Townshend credits The Who’s 1970 album ‘Live at Leeds’ with the creation of a genre.

Yes!, according the French music service Qobuz!

“If [Amon Amarth] would have let me keep my share of the rights I would’ve gotten around $15000/year,” says the drummer.

Having already played Dead in the Lords of Chaos movie, Jack Kilmer now plays Ozzy Osbourne in the “Under the Graveyard” video.

The O’Keefe Music Foundation, the world’s foremost leader in metal covers performed by kids, returns.

The man who plays Papa Emeritus and Cardinal Copia loves watching Ben-Hur and The Ten Commandments with his family.

Just as silly and gruesome as the movie Last Christmas.

“I’m lucky to be here,” says the drummer.

The Denny’s in question is now demanding $600 to repair damages.

Earlier reports indicated that Vince Neil would be contractually required to shed 40 pounds and go to rehab.

John Dolmayan is hoping for a “Christmas miracle” when it comes to new System of a Down music.

Black Sabbath are done, Slayer are done, and Ozzy is on the way out. Who should call it quits next?

It’s one of only four albums ever to spend 550 nonconsecutive weeks (or 10.5 years!) on the Billboard 200 charts.

Support will come from Inter Arma and/or Greet Death and/or All Your Sisters.

This adorable lil’ bastard is a massive fan of Insect Warfare.

Vicky Cornell alleges that the band has been “withholding hundreds of thousands of dollars in royalties owed to her and Chris’ minor children” in an “unlawful attempt to strong-arm Chris’ Estate into turning over certain audio recordings created by Chris before he passed away.”

Pro wrestler Warhorse delivers with some funny comparisons of wrestlers and guitars.

“If bands get too big, too famous, it usually waters down the sound.”

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