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Tag Archives: Metallica
Metallica Rock City: A Conversation with “Into the Black” Authors Paul Brannigan & Ian Winwood
Metallica have plowed their way to the top, selling over 100 million records worldwide and becoming quite possibly the most successful heavy metal band of all time. Or have they? Monday Metallica Rock City talks the rise, fall and return of East Bay’s finest with the authors of the comprehensive two volume biography, Birth, School, Metallica, Death and Into the Black. (Da Capo Press) Continue reading →
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Tagged Cliff Burton, Death Magnetic, Hammett, Hetfield, Ian Winwood, Into the Black, Jamie Blaine, kill 'em all, Lars, Metallica, monday rock city, Newsted, Paul Brannigan, Slayer, The Weeklings, Through the Never
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Monday Rock City: A Conversation with Scott Ian of Anthrax
Anthrax frontman and rock memoirist Scott Ian is definitely The Man, and he’s got The Stories. In advance of his rock and roll tell-all, still-going-strong Scott opens up to our own J.M. Blaine about time spent with Run DMC, Metallica, Public Enemy, and KISS, among others. Continue reading →
Posted in Memoir, Monday Rock City, Music
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Tagged ac/dc, al jourgensen, Anthrax, iron maiden, Judas Priest, Kelly Bundy, KISS, Lemmy, Metallica, Motorhead, Ozzy, Public Enemy, Scott Ian, The Rock Show
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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 50 Most Epic Deaths in Song
Joe Daly breaks down the 50 most epic deaths in song. Perfect for Monday coffee, long drives and 3 a.m. resin-soaked debates after the bars have all closed. Continue reading →
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Tagged 50 cent, ac/dc, amon amarth, Anathema, bad company, beastie boys, Bob Dylan, bob marley, bobaflex, body count, Bruce Springsteen, cannibal corpse, charlie daniels band, David Bowie, death, dethklok, dixie chicks, elmo and patsy, eminem, emmylou harris, gordon lightfoot, Guns N' Roses, hank williams, hipsters, ice-t, iron maiden, jim carroll, jim croce, jimi hendrix, Joe Daly, johnny cash, lists, louvin brothers, lyle lovett, machine head, Metallica, mojo nixon, monday rock city, Music, neil young, ol' 97s, peter himmelman, Pink Floyd, Queen, rancid, rod stewart, rolling stones, sex pistols, steve miller band, steve poltz, supersuckers, The Beatles, the clash, the Doors, tom jones, ugly kid joe
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Rock and Roll Coffee: The Revenge of Eddie Trunk
Music Editor Joe Daly brings Eddie Trunk back to discuss whether it’s possible to separate Ted Nugent’s politics from his music, which new band is poised to be the next Metallica and whether certain rock legends should consider hanging it up. Continue reading →
