People often forget how melodic Gene was especially on Kiss’s 70’s stuff. He often played lines that were independent of what the guitars were doing. – Kevin Dudley
Category Archives: Music
The Levitating Turntable – What Magic Is This?
Behold, the magical levitating turntable…
Maglev Audio – https://www.maglevaudio.com/
Vinyl Record Pickups Oct 2018 – 20+ Albums
List of MUSIC SHOWN:
Conker’s Bad Fur Day Original Soundtrack
Metal Allegiance Vol II: Power Drunk Majesty
Dead Cells Soundtrack
Death Angel – Act III
Profondo Rosso Original Soundtrack
Amorphis – Queen of Time
Suicidal Tendencies – Join the Army
Megadeth – Killing is my Business and Business is Good (FINAL KILL)
Pigface – Gub
Rob Zombie – Hellbilly Deluxe
Kane Roberts
Kissin’ Dynamite – Ecstasy
Spesh – Famous World
Prong – Cleansing
RRR 500 – Various 500 Lock-Grooves
Khemmis – Desolation
Uncle Acid – The Night Creeper
Ghost – Prequelle
KISS – Psycho Circus
Full Toilet – I disagree
Atari – Yar’s Revenge / Asteroids / Missile Command – Kid Stuff
Troy: http://www.kexp.org
Remember CEREAL BOX Records?
I really want that KISS Krunch one now!!! LOL
DIEMONDS – OUR SONG – OFFICIAL VIDEO
OUR SONG taken from DIEMONDS
Directed by: Skye Sweetnam
Where are the vinyl reissues??? Classic hard rock/metal albums MIA
Let me get this straight. I can buy a #vinyl reissue of Whip Cream and Other Delights, but not Ozzy Osbourne’s No More Tears? Or Van Halen’s Balance? Here are some classic hard rock and metal albums in desperate need of a vinyl reissue.
Game Soundtracks – 5 Hidden Gems
SOUNDTRACKS Mentioned:
The Great Giana Sisters (C64)
Pictionary (NES)
Celeste (Steam/PS4/XBOX One/Switch)
Jamestown+ (Steam/PS4)
Bastion (Steam/PS4/XBOX One/Switch)
New exhibit features never-before-seen photos from Seattle’s grunge scene – KING 5 Evening
Photographer Paul Hernandez developed old negatives of Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam and others for his retrospective Star Gazing.
Backspin: Sebastian Bach on ‘Skid Row’ & ‘Slave to the Grind’
The ex-Skid Row frontman talks about his band’s landmark debut album and how “I Remember You” almost didn’t make the cut.
The ex-Skid Row frontman talks about getting heavier on their sophomore effort and being the first metal band to debut at No. 1.