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Tag Archives: Dee Snider
CACTUS Erect A Second Temple To Past Glories
January 26, 2026
It’s been about two years since gathered a massive flock of his friends and followers for a to one of the bands the legendary drummer drove to success decades ago, and now CACTUS are ready to deliver another chapter of … Continue reading
CACTUS Build A Temple To Themselves – With Stellar Guests
April 7, 2024
When calls, one doesn’t keep him hanging on, one says yes: that much had been known way before the legendary drummer’s “Guitar Zeus” albums gathered the best players in the land – his reputation from the prog-prototyping start of VANILLA … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Billy Sheehan, Bob Daisley, Bumblefoot, Cactus, Carmine Appice, Dee Snider, Doug Aldrich, Doug Pinnick, Fernando Perdomo, Jim McCarty (US), Joe Bonamassa, Marco Mendoza, Mark Stein, Pat Travers, Phil Soussan, Randy Jackson, Randy Pratt, Rudy Sarzo, Steve Stevens, Ted Nugent, Tony Franklin, Ty Tabor, Vernon Reid, Warren Haynes
Walter Trout Calls Dee Snider And Beth Hart To Snarl At The World
December 26, 2023
By his own admission, Walter Trout has always tried to convey positive messages through his music – which somehow went against the grain of the gist of what the blues are about: bemoaning affairs of the heart as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged Beth Hart, Dee Snider, Walter Trout
Homage To Leslie West Is Up For Release
November 12, 2021
Other guitarists may rarely name Leslie West as their hero, but the Great Fatsby’s influence is immense, and there’s hardly a classic rocker whose ears weren’t pricked at one point or another by the steamroller sounds of “Mississippi Queen” or … Continue reading
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Tagged Dee Snider, Elliot Easton, George Lynch, Joe Lynn Turner, Leslie West, Martin Barre, Marty Friedman, Mike Portnoy, Randy Bachman, Robby Krieger, Ronnie Romero, Rudy Sarzo, Slash, Steve Morse, Zakk Wylde
TELERGY – The Legend Of Goody Cole
March 10, 2014
Telergymusic 2013 Bewitching story with a heavy plot and and heavy guests leaves no ghost unturned – and leaves much to imagination. One of the first British colonists in America, Eunice Cole became a victim of the Olde World prejudices: … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Dee Snider, Nik Turner, power metal, prog rock, Ryo Okumoto, Telergy, Ty Tabor
