Fuck dude, that’s intense! The mother of your children stabbed you?
Yeppers… crazy days. And all of Cleveland knew it. Continue reading
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Alex Perekrest and Red Giant – 2
Posted in Journalism, Music, Real Men with tags Bongzilla, Cleveland, Cosmic Welder, Darth Vader, Dysfunctional Majesty, KISS, Love Gun, Mad Oak Studios, Propain, Psychoblaster, Red Giant, Scott Hamilton, Small Stone records on October 25, 2015 by Jarrod Boyle
Alex Perekrest and Red Giant – 1
Posted in Journalism, Music, Real Men with tags Alex Perekrest, Andy Masalko, Black Sabbath, Devil Child Blues, Dysfunctional Majesty, Masters of Reality, Paul Tempest, psychedelic, punk, Red Giant, Small Stone records, Soundgarden, space punk, stoner rock, Stoneslinger, Ultra-Megnetic Glowing Sound, weed on October 16, 2015 by Jarrod Boyle
This article, published in four parts, is the product of an unlikely friendship that only Facebook could facilitate. Continue reading
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“Sometimes, the riff is so fucking good you want to hear it over and over again for fifty-two minutes.”
Posted in Music, Real Men, Ridiculous curiosity with tags Al Cisneros, coffee shop, Corner Hotel, Dpoesmoker, High on Fire, Jerusalem, Kickboxing, London Records, marijuana, Matt Pike, Moby Dick, Nicky, Sleep, stoner rock, Such Hawks Such Hounds, THC, The Clarity, The Rolling Stones, valve amplification, weedians on October 11, 2014 by Jarrod Boyle
Billy Joel – ‘She’s Always A Woman To Me.’
Posted in Music, Observation, Real Men with tags Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, easy-listening, Piano Man, She's Always a Woman To Me, The Stranger on August 28, 2014 by Jarrod Boyle
The singer/songwriter genre is the most esteemed category of ‘popular’ music. Continue reading
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High on Fire
Posted in Music, Real Men with tags Hi Fi Bar, High on Fire, Rumors of War on July 18, 2014 by Jarrod Boyle
RIP Tommy Ramone
Posted in Music, Obituary, Real Men with tags Bitzkreig Bop, Tha Ramones, Tommy Ramone on July 13, 2014 by Jarrod Boyle
The last original member of The Ramones has left this mortal coil.
See ya later, Tommy.
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Glorious Chaos
Posted in Music, Observation with tags Beth Ditto, Buzz Osborne, Conan the Barbarian, death metal, Dimmu Borgir, Dungeons and Dragons, High on Fire, Mad Max III, Matt Pike, Motorhead, Satanism, Scandinavia, Slayer, SoundWave Festival, The Gossip, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Melvins on January 25, 2014 by Jarrod Boyle“What I’ve always loved about heavy metal is that it’s rebel music.”
-Buzz Osborne,
The Melvins
http://www.avclub.com/article/melvins-buzz-osborne-picks-songs-by-bands-that-wer-200741
I first saw High on Fire at the Soundwave festival in 2010. Continue reading
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Rollins Band – ‘Weight’.
Posted in Journalism, Music, Observation with tags Caliban, Cape Fear, Charlie Bird, Dorian Gray, Henry Rollins, iTunes, Max Cady, Raw Power, Rolling Stone Magazine, Rollins Band, Shakespeare, The End of Silence, The Stooges, The Tempest, Weight, Wynton Marsalis on August 16, 2013 by Jarrod Boyle
Some years ago, I was hunting around on iTunes and discovered, to my considerable astonishment, there was no review for The Rollins Band’s magnum opus, The End of Silence. Continue reading
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‘…Like Clockwork’
Posted in Music, Observation with tags Alice Cooper, Black Flag, David Bowie, desert, Eagles of Death Metal, Freud, GBH, Josh Homme, Keith Richards, Kyuss, Mark Lanegan, Nick Oliveri, NME, Paris, Pink Floyd, Queens of the Stone Age, Rolling Stones, Songs for the Deaf, The Beatles, The Exploited, the uncanny, Them Crooked Vultures, V8 on June 13, 2013 by Jarrod Boyle
“My whole life, I’ve always wanted to be un-hecklable, you know? …I remember staring into GBH [record] covers, Exploited covers, Black Flag covers and just thinking, ‘Go for it, man…’ You know, getting that feeling in your stomach when you leave a first date… I’m just looking for that. I hope I can give that to somebody, somewhere.”
– Josh Homme, NME interview, Paris Continue reading
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Jeff Hanneman – Obituary
Posted in Music, Real Men with tags Jeff Hanneman, Slayer, The Guardian Newspaper on May 6, 2013 by Jarrod Boyle
Jeff Hanneman’s obituary, as published in ‘The Guardian’. A suitably loquacious obit about the lion’s share of the creative brains that will drive Slayer into the pantheon of rock and roll greats.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/may/03/jeff-hanneman-slayer
