Eclipse – Paradigm
Eclipse – Monumentum
Joe Satriani – Shapeshifting
Cane Hill – Smile
Cane Hill – Too Far Gone
Ayreon – Electric Castle Live
Testament – Titans of Creation
Porcupine Tree – Lightbulb Sun
Porcupine Tree – In Absentia
Porcupine Tree – Deadwing
Accept – Balls to the Wall
H.E.A.T – II
Stone Temple Pilots – Purple 25th Anniversary Super Deluxe Bundle
Stone Temple Pilots – Perdida
Stryper – Even the Devil Believes
Mother F—king Earthbound
Killing Floor 2
Castlevania – The Adventure Rebirth
Lifeforce
Vectormania
Glover Original Soundtrack
fudge Official – Watch our brand new Music Video “The Summoning”. Please share it and let us know how you liked it! Follow us and stay tuned for our upcoming Album “Dust To Come” – https://fudge-official.com/order
Van Halen released 13 singles in Japan between 1978 and 1984 that are collected in a new 7” vinyl set from Rhino. Each replica single features the original sleeve artwork and comes housed in a cigarette-style box. Two versions of THE JAPANESE SINGLES 1978-1984 are available: a black vinyl version and a limited edition version of 750 copies on red vinyl, which is available now at Rhino.com. AMAZON: https://amzn.to/2X0Qq33 (affiliate)
EDIT: This video was originally released on Patreon a year ago, but I decided to share it here as a tribute to the mighty Eddie Van Halen who recently passed away. I was a massive fan of his music and he will be greatly missed.
The Prog Report – Legendary Dream Theater guitarist John Petrucci joins host Roie Avin to talk about his new solo album Terminal Velocity, working with Mike Portnoy again, and more. Terminal Velocity is out on streaming services on Aug 28th, and CD/Vinyl on Oct. 30th. Pre-order here: https://orcd.co/TerminalVelocity
maromaro1337 – Woah! This one was a blast! Yeah, it was hard, especially the 12/8 rhythm. It’s challenging on guitar to say the least but the Stylophone makes it 2 times harder. The Solo was also a pain in the butt. The Stylophone glitches on the fast runs and plays some strange notes (especially the second fast run)! Dimebag was just too fast and precise for this instrument! I loved Rex’s bass part here. He plays a similar part as the guitar, but add’s depth, and plays some head crushing chords. It’s a feast for all us musical freaks.
Gear: Guitars and Bass was played simultaneously on two Stylophones S1 (left tuned to A, right tuned to D). The Solo was played on Stylophones tuned to G# and C# Vocals were tuned to A, and backing vocals were tuned to D Stylophone Beatbox – tuned to D (on the hi-hat)
Channel 33 RPM – Earlier this summer I did a purge of my record collection (about 150 records I wasn’t listening to). I want to tell you about that experience, what I learned, what I did with the money, and maybe provide some food for thought.
A heavy metal podcast, and in depth discussion by fans, for fans. From old school thrash metal, to modern djent, and deathcore. Underground and mainstream. Hardcore, metalcore, and everywhere in between. Every time we record, your hosts bring everything to the table. Each band has a story to tell with their music. New episodes released every week featuring a new band, and occasional interviews.
Roger Waters – Social distancing is a necessary evil in Covid world. Watching “Mother” reminds me just how irreplaceable the joy of being in a band is.
The Prince Estate, in partnership with YouTube, will host a three-day streaming event of Prince and the Revolution: Live, a historic concert captured at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, NY on March 30, 1985.
Prince and the Revolution: Live showcases Prince and his iconic band at the peak of their Purple Rain Tour, and was the first live concert footage that Prince officially released as both a television broadcast and home video. The audio from the concert has been remastered by longtime Prince mastering engineer Bernie Grundman, and will be available officially in digital format for the first time across all streaming and download partners on Friday, 15 May.
