Iron Maiden – Flight 666 (Full Concert in HD)
Flight 666 was released in 2009 and documents Somewhere Back in Time World Tour. Iron Maiden has a long history of releasing live recordings and doing world tours, but Flight 666 takes the concept of touring the world to a completely new level. The band not only used a souped up Boeing 757 to haul them to 24 shows in 45 days, but Bruce Dickinson, the lead singer in the band, flew the plane as captain....
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Blue Oyster Cult-The Columbia Albums Collection to be Released
From New York City, please welcome the amazing Blue Oyster Cult. That’s right, the critically and commercially acclaimed monsters of rock are back to celebrate 40 years of dominance and submission with the Legacy release of Blue Oyster Cult – The Columbia Albums Collection box set. From the beginning with the self titled album to the magnum opus, Imaginos. All the radio hits and stadium fillers...
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Doug McCurry – Romance Like it Was
Artist: Doug McCurry Album: Romance Like it Was Label: Impendent Artist About the Artist: This latest CD “Romance like it Was” (2012) from Doug McCurry who hails from North Carolina. McCurry has been around the block before with previous band “Big Brick Building” and having released 2 albums thus far as a solo artist. Review: “Romace Like it Was” is one release that certainly doesn’t...
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Petrel drops a Bombshell
About the Artist: This latest single “Bombshell” (2012) is the latest from sister act Petrel who hails from Long Island area but have recently relocated to Los Angels under the Marketing Supervision of one Johnny Wright (NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Brittany Spears.) Review: “Bombshell” (3:24) certainly doesn’t disappoint. This is one song that brings to the table effective songwriting with...
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This is Doug Prescott’s second release entitled “The Journey and the Deep Blue Sea” (2011) (Independent Music Promotions). He brings to the table a plethora of musical talent, experience and charm that can’t be called into question. Reading from his bio: “From love ballads to political rockers, the common thread in Prescott’s songwriting is honesty.” Well said. His band contains some lethal...
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Top 10 Irish Drinking Songs for St. Patricks Day
With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, The Bastard looks towards his most favorite holiday and shares his top 10 Irish Drinkin’ Songs in no particular order. So enjoy. 1. Beer, Beer, Beer (The Clancy Brothers) \n “Beer, Beer, Beer Tidily Beer, Beer, Beer” While Charlie Mopps may be a myth of dubious proportions this fun song’s easy to remember chorus is always crowd pleaser. 2. Bugger off...
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The Ethers – Deluxe Edition (Album Review)
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Peter Galperin – Perfect World Today – Album Review
New Yorker Peter Galperin has released this seven track mini album / EP entitled “Perfect World Today” in 2010. Already amassing universal support and critical acclaim as being a taste of ‘real’ and truly original material, the album is much more than just easy listening. Sure, you can put your feet up and chill to this collection of sensitive and subtly stirring music as it certainly goes down...
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