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Metal Sludge — Never one to mince words about his former band, Sebastian Bach has taken another shot at Skid Row. A fan on Twitter shared a question to fellow Tweeters asking: “Who are bands that no longer exist that you’ve seen live?” The fan answered his own question with: “The Clash. The Smiths. R.E.M.. Oasis. The Police. The Replacements.
Metal Sludge — In the hours following the passing of the great Frankie Banali a host of musicians have paid tribute. A man of few words, especially via social media, W.A.S.P. frontman Blackie Lawess has written about his 45 year friendship with Banali. Lawless paints an awesome story for the reader, and gives a glimpse into his friendship with the
Metal Sludge — Sadly we are reporting that Frankie Banali has died. Banali passed away last night (Thursday, August 20) at 7:18 p.m. in Los Angeles surrounded by his wife and daughter. Banali has been battling pancreatic cancer since being diagnosed in the spring of 2019. Banali, 68, has been the foundation of Quiet Riot since their breakthrough ‘Metal Health’
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Blabbernouth — In a behind-the-scenes clip from his recent appearance on SiriusXM‘s “Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk”, TWISTED SISTER frontman Dee Snider ranted to host Eddie Trunk about the term “hair metal” and the categorization of music in general. Dee said (see video below): “The term ‘heavy metal’ — I was there, dude — was a derogatory title, assigned to hard rock of a certain type by arrogant, condescending
