic year for good music and I have been very busy putting together next week's show which will be spectacular.  I am looking forward to putting a knife into the heart of 2021 and I have an incredible soundtrack to do just that.  This show was very much a jam session, it is noticeable for the lack of heavy hitters like Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and Metallica and for the inclusion of more obscure bands like Gluecifer, The Raven Age, Cirith Ungol, Stone Sour, Iced earth and the like.   It also only features one SA band in the form of the very likable Future Radio and their track called 'State of Emergency'.  I didn't love this episode but maybe it will grow on me.  I was very quiet on the WhatsApp line and that always affects the show negatively, December is notoriously quiet and the ratings for RRR always fall through the floor.  In the final analysis is was heavier than normal with Pantera, Deangersmith, Exodus, Anthrax, Children of Bodom & Kreator.  It will probably end up being one of the most popular shows ever.   The highlight for me was 'The Fires of Division' by Exodus off their new masterpiece Persona Non-Grata, Gary Holt has excelled on this.  The lowlight was the auto DJ kicking in every time the wifi connection drops.  You won't hear it on the podcast but it really breaks the rhythm of the live show.  I am looking forward to next week's show,  if 2021 gave us nothing else the music released was fantastic.  Artists featured:  Palaye Royale, Last in Line, Accept, Black Sabbath, Children of Bodom, Exodus, Killswitch Engage, Linkin Park, Led Zeppelin, Thin Lizzy, The Sweet, Sixx A.M., Cirith Ungol, Hinder, Stone Sour, Kid Rock, Buckcherry, Rush. Texas Hippie Coalition, Lindemann, Iced Earth. John Mellencamp, James Reyne, Pantera, The Raven Age, The Stranglers, The Distillers, The Temperance Movement, Black Label Society, ACDC, Mammoth WVH, Future Radio, Kiss, Gluecifer, Volbeat, Deangersmith, Kreator, Anthrax

🤘 Este icono son saludos a los oyentes por los grupos! 🏆 Este icono Portada del programa para Casandra Carson de Paralandra. Videos Saludos de los Grupos --> https://youtu.be/kNu_UsFSCJU PLAYLIST SPOTIFY del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2XSNSJq6N6dqBEyPhzTgcL?si=1ddff41afc5c467c EN EL PROGRAMA DE HOY: Mikey And His Uke – Something To Believe In Shiraz Lane – Fake Perfection The Tea Party – Hole in My Heart Shaman’s Harvest – Under Your Skin Paralandra – For The Record 🏆 The Nocturnal Affair - Down Wicked Sensation – Starbreaker 🤘 Sixx:A.M - Penetrate Bad Omens – The Death of Peace of Mind Blind Channel – We Are No Saints Until I Wake – Octane Bleed From Within – I Am Damnation RXPTRS – Gutterflies 🤘 Northtale – Future Calls 🤘 Persefone - Merkabah 🤘 The Halo Effect – Shadowminds Healing Harm – Betrayal of Trust 🤘 When Evil Comes – Putrid Throne Annihilator – Downright Dominate Under Cold Sun – Cosmos 🤘 Repentance – No Innocence Napalm Death – Contagion Awake Consciousness – Evolution is Fear 🤘 Puterareon – Bitter Loss Welcome Dystopia – Weak I Helvete – Sairaan Mielen Sinfonia Abhoria – Mountebandk 🤘 Síguenos en: https://hornsup.es Telegram: https://t.me/podcasthornsup Instagram: @hornsuppodcast Twitter: @HornsUp2020 YouTube: 💥💥 SUSCRÍBETE !!! 💥💥https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlxRtucnQ3_WX9k2AvJfVQ

🤘 Este icono son saludos a los oyentes por los grupos! 🏆 Este icono Portada del programa para Casandra Carson de Paralandra. Videos Saludos de los Grupos --> https://youtu.be/kNu_UsFSCJU PLAYLIST SPOTIFY del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2XSNSJq6N6dqBEyPhzTgcL?si=1ddff41afc5c467c EN EL PROGRAMA DE HOY: Mikey And His Uke – Something To Believe In Shiraz Lane – Fake Perfection The Tea Party – Hole in My Heart Shaman’s Harvest – Under Your Skin Paralandra – For The Record 🏆 The Nocturnal Affair - Down Wicked Sensation – Starbreaker 🤘 Sixx:A.M - Penetrate Bad Omens – The Death of Peace of Mind Blind Channel – We Are No Saints Until I Wake – Octane Bleed From Within – I Am Damnation RXPTRS – Gutterflies 🤘 Northtale – Future Calls 🤘 Persefone - Merkabah 🤘 The Halo Effect – Shadowminds Healing Harm – Betrayal of Trust 🤘 When Evil Comes – Putrid Throne Annihilator – Downright Dominate Under Cold Sun – Cosmos 🤘 Repentance – No Innocence Napalm Death – Contagion Awake Consciousness – Evolution is Fear 🤘 Puterareon – Bitter Loss Welcome Dystopia – Weak I Helvete – Sairaan Mielen Sinfonia Abhoria – Mountebandk 🤘 Síguenos en: https://hornsup.es Telegram: https://t.me/podcasthornsup Instagram: @hornsuppodcast Twitter: @HornsUp2020 YouTube: 💥💥 SUSCRÍBETE !!! 💥💥https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSlxRtucnQ3_WX9k2AvJfVQ

Народились: 1947 Грег Лейк (Emerson, Lake & Palmer), 1947 Гленн Бакстон (Alice Cooper), 1972 Ді Джей Ашба (Sixx:A.M.).

James Michael is a producer, songwriter, musician and vocalist, most know for forming and being the lead singer in American rock band SIXX:A.M., alongside bandmates Nikki Sixx (Mötley Crüe) and DJ Ashba (Guns N' Roses). SIXX:A.M. has released five studio albums since 2007, and have recently released their greatist hits album 'HITS'. We had a wonderful conversation  with James about being an observer of life, music production then and now, the HITS album, living out his rock star dreams, talking about addiction, the connection with their fans, and a lot more! Interview by: Robin Hignell Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/FaceCulture)

What's going on in the life of notorious Nikki Sixx? Well, quite a lot actually: His band SIXX:A.M. has released their first Best Of-album and only three days earlier, Nikki has published his new book "The First 21: How I became Nikki Sixx". In our exclusive ROCK ANTENNE interview, we talked to Nikki about his book, about his album, about Mötley Crüe and SIXX:A.M., about working with Bob Rock and writing songs and much more. Enjoy!

SIXX:AM have always been a band more the sum of their parts rather than a vehicle for their world renowned bassist Nikki Sixx.Comprised of Sixx, Dj Ashba and James Michael, SIXX:A.M are a rock band in their own right, relying on the power of their music rather than individual personalities to set their boundaries.They are responsible for some iconic music over the years, with the bands soundtrack to Sixx's The Heroin Diaries catapulting them into the limelight and responsible for hits such as Life Is Beautiful and Pray For Me.They have released an acoustic album as well as four other studio albums, with the bands latest release a hits package that goes hand in hand with Sixx's latest book The First 21.Vocalist James Michael sat down for an entertaining chat with HEAVY to discuss the album and almost anything else we threw his way."Hits is a collection of some of our more popular songs and fan favourites," he began, "and it's been a real exciting prospect to put this album and to be honest with you any artist that gets to the point in their career where they're able to do a greatest hits album, they're a lucky artist. I feel very lucky, we all feel very lucky to be at this point of our career where we can release an album like this. We're all very happy guys right now."While some may think putting together an album celebrating a band's lifespan is an easy proposition, Michael stresses the point that it is not as cut and dried as just selecting the tracks that did well commercially."Any time you call an album hits or greatest hits you've got to include your radio singles on there," he said, "so that was the easy part of the decision making process. We put the singles that SIXX:A.M fans know best, but then what we did with the rest of it was... it was really a collection of fan favourites. Whether it was songs that really went over well live when we were touring or songs that people have streamed a lot and obviously reacted well to so it's a good eclectic collection of songs. Some of them have never been on the radio at all, but we would consider them hits to our fans. That's how we came up with it and it was a fun process to do. It was a neat experience to go back over all of our albums and revisit each of those records and dust off the memories and be reminded of what the recording process was like and what the writing process was like. it was a really great experience and ultimately it just made all three of us feel very proud of what we've done over this last decade."In the full interview, James talks about the process of remixing some of the songs for the album and what that entails, the original songs on the album and how they represent SIXX:A.M in 2021, the piano vocal of Life Is Beautiful, Nikki's book that was released three days prior to the album, Nikki Sixx the person as opposed to Nikki Sixx the public figure, singing about someone else's life experiences on the book soundtracks, producing and mixing his own music and staying objective, SIXX:A.M's future plans and more.

You likely know Nikki Sixx from the legendary rock band Mötley Crüe. He's the bassist and the primary songwriter. He's also a member of the successful band Sixx:A.M.It's no secret that Nikki experienced years of addiction. But now he's sober, and he's talking about the adversity he faced as a child. In his new book, The First 21, he chronicles how he ultimately overcame his rough past. Some of the things he talks about in this episode are how he uses meditation, how therapy has helped him, and how journaling helps him understand himself better.

Een geweldig brede smaak van Rock, Hardrock, Progrock, A.O.R en nog veel meer. Veel info en crosslinks met alle muzikanten ...Playlist 11 oktober 2021 :1. Status Quo - Whatever You Want2. Taming Sari - Crazy3. Gin Annie - Jealousy4. Sixx:A.M. - The First 215. Zelbo - Fortune And Fame6. Cap Outrun - High On Deception7. Toto - Home Of The Brave8. The Night Flight Orchestra - I Will Try (Album van de Maand: The Night Flight Orchestra - Aeromantic II)9. ToxicRose - Heroes10. Toledo Steel - On The Loose11. Ammotrack - Bring Out The Heroes12. Bravo Delta - Never See13. Living In Fiction - Save Me#rockradio #radio #rock #rockmusic #hardrock #metalradio #internetradio #metal #rockband #rocknroll #live #newmusic #rockandroll #rockradioshow #classicrock #classicrockradio #heavymetal #music #alternative #webradio #onlineradio #esportes #liveradio #radioaovivo #jornalismo #sportsradio #radioshow #belairrocks #golerock #bhfypSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/alle-bel-air-rockz-uitzendigen/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Tracklist: 01 - Chinese Democracy 02 - Civil War 03 - Live And Let Die 04 - Better 05 - Ain't It Fun 06 - Don't Cry 07 - You Could Be Mine 08 - Welcome To The Jungle 09 - Madagascar 10 - Sweet Child O' Mine 11 - Yesterdays 12 - Paradise City 13 - November Rain 14 - Since I Don't Have You 15 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door 16 - Sympathy For The Devil La banda fue formada en marzo de 1985 por Axl Rose (voz, teclados), Tracii Guns (guitarra líder), Izzy Stradlin (guitarra rítmica, coros), Ole Beich (bajo) y Rob Gardner (batería). Los cinco miembros originales eran de dos grupos diferentes, L.A. Guns (que más tarde fue reformado) y Hollywood Rose. Posteriormente, los miembros decidieron combinar los nombres de los dos grupos anteriores y llamar a la banda Guns N' Roses. Desde Hollywood Rose llegaron Axl Rose (voz) y Izzy Stradlin (guitarra rítmica), mientras que de L.A. Guns llegaron Tracii Guns (guitarra solista), Ole Beich (bajo) y Rob Gardner (batería). La banda se presentó por primera vez el 26 de marzo de 1985.Ole Beich, originalmente de L.A Guns, dejó de ser parte de la formación justo antes de ser reemplazado por Duff McKagan, quien debutaría con los demás miembros de la banda el 11 de abril de ese año, en el «Radio City» local en Anaheim, California. Además, Rob Gardner fue reemplazado por Steven Adler. Poco después, el guitarrista Tracii Guns también dejó la banda debido a diferencias con Axl Rose, y refundó L.A Guns. En su lugar llegó Saul Hudson, también conocido como Slash, quien había tenido experiencia previa en varias bandas, incluyendo London y Black Sheep,además de haber audicionado antes para Hollywood Rose y no ser aceptado.Geffen Records lanzó un EP a finales de 1986 para mantener el interés en la banda que empezaba a trabajar en el estudio. El EP Live ?!*@ Like a Suicide que consta de cuatro canciones, fue lanzado por «Uzi Suicide Records» (que en realidad era una filial de Geffen Records). Sólo 10.000 copias pudo vender el EP, todo un logro para este tipo de lanzamientos. En la noche de halloween de 1986, Guns N' Roses llevó a cabo el acto de apertura en la UCLA Ackerman Ballroom, donde también actuarían bandas como Thelonious Monster, The Dickies, y Red Hot Chili Peppers. El disco fue anunciado como una grabación en vivo, aunque Rose revelaría, años más tarde, que era simulada. El EP se componía de cuatro canciones con el ruido de la multitud. Contenía las canciones «Mama Kin» de Aerosmith y «Nice Boys» de Rose Tattoo, junto con dos composiciones originales, «Reckless Life» y «Move to the City», ambas co-escritas por los miembros fundadores de Hollywood Rose.El 16 de marzo de 1987 hacen una actuación sorprendente en el Whiskey A Go-Go de Los Ángeles donde tocaron temas del EP Live?!*@ Like a Suicide. Después realizan una serie de conciertos los días 19, 22 y 29 de junio de 1987 en el Marquee Club de Londres. Era la primera vez que visitaban Europa. Duff McKagan en la actualidad. Con producción e ingeniería de Mike Clink y mezclas de Steve Thompson y Michael Barbeiro. El álbum salió a la venta el 21 de julio de 1987. Vendió más de 30 millones de copias, tuvo tres canciones entre el Top 10 («Welcome to the Jungle», «Sweet Child o' Mine» y «Paradise City»), y alcanzó el número 1 en las listas. Appetite For Destruction es el álbum debut más vendido de la historia. El nombre del disco salió de una postal que descubrieron en una tienda. La portada del mismo, en la que aparecía una joven sentada contra un muro, en evidente apariencia de haber sido recientemente violada junto a un robot con gabardina y un ser con puñales por dientes sobrevolando la escena, fue censurada a las dos semanas de ponerse el vinilo a la venta, siendo sustituida por la famosa cruz latina en la que aparecían las calaveras de los cinco componentes de la banda californiana. No obstante, la portada original se incluyó en el interior de la carpeta del álbum, junto con las letras, y en las páginas centrales del libreto en la edición en CD. Hay quien dice que fue esta portada la que motivó la aparición del conocido sello blanquinegro, cuya leyenda "Parental Advisory/Explicit Content" adorna muchos de nuestros álbumes; aunque esta afirmación no está probada. Consiguieron la publicidad suficiente para el álbum con una escena en la película "La Lista Negra (The Dead Pool)" con Clint Eastwood como Harry el sucio. La escena duró apenas 10 segundos en la que aparecen en una procesión de un funeral dando el pésame. La banda sonora de la película fue la canción «Welcome to the Jungle». Junto con la canción se grabó un vídeo que rápidamente se convirtió en el más pedido de MTV a pesar que anteriormente la misma cadena se había negado a transmitirlo. Las emisoras de FM también empezaban a pinchar la canción, pero lo que más reputación les estaba dando eran sus brillantes shows en directo. Tras algunas apariciones con The Cult, Guns N' Roses se unió a la gira de Mötley Crüe. Durante esta gira hubo problemas, tales como el destrozo de una habitación del hotel Doubletree en Dallas por parte de Slash. Los promotores de la gira empezaron a pensárselo seriamente. A la vuelta ya en Los Ángeles, otro incidente, éste en directo, cuando Axl se lanzó al público para pegarse con un guardia de seguridad por intentar echar a un amigo suyo. Después se anuló otro concierto en Phoenix por problemas de Axl (presuntamente con drogas). La prensa se les echó encima después de estos incidentes. Nuevamente salieron de gira con Alice Cooper.En Míchigan, Steven y Duff son echados de un bar, Steven se rompe la mano con una farola, teniendo que ser sustituido en plena gira por Thomas Schultz. Mientras ellos actuaban, «Sweet Child O' Mine» llegó al número uno del Billboard 200, «Paradise City» al cinco y «Welcome to the Jungle» al siete (para luego colarse unos meses más tarde hasta el número 1). En la siguiente gira, esta vez con Iron Maiden, Duff abandona el tour para casarse. De nuevo más incidentes en la nueva gira con Aerosmith, en Filadelfia. Axl es detenido por la policía al intentar aparcar en la zona reservada, y ante la negativa de los oficiales de permitirle aparcar se enfrentó a puñetazos a éstos, dejando a ambos policías inconscientes. Pero sin duda el accidente más desafortunado ocurrió en el festival Monsters of Rock en Castle Donnington en Inglaterra en 1988. En el cartel había grupos como Helloween, Megadeth, Kiss y Iron Maiden. A la salida en escena de Guns N' Roses una muchedumbre frenética de 100.000 personas se abalanzó hacia delante aplastando a dos fanáticos. Al acabar la actuación se enteraron de que dos seguidores habían muerto. Axl se mostró muy consternado por lo ocurrido y pidió a todos sus seguidores rezar por lo ocurrido y amenazó a las autoridades locales con 'patear la cabeza del alcalde' si algo así ocurría nuevamente. A pesar de todo, Appetite for Destruction era éxito mundial, siendo el álbum de Guns N' Roses con más semanas en Billboard, llegó al número uno y fue certificado con 18 discos de platino sólo en los Estados Unidos.El siguiente lanzamiento de Guns N' Roses fue G N' R Lies, en 1988, que alcanzó el número 2 en las listas en EE. UU. Este disco incluye las cuatro canciones de Live ?!*@ Like A Suicide y cuatro canciones acústicas entre las que se destacan «Used to Love Her», la controvertida «One in a Million» y la balada acústica «Patience». «One in a Million», era una canción que criticaba a los inmigrantes, homosexuales y a los policías; como consecuencia se vieron obligados a retirarse de un concierto en Nueva York contra el sida en junio de 1989. En febrero de 1989 actuaron en la entrega de premios MTV Video Music Awards. La canción «Patience» en mayo de 1989 se colocó como número 4 del Billboard Hot 100. Graban una versión de Bob Dylan, «Knockin' on Heaven's Door», como banda sonora de la película Días de Trueno (Days of Thunder) que tenía a Tom Cruise como protagonista, esta canción se hace recurrente en sus actuaciones en vivo. Izzy Stradlin es multado con 198.000 dólares por orinar en el vestíbulo de un avión con destino a Australia. En 1989, la banda fue presentada como favorita por la American Music Award por la canción «Sweet Child O' Mine». En la gala anual de 1989, Duff McKagan y Slash aparecieron borrachos y usaron un lenguaje duro y certero mientras aceptaban su premio como mejor álbum de heavy metal por Appetite for Destruction, mejor canción heavy metal por «Paradise City» y mejor canción rock/pop del año por «Sweet Child o' Mine». Slash estuvo a punto de costarles un disgusto a los jefes de American TV, que retransmitían en directo la entrega de los premios American Music Awards 1990, ya que salió a recoger un premio para la banda completamente borracho e insultando al público.Durante las primeras grabaciones de Use Your Illusion, el baterísta Steven Adler fue obligado a abandonar la banda por problemas de adicción a las drogas; únicamente pudo grabar la canción «Civil War», que posteriormente sería incluida en el álbum con su colaboración. En 1990, Guns N' Roses volvió a los estudios con un nuevo baterísta, Matt Sorum, componente habitual de otra gran banda de la escena hard rock de la época como era The Cult y un nuevo teclista, Dizzy Reed, amigo de Axl, además de la eventual participación de Shannon Hoon de Blind Melon, que era muy amigo de Axl y ayudó en dos canciones, para comenzar en el proyecto más ambicioso del grupo. El 17 de septiembre de 1991 sacaron a la venta Use Your Illusion I y Use Your Illusion II. La expectación fue total ante el nuevo trabajo de Guns N' Roses, que subieron al número 2 y 1 de las listas mundiales respectivamente durante 308 semanas. Guns N' Roses es el único en hacerlo en dos oportunidades.Después de la publicación de los dos discos Use Your Illusion, Guns N' Roses hizo una gira mundial de 28 meses de duración, que a la larga sería una de las giras más largas de la historia del rock y en la que en parte compartirían con las conocidas bandas Metallica y Skid Row, entre otras. Ese mismo año cambiaron de representante. Despidieron a Steven Adler y contrataron a Matt Sorum. En enero de 1991 pisaron por vez primera Sudamérica, actuando en el festival Rock In Rio en el estadio de Maracaná ante más de 250 mil personas. En agosto de 1991 actuaron en el Wembley en Londres con Skid Row como teloneros. Después de este concierto Izzy Stradlin abandona la formación, aparentemente porque tenía serias diferencias con Axl Rose. De hecho, en el videoclip de Don't Cry, una de las canciones del álbum Use Your Illusion, hay una escena en la que aparece un cartel unos segundos que hace la pregunta Where's Izzy? (‘¿dónde está Izzy?’). Según parece, estaba cansado de la extensas giras y su relación con Axl no funcionaba. Tenía muchas diferencias musicales y personales, y finalmente decidió dejar el grupo, a pesar de ser el compositor de muchos de los éxitos de la banda. Su sucesor fue Gilby Clarke, guitarrista de Kill For Thrills. Entre noviembre y diciembre de 1991 se inició la gira por Estados Unidos, comenzando en Alpine Valley. Arrancó la gira mundial (que duraría dos años) bajo el nombre de Get In The Ring Motherfucker, entre enero y febrero de 1992, por Australia y Japón, en donde se grabaron los DVD en directo Use Your Illusion I & II. La gira por Japón en febrero de 1992, el 1 de febrero tocan en Melbourne, Australia, en el Calder Park Raceway, y 6 de febrero se presentan en Nueva Zelanda, donde hicieron un solo espectáculo en el Mount Smart Stadium. En marzo por EE. UU. con Brian May Band de teloneros; hubo incidentes en Sacramento, donde Axl insultó al batería de Metallica y habló de él en términos despectivos (hoy en día son amigos).En febrero de ese año, por graves incidentes durante la actuación de la banda en San Luis, el espectáculo se retrasó dos horas y media, y Axl decidió echar a varios periodistas, lo que provocó una pelea. Más tarde, ya en el escenario, dijo: «Fuck you, St. Louis!!». En los incidentes hubo varios heridos de gravedad, setenta detenidos y destrozos por valor de cientos de miles de dólares. El Tribunal del Estado de San Luis declaró culpable a Axl Rose de provocar la alteración del orden público e incitación a la violencia. El 25 de julio, en Carolina del Sur, sucedió algo similar, lo que terminó con una pelea espectacular y el resultado de 60 heridos. Participaron en el concierto en memoria de Freddie Mercury, líder de Queen, llamado The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert for AIDS Awareness el 20 de abril de 1992 en el estadio Wembley de Londres. Tocaron las canciones «Paradise City» y «Knockin' on Heaven's Door», y Axl cantó los temas «We Will Rock You» y «Bohemian Rhapsody» junto a Elton John; ello marcó un gran hito en la carrera de Guns N' Roses y de Axl, ya que él era fanático de Queen. A la vuelta a EE. UU., Axl es detenido en el aeropuerto John Fitzgerald Kennedy por la Policía Federal por los incidentes de San Luis. Quedó en libertad provisional hasta que se celebrara el juicio. El 6 de junio se presentaron en París, y junto a ellos tocaron Lenny Kravitz y Steven Tyler y Joe Perry, de Aerosmith, con quien tocan la canción «Mama Kin». En agosto, en Montreal, Canadá, sucedió otro inconveniente en el concierto con Metallica. Su guitarrista y líder, James Hetfield, se puso de pie sobre un cañón de fuegos artificiales y se quemó el brazo y parte de la cara, y Metallica tuvo que suspender su concierto. Se esperaba que Guns N' Roses tocara su repertorio, pero a los poco minutos Axl, dando como razones problemas en su garganta y en el retorno al escenario, abandona el espectáculo. La decisión de no terminar el concierto enfureció a los fanáticos, que provocaron grandes destrozos en los alrededores del estadio, incluso con coches policiales incendiados. Metallica decidió no continuar con la gira entendiendo que Axl Rose detuvo su concierto de forma deliberada porque, según dijo, le habían robado el espectáculo. Actúan de nuevo en la entrega de los premios 1992 MTV Video Music Awards. Durante ese tiempo, «November Rain» fue uno de los vídeos más votados en MTV, ganando el premio de los MTV Video Music Awards en la categoría de mejor vídeo. El 30 de junio de 1992 actúan por primera vez en España,en el estadio de fútbol Benito Villamarín de Sevilla junto con Faith No More y Soundgarden mientras que el concierto previsto en Madrid es suspendido debido a la aluminosis del estadio Vicente Calderón.En el otoño de 1992 la banda se va de gira por Sudamérica. Allí provocan graves incidentes en Bogotá, donde llegaron el 27 de noviembre. Recién llegados, los asistentes de producción se pusieron en marcha para poder conseguir nuevos equipamientos desde Estados Unidos, o bien poder recuperar el que estaba retenido en Caracas. Frente a la imposibilidad de conseguir de manera rápida los equipos, Guns N' Roses ofreció pasar el concierto programado para el sábado 28 al lunes 30. Pero la producción local se negó a esta propuesta, aduciendo que los espectadores no podrían asistir un día entre semana. Por ello los organizadores decidieron juntar las dos fechas en una sola, que se llevaría a cabo el domingo 29. Durante ese fin de semana, incluso pocas horas antes del concierto, las entradas seguían a la venta, sin que los organizadores tuvieran noción de cuántas habían vendido. Posteriormente se supo que fueron vendidas un exceso de más de 40.000 entradas. Algunos fanáticos que habían abonado su ticket no pudieron entrar debido a que el estadio estaba completamente lleno. Esto causó algunos enfrentamientos con la Policía fuera del Estadio El Campín, donde la masa enfurecida destruyó los alrededores, sin imaginar que dentro ocurriría una batalla campal contra las inclemencias del tiempo. Finalmente, la banda salió a escena a las 22.48 de ese domingo 29 de noviembre de 1992 contando únicamente con dos tercios de su equipo de sonido y sin techo sobre el escenario. Mientras tanto, fuera del estadio, la Policía no paraba de arrojar gases lacrimógenos por los tumultos ocasionados por los fanáticos que no habían podido entrar. En varias ocasiones, los músicos debieron interrumpir el set por la lluvia que a veces se volvía torrencial. Después de un poco más de una hora de concierto, y ante el peligro de que el personal o los integrantes del grupo sufrieran electrocución, Guns N' Roses decidió finalizar el espectáculo. En Venezuela hicieron un mega-concierto al aire libre en el estacionamiento del Poliedro de Caracas, ya que por cuestiones logísticas no podían albergar tanto público dentro del recinto. En Chile con más de 80.000 personas en el estadio nacional, llegaron al concierto con dos horas de retraso y en estado de embriaguez. El concierto terminó con más de 50 detenidos y una menor de edad de 15 años muerta en la entrada, pues le cayó la reja de entrada al estadio producto del procedimiento de la policía chilena, quienes asediaron a la gente usando caballos. Terminando su gira en Brasil, tocando en São Paulo el 12 y 13 de diciembre en el Estacionamento Do Anhembi y en la ciudad de Río de Janeiro, en el mítico Autódromo Nelson Piquet. La gira histórica terminó en Buenos Aires, el 17 de julio de 1993. La gira batió récords de asistencia y se prolongó durante 29 meses, en el que se realizaron 192 conciertos. El concierto en Buenos Aires marcó la última vez que los miembros originales Slash y McKagan, así como los recién llegados en ese momento, Clarke y Sorum realizaran un show en vivo con Rose.Aparece en el mercado el 23 de noviembre de 1993 un disco de versiones punk titulado The Spaghetti Incident?. Este disco está compuesto en su totalidad por versiones de otros grupos y de una tendencia más cercana al punk y glam de finales de los 70 y principios de los 80. En la primavera de 1993 hicieron una gira por Norteamérica cerrando el 28 de abril en el Estadio Universitario de Monterrey en México, y en el verano por Europa cerrando el 13 de julio en París, y cerrando la gira de ese año el 17 de julio en el Estadio Monumental de Buenos Aires en Argentina.En 1994 Gilby Clarke se retira de la banda por diferencia con los integrantes;alegando cansancio físico debido a la gran cantidad de tours, y Paul Tobias, amigo de Axl, lo reemplaza. Grabó una versión de The Rolling Stones de la canción «Sympathy for the Devil» para la banda sonora de la película Entrevista con el vampiro. Esa banda sonora sería el último trabajo de la banda con Slash y McKagan; luego, la banda se iría disolviendo. Según entrevistas con miembros de Guns N' Roses entre 1994 y 2001, la banda se supone que escribió nuevo material, pero de acuerdo con Slash, fue compuesto únicamente por Axl.En esos momentos la banda intentaba publicar un álbum de 10 a 12 canciones.Según declaraciones de Axl, «Todavía necesitamos la colaboración de todos los miembros de la banda para escribir las mejores canciones, es por eso que el material no es publicado».Slash, Matt Sorum y Duff McKagan salieron del grupo con el tiempo, dejando a Axl como el único miembro original de la banda. En 1994 tuvo lugar la última aparición de Axl en un escenario en un dueto con Bruce Springsteen haciendo una versión de The Beatles de la canción «Come Together». Pocas fotos de Axl se vieron desde ese año hasta cerca de los años 2000, ya que su siguiente aparición sería en 2001 con los nuevos integrantes.En 1998 Axl Rose volvió a los estudios acompañado por el batería Josh Freese (de The Vandals), el bajista Tommy Stinson (integrante de The Replacements), el guitarrista líder Dave Navarro (integrante de Jane's Addiction), el guitarrista rítmico Paul Huge (Paul Tobias), y los teclistas Dizzy Reed y Chris Pitman. En 1999, el grupo publicó una nueva canción, «Oh my God», que fue incluida en la banda sonora de End of Days. Esa canción era el preludio del nuevo disco, Chinese Democracy. La canción fue criticada porque según algunos fanáticos no era del hard rock de antaño, sino más bien metal industrial. El sello Geffen publicó en noviembre de 1999 un álbum en directo titulado Live Era: '87-'93. El doble CD incluye canciones grabadas en diferentes conciertos a lo largo de los seis años que se indican en el título del álbum. El álbum está editado por Andy Wallace y tuvo un buen recibimiento comercial, llegando a vender más de tres millones de copias, este álbum tuvo participación de algunos miembros nuevos de Guns N' Roses que regrabaron partes de guitarras y voces como Robin Finck Y Paul Tobias. En el año 2000, el excéntrico guitarrista Buckethead se unió a Guns N' Roses como guitarrista principal.La nueva formación volvió a los escenarios en enero de 2001 con dos recitales de gran expectación, uno en Las Vegas y otro en Río de Janeiro. Formaron parte Axl Rose y los guitarristas Buckethead, Robin Finck y Paul Huge, el bajista Tommy Stinson, los teclistas Dizzy Reed y Chris Pitman y el batería Brain, reconocido batería de Primus. El grupo tocó una mezcla de éxitos anteriores y nuevas canciones. La formación hizo dos conciertos en Las Vegas a finales de 2001. Durante 2001, el guitarrista Paul Huge dejó el grupo y se sustituyó por Richard Fortus, de Love Spit Love. El grupo celebró varios conciertos en agosto de 2002, incluyendo conciertos en Asia y Europa, y volvieron a Nueva York para su repentina aparición en los MTV Video Music Awards. La primera gira del grupo desde 1993 presentó problemas. El primer concierto, en Vancouver fue cancelado por haberse producido un motin, La gira siguió como estaba prevista y tuvo resultados diversos. En algunos conciertos como los de Nueva York o Boston vendieron todas sus entradas en minutos. Debido a la no comparecencia de Axl en Filadelfia y el resultado del motín de provocado por los fanáticos, Clear Channel, el promotor de la gira, canceló el resto de conciertos.Informes del grupo de 2001 y 2002 decían que Chinese Democracy sería publicado a finales de esos años por Interscope/Geffen Records, con quienes parecía que habían arreglado las diferencias (si es que las hubo). En 2002, la revista Q nombró a Guns N' Roses en su lista de Los 50 grupos que deberías ver antes de morir, también en una sublista de los Cinco grupos que pueden evolucionar de cualquier manera. Geffen sacó a la venta Guns N' Roses' Greatest Hits el 23 de marzo de 2004. Como dato curioso, Cleopatra Records sacó el disco Hollywood Rose: The Roots of Guns N' Roses,. En marzo de 2004 Buckethead dejó la banda, obligando a Axl Rose a cancelar el concierto del 30 de mayo en el Rock in Rio 4 (Lisboa, Portugal), incorporándose posteriormente a la banda Ron Thal, también conocido como «Bumblefoot», desde mediados de 2006. También, Brain fue reemplazado por Frank Ferrer. Chinese Democracy se ha trabajado desde 1994, y de acuerdo a un reportaje del The New York Times, Rose habría gastado 13 millones de dólares en el estudio hasta ese punto.Durante los meses de mayo y junio de 2006 Guns N' Roses actuó, tras un precalentamiento de 9 conciertos en Nueva York (en la prestigiosa Hammerstein Ballroom), en varios países europeos, comenzando el día 25 de mayo de 2006 en Madrid y siguiendo el día 27 de mayo en el Rock in Rio de Lisboa (en la votación de la página web del evento Guns N' Roses fue el grupo con más votos para ser incluido en el festival), para presentar —de nuevo— el nuevo álbum para posteriormente actuar en Inglaterra, Hungría, Alemania, dos veces más en España (Bilbao y El Ejido), Italia, Polonia, República Checa, Bélgica y Suecia, entre otros países. El escándalo, sin embargo, no abandona a Axl Rose, que se peleó en mayo de 2006 en un pub neoyorquino con el afamado diseñador Tommy Hilfiger (al cual posteriormente le dedicaría la canción «You're crazy» en un concierto acústico en el cumpleaños de la actriz Rosario Dawson), y también fue detenido a principios de julio de 2006 en Suecia a altas horas de la madrugada en estado ebrio tras pelearse e incluso morder a guardias de seguridad de un establecimiento nocturno. El nuevo álbum, titulado por Axl Rose como Chinese Democracy, con nueva fecha para el otoño norteamericano del año 2006, tendría incluidos nuevos trabajos de larga duración y complejidad, entre ellos: «There Was a Time», «Better», «I.R.S.» y «Catcher in the Rye» (este último con la colaboración de Brian May ), que ya habían sido presentados durante la gira europea y norteamericana en el transcurso del año 2006.Básicamente, en esta gira interpretaron en casi su totalidad el repertorio de Appetite for Destruction, más algunas canciones de los Use Your Illusion, con la presentación de algunas de las nuevas canciones de Chinese Democracy. Contó además con las intervenciones en casi todos los conciertos de los invitados Sebastian Bach (ex vocalista de Skid Row) junto con el ex guitarrista rítmico de la banda Izzy Stradlin, que desde poco antes de eso había recompuesto su amistad con Axl. A partir del 20 de octubre Guns N' Roses regresó para dar una gira por Estados Unidos (cuyas fechas warm-up fueron realizadas en Las Vegas, San Francisco y Los Ángeles en el aniversario de la emisora KROQ). Además, el 29 de septiembre de ese año se publicó la nueva página oficial (GunsNRoses.com) y el sistema de reservas de la MLB.com para la venta masiva de entradas para la gira norteamericana. El 15 de diciembre de 2006, Axl Rose publicó una carta abierta en el sitio oficial de Guns N' Roses, y por primera vez en muchos años se arriesgó a anunciar una fecha oficial para la publicación del álbum, que sería el 6 de marzo de 2007. Rose también dejó ver que esta fecha es aproximada, afirmando lo siguiente: «Esta es la primera vez que programamos una fecha para este álbum. Otras fechas que han circulado fueron inventadas por otros, por sus propias razones. Ahora, queremos asegurar a los fanáticos que trataremos de hacer todo lo posible para editarlo en esa fecha tentativa. Una vez que el álbum esté terminado, serán notificados de manera oficial». También dijo que: «Si llegáramos a retrasarnos por diversos motivos de ahora en adelante, serán notificados inmediatamente, y anunciaremos una nueva fecha de publicación lo más cercana posible. Les agradecemos su paciencia». Con la carta, Rose canceló varios conciertos, 10 de enero de 2007 en Sacramento, 11 de enero en Bakersfield, 13 de enero en Reno y 16 de enero en San Diego, con razón de que la banda debía preparar el material que publicaría y que concentraría sus energías en el nuevo álbum. La carta también justificó los retrasos y daba disculpas a todos los fanáticos en el mundo por la tardanza del álbum. En diciembre de 2006, la revista de rock alternativo RIFF Fanzine (Riff-Fanzine.com) elige Chinese Democracy como álbum del año 2006, a pesar de que el álbum seguía sin editarse. El primer sencillo, «Chinese Democracy», se oyó en las radios el 22 de octubre de 2008, mientras que «Better» fue publicado el 17 de noviembre de 2008, poco antes de que el disco saliera a la venta el 23 de noviembre de 2008 a través de las tiendas Best Buy en Estados Unidos, en detrimento de Alemania y Australia, donde fue publicado 24 horas antes el 22 de noviembre de 2008. El álbum ha recibido una crítica muy positiva a pesar de todo el bagaje que arrastra. David Fricke, de Rolling Stone, comenta: ... El primer LP con canciones originales desde la primera administración Bush es genial, un auténtico disco de rock and roll, audaz, trastornado e intransigente... Si este era el Guns N' Roses que Axl Rose seguía escuchando en su cabeza todos estos años, se vuelve obvio, porque dos guitarras, bajo y batería nunca serían suficientes(en clara referencia a la formación original de la banda).El 28 de febrero de 2009, Axl Rose le da una entrevista a su amigo y mánager de los Guns N' Roses en ese tiempo, Del James, su primera en muchos años, en la que desmiente, entre otras cosas, planes de la reunión de los antiguos Guns N' Roses y también habla de su parecer sobre su último trabajo, Chinese Democracy. El día 23 de marzo de 2009 la banda anuncia oficialmente la marcha del guitarrista Robin Finck debido a incompatibilidades (ya que él está trabajando al mismo tiempo con Nine Inch Nails, banda con la que saldría de gira) y la contratación de DJ Ashba, guitarrista, compositor y productor de Sixx:A.M. y compositor en parte del álbum de Mötley Crüe Saints of Los Angeles. El resto del año 2009, la banda no dio mayores comunicados oficiales, ni de fechas de giras o cualquier cosa, los rumores dicen que por líos judiciales, pero no se dijo nada oficialmente[cita requerida]. También se ha esperado la salida del esperado videoclip de la canción «Better» de su último álbum, Chinese Democracy, pero ahora se espera la publicación para 2010. También se esperaba que la megagira mundial de la banda se concretara. El 7 de diciembre salió el tercer sencillo del álbum Chinese Democracy, la canción «Street of Dreams». A finales de 2009 se realizaron los primeros conciertos de Chinese Democracy World Tour en Taiwán, Corea y Japón. El 10 de diciembre, día antes del concierto de apertura en Taiwán, un operador de cámara molestó al equipo de Guns N' Roses, lo que provocó la furia de Axl Rose, quien lo golpeó. El incidente no pasó a mayores y el concierto se realizó con normalidad al día siguiente, aunque se reveló un secreto a voces: Axl se quitó las trenzas que tanto lo caracterizaron en el proceso de Chinese Democracy. Luego de conciertos en Seúl y Osaka, Guns N' Roses realizó un concierto histórico en Tokio, el cual fue el más largo de su historia, que duró cerca de 3 horas y 37 minutos. Luego de terminar su gira por Asia, Guns N' Roses volvió a EE. UU. a preparar la gira por Canadá y Sudamérica, que se llevó a cabo entre enero y abril de 2010.En todo el mes de enero e inicios de febrero de 2010, Guns N' Roses llegó a Canadá, donde dio conciertos en Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal, Toronto y Ottawa, entre otros. En todos los conciertos estuvieron como teloneros los canadienses de Danko Jones y Sebastian Bach. El 16 de enero en Calgary, Mike Smith, también conocido como Bubbles, se unió a la banda para tocar su canción «Liquor & Whores». El 19 de enero, la banda tocó en Credit Union Centre en Saskatoon. Este concierto marcó la primera vez en mucho tiempo que la canción «Paradise City» no fue tocada al final. Después de un pequeño descanso en la gira, Guns N' Roses regresa a Sudamérica para realizar conciertos en Brasil, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Perú, Venezuela, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Panamá y Ecuador entre marzo y abril de 2010. Antes de esta gira, Guns N' Roses realizó dos conciertos sorpresa en New York, el primero en el marco del New York Fashion Week y otro en The Rose Bar; ambos conciertos contaron con una parte acústica y un tiempo que no pasó las dos horas. Durante el concierto sorpresa en The Rose Bar, un borracho salido del público intentó atacar a Axl con un cuchillo; por suerte, Sebastian Bach, amigo de Axl que estaba en el concierto, alcanzó a detener al borracho y evitó una desastrosa situación. Todo sucedió muy rápido, por lo que la banda siguió tocando con normalidad el resto del concierto. En el marco de la espera para la gira en Sudamérica, Guns N' Roses recibió la gran noticia de que su concierto en Buenos Aires, fue el primero de la gira sudamericana en agotarse; otros conciertos sudamericanos en agotarse fueron los de Porto Alegre y Belo Horizonte. También en la espera se empezaron a revelar las primeras fechas para Europa, el 5 de junio en Helsinki, y el 12 de junio en Suecia en el Sweden Rock Festival, donde tocarán junto con otros artistas, entre ellos Slayer y Aerosmith.Axl Rose, en una carta abierta a su fanáticos por su Twitter oficial,señaló, entre otras cosas, que el nuevo mánager de Guns N' Roses sería Doc McGhee, agradeció todo el apoyo y desmintió la prohibición de llevar camisetas de Slash en los conciertos en Canadá.La gira sudamericana partió en Brasil donde los conciertos no fueron muy puntuales, El 10 de marzo se dio el concierto en el Estadio Centenario en la ciudad de Montevideo esta fue la primera vez que la banda se presentó en dicho lugar. En Buenos Aires, el concierto estaba programado para el sábado 20 de marzo en el estadio de River Plate, pero por problemas relacionados con la habilitación de dicho estadio para conciertos, tuvo que reprogramarse para el lunes 22 de marzo en Vélez Sarsfield, también cambiando la fecha para Chile, donde se tocaría el 20 de marzo. El concierto Tuvo algunos retrasos pero luego se continuo y duro aproximadamente más de 2 horas. En Lima, Perú, el concierto duro aproximadamente 3 horas Luego de estos conciertos impuntuales pero aun así ejecutados habitualmente Guns N’ Roses siguió su gira por Colombia y Ecuador terminando la manga sudamericana en dichos países. En Costa Rica el concierto fue cancelado debido a problemas de la organización, por el aparente mal montaje del escenario. En El Salvador, el 11 de abril de 2010, el concierto fue todo un éxito, que comenzó a las 23:50 y acabó a las 2:25 a.m. del día siguiente. El concierto fue presenciado por más de 30.000 espectadores, el concierto más masivo hecho en El Salvador hasta la fecha. A pesar de la espera, se realizó con normalidad. En Guatemala, el 13 de abril 2010, el concierto fue suspendido por mal estado del escenario, ya que aparentemente planeaban utilizar el mismo montaje que había fallado en Costa Rica. El concierto fue suspendido en ambos países, ya que no contaban con el tiempo para aplazar la gira. El concierto en Puerto Rico se realizó con normalidad y fue la primera vez en la gira sudamericana que tocaron la canción «My Michelle»; el concierto fue todo un éxito y se presentaron más de 10.000 personas. La vuelta a los escenarios de la banda fue el 2 de octubre de 2011 en el festival Rock in Rio, cerrando el festival,luego de su paso por el festival, la banda realizó una gira sudamericana por Chile el 5 de octubre, Argentina el 8 y 12 de octubre y Paraguay el 15 de octubre para luego dar paso a México el 18 de octubre, en el Movistar Arena, el Estadio Único de La Plata, el Jockey Club de Asunción, Arena Monterrey y el Palacio de los Deportes, respectivamente. También realizó conciertos en diferentes ciudades de Estados Unidos. En el año 2012, Guns N' Roses realizó diferentes shows en lugares pequeños de Estados Unidos, a lo cual llamaron Up and Close Personal Tour; tras finalizar esto, Guns N' Roses agendó shows en Europa e Israel; a algunos shows de estos se unió el miembro fundador de Guns N' Roses, Izzy Stradlin. En el mes de agosto, la banda anunció que realizarían 12 shows en la ciudad de Las Vegas, a lo cual llamaron Appetite for Democracy, de los cuales dos shows contaron con la presencia de Izzy Stradlin. También se anunció que se grabaría un show en 3D que posteriormente será lanzado al mercado. Días antes de que comenzara Appetite for Democracy, Guns N' Roses participó en el Bridge School Benefit 2012, dando 2 shows acústicos, uno de estos shows contó con la presencia de Neil Young acompañanado a Guns N' Roses en la interpretación de Don't Let Bring You Down. Para finalizar el año 2012, Guns N' Roses agendó shows en India, Indonesia y Japón; cabe señalar que esta fue la primera vez que Guns N' Roses realizaba shows en India.El 14 de abril de 2012 en Cleveland, se llevó a cabo la edición 2012 del Salón de la Fama del Rock, donde Guns N' Roses fue inducido, junto a otras bandas como los Red Hot Chilli Peppers, los Beastie Boys, etc. A la ceremonia acudieron los miembros de la formación clásica del grupo (con la excepción de Axl Rose, Dizzy Reed e Izzy Stradlin): Slash, Duff McKagan, Gilby Clarke, Steven Adler y Matt Sorum. Días antes, Rose dejó en claro en una carta que rechazaba la inducción de la banda, que las cosas con los ex miembros no han cambiado y que no asistiría a la ceremonia, acabando así con las esperanzas de muchos fanáticos de un reencuentro. Finalmente, los ex Guns N' Roses tocaron algunos de los clásicos de Appetite for Destruction («Mr. Brownstone», «Sweet Child o' Mine» y «Paradise City») junto a Myles Kennedy como cantante invitado.A comienzos del mes de abril de 2014, se confirmó que Duff McKagan regresaría a la banda en lugar de Tommy Stinson, quien se dedicaría a un proyecto personal. De hecho lo sustituyó en la gira sudamericana de verano en los conciertos de Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia y Brasil, mientras Stinson se encontraba de gira con su otra banda, The Replacements. Este cambio fue totalmente momentáneo, ya que Tommy Stinson volvió a Guns N' Roses; aun así, Duff Mckagan fue invitado en un show en Las Vegas en la residencia de dicho año. El 19 de diciembre del 2014, Ron Bumblefoot Thal anunció su salida definitiva de Guns N' Roses para continuar su proyecto personal. El 27 de julio de 2015 DJ Ashba anunció también su salida definitiva para dedicarse de lleno a su proyecto personal en SIXX: A.M. Después de la salida de Ashba, los medios empezaron a especular sobre una posible reunión de miembros antiguos de la banda, ya que Duff McKagan fue de gira con la banda en Latinoamérica y unos shows en distintas ciudades de Estados Unidos. Estos rumores se hicieron más fuerte cuando se publicó una entrevista al antiguo guitarrista de la banda, Slash, en la cual confesó que había limado asperezas con Axl Rose después de más de 20 años de distanciamiento. En diciembre de 2015 comenzaron a circular fuertemente rumores de que la banda estaba realizando negociaciones para que Slash y McKagan vuelvan de forma oficial a la agrupación. En los últimos días de diciembre se sumó el detalle de que la página oficial de la banda volvió a ostentar el escudo original en su home. Los medios confirmaron entonces que el regreso de Slash y Duff a los escenarios con Guns 'n' Roses se daría en el festival de música y arte Coachella, a realizarse el 16 y 23 de abril de 2016 en California, Estados Unidos, luego de 23 años sin tocar juntos en vivoDurante el mes de enero, tanto en la página de Facebook oficial de Guns 'n' Roses como en las redes sociales de Slash y McKagan se publicaron los anuncios de las presentaciones en Coachella, dando a entender que su regreso a la banda era oficial, terminando de confirmar esto con un video que anuncia una nueva presentación en el recién estrenado T-Mobile Arena de Las Vegas para el mes de abril, los días 8 y 9, una semana antes del Coachella, donde puede verse a los tres músicos en vivo. También se lanzaron dos sorpresivas fechas los días 19 y 20 de abril en la Ciudad de México, las cuales pasarían a los anales de la historia como la primera vez que salieron de E.E U.U con la "reunión" clásica. El 1 de abril de 2016 realizaron un concierto sorpresa en el club Troubadour, en Los Ángeles. Ese fue el primer concierto de la banda con su nueva formación. Además de los ya mencionados, incluyeron a un nuevo integrante, la tecladista Melissa Reese.La banda realizará trece conciertos en Sudamerica a finales del año 2016, el 27 de octubre en Perú, 29 de Octubre en Chile, los dias 1, 4 y 5 de noviembre en Argentina, los dias 8, 11, 15, 18 y 20 de noviembre en Brasil, el 23 de noviembre en Colombia, 26 de noviembre en Costa Rica y finalmente regresarán por tercera vez en el mismo año a México el 29 de Noviembre. Y durante los meses de Enero y Febrero del año 2017 estarán en Japón, Nueva Zelanda y Australia.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Biblioteca Del Metal - (Recopilation). Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/308558

🤘 Este icono son saludos a los oyentes por los grupos! 🏆 Este icono Portada del programa para James Michael de Sixx:A.M. Videos Saludos de los Grupos --> https://youtu.be/yQb6iecbnAw PLAYLIST SPOTIFY del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7uMRmU7QvlefhzYg30ySMz?si=6b9f70e5657e4407 EN EL PROGRAMA DE HOY NOS VISITAN: Sixx:A.M. – Skin 🏆 Eclipse – Twiglight 🤘 Edge Of Paradise – False Idols Anette Olzon – Fantastic Fanatic A.D. Infinitum – Unstoppable Enemy Inside – In My Blood Gemini Syndrome – Broken Reflection InSammer - Vampires 🤘 Spiritbox – Hurt You Memphis May Fire – Bleed Me Dry Wage War – Circle The Drain Victory – Gods of Tomorrow Rage – Monetary Gods Lords of Black – What’s Become of Us Dawn Of Solace – White Noise Omnium Gatherum – Paragon 🤘 Be’lakor – Hidden Window Ethereal Sin – Braveheart Again Criminal – Live On Your Knees Killer Be Killed – Filthy Vagabond Bonehunter – Virgin Devil Princess Nuclear – Beyond Reality What Awaits Us – Ascend (Remake) 🤘 Livlos – And Then There Were None 🤘 Ex Deo – Britannia 9th at Comuldonum

🤘 Este icono son saludos a los oyentes por los grupos! 🏆 Este icono Portada del programa para James Michael de Sixx:A.M. Videos Saludos de los Grupos --> https://youtu.be/yQb6iecbnAw PLAYLIST SPOTIFY del programa: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7uMRmU7QvlefhzYg30ySMz?si=6b9f70e5657e4407 EN EL PROGRAMA DE HOY NOS VISITAN: Sixx:A.M. – Skin 🏆 Eclipse – Twiglight 🤘 Edge Of Paradise – False Idols Anette Olzon – Fantastic Fanatic A.D. Infinitum – Unstoppable Enemy Inside – In My Blood Gemini Syndrome – Broken Reflection InSammer - Vampires 🤘 Spiritbox – Hurt You Memphis May Fire – Bleed Me Dry Wage War – Circle The Drain Victory – Gods of Tomorrow Rage – Monetary Gods Lords of Black – What’s Become of Us Dawn Of Solace – White Noise Omnium Gatherum – Paragon 🤘 Be’lakor – Hidden Window Ethereal Sin – Braveheart Again Criminal – Live On Your Knees Killer Be Killed – Filthy Vagabond Bonehunter – Virgin Devil Princess Nuclear – Beyond Reality What Awaits Us – Ascend (Remake) 🤘 Livlos – And Then There Were None 🤘 Ex Deo – Britannia 9th at Comuldonum

La inspiración llega de cualquier fuente, de una noticia en un periódico o la TV, de experiencias personales o de la reflexión profunda en el desayuno, por citar algunos ejemplos. Sea irrelevante o absolutamente seria y trascendente la fuente, los artistas pueden crear grandes obras a partir de las mismas y en el episodio LXXV de #AloBestiaPodcast estudiamos algunas canciones  de rock basadas en historias de la vida real. También hay metal, pero esas las dejamos de bonus, "casualmente".Episodio grabado el 19 de agosto de 2021 en línea, desde Bogotá - Colombia.Escucha la lista de reproducción (playlist) de este episodio en:- Youtube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzEUmf3C1pXGWpAYaIaoOnNsaZiZIPdLw- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0ce3NFSCAry26V7c7kQ82x?si=24a99702f1e144c9- Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/es/playlist/9409289262 Artistas recomendados en este episodio:Alcatrazz - Jet to Jet (No Parole From Rock N' Roll, 1983)The Killers - Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine (Hot Fuss, 2004)Slash ft. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators - The One You Loved is Gone (Living The Dream, 2018)Black Label Society - In This River (Mafia, 2005)Scorpions - He's a Woman, She's a Man (Taken by Force, 1977)Sixx:A.M. - Heart Failure (The Heroin Diaries Soundtrack, 2007)Steven Wilson - Happy Returns (Hand. Cannot. Erase., 2015)Bruce Springsteen - American Skin [41 shots] (High Hopes, 2014)

Collaborations collide in this epic musical showdown! In honor of the 2021 Olympics, Panda has put together a metal spectacle, where the bears fight to win gold medals for their nominated songs featuring steller team-ups! Join us as we battle through 5 categories of heavy music! Songs listed below! Metalcore Mess: "The Signal Fire" by Killswitch Engage/Howard Jones, "Adrenaline" by Zero 9:36/Ice Nine Kills, "Silence Speaks" by While She Sleeps/Oli Sykes In The Feels: "Maybe It's Time" by Sixx:A.M./Corey Taylor+Joe Elliott+Brantley Gilbert+Ivan Moody+Slash+AWOLNATION+Tommy Vext, "Book of Names" by Phinehas/Garrett Russell, "Caraphernelia" by Pierce the Veil/Jeremy Mckinnon The Jake Luhrs: "Carry On" by blessthefall/Jake Luhrs, "When Everything Means Nothing" by Fit for a King/August Burns Red, "Ghosts" by August Burns Red/Jeremy Mckinnon The Pop-Punk Giddy-Up!: "Let Me Love You" by Love and Death/Lacey Sturm, "estella//" by KennyHoopla/Travis Barker, "Survive" by Gideon/Caleb Shomo The Wild Card Round: "And We Run" by Within Temptation/Xzibit, "LA Never Says Goodbye" by Kayzo/ARMNHMR+Kyle Pavone, "Obliterate" by Oli Sykes https://www.patreon.com/user?u=39633749&fan_landing=true https://anchor.fm/bearattack https://www.instagram.com/bearattackpodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/BearAttackShow/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaxamKsXT-4EfSIFm8b26cg BearAttackPodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bearattack/support

Rock Show #941 (the Weekend of February 19/20) Playlist: Blink-182 - Feelin' This (Ryan Hemsworth Remix) Oasis - Wonderwall (Figure Drumstep Edit) Five Finger Death Punch - Living The Dream Seether - Gasoline (Mike Czech Remixxx) Papa Roach - The Ending Run The Jewels ft/ Royal Blood - The Ground Below (Remix ft/ Royal Blood) Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can't Stop (Love & Light Remix) The Pretty Reckless ft. Tom Morello - And So It Went Sublime vs. Cypress Hill - Smoke 2 Hits From The Bong (Mike Czech Mashup) Bring Me The Horizon - Teardrops White Stripes vs. Led Zeppelin - Icky Thump (DJ Zebra Whole Lotta Funk Remix) Underoath - Rapture Seether - Country Song (Mike Czech Remixxx) RHCP vs. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home California (Mike Czech Remixxx) Five Finger Death Punch - Sham Pain Chevelle - Self Destructor Breaking Benjamin - I Will Not Bow (Mike Czech Remixxx) Royal Blood - Trouble's Coming Alice In Chains - Check My Brain (Mike Czech Remixxx) Pop Evil - Breathe Again THE FEVER 333 - (The First Stone) Changes [feat. Yelawolf] The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army (Glitch Mob Remix) The Black Keys - Lo Hi Seether - No Resolution (Mike Czech Remixxx) Skillet - Legendary Three Days Grace vs. B.O.B. - Haterz Hate Everything About You (Mike Czech Remixxx) Nothing More - Do You Really Want It? Sixx A.M. - Rise (Mike Czech ReDrum) Puddle Of Mudd vs. Alice In Chains - Spin You Around In A Hole (Mike Czech Remixxx) Saliva vs. House of Pain - Put on Your Click Click Booms (Mike Czech Remixxx)

Merry Christmas to all of you and thank you for the support throughout 2020.  There is no question that it's been tough :-).  The X-mas eve edition of TSORR went on air at 7 pm on 24 Dec 2020.  It wasn't particularly Christmasy as I generally am not overly Christmasy myself and especially when it comes to music.  I wasn't a total grinch though and did play 'Christmas in Hell' by Sixx A.M. The show kicked off with some Whiskey Myers and then hit stuff like Slash, Ozzy Osbourne, and Animal Drive.  My daughter was in the house and she is a big part of why TSORR exists as both a book and a Radio Show so I played a couple of tracks and explained how all of this came about.  Kiss - Destroyer, John Paul Young's Yesterday's Hero, and The Boomtown Rats' masterpiece the Fine Art of Surfacing, all have a special bearing on the show as do Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and The Stranglers.There was a short tribute to Leslie West, a giant of a man both physically and as a guitarist.  He sadly passed away last night (23 Dec) and so, it was fitting that we played 'Legend' off his Unusual Suspects album.  Leslie's tone and feel were indeed extraordinary and he will be missed.  That's Leslie in this episode's thumbnail for those who may not be familiar with the man (perish the thought).Highlights for me included Tom Petty with 'Have Love Will Travel', Machine Head with Bastards, Tom Waits with Mr. Siegal, and Rammstein with Deutschland.  Artists featured:  Whiskey Myers, Slash, Quiet Riot, The Lazys, Animal Drive!, ACDC, Ozzy Osbourne, Arapaho, POD, Rammstein, System of a Down, Australian Crawl, Kiss, John Paul Young, Sixx AM, Mötley Crüe, The Boomtown Rats, The Stranglers, The Clash, Seether, Clutch, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Dire Straits, Tom Petty, Leslie West, the Killers, The Longshot, Cold Chisel, the Mayfield Four, Machine Head, Megadeth, Rival Sons, Airbourne, Prime Circle, Bad Company, Tom Waits, Iced Earth, Halestorm, Tesla & Slade.

Guns 'n Roses... Sixx:A.M... Bulletboys... and even Neil Diamond!? This weeks guest has played with them all... and somehow still finds time to work on solo material, have a successful merchandising line, and raise funds for charity. Superhero? Maybe. However, he prefers to just go by the name DJ Ashba! We discuss how he got the call to join Nikki Sixx and Sixx:A.M... and how he also got the call to join Guns 'n Roses! Did you know that Ashba also collaborated with Neil Diamond? Well, we discuss that as well. Plus, tips on how to be successful in this modern world. Visit us online at www.TheMarkandHoogieShow.com and SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel. 

ROB HALFORD, vocalista do JUDAS PRIEST, ex-Fight e 2wo, lançou no dia 29 de setembro seu livro CONFESS, autobiografia escrita com Ian Gittins, co-autor de The Heroin Diaries, de Nikki Sixx (baixista do Mötley Crüe e do Sixx A.M.). O livro conta em detalhes o estilo de vida rock and roll de Halford desde o final dos anos 80 até o 50° aniversário do Judas Priest em 2020. Por isso, resolvemos TOMAR UMA PARA FALAR DO LIVRO CONFESS, DE ROB HALFORD. ******************************************** SEJA MEMBRO DO CLUBE TUPFS E TENHA ACESSO A UMA SÉRIE DE VANTAGENS! Você pode escolher um dos planos abaixo: HEADBANGER (R$ 1,99 por mês) Acesso antecipado aos vídeos novos do canal, terá seu nome divulgado durante os vídeos em agradecimento e ainda poderá desfrutar de conteúdos exclusivos. Além disso, terá um selo de fidelidade ao lado do seu nome sempre que deixar um comentário. ROCKSTAR (R$ 4,99 por mês) Além de todos os benefícios anteriores, você fará parte do nosso grupo exclusivo no Whatsapp, onde poderá interagir com os criadores e participar dos vídeos, dando a sua opinião, notas nas resenhas e muito mais! METAL GOD (R$ 7,99 por mês) Além de todos os benefícios anteriores, VOCÊ SE TORNARÁ PRODUTOR DO CANAL! Assim, poderá escolher e discutir temas para vídeos com a nossa equipe e, quem sabe, participar ao vivo e a cores dos episódios! SEJA MEMBRO: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo1lgalkCBW9Uv3GyrzhhkA/join ******************************************** Nos siga nas redes sociais: Twitter: @iurimoreira / @rafael2099 Instagram: @iurimoreira / rafaelaraujo2099

Welcome To Our Season 3 Finale! Guest Starring Our Friend Dylan, We Talk About His Favorite Band, Sixx:A.M. & He Gives Us The History of The Band. Ameer is Absent From This Episode As This Was Recorded Back To Back With Episode 25. Enjoy the holidays And Have A Happy New Year! Season 4 Starts On January 2nd, 2021! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/musicjunkies28/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicjunkies28/support

29 October 2020 at 7 pm was the date and time that Episode 11 of season 3 of The Story of Rock and Roll aired.   It was quite a show, unusually chatty and with only one little balls-up which I left in there in the interests of reality. Don't adjust your set after Iced Earth's 'Burning Times' it just takes me 30 seconds to twig that the mic wasn't on :-)  The joys of live radio.  It was a very lively show with plenty of people chatting on the Discord server and on Whatsapp.  We kicked off with 'Majestic' the traditional Journey opener but instead of more Journey, we cracked on with Metallica and Dio.  I started the local stuff early with another track off Johnathan Martin's amazing album Into The Nebulous Night.  Following up with Jack Hammer just made sense.  Punk happened in the form of The Stranglers and The Clash and there was plenty of classic metal and rock such as Iron maiden with 'The Trooper' and Judas priest with 'Hell Bent For Leather'.The highlight for me was Bruce Springsteen with 'If I Was the Priest', as I said he's not called The Boss for nothing.  We also learned how to pronounce Bonamassa and took a listen to a track off his new album called 'Royal Tea'.   All in all, it was good fun and we had a lot of laughs.  Oh P.S. if any of you eve read this I'd like to know because I am not sure if I am wasting my time :-)Artists featured:  Ozzy Osbourne, Journey, Metallica, Dio, The Cult, Social Distortion, Wolfmother, White Zombie, Johnathan Martin, Jack Hammer, Iron Maiden, Iced Earth, Audioslave, L.A. Guns, Bullet For My Valentine, the Clash, The Stranglers, Armored Saint, Joe Bonamassa, Blue Oyster Cult, Sixx A.M. Pearl Jam, Zakk Wylde, Bruce Springsteen, The Burning, Cold Chisel, Van Halen, Judas Priest. Jorn, Fokofpolisiekar, Kiss, Hanoi Rocks, the Black Crowes, Motörhead. 

Season 3 Episode 5 of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show took place at 7 pm on 17 Sept 2020.  Finally, the microphone quality is right and we are very close with the volume levels now.  The show kicked off with a track called ‘Hit The Ground Running' off an EP by an Aussie band I saw in a pub in Perth around March 2010.  It was such a great little band and even though they are long ago broken up, it's a real little gem and deserves airtime.  Next up we had Fastway, with ‘All Fired Up' and then we got into the better-known bands, Motörhead, White Zombie, Black Sabbath, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, stuff like that. New releases included the brand new Marilyn Manson with the title track of his album We Are Chaos and another track from Seether's latest album Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum called ‘Pride Before The Fall'.  We had Punk with the Damned and Stiff Little Fingers, we had some Pixies and we nailed the metal with Children of Bodom and vintage Metallica and Megadeth.  The grunge was ably handled by Alice in Chains and the Stone Temple pilots and Johnathan Martin and The Univited took care of South Africa.  We were a bit light on the local stuff this week so expect a double dose next week.  There was a little moment of self-indulgence where I said goodbye to little Libby a dearly loved family Italian Greyhound who left this earth on Monday.  Asking Alexandria said the words in ‘Dedication' and Zakk Wylde played a moving solo in ‘The King'.    All in all one of the best episodes in a long time I believe, see for yourself.  Artists featured:  Seether, Metallica, Tom Petty, Pixies, Fastrack, Five Finger Death Punch, Stiff Little Fingers, Zakk Wylde, The Uninvited, Marilyn Manson, Alice in Chains, Blackberry Smoke, Van Den Berg, Motörhead, U.D.O. Children of Bodom, Bruce Springsteen, Johnathan Martin, Sammy Hagar, Fastway, Megadeth, Krokus, Whitesnake, Foghat, Warrior Soul, The Rolling Stones, White Zombie, Sixx A.M., ACDC, Iron Maiden, Rose Tattoo, Slash's Snakepit, Stone Temple Pilots, Black Sabbath, Scorpions, Asking Alexandria, The Beatles & the Damned.    

🤘 Este icono son saludos a los oyentes por los grupos! 🏆 Este icono Portada del programa para Nikki Sixx Blues Pills – Rhythm in the Blood Pinball Wizard – We will Burn 🤘 Tygers Of Pan Tang – Cruel Hands Of Time LIONVILLE Official – You're Not Alone 🤘 Sixx:A.M. – Maybe It’s Time 🏆 Ad Infinitum – Fire And Ice Surma – Reveal The light Within 🤘 Unleash The Archers – Faster than light NIGHTMARE– Lights ON Divided By Design – Orion I: Denial 🤘 PYRAMAZE – A Stroke of Magic Fearless y Alejandro, ex de Gaelbah. Auschwitz - 🤘 Disciple – Darkness Dies 🤘 Kill The Ideal – Scream for me 🤘 Ghøstkid – Star a Fight POLTERGEIST-officialpage – Feather of Truth Ironchain – The Evil In me Sacred Reich – Manifest Reality Lonewolf – Underground Warriors Machine Head – Bulletproof Carcass – The Living Dead At the Manchester Morgue Hinayana – In Sacred Delusión CAOS DAY - Ellos son 🤘 We Exist Even Dead – Sea of Shame (sos)

🤘 Este icono son saludos a los oyentes por los grupos! 🏆 Este icono Portada del programa para Nikki Sixx Blues Pills – Rhythm in the Blood Pinball Wizard – We will Burn 🤘 Tygers Of Pan Tang – Cruel Hands Of Time LIONVILLE Official – You're Not Alone 🤘 Sixx:A.M. – Maybe It’s Time 🏆 Ad Infinitum – Fire And Ice Surma – Reveal The light Within 🤘 Unleash The Archers – Faster than light NIGHTMARE– Lights ON Divided By Design – Orion I: Denial 🤘 PYRAMAZE – A Stroke of Magic Fearless y Alejandro, ex de Gaelbah. Auschwitz - 🤘 Disciple – Darkness Dies 🤘 Kill The Ideal – Scream for me 🤘 Ghøstkid – Star a Fight POLTERGEIST-officialpage – Feather of Truth Ironchain – The Evil In me Sacred Reich – Manifest Reality Lonewolf – Underground Warriors Machine Head – Bulletproof Carcass – The Living Dead At the Manchester Morgue Hinayana – In Sacred Delusión CAOS DAY - Ellos son 🤘 We Exist Even Dead – Sea of Shame (sos)

Season 2, Episode 13 of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show took place at midnight on 3 July 2020.  It kicked off with the stated intent of getting this place Hotter Than Hell.  I think we succeeded but you will have to be the judge.  Metallica set a blistering pace with a live version of Hit the Lights off Hard-Wired to Self-Destruct.  It was pretty much all fast, driving, rock and roll through until we took a brief Punk break with The Jam and The Stranglers.  I say Punk lightly because both bands are prisoners of the genre rather than true examples of the idiosyncrasies of Punk.  That being said it set us up nicely for 11 minutes of Judas Priest featuring Richie Faulkner's guitar solo at Wacken in 2016. As shows go this one had a pretty good mix of everything, we went back to 1967 for some Jimi Hendrix and also checked out what Leslie West sounded like in Mountain back in 1971 with Nantucket Sleighride, an often neglected rock classic.  There was a nice little bit of nostalgia with The Quireboys and The Dogs D'Amour and the idea of preparing for TSORR 30 years ago.  ACDC and Jimmy Barnes took care of the Australian music and Blue Scream and Fokofpolisiekar did the honours for local content.  Pop Evil made their TSORR debut with an awesome track called 100 in a 55 and then we were into the dying 15 min leading up to what I considered to be the highlight of the show i.e. playing you the track that I have been addicted to throughout lockdown, Killswitch Engage with Bite the Hand That Feeds.  I didn't dedicate it to Jackson, my beloved Border Collie but I could well have J  Artists featured:  Blue Scream, Kiss, Ozzy Osbourne, Axel Rudi Pell, Red Dragon Cartel, Fokofpolisiekar, The Stranglers, Mountain, the Jam, ACDC, Pop Evil, The Quireboys, Jimmy Barnes, Black Label Society, Q5, Rainbow, Black Veil Brides, Killswitch Engage, Jimi Hendrix, Mötley Crüe, Billy Squier, Sixx A.M., Judas Priest, Texas Hippie Coalition, The Dogs D'Amour, Metallica.      

Episode 47 of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show aired at midnight on 6 December 2019.  It was a cold, wet, rainy night and fairly early in the show, all the lights went out as the Mix 93.8 FM fell victim to load shedding.  The music never stopped.  For the next hour or so, Midrand was subjected to a generator driven little beacon of light in the form of The Story of Rock and Roll Radio Show, blasting rock and metal into the powerless night.  It was sort of like a scene from Stephen King's masterpiece, ‘The Stand'.    The music was great as always, despite once again walking in to find that the show hadn't been loaded, I managed to put something together at short notice.  The show featured everything from Led Zeppelin to Skid Row, Stiff Little Fingers to Bowie, In Flames to Tom Petty.  The highlight for me was hearing German (punk?) rockers Die Toten Hosen with Hier Kommt Alex, their ode to Anthony Burgess's psychotic malletjie, Alex.  It's exactly the kind of thing you don't hear on the radio but should.  As always there was humour, we had Audioslave with I Am the Highway which, on my CD, is called The Limit To You Love.  This quirk of the CD printing has provided mirth before but I have never been able to find out how many of the 2002 release of Audioslave there are with completely the wrong tracks listed.  Not only are the tracks wrong they are not even written in good English.  We gave a bit of love to The Burning and L.A. Cobra. two S.A. bands that just keep grinding away putting out world-class rock and roll in a country that has largely never really appreciated or understood it.  On TSORR we definitely get it and we are very grateful to these guys and many like them.  Another highlight was taking a listen to Ozone by Odyssey, a track released in the early '90s and is considered a classic by me.  Graeme in Brisbane immediately remembered it and gave it horns on the Whatsapp line.  In other news, I may get into trouble for calling Led Zep a “band out of Birmingham” instead of London and for using the word ‘Legend' to describe people who are not dead.  Que sera era, ain't life grand? :-) Artists featured on Episode 47 include:  Nashville Pussy, ACDC, Thin Lizzy, The Screaming Jets, Sixx A.M., Odyssey, Kiss, Skid Row, Tom Petty, Ozzy Osbourne, Rory Gallagher, David Bowie, Nirvana, Led Zeppelin, The Burning, In Flames, L.A. Cobra, Audioslave, Stiff Little Fingers, Rush, Cold Chisel, The Exploited,  Die Toten Hosen, Rival Sons and Guns ‘n' Roses.