Van Halen – Romeo Delight
David Lee Roth – The Bottom Line
Living Colour – Pride
Lamb Of God – Pathetic
Anthrax – Inside Out
Trivium – Rain
Badlands – Silver Horses
Dokken – Night By Night
Shotgun Messiah – Don’t Care About Nothin
Spread Eagle – Suzy Suicide
Steve Stevens – Soul On Ice
Ozzy Osbourne – Soul Sucker
The latest episode of Mars Attacks Podcast features interviews with Hades guitar tandem Dan Lorenzo, and Scott LaPage. The first half of the episode contains an interview with Scott in which he touches on his new band The Freeze Tag Assassins, his blues playing and the Hades reunion (among other things). During the Dan Lorenzo segment, he discusses not only the Hades show, but being featured in Moshed Potatoes, the soon to be released Hades and Non-Fiction split DVD, the possibility of their being new music from either band, and the current status of The Cursed which features Blitz from Overkill, and Scream Metal the cover band he shares with Alan Tecchio (also of Hades and Non-Fiction) and Mark Strigl, and John Ostronomy of Talking Metal fame.
Dan not being one to mix words has some interesting comments regarding the Big 4, and alludes to the fact that Hades was playing a certain Joe Jackson cover well in advance of another New York Tri-state area band.
This week’s episode of Mars Attacks features an interview with Greg Prato author of The Eric Carr Story and When MTV Ruled the World (among others). The interview is split between both of these books, as both where released around the same time. During the interview he details what it was like to put both books together, what hard rock and metal musicians where interviewed for both (including members of Kiss, Judas Priest, Carmine Appice, Twisted Sister, Anthrax, etc.) and how difficult it was to get them involved in his projects. Some of the other items discussed with Greg are which testimonials (if any) surprised him, why he decided to release both books, and his two upcoming releases, an autobiography of Carmine Appice which he is currently writing alongside the legendary drummer, and Sack Exchange his first non-music related book which is centered around the New York Jets of the 1980s.
Go here to purchase Greg’s Books:
Gary Moore – Wild Frontier
Blue Murder – Ptolemy
Ozzy Osbourne – Now You See It (Now You Don’t)
Saxon – Dallas 1PM
Yngwie J. Malmsteen – The Queen Is In Love
Rainbow – Stargazer
Motorhead – Rock N Roll
The Michael Schenker Group – Desert Song
The Almighty – Resurrection Mutha
The Cult – Spiritwalker
During the latest episode of the Mars Attacks Podcast host Victor M. Ruiz interviews Frontier Records recording artists Issa and Amanda Somerville. Amanda talks about working with Michael Kiske, assisting Epica a few years back when Simone Simons took a temporary leave from the band, and what it was like for her to get into metal. Issa discusses working with members of Dimmu Borgir on music, her influences, and what it was like to record her album Sign Of Angles.
During the podcast you’ll hear the following tracks:
Kiske/Somerville – A Thousand Suns
Issa – I’m Alive
Issa – Angels Crying
Kiske/Somerville – Silence
Amanda Somerville – One
Kiske/Somerville – Nothing Left To Say
Here are the live tracks that where played during this episode:
Warrior Soul – Mars
Life Of Agony – My Eyes
Anthrax – Inside Out
Black Sabbath – Cross Of Thorns
Dio – Stand Up And Shout
Judas Priest – The Sentinel
Ozzy Osbourne – Miracle Man
Pantera – Domination
Kiss – C’Mon And Love Me
Iron Maiden – Revelations
Fastway – Say What You Will
Page & Plant – Kashmir
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