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  1. New song 'I'm With You' (Avril Lavigne cover).
  2. From rockposer.com: Swedish singer extraordinaire Rick Altzi has announced a new solo album which is entitled ‘All Eyes On Me‘. Its release date is scheduled for a release in early 2022 via the artist’s own label RA Music. The first advance single out of four in total, ‘Point Of No Return‘, will be unleashed on March 26th, 2021 on all digital platforms in English and in Spanish, and be followed by three more advance singles and one EP later in the year. The line-up on this track is compound by some of the finest contemporary Melodic Rock/ Hard Rock musicians and song-writers, i.e. Rick Altzi(lead & backing Vocals), Peter Alpenborg (rhythm guitars & keyboards), Nalle Påhlsson (bass),Kevin Kott (drums), Olaf Lenk (lead guitar), Ulrick Lönnqvist (backing vocals), Victor Ohlsson(backing vocals) and Teresia Svensson (backing vocals). About the artist: Rick Altzi is an artist from Helsingborg, Sweden who started to play bass at the age of 14. He was a member in various tribute and original bands until 2004 and switched over to the microphone in 2005. His first album as vocalist saw the light of day in the year 2007 with the band At Vance. Since then, he has worked with a lot of outstanding musicians from bands such as Helloween, Accept, King Diamond, Pain Of Salvation, etc.. In 2020, Rick Altzi started to work on his first solo album under the moniker of ALTZI. Rick Altzi also is writing and recording with the bands Masterplan, Gathering Of Kings and Herman Frank. altzi.se www.facebook.com/ALTZIMUSIC
  3. Well they've been together since 1989 so I don't think they will implode now
  4. Press release: New single SECRET MOTIVE MAN, taken from the upcoming album MILES FROM NOWHERE to be released on November 26, 2021. From bandcamp.com: Jonas Lindberg & The Other Side is a progressive rock project from Stockholm, Sweden. The band was founded in 2012 by bassplayer and producer Jonas Lindberg and is featuring some very talented friends and musicians. Musicians: Jonas Lindberg - bass, keyboards, guitars & backing vocals with: Jonas Sundqvist - lead vocals Jenny Storm - backing vocals Jonathan Lundberg - drums Calle Stålenbring - lead guitar Nicklas Thelin - mando guitar & 12 str. electric guitar Maria Olsson - percussion www.lindbergmusic.com www.facebook.com/jonaslindbergotherside
  5. This is funny as hell...and also true
  6. From Escape Music: Release date: 22nd October 2021 Chris Ousey - Lead Vocals Mike Slamer – Guitars and Keyboards (Steve Walsh / The City Boys / Street) Barish Kepic – Guitar and keyboards (Jaded Heart) Ged Rylands – keyboards (Ten / Rage Of Angels / Tyketto) Wayne Banks – Bass (Saxon / Brazen Abbot / Roin Gibb) David Anthony – Drums (Dennis DeYoung) Produced: Chris Ousey and Khalil Turk Co Produced, Production Directions and Mixed by Mike Slamer Mastered by Steve Mann (Michael Schenker / Lionheart) Chris Ousey has had an excellent singing career that goes way back to the times of “Monroe” and “Virginia Wolf” and along the way we have had “The Distance”, “Ozone” and “Snakecharmer” but he will always be known for the much loved “Heartland”. He is nicknamed “The man with the golden tonsils” and that is a fine accolade indeed for he has earned it. His effortless vocal range has gained him a top spot in the world of classic UK hard rock. Heartland was formed in 1990 by Chris Ousey and Gary Sharpe and Steve Morris joined in 1995 when Heartland III was released (the first release for Escape Music). Steve has been in the band since then right up the 2007 release “Mind Your head”. “Into the Future” marks a new era for Heartland, their brand-new release and a fantastic new line up with Chris’s vocals still showing no signs of tiring! This marks their 10th Studio album, a milestone indeed Here we have an album that reflects the prowess of all the musicians involved on this album, featuring the fantastic Mike Slamer (City Boy / Streets / Seventh Key / Steelhouse Lane) and Ged Rylands (Ten / Rage of Angels / Tyketto) along with the seasoned Barish Kepic, Wayne Banks and David Anthony. “Into the Future” is typically Heartland, the style is immediately recognised yet there is a fresh, vibrant feel that gives the fans something new. The song “Foreign Land” has already had an airing (Escape-Music.com) and is a typical song from the album, this is what melodic rock is all about!
  7. From Escape Music: Danny Danzi is an American musician, who is also well known as a producer, recording and mastering engineer. Danny gained a good following in the late 1990’s when he released “Somewhere lost in time” and appearances at shows like “The Gods” in the UK help cement that following where Danny excelled at engaging the audience. He followed up with a second release in 2003 entitled “Danziland” (appropriately named after his company). This was a much-loved release and it brought to light the immense talent this man has. Some 18 years later and Danny is back with a new recording “Tribulations” which is his best work to date. This particular recording has been 10 years in the making and is a concept album based on the life and challenges of Danny, drummer Guy DeFalco and bassist Joe DeFalco. The new material blends the music of today with groove orientated riffs, catchy melodies and intense guitar work. These new recordings showcase a wider variety of style and raise the bar in relation to the performance, composition and overall musicianship. The songs are written and arranged by Danny, Joe and Guy. Vocals and instruments are by Danny as well as the recording, mixing, producing and mastering. This is one album to look forward to in 2021 Release date: 24th September 2021 Catalogue No: ESM357 Track list: 1. Accountable (4:51) 2. Don’t (4:57) 3. Frozen in Time (6:46) 4. Carry me Back (4:36) 5. It is what it is (3:32) 6. American Dream 7. Cold, Hard & Dangerous (4:40) 8. Broken (5:18) 9. Hangin’ On (5:41) 10. Restitution (5:18) 11. Where do we go (4:18) 12. Shameless (4:36) 13. Help me out (4:18) 14. Arms wide open (7:01) 15. Forever (5:53)
  8. And there you have it. Some people here thinks the situation couldn't have been handled better. We don't know what the Trump deal was, maybe he had a plan to evacuate the people in May. Even if he hadn't, he would've listen to the experts and gone in guns blazin'. I'm not saying he would have but he could have. He has the courage to do so if needed in comparison of this weak administration right now. The Biden administration, in the first week in office, revised or cancel pretty much everything Trump had done. I bet they completely ignored the Trump deal 'cause if the withdrawal was to be a success, Trump would have been praised for it. And we all know Pelosi and the rest of the clowns wouldn't want that. However the outcome would have been the same, the Taliban gaining control of Afghanistan, but the innocent people would be out of there. If it was a right decision to withdraw the troops or not, that's another question. So if you don't think this was a complete clusterfuck by this current administration, you can go f**k yourself. And for your information, this president won't serve his four-year term to the end. There will be some excuse for him to step down (probably health issue) and the even worse clown Harris will take over. Oh Lord. You can thank me later...
  9. New song 'The Alien' taken from the new album (out October 22) Not a big fan of Dream Theater myself. From nuclearblast.de: The 15th studio album from the Grammy-nominated, million-selling legends of progressive music. Seven tracks & 70 minutes of brand new music, produced by John Petrucci and mixed by Andy Sneap. Limited Deluxe Box Set incl. double vinyl (180g bright gold vinyl, exclusive gatefold sleeve), limited double CD plus Blu-ray in a lush artbook, slipmat, beanie, enamel keychain, poster, eight artcards & certificate of authenticity in lift-off lid box. Even after hundreds of shows, 15 million records sold, two GRAMMY® Award nominations, and almost four decades together, DREAM THEATER continue to look ahead. Their collective gaze never wavers from the future. Instead, the progressive metal trailblazers - James LaBrie (Vocals), John Petrucci (Guitars), Jordan Rudess (Keyboards), John Myung (Bass), and Mike Mangini (Drums) - consistently explore uncharted territory with the same spirit of sonic adventurousness. On their fifteenth album, A View from the Top of the World, the New York quintet rush forward at full speed again with seven tracks equally steeped in articulate arrangements, groove-laden guitars, and skyscraping melodies. dreamtheater.net facebook.com/dreamtheater
  10. New song 'Show Me'. Nice one. Tracklisting: 1. Ive Got The Power2. Show Me3. Straight Through The Heart4. Once We Were One5. Hell Fire Burn6. Now Is The Time7. Sail Away8. Our Love
  11. The new album 'Kids In A Ghost Town' out October 22.
  12. That was an emotional speech by this war veteran. Even I got a bit emotional. Riveting stuff. US: Your country need more people like this. Hell, the world need more people like this. I'm living in this quiet part of the world and I really can't comprehend what's happening in Afghanistan right now. As a matter of fact, in US also.
  13. The Truth. The longer version:
  14. New song 'Fantastic Fanatic'.
  15. New EP (hopefully not his last release) out October 1st. Press release: On the heels of his well received solo album "One Shot", Danish vocalist Ronnie Atkins (Pretty Maids, Nordic Union) has announced the upcoming release of a new EP, "4 More Shots (The Acoustics)" on October 1, 2021. The EP consists of one unreleased studio track, 'Carry Me Over' and three acoustic tracks. All three acoustic tracks, 'When Dreams Are Not Enough', 'Picture Yourself', and 'Real', have original studio versions that appear on "One Shot". Additionally, the EP contains a special bonus track, 'One Shot' (Orchestra Version) that was originally available as a bonus track in Japan with the album "One Shot". “'Carry Me Over” was in fact the first song I wrote after I was told my cancer was back in March 2020. It was written when I hit rock bottom mentally and emotionally and in a very hopeless and frustrating period of time in my life. That’s pretty obvious when you listen to the lyrics. So, when I had to decide which songs were gonna go on the album "One Shot", I deliberately decided to leave “Carry Me Over” out for two reasons. One being the fact that, you know, I simply thought the lyrics were too sad/depressing and that’s not what I wanted to signal to the fans. Second, I felt it would tip the balance on the album. However, I still think it’s a beautiful melody!! Melancholic indeed, but also very honest and therefore I can back it up at any time. That’s how I felt and that was the state of my mind when I wrote it," says Atkins of the studio track 'Carry Me Over'. "Today, I’m in a different place, not diagnosis wise really, but I feel good and I guess I’ve somehow learned how to adapt to the situation and deal with it. Thanks to immunotherapy, a positive mindset, and, not the least of which, the almighty God, I’m still here," he concludes. The EP was produced and mixed by Chris Laney, co-produced and arranged by Anders Ringman, and mastered by Jacob Hansen. It was recorded during 2020 at Hansen Studios, Laneyland Studios and Platform CPR. The musicians appearing on the EP are: Ronnie Atkins: Lead and backing vocals Chris Laney: Acoustic guitars, Bass and backing vocals Anders Ringman: Acoustic and lead guitars, Bass, Piano, Keyboards. Allan Sørensen: Drums Linnea Vikström Egg: Backing vocals Tracklisting: 1. Carry Me Over 2. When Dreams Are Not Enough (acoustic version) 3. Picture Yourself (acoustic version) 4. Real (acoustic version) 5. One Shot (Orchestra Version - Bonus Track)
  16. I like the albums up to 'Soul Provider' but after that album it's been downhill all the way. A few good songs here and there.
  17. I'm not in any FB groups and I probably never will be. Waste of space, when you got this excellent forum with excellent members like me
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