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KISS: Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Peter Criss, and Ace Frehley, are set to enter a recording studio next week to begin recording their first studio album together since 1980's "Unmasked."
Megadeth: Despite the storm, Megadeth went on with their scheduled show in Montreal Wednesday night, one of the few not wiped out by the recent bad weather. The band also announced that all proceeds from the show, which despite the weather was still sold out, will be donated to emergency relief efforts.
Van Halen's new album, originally due February 24, has been delayed until March 17.
Puff Daddy another rock remix, this time for "Victory," the next single from his "No Way Out" album. Reznor has already submitted a rock version of "Victory" as have Anthrax, Deftones, and some others. Korn and Megadeth want in on the act also. The "Victory" remix might be a combination of the rock tracks submitted, or simply Puffy's favorite track. The executives also added that Puffy's interest in rock is no joke.(OK...We never thought we would ever mentioned Puff Daddy)
Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant and Jimmy Page have set March 17 as the release date for their latest collaboration. It hasn't been named yet and they will follow up the album with a 50 city of North America.
Manson was motioned to be one of the worst dressed women by designer Mr. Blackwell. This is what he said. "Tenth place went to a man: cross-dressing rocker Marilyn Manson, who wears bustiers and fishnet stocking on stage. He looks like Alice Cooper doing 'Rosemary's Baby,'' Blackwell said.
Manson's new book can be ordered already at Amazon.com. Here is the HTML address of the page where they are all located at. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=0060392584/4516-6550746-880299 The book, "A Long Hard Road Out of Hell" is selling for $19.20 and it is not yet published.
Pantera 3:Watch It Go is voted best video in Metal Edge.
Tommy Lee pleaded no contest to a battery charge with a photographer that he shoved to the ground 15 months ago. Around the same time Lee was busy on the Mötley Crüe web site where he posted a message telling the judicial system to "suck my ass." The judge who ordered the drummer to take 12 hours of anger counseling, pay $17,500 to the photographer and remain on probation for two years. The Mötley rocker was also ordered to play roughly $5,000 in fines and donations. |
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