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George Lynch - Guitars At The End Of The World (2023) Lynch delivers a follow-up to his excellent instrumental album Seamless from 2021, taking a similar stylistic approach but offering cleaner production. The Knowing - Ethereal synths and a gentle but insistent beat eventually welcome some...

George Lynch & Jeff Pilson - Heavy Hitters II (2023) Three years after their original collection of heavied-up covers of pop, rock, and soul songs, former Dokken cohorts George Lynch and Jeff Pilson deliver another set of covers in a similar vein, plus one original Christmas song, this time...

Sweet & Lynch - Heart & Sacrifice (2023) After a 6 year hiatus, Michael Sweet of Stryper rejoins George Lynch for a third album of hard rock anthems, this time with a somewhat darker and heavier tone. Heart & Sacrifice - A heavy, driving riff with bright elements propels this song forward...

The Banishment - Machine And Bone (2023) George Lynch tries his hand at applying more nuanced guitar playing to industrial music by teaming up with sequencer Joe Haze and vocalist Devix Szell, along with a few guest vocalists. Reaction - Plaintive, heavily processed guitars break into a more...

Blood Star - First Sighting (2023) The first full-length album from Visigoth guitarist Jamison Palmer’s new project is a quick blast of traditional hard rock and metal with husky female vocals. All For Nothing - Uptempo riffage breaks into a driving verse with an appealing vocal melody. The...

Preachers Of The Night is probably still the best album from Powerwolf’s later power metal style. Worth a listen if you haven’t heard it.

The relatives of the hostages that have been returned would likely say yes. And it’s entirely possible to praise one thing a person does while condemning the rest, but this appears to be an indigestible concept for you.

Nope. Not happy, but at least more tolerant of the concept overall. Yep. And of Hamas rounding up and shooting non-loyalists. All the more reason to get third-party peacekeepers in there ASAP. Now that the live hostages have all been returned, that becomes possible.

Not surprising. I’m neither of those things. So, basically, you have no other answer, but you’re unable to walk and chew gum at the same time by acknowledging that Trump accomplished something here while still being a piece of shit overall. This is actually a good litmus test for one’s own...

Hilarious. You think the people who want to drive Israel into the sea would just shrug their shoulders and give back all the hostages if Israel unilaterally gave up? You have a shockingly high opinion of Hamas. That’s also not a realistic scenario because after October 7 Israel would never...

Feel free to explain a realistic alternate scenario that would have freed all the hostages and ended the fighting without involving Trump, then.

Yep. Trump is awful, but he got the hostages out for Israel and helped to get the right countries together to potentially rebuild Gaza for the better, and he deserves to be praised for that.

My thoughts on the song.

The running joke is that Nicko’s favorite is always the most recent one, because that’s what he always declares to the press. So, Senjutsu. Adrian has often said Somewhere In Time was the most creatively satisfying for him because he got so many of his ideas for songs and sounds onto it, and...

Wow. Just…wow. :oops: EDIT: I say this because these two songs are in my personal top 5 Maiden songs.

Not including Blaze-era songs: 5. Gangland (4/10) 4. Iron Maiden (4/10) 3. Childhood’s End (4/10) 2. Mother Of Mercy (4/10) 1. Weekend Warrior (3/10) Including Blaze-era songs: 5. The Clansman (4/10) 4. Don't Look To The Eyes Of A Stranger (4/10) 3. Weekend Warrior (3/10) 2. Look For The...

Very easy votes for PRR and Rush here.

For some reason I read this as “Risk” instead of “Rust”, which made it land very differently!

Didn’t know about the holding company, thanks for the correction.

Someone already posted a link showing that Nicko is no longer a member of the Iron Maiden corporation. He’s out, out, out. Don’t cling to false hopes.