Silent Jay

I couldn't be happier for Ron. Sons of Apollo is a great band to shine through.

I liked the bonus track.

Korn pretty much keep the nu-metal genre alive these days.

Korn is a 60s influenced surf rock band.

 Well done to Scotland. 

On 21/02/2018 at 8:01 PM, Towelie said:

Wtf?

Yeah man. 

http://www.silive.com/news/2018/02/sour_note_former_creed_singer.html

R.I.P. Stapp

http://www.silive.com/news/2018/02/sour_note_former_creed_singer.html

Add Think About You, You're Crazy, Dust N' Bones, 14 Years, Oh My God and If The World.

Drop Out Ta Get Me and My Michelle, Coma, Yesterdays, Madagascar and the covers.

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Nergal (Behemoth) : “Amazing day… got invited to see TOOL rehearse in their studio. Sat on a chair just a few feet in front of Danny’s drums, with Adam Jones on my right and Justin Chancellor on my left. Just before they started to rehearse, Andy turns over to me and says ‘you have to imagine what this will sound like with vocals later’ and then they were off, and it sounded so great!! Hypnotic stuff!! They played 5-6 songs from their upcoming album that the whole TOOL community have been waiting for a long time now. Big honor to be invited there at all. Supernice guys as well. After this we went to see Meshuggah in Hollywood, who did an amazing concert, totally ripping. And the same morning before all this, we passed by Steve Vai’s studio to give him some Ehrlund microphones to try out. What a day… Back to Sweden now. Thank you universe”

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Sebastian Bach : "How lucky am I? Spent yesterday getting my face melted by 3/4 of TOOL at the TOOL headquarters/ rehearsal studio. My very own private TOOL show, just missing the vocals!

"This is not just your average simple rock and roll music. This is progressive metal at its most atmospheric, and right when you get into a groovy trance, you get beat over the head with riffs so heavy it feels like a tool. Some tunes were so pummeling, it felt like I was getting a deep-tissue massage! In fact, they could call the record that. No song was shorter than seven minutes and some were 20 minutes long! Just my idea of how to spend the perfect day!

6 minutes ago, RussTCB said:

That's cool. I hadn't read that interview yet. Did you get a chance to listen to the podcast?

Not entirely no. I will have more time later in the week, probably.

Anyway I look at Sons of Apollo closely so I know more or less most of the stuff already.

It basically just meant Paul Tobias was working behind the scenes as a roadie.

Robin Finck literally lives in Twin Peaks.

Wolfgang Van Halen if the Van Halen reunion does in fact occur for one last time.

Other than that, Stinson over McKagan.

It's kinda cool Dizzy finally got this out. He's been talking about that thing for a long time, I think its all new songs, no The Air, no Silent Lite. But I get that he's more independent now financially.

I'm just going to leave this new interview here :

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"Jeff has that magical ability where he can hear the rhythm of the music and come up with a melody that no one would have thought of and is friendly to the ear.

"It's an approach all great lead singers have. I've seen it in everyone that I've worked with: Scott Weiland had it; Scott Stapp did; Axl of course, and definitely Jeff Scott Soto.

"They will take a song and add this whole new layer you never thought it could have. That's what makes them so great."

 

https://www.guitarworld.com/artists/psychotic-symphony-ron-bumblefoot-thal-discusses-new-supergroup-project-sons-of-apollo

This looks awesome.

The franchise keeps getting better n better as Tom Cruise gets older. He's unstoppable.

It's pretty hard to think that's Han Solo. You get Chewbacca out of the picture and it looks like something else.

I think the whole movie is kind of very unnecessary. Still I'm sure people will find it fine for what it is.

Of course it's happening.