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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
New Van Halen Album Details Released
Van Halen have announced more details about their much-anticipated new album, A Different Kind of Truth.
Of course, it will be the band’s first album with David Lee Roth on vocals since 1984’s 1984 and Van Halen’s first album of any sort since ’98’s Van Halen III. A Different Kind of Truth will be released on February 7.
Today, the band also released their new single, “Tattoo.” Check out the official video for the song here.
Van Halen, A Different Kind of Truth tracklisting:
“Tattoo”
“She’s the Woman”
“You and Your Blues”
“China Town”
“Blood And Fire”
“Bullethead”
“As Is”
“Honeybabysweetiedoll”
“The Trouble With Never”
“Outta Space”
“Stay Frosty”
“Big River”
“Beats Workin’”
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Metallica Post Two Never-Before Released Songs (with Audio)
On the heels of, shall we say, a mixed response to Metallica’s recent collaboration with Lou Reed, the metal icons are quickly shifting gears back to their bread-and-butter routine: making fierce heavy metal tracks. The guys have posted two never-before release tracks online, which you can check out via the YouTube players below. What do you think? Are the songs better than the Metallica-Lou Reed jams? Let us know in the comments section!
The guys taped the tracks, which carry such classic Metallica titles as “Hate Train” and “Just a Bullet Away,” while recording the band’s 2008 album, Death Magnetic, but the ditties didn’t quite make the album. Both songs will likely come out on Metallica’s forthcoming EP, Beyond Magnetic, which is expected to see a release in the following months.
Metallica are stoked the songs are finally seeing the light: “We’re pretty excited to be bringing these songs back to life nearly four years after they were recorded,” the band said, in a statement. “Once again, this is the unpolished version of the song... the original rough mix from March of 2008 in its rawest, untouched form.”
Metallica, “Just a Bullet Away”:
Metallica, “Hate Train”:
More on Metallica:
Jason Newsted Joins Metallica at Anniversary Concert
Metallica Books More ‘Black Album’ Tour Dates
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Original Mono Singles Released for Roy Orbison’s 75th Birthday
To celebrate what would have been the late, great Roy Orbison’s 75th birthday (April 23), Legacy Recordings are releasing, Roy Orbison: The Monument Singles Collection, a 2-CD/1-DVD set including all the A and B sides recorded by Orbison for the Monument label from 1960 to 1964.
Restored to mono, for the first time since their original 7” vinyl releases, the recordings will be available everywhere Tuesday, April 26.
The release includes the first-ever DVD release of Orbison performing nine songs from The Monument Concert from 1965, and the official video for “Oh, Pretty Woman,” digitally restored for this collection.
In addition to Roy Orbison: The Monument Singles Collection, there are several other special events planned to celebrate Orbison’s 75th.
TouchTunes Interactive Network is promoting a Roy Orbison 75th birthday playlist on 30,000 of its digital jukeboxes nationwide. AOL Music will premiere the newly created official “Oh, Pretty Woman – 2011” video today, April 19. And, on April 29, the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles will debut a new exhibit, Roy Orbison: The Soul of Rock-n-Roll.
Also, Starbucks will be offering its own exclusive Orbison collection, OPUS in May and starting April 26, Harmonix will offer a three-pack of Orbison songs in the Rock Band 3 Music Store of downloadable content for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii. The songs in the pack are: “Blue Bayou,” “Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)” and “Only the Lonely (Know the Way I Feel).”