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🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2024-01-03



Former KISS Guitarist BRUCE KULICK Could 'Finally' Get Around To Writing His Memoir: 'I Think I Have A Great Story To Tell'

blabbermouth.net/news/former-k

🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-11-17



ERIC CLAPTON's Iconic 'The Fool' Guitar Sells For $1.27 Million

blabbermouth.net/news/eric-cla




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2023-11-12

On this date in 1979, the band Marshmallow Suicide Dream released their first album, “Other People’s Music,” in which they took discarded pieces of audio tape left by other artists on the studio cutting room floor and spliced them together to create a disjointed track of sound that critics called “Awful.” When they played live, MSD never made any of their own sound - they just passed the microphones around and poked the audience members with sharp utensils.

A photograph of five male presenting people sitting behind a basic drumset. The people are wearing white dress shirts and in one case a tie. They are each wearing a full head covering that looks like a big pink and white marshmallow with black eyes. On top of the marshmallow head gear is a mysterious antenna with a piece of fluff on top.
🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-07-05



MICK MARS Doesn't Want To Talk To His MÖTLEY CRÜE Bandmates Ever Again: 'I Think All Of Us Would Be Okay With That'
Rolling Stone magazine has shared a few outtakes from its feature article with MÖTLEY CRÜE guitarist Mick Mars, based on an interview that was conducted in early May in Mick's hometown of Nashville, ...

blabbermouth.net/news/mick-mar









🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-04-12



Fat Mike talks Punk Rock Museum, end of NOFX, Green Day coming around, and more
Fat Mike also discussed the NOFX song he originally wrote for blink-182, gave his opinion on when punk truly started, had some words for Live Nation, and more on the BV podcast...

brooklynvegan.com/fat-mike-tal

ChatGPT making things up about the article: This article covers an interview with Fat Mike, bassist of the punk rock band NoFX, who is talking about his upcoming plans. He is currently working on a punk rock museum and the end of the band NoFX, which will coincide with the 30th anniversary of his debut album. He also discussed a potential collaboration with Green Day and his thoughts on what punk rock means today.
🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-03-27



Geddy Lee & Neil Peart Weren't Happy w/Alex Lifeson's Rock Hall Speech
Alex Lifeson gave one of the most memorable Rock Hall induction speeches ever. Unfortunately, his bandmates weren't fond of it.

wrif.com/2023/03/23/alex-lifes

ChatGPT making things up about the article: In this article, Alex Lifeson talks about his induction ceremony into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2021. He mentions that Geddy Lee and Neil Peart weren't able to join him in person due to their health issues. He emotionally talks about the excitement he felt receiving the honor in the absence of his two dear friends, with whom he has shared years of music and friendship. He also paid tribute to them in his speech, saying "Geddy and Neil, I wish you were up there with me because you deserve it as much as I do".
🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-03-13



DEEP PURPLE Members Look Back On "Pretty Hostile" Police Situation While Recording "Smoke On The Water" - "They Were Outside Hammering And Taking Out Their Guns," Says RITCHIE BLACKMORE
The making of Deep Purple's classic album, Machine Head, is the cover feature of the new issue of Classic Rock magazine. Says Classic Rock:...

bravewords.com/news/deep-purpl

ChatGPT making things up about the article: This article recounts how Deep Purple experienced a "pretty hostile police situation" while recording their iconic song "Smoke on the Water". During the recording, the members of Deep Purple reportedly heard the sound of hammering coming from outside, as well as heard police officers taking out their guns. Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore was quoted as saying that they were in a "pretty hostile police situation", likely referring to the police possibly monitoring the situation.
🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-03-02



Led Zeppelin: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant's 'No Quarter' Was the Ultimate Slap in the Face to John Paul Jones
By ignoring him and naming the project after his song, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant's 'No Quarter' was a slap in the face to John Paul Jones.

cheatsheet.com/entertainment/l

ChatGPT Summary: This article from the Cheat Sheet gives an overview of Led Zeppelin, one of the greatest rock bands of all time. It talks about the band's members and their influence on the rock music scene. It also looks at their classic 1973 album, No Quarter, and how it is considered one of their best works to date. Finally, it focuses on the band’s bass and keyboard player, John Paul Jones, and how he was instrumental in the making of No Quarter.
🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-02-28



THE WHO's ROGER DALTREY Tells SAMMY HAGAR About The Time He Swallowed A Nail; Video
In the video below from AXS TV, The Who singer Roger Daltrey tells the crazy story of how he swallowed a nail when he was young and the effect that it has had on his body. Watch as Sammy Hagar sits down with one of his rock heroes, Roger Daltrey...

bravewords.com/news/the-who-s-

ChatGPT Summary: In this article, Roger Daltrey of the band The Who recounts a bizarre story to Sammy Hagar. While visiting a building industry in the late 1960s, he accidentally swallowed a nail and thought he was going to die. Despite the initial shock, he experienced no long-term consequences and was soon able to laugh at the situation. The article is a lighthearted look at a strange encounter in Roger's life.
🤘 The Metal Dog 🤘TheMetalDog
2023-02-02



While in his pomp, few could match the volatile nature of Ozzy Osbourne. He was the embodiment of rock 'n' roll.

americansongwriter.com/top-5-w

This article focuses on the five wildest touring moments of Ozzy Osbourne, a legendary rock singer and songwriter. The moments discussed include a show where he bit the head off a live bat, getting arrested in Kansas City, being booed off stage at the 1978 US Festival, being banned in San Antonio, and avoiding jail time in Sweden. Each moment is described in detail, providing insight into Osbourne's larger-than-life career.
thegirlcanthelpitthegirlcanthelpit@mastodon.world
2022-12-28

(1) Rewatched #andywarholdiaries with my daughter, who at 31 likes #rockandrollhistory and wants to learn about her parents’ participation. Comments here about Andy, only: @jessicabeck is a wonderful scholar who leads with her heart: and if she could, I think she would downplay the early, hugely successful “commercial” art. It was weird for about a minute. What is said about Andy, and what I think is most true, is that Andy himself was his most compelling work.

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