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SUPER SLUDGE CLASSIC … Our ‘Famous Last Words’ column: 100 Amazing Quotes from Rock Stars Talking Smack (1999)

SUPER SLUDGE CLASSIC Our ‘Famous Last Words’ column: 100 Amazing Quotes from Rock Stars Talking Smack (1999) Celebrating 25+ years of Metal Sludge we are bringing you some choice posts from yesteryear. This “Famous Last Words” post below is the exact article we published on November 10th 1999 nearly 25 years earlier. It features Rock Stars talking smack in all forms, in interviews, on live radio and from the stage. We listed their quote and[…]

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METAL SLUDGE CLASSIC … ‘TWAZ DA NITE B4 X-MAS’ at Gerry Miller’s House in 1998

Taime “Sex’ Slaughter wrote this Christmas classic back in 1998, so we thought we’d dust it off once again for this Christmas Season. Wow… to say we were mean back in the day is an understatement. Oh well, we can’t erase the past. Life goes on. Metal Sludge proudly presents: TWAZ DA NITE B4 X-MASAt Scary Gerry Miller’s House   Twas the night B4 X-mas as I sat here alonenothing was ringing not even my[…]

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STICK IT … Great White’s Mark Kendall jabs at Jack Russell: “He plays a lot of clubs. We really don’t play clubs.”

STICK IT Great White’s Mark Kendall jabs at Jack Russell: “He plays a lot of clubs. We really don’t play clubs.”   Sleazeroxx — Great White guitarist Mark Kendall recently spoke to the White Line Fever podcast about the differences between Great White and Jack Russell’s Great White. Kendall stated (as transcribed by White Line Fever): “We police the (trade) mark because we own the Great Whitename but we wanted to compromise with Jack and give him a way to make a living,… And the only way we could think[…]

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CLASSIC SLUDGE … Tommy Lee playa hates us with a 2-word email (2001)

CLASSIC SLUDGE  Tommy Lee playa hates us with a 2-word email (2001)   In our continued celebration of  Twenty Years (1998-2018) at Metal Sludge we bring you some Thug Love. Earlier in the week we ran our original 20 Questions with Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee from 1999. So a few years had passed so we thought we’d dig in and see if T-Boner was down to do our REWIND interview. The content below, is[…]

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CLASSIC SLUDGE … Open Up & Say Sludge Wire November 3rd 1999

CLASSIC SLUDGE Open Up & Say Sludge Wire November 3rd 1999   Wow…what in the world were we thinking? The internet was in an infant stage and Metal Sludge was just starting out too. But during that first calendar year from September 1998 through late 1999 we uploaded several dozen Sludge Wire columns. As we continue to celebrate Twenty Years (1998-2018) of Metal Sludge, we give you these crazy-ass Sludge Wires from wayback. In a nutshell we would take various bits off the “news wire” from[…]

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TUFF Celebrates 30 year Anniversary (1985-2015) with vinyl release “Decadation”

GOT VINYL? TUFF Celebrates 30 year Anniversary (1985-2015) with vinyl release “Decadation” Los Angeles — Following suit with the vinyl craze Tuff will issue a limited edition 12″ platter in November titled “Decadation” through their own RLS Records. Tuff first formed in Phoenix Arizona in 1985, but made their biggest impact in Hollywood during the late 80’s. This first ever stateside vinyl release celebrates the exact time period that the Sunset Strip was on fire. The years 1988[…]

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SEBASTIAN BACH still blames RACHEL BOLAN for SKID ROW not reuniting

Metal Injection — Sebastian Bach in a candid interview about why Skid Row is avoiding a reunion with him, radio airplay, his appearance on Trailer Park Boys and Gilmore Girls and more. Some of what Metal Injection covers is bullet pointed below. * Touring the world since 1989 * The Skid Row union, and how the band was offered a half million dollars for 2 shows, but the offers were turned down * Says Rachel[…]

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SCOTT STAPP “I thought my family was involved in ISIS…I was out of my mind.”

 Rolling Stone  — The well-documented downward spiral Scott Stapp experienced at the end of 2014 was the result of a struggle with drug abuse and bipolar disorder, the Creed singer reveals in a new interview. Speaking to People, Stapp reveals that he’s “lucky to be alive” after his breakdown, and that after finally entering a dual diagnostic facility earlier this year, he’s once again healthy, sober and properly medicated. “I had a psychotic break that was brought[…]

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