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- Trump: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Part 3)
- Postcards from the Resistance, Vol. 8: Mother of All
- From Lance Armstrong to Trump: The Rise & Fall of the Deified Narcissist
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Tag Archives: heavy metal
Get In The Ring: An Interview with Fozzy Vocalist Chris Jericho
Fozzy vocalist Chris Jericho, who also happens to be one of the most decorated professional wrestlers in history, wants to help you party like it’s 1979 — Van Halen style. Continue reading →
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Tagged 1979, ABBA, Bill Grey, Chris Jericho, Cinderblock Party Tour, do you wanna start a war, Fozzy, Frank Fontsere, fun, heavy metal, Jeff Rouse, pop music, Rich Ward, rock, Sins and Bones, Van Halen
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Dissident Aggressor: An Interview with Trevor Phipps
If the true story of Mormons slaughtering Christians on the American plains sounds interesting, then the new Unearth record might be right up your alley. We sit down with frontman Trevor Phipps to discuss the lyrics and the making of “Watchers of Rule,” the band’s heaviest record yet. We also talk about “The Love Boat.” Continue reading →
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Tagged buz mcgrath, eOne Music, fantasy island, from the tombs of five below, heavy metal, iron maiden, john maggard, ken susi, Love Boat, metalcore, Metallica, nick pierce, trail for fire, trevor phipps, Unearth, watchers of rule
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The 12 People You Meet at a Babymetal Concert
Japanese pop metal threesome Babymetal must be seen and heard to be believed. Last year, they took the world by storm, with single and viral video “Gimme Chocolate!!” and just recently completed their first whirlwind world tour, which included opening slots for Lady GaGa. Veteran So-Cal punk author Jim Ruland talked his indulgent wife into attending Babymetal’s first U.S. show, which was full of surprises. Continue reading →
Posted in Appreciations, Current Events, Memoir, Music, Popped Culture, Popular Culture, The Arts, Uncategorized
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Tagged babymetal, chthonic, Dio, doris yeh, gimme chocolate, gimme choko, headbangers, heavy metal, j-pop, japnese, jim ruland, moametal, so-cal punk, su-metal, world tour, yeh, yuimetal
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Rock On – A Life (So Far) In Music
What do The Roots, RuPaul, Buddy Holly, Rosanne Cash, a disco mullet, and tot rage have in common? The Weeklings’ new music editor, Robert Burke Warren, who shares a bit of his life as a globe-trotting bass player, singer-songwriter, and practitioner of “the quickening art.” Continue reading →
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Tagged athens, bassist, buddy holly, classic rock, danceteria, garage rock, heavy metal, ian mckellen, immanuel kant, Jimmy Fallon, late night with jimmy fallon, little steven's underground garage, new wave, pyramid club, queer, R.E.M., robert burke warren, Rosanne cash, RuPaul, sean cassidy, the bangles, The Fleshtones, the roots
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What is Your Inner Classic Rock Persona?
Whether we want to admit it or not, we all have a Classic Rock persona buried inside us. Way, way down inside. With this new precision chart you can unlock your umlauts and allow your hidden self to rampage up and down the Hollywood strip like Jim Morrison’s ghost. Continue reading →
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Tagged 70s, ac/dc, buddy holly, budgie, classic rock, don felder, Fleetwood Mac, gearjammer, genesis, george thorogood, guitar, heavy metal, J. Geils Band, Led Zeppelin, les paul, muddy waters, Rickey Medlocke, riggs, Robert Johnson, rock and roll, rolling stones, rush, slade, Sting, telecaster, the eagles, The Police, tygers of pan tang, Wise Young Fool
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Rock and Roll Coffee: An Interview with Nick Hipa of Wovenwar
Wovenwar guitarist and co-founder Nick Hipa sits down with Weeklings Music Editor Joe Daly to discuss the origins of his band, the collapse of As I Lay Dying and just what “Wovenwar” really means. Continue reading →
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Tagged as I lay dying, extreme metal, heavy metal, jordan mancino, josh gilbert, metal blade, metalcore, nick hipa, phil sgrosso, tim lambesis, True Crime, wovenwar
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Rock and Roll Coffee: An Interview with Zakk Wylde
Zakk Wylde discusses his first number one debut, “Catacombs of the Black Vatican,” the human resources policy for Black Label Society and his solution for ending war. It includes drinking and rock and roll. Continue reading →
