Rock

Van Halen Member Disrespected Big Name On Last Tour

Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Eddie Van Halen were good friends which many people may have missed out on due to their past and their styles. It’s worth noting that blues-rock guitar style of Kenny Wayne Shepherd was different from Eddie Van Halen’s style. Music had been a central part of their life, but their different styles may have given the …

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Motley Crue’s Mick Mars Reveals Truth About Randy Rhoads

Mick Mars recently recalled seeing Randy Rhoads perform live with Quiet Riot, and argued that “no one” can replicate Eddie Van Halen‘s playing. It has been noted that the grounded team player, Mick Mars never displayed the flashy licks or trailblazing techniques that would earn him the reputation of an ’80s electric guitar patron saint like the two aforementioned legends, …

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Def Leppard Helped Motley Crue After Losing Member

Nikki Sixx recently gave an interview to 95.5 KLOS, where he talked about his experience touring with Def Leppard. During the interview, he explained how the band supported them while they were dealing with Mick Mars’ departure from the band. Nikki praised Def Leppard for being supportive and helping them through a difficult time. He said (via Rock Celebries): “It …

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Pete Townshend Drops The Who Retirement Bombshell

In the wake of The Who’s final orchestral tour date at the Sandringham Estate this summer, legendary guitarist and songwriter Pete Townshend is contemplating the band’s future. Wrapping up the tour marked the end of an era, but Townshend believes it shouldn’t signify the end of The Who’s journey. Now, he looks forward to a crucial discussion with frontman Roger …

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Metallica Bassist Defends St. Anger After Backlash

In a candid interview, Metallica’s bassist, Rob Trujillo, delves into the intriguing legacy of the band’s controversial eighth studio album, St. Anger. Released on June 5, 2003, the album garnered decent sales and achieved chart-topping success globally, yet faced substantial criticism from fans who found fault in its raw production and the absence of guitar solos. Trujillo, who joined the …

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Iron Maiden Singer Explains Death Of Rock

In a recent interview with Sweden’s Bandit Rock radio station, Iron Maiden’s iconic frontman, Bruce Dickinson, shared his insights on the dearth of emerging arena-level bands poised to inherit the mantle from the venerable giants of the past. As the old guard gradually treads towards retirement, Dickinson delved into the intricate dynamics of today’s music landscape, pointing fingers at the …

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Ann Wilson Drops Led Zeppelin Reunion Bombshell

Ann Wilson, the iconic voice behind Heart, shed light on her perspective regarding the ongoing speculation surrounding a Led Zeppelin reunion. In a noteworthy show of support, Wilson expressed admiration for Robert Plant’s steadfast commitment to preserving the legacy and integrity of the legendary rock band. Wilson acknowledged Led Zeppelin’s collective caution, emphasizing their collective effort to prevent the band …

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Tool Fans Fuel New Album Rumor With Grand Theft Auto

The recent revelation that Grand Theft Auto 6 is set to launch in 2025 has sparked a wave of humor among fans, particularly those who frequent the Tool subreddit. One user’s cheeky remark about the timing of a new Tool album versus the release of GTA 6 has become a meme in its own right, capturing the essence of the …

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Geddy Lee Opens Up About Neil Peart’s Final Months

In a recent interview with Craig Charles of BBC Radio 6 Music, Geddy Lee, the bassist/vocalist of the iconic rock band Rush, discussed the challenges of writing about the death of the band’s drummer, Neil Peart, in his memoir, “My Effin’ Life”. Lee acknowledged the difficulty of addressing Peart’s passing and expressed the need to be both discreet and honest …

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Pearl Jam Guitarist Explains Brilliance Of Jimi Hendrix

Speaking to Guitar World, Mike McCready, the guitarist for Pearl Jam, credits Stevie Ray Vaughan as a major influence on his musical career, particularly in understanding the playing style of his first guitar hero, Jimi Hendrix. McCready mentions that despite watching videos of Hendrix, it wasn’t until he saw Stevie Ray Vaughan perform live that he truly grasped Hendrix’s trademark …

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