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R.I.P. Joey Jordison – 4/26/75 – 7/26/21

One of the greatest percussionists in all of rock and metal passed away recently. Joey Jordison/#1, the man who stepped mainstream metal drumming up to heights unknown, died as the young age of 46.

Hard Rock Anniversary – 7/25/1980 – AC/DC Explode With Back in Black

It’s one of the biggest selling albums of all time. As in top five best selling albums of all time. It represents the true, raw power of pure rock n roll better than almost any album. It’s spirit, it’s drive, it’s legacy. This is AC/DC’s ‘Back in Black.’

Iron Maiden Debut New Single, Announce New Album, New Eddie

Well, after months of teasing the metal masses. Iron Maiden have delivered once again. By dropping the new single, ‘The Writing On The Wall.’ Announcing a new album, ‘Senjustu.’ And debuting a new, totally kick ass Eddie.

Dream Theater – A Dramatic Tour of Events Soundboard Album Review

Starting in 2021 Dream Theater have been giving their hardcore fans little release treats. Entitled the ‘Lost Not Forgotten Archives,’ these releases focus on rare, never released archival material. Such as the instrumental version of the entire ‘Train of Thought’ album. Or the already released ‘Images and Words: Live in Tokyo.’ But the strongest release so far is the new soundboard recordings from the ‘Dramatic Tour of Events.’

R.I.P. Jeff LaBar – 3/18/63-7/14/21

Jeff LaBar, lead guitarist of the legendary band Cinderella, has passed away at the age of 58. His son, Sebastian, was the first to break the news. With a collage of his father and following statement.

Deep Cuts – Aerosmith

When it comes to discographies of bands like Aerosmith, we’re talking about nearly 50 years of material. In just two short years, it will have been 50 years since the release of Aerosmith’s eponymous debut. And since then they’ve released fifteen studio albums, seven official live albums, countless greatest hits collections and a few box sets. It’s astonishing how much consistently excellent all their records really are. Even 1982’s ‘Rock In a Hard Place.’ The one album without the original line up. And as many hits as they’ve had over the years, they’ve had even more killer deep cuts. Tracks that are known to the fans. Some of which should have never gotten lost in the shuffle. Here’s a look at the top ten best Aerosmith deep cuts.