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Saw this on blabbermouth and I HAD to share!!! SPINAL TAP Is 'Back From The Dead' - May 1, 2009 This year marks the 25th anniversary of the cult classic film "This is Spinal Tap", and now England's "loudest heavy metal band," SPINAL TAP, is celebrating with the release of its first new album in almost two decades, "Back From The Dead" (The Label Industry Records/Artist2Market/INgrooves). Due on Tuesday, June 16, 2009, the follow-up to 1992's "Break Like The Wind" sees TAP members David St. Hubbins, Nigel Tufnel and Derek Smalls unearth their long-self-suppressed studio versions of the classic songs from the movie "This is Spinal Tap", as well as six new additional tracks and an exclusive hour-long accompanying DVD featuring a track-by-track video commentary by the band. "Back From The Dead" also features guest appearances by Phil Collen (DEF LEPPARD), Keith Emerson, John Mayer and Steve Vai. "This album title says it all. We're back from the dead. But we weren't dead. But we definitely are back," proclaimed Hubbins. "Back From The Dead" is a deluxe CD/DVD package aggressively priced and containing 19 original SPINAL TAP songs, a one-hour DVD and unique pop-up diorama package that unveils three 12-inch action figures (courtesy of Sideshow Collectibles) of the band along with a proportionally sized Stonehenge. "Back From The Dead" is destined to be a collector's item, especially among collectors. The LP includes the newly interpreted TAP classics "Hell Hole", "Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight", "Heavy Duty", "Rock 'n' Roll Creation", "America", "Cups and Cakes", "Big Bottom", "Sex Farm", "Stonehenge", "Gimme Some Money" and "(Listen to the) Flower People". "While the movie and soundtrack accurately represented our stage sound at the time, the studio versions of these songs on this album represent the cosmic maturation of the material, within a digital context. Also, they're louder," stated Smalls. The new songs recorded specifically for "Back From The Dead" include "Warmer Than Hell", "Short and Sweet", "Celtic Blues", "Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare", "Back From The Dead" and "the first known studio recording of the soon-to-be-long-forgotten 'Jazz Oddyssey'." "Back From The Dead" was produced by CJ Vanston, who arranged and played keyboards on the band's "Break Like The Wind" album and was musical director for their 1992, 2000 and 2007 tours. As a film composer, he has produced music for Christopher Guest's movies "Waiting For Guffman", "Best In Show", "A Mighty Wind" and "For Your Consideration". The "Back From The Dead" deluxe CD/DVD package is being distributed completely outside of the traditional major label infrastructure. Retail distribution and marketing of physical CDs will be handled by Artist2Market (A2M) while digital marketing and distribution will be serviced by INgrooves. "Back From The Dead" track listing: 01. Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight 02. Back From The Dead 03. (Funky) Sex Farm 04. Rock 'n' Roll Creation 05. Jazz Oddyssey I 06. Gimme Some Money 07. Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare 08. Heavy Duty 09. America 10. Jazz Oddyssey II 11. (Listen to the) Flower People (Reggae Stylee) 12. Hell Hole 13. Big Bottom 14. Celtics Blues 15. Jazz Oddyssey III 16. Warmer Than Hell 17. Stonehenge 18. Short and Sweet 19. Cups and Cakes In addition to the above 19 songs, fans of SPINAL TAP can find a free download for the previously unreleased "Saucy Jack" from Hubbins' unfinished musical about Jack the Ripper on the band's web site, www.spinaltap.com. There are also rumors that there will be exclusive versions of "Sex Farm" and "(Listen to the) Flower People" available on certain digital outlets. And if that is not enough, the band will be releasing a very special 11-inch, limited-edition vinyl version of "Back From The Dead". Check out the artwork.... Kind of a greatest hits package I know, but it DOES have some new tunes too, so I WILL own this!!!!

Lemme think... Iron Maiden, AC/DC, Dio, Helloween, Raven, Primal Fear, Hammerfall, WASP, Rob Zombie, Slayer.. Just to name a few....

W.A.S.P. "Animal(Fuck Like a Beast)"

26760....

Metal Maniacs is done as well I believe.. Man that sucks.....

Best site I use is imdb.com Type in the title and it will give you the release date, if it has one yet....

Rob Zombie "Pussy Liquor"

An absolute classic!!! One of My all time favorite comedies!!!

Very sad indeed.. She was so talented and Very funny.. She will be missed.....

Ok that was a pretty damn cool show!! I think I found another show I must watch.....

Oh Gee I was gonna DVR it too...... Yea right.....

Yea I sort of watched Twilight a couple weeks ago.. I say sort of, cause My roommate had it on, and I was watching it, but once I saw vampires walking in sunlight?? I pretty much tuned it out.. Sorry, but that not the vampires I remember.. I am sure it's a good love story, but a vampire movie?? Nope, it kinda sucks.....

Wow, now that's a pretty killer line up!! Wish I lived closer or I would definitely be there!!!!

Oh Ouch!!

I only saw the Crue once, but it was on the tour for the John Corabi album, and it was a pretty good show.. He sang the classics well enough as I recall.... Kings X and Type O Negative opened.. Good show....

Hulu does have it!! Watching it now, the opening scene with the band, skeleton and some dude with a chainsaw is pretty interesting....

Gotta root for Danny Man.... Andrea was LUCKY She was safe too... Too bad about Robert having to leave due to His health.....

Yea this is sad news indeed.. And I liked Test too, though His stint in TNA was pretty pointless.....

I've been meaning to watch this show, now I MUST see this!! Maybe Hulu.com will have that episode so I can see it???

Can't have too many Metalheads!!!! Welcome aboard Man!!

Carnivore - "Carnivore"

Seriously I think 'Dreamin' is better than the debut but I'm probably in the minority on that. Um the self titled one isn't their debut... They have like 3 more before that one I believe.... "No Regrets" "Bad Sneakers and a Pina Cnlada" And "Thank you For Letting Us Be Ourselves"

Love the marriage ones!!!!

Yea it sure was!!!

ROB ZOMBIE Completes Filming Most Demented 'Halloween' Ever - Apr. 11, 2009 Rob Zombie has finished shooting "H2", the sequel to his hit 2007 remake of "Halloween". He writes on his MySpace page, "Well, after 35 days of snow, freezing rain, fire ants, mud and blood we are done! The cast and crew kick ass beyond ass to bring you the most demented 'Halloween' ever! In less than five months Michael [Myers, the film's serial killer] will be back in your face!" One of Michael's many faces from "H2" can be seen in the photo below. Rob Zombie spoke with FangoriaOnline.com on Wednesday (April 8) about writing and directing "H2", which was shot near Atlanta, Georgia. Already controversial to fans is the revelation that serial killer Michael Myers spends nearly 75 percent of the movie not wearing his iconic mask. Zombie acknowledged that he's taking more creative liberties this time, saying, "This is not a remake of (1981's) 'Halloween II'; this is totally my thing, my story. After I made'Halloween', I was totally burned out. I said I'd never make a sequel. But after every record, every tour, I say the same thing." Also returning for the sequel are actors Malcolm McDowell as Dr. Loomis, Scout Taylor-Compton as Laurie Strode, and Tyler Mane as Myers. Zombie's wife, Sheri Moon Zombie, is also returning as Myers' mother, although the character died in the first film. Zombie hints that this has to do with the state of mind of main character Laurie Strode, explaining, "As Laurie is Michael's sister, I'm playing like he's clearly insane and so is she, but her insanity doesn't manifest itself in the same way ... She's slipping into insanity throughout the whole movie." "H2" is due out on August 28, 2009. Zombie's manager and producer, Andy Gould, told ShockTillYouDrop.com that the rocker-turned-director's next feature film will definitely be his boxer epic "Tyrannosaurus Rex". Although it was originally announced last year, Zombie put it aside to direct "H2". Gould also said that Zombie was approached by "Seven" and "Zodiac" director David Fincher to helm a segment of Fincher's proposed relaunch of the animated "Heavy Metal" movies, but nothing has been officially confirmed. OH Yea I wanna see this!!!!