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He probably did, as he should! But also Dave has always had a pretty decent lisp and he's getting up there in years. I'll bet they all had a couple before the premiere. Shit, Janick just stayed put and had a couple more instead of going.

Back when I was first getting into the band I called him "round-faced happy cartoon man."

He's gotta spend some time learning how to be more than just a pub drummer, after all.

Hey now, leave Janick alone!

I agree!

Guys, I love Nicko and I do think that his drumming uniquely contributed to Maiden's sonic approach and songwriting. I don't think anyone other than Nicko could have been as good of a drummer for the band for the way that Steve wrote those songs. But let's not pretend that the drumming on...

I’m pretty sure BNW was individually tracked with plenty of overdubs. Hence why it sounds better than every album since.

https://blabbermouth.net/news/bruce-dickinson-on-his-next-solo-album-we-did-16-tracks-in-21-days-all-100-percent-live Well...I'm...hmm...please define "live" Bruce. I am entirely skeptical of a completely live album (vocals and all) of new material.

Very weird. If you use just Ticketmaster it IS sold out. This is what I see for 3/16: But if you look on Axs, still plenty of tickets that don’t appear to be resale. Odd.

Russell Allen (Symphony X) once told me how the first time he met Bruce he was all excited and fanboying and Bruce just told him he was pissed at him because he wanted to sing Dawn of a Million Souls but Russell got it instead. I think Bruce was supposed to sing it, but maybe that's the demo...

Jack White plays wherever he wants because he chooses to. He has stated that he prefers small gigs for the energy. And he sells out all of those shows. Where do you live? I'll use the latest data from Chicago, since it is my home market. Jack White's most recent (and upcoming) tours: 7.24.26...

Artists like Bruce Springsteen, Jack White, Pearl Jam and Metallica make at least 10x more money per gig than Priest. And that’s being radically conservative.

A live album requires equipment rental, mixing/mastering, overdubs, extra studio time, etc. etc. A compilation just needs art (even this crappy art) and a PR push.

1. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son The most consistent, strongest album they released until the reunion. Atmosphere for days. 2. Powerslave The bookends are some of their absolute best material ever, but there's a reason it's called fillerslave. 3. Piece of Mind Amazing start, amazing middle...

Q&A from Monsters of Rock cruise Bad sound, but a fun interview. Some interesting tidbits: Russell confirms that his favorite singer of all time is Dio. When Russell joined the band before The Damnation Game, he had to audition over the phone, a cappella, for the Japanese label to agree to...

probably just my blue hair dye seeping into my NPR-rotted brain

lol he's so many steps ahead of us what an ultimate genius

Copy/paste that failed the edit stage, lol. It has now been edited.

It's back for one more go in the ring! Mike LePond's Bass-tacular Metal Rodeo, Part 3! Ross the Boss - By Blood Sworn (2018) Former Manowar axeman Ross The Boss recruits LePond for this collection of schlocky, woefully uninspired “classic” metal. Most of this toes the line somewhere between...

Yes, because Conservative Americans are widely recognized for their pristine health. Every Karen McMAGA can completely bleach their shitty crop-cut, but don't you damn libtards dare use a non-traditional color in your hair! It offends me as a man who objectifies you!