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Reminds me of Blackmore's Rainbow putting cheesy lyrics to "Hall of the Mountain King". <shudder> Any chance of an instrumental version of this album being released?

Uli's website lists the April 1 show as being in Ottawa CA instead of Binghamton. (Pity, we were just starting to make plans to go to Binghamton -- the other shows on this trip are a bit too far....) http://www.ulijonroth.com/tourdates

Bloodsucker is a Blackmore-era song, from the "In Rock" album. They also recorded it with Morse on the "Abandon" album.

Most of the bands I listen to these days sing in languages I don't understand. For that I am grateful.

Michael Abdow has posted on FB "Fates Warning's United States Fall tour! We'll see you soon!", which leads me to believe that he'll once again be filling in for Frank Aresti. (They're both awesome, but felt the need to clarify since that press release only mentions the album lineup.)

Metalachi (mostly west coast shows, but in October shows in DC, NY, PA, OH, & IL) http://metalachi.com/events/ Tragedy is doing a NY state tour in October, including a few dates with Metalachi http://www.letsmaketragedyhappen.com/shows.html (I'm totally stoked: seeing Tragedy and Metalachi...

Saltatio Mortis, Russkaja, and Silver Mountain

Nope. http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/hotelkey.asp

Their site literally has "10/11/2014". Sadly I'm booked Oct 11. Any chance they actually mean Nov 10th? ETA: Damn! Pollstar also lists it as Oct 11th. Oh well. I'd say "next time", but....

It's not *quite* as bad as your title suggests. On private property (e.g. Center Stage), the owner can refuse admittance to someone carrying. The difference now is in the default -- under the new law, absent specific instructions by the property owner, customers can bring in guns. Under the...

The more I listen to the Metallica "Ronnie Rising" tribute, the more I miss Cozy Powell.

Well executed, but could be more ambitious. A bit too close to the original arrangements IMHO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsmaotgFaoY

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It looks like he's having fun. This reminds me a lot of old "This is Tom Jones" episodes; that is mostly not a good thing. No one in that audience is a fan of his earlier work. Interesting. But not worth subjecting oneself to it in larger doses. (disclaimer: my speakers are muted)

Friday night NYC show is tempting; I'm seeing Loudness the following evening in Teaneck. But can I get away from work early on a Friday for the drive down? Hmmm....

I use Audacity for this. (It is free, and I trust the developers.)

http://semanticsaturation.bandcamp.com/ "Semantic Saturation is a progressive rock/metal project founded by Shant Hagopian (guitars) featuring progressive metal gurus Virgil Donati (drums), Ric Fierabracci (bass), with guests; Derek Sherinian (ex-Dream Theater - keyboards) and Andy Kuntz...

I saw those results (having seen the link on FW's facebook), and then checked into the Semantic Saturation album. I previewed a few tracks, thought "meh", and went back to listening to Tragedy and Dread Zeppelin. (Darkness in a Different Light is up next, though. It isn't all novelty music...

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