Black Sabbath - “God Is Dead?”
Keep Moving Forward No Matter What
Joe Satriani talks about the making of Unstoppable Momentum
I’m such a sucker for this kind of stuff.
Black Sabbath - “God Is Dead?”
FAIL.
Of course I’m talking about me. She’s awesome.
Biters perform Cheap Trick’s “He’s A Whore”
The prequels were bad enough. Please don’t screw up Star Wars more for me, guys. Please?
Oh, and I want that stormtrooper rug.
Queens of the Stone Age perform “I Sat By The Ocean” on BBC’s Later… with Jools Holland
Queens of the Stone Age perform “My God Is The Sun” on BBC’s Later… with Jools Holland
Joe Satriani talks about the making of Unstoppable Momentum
I’m such a sucker for this kind of stuff.
Here’s a somewhat decent, sometimes blurry, side-of-the-stage-perspective clip of Eureka Machines performing “Affluenza” at the Brudenell Social in Leeds on May 11.
Michael Monroe - “Ballad of the Lower East Side”
Eureka Machines performing “Zero Hero” at the Exchange Arts Centre on April 12, 2013
A Guitar Lesson with Eureka Machines’ Chris Catalyst - “Zero Hero”
Queen performs a revved up version of “We Will Rock You” at England’s Milton Keynes Bowl on the Hot Space Tour in 1982.
This is the same “fast” version that kicks off Live Killers and one that the band used as a show opener during the late 1970s through the early 1980s. According to (the mostly reliable) Wikipedia, a studio recording of this version exists as part of a live studio performance for John Peel’s BBC Radio 1 show in 1977.
dUg Pinnick - “That Great Big Thing”
I’m not the biggest fan of dUg (Doug) Pinnick’s solo work—I much prefer him in a band context—or of the how-low-can-you-go down-tuning, but I gotta give him props. The guy is 62, he has one of the best voices in rock ‘n’ roll, his bass tone is impeccable, and he’s still out there banging away at a music career when a lot of other folks would have thrown in the towel. And if nothing else, he knows how to write a good groove.
Pinnick’s latest solo album Naked hit the shelves today—physical, virtual, digital, or otherwise—so if you’re into his brand of funky, groovy, rock, go grab it at Amazon or iTunes. It’s also streaming on Spotify if you want to try before you buy.
Queens of the Stone Age - “I Appear Missing”
Here’s another taste of the upcoming Queens of the Stone Age album …Like Clockwork.
Pinnick Gales Pridgen - “Collateral Damage” (Pinnick Gales Pridgen, 2013)
Here’s the latest from the Pinnick Gales Pridgen project’s self-titled debut released back in February. I really like the groove and the heavy, start-stop riff, but I think I would much prefer the song if Pinnick were singing lead instead of Eric Gales.
I mean how do you have Doug f*ing Pinnick in the room AND not have Doug f*ing Pinnick sing lead on that sh*t? I mean, he’s right there. Right there. Playing bass and barely singing. Doug Pinnick1.
