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Pit Stories: Do Ya'll Take Sex?
It's a double pit story day! Earlier we heard from Leave The Living about an overly large mammal (homo sapien in fact) taking a short but devastating flight through a bar door, and now Pennsylvania band Rosetta shares another story about a questionable venue and a fan short on cash hoping to trade sex for merch. Rosetta's Matt Weed (guitar) offers up this tale:
Years ago we had booked a weekend of shows around playing the Emissions From the Monolith Festival. The last show was in the Virginia panhandle, in an area none of us had ever seen before. When we got there, the town was mostly just a collection of trailers on the side of a hill, at the foot of an enormous mountain. The show turned out to be your basic punk house show – except that the show wasn't in the house, it was in a corrugated metal shed next to the house.
By the time we got our amps in there, set up cockeyed on the gravel floor, you could get about 13 people in there with us. But almost a hundred people showed up to the show. So we played with the shed doors open, to a crowd that was mostly in the driveway and the street, looking at this huge mountain while the sun went down behind it. Totally surreal.
After the show, we decided to pack up early because there were a lot of underage kids drinking and things were getting rowdy. A girl came up to the van and wanted to buy a CD before we left. We told her it was $10, and she replied with "do ya'll take sex?" One of us yelled "NO" and we all jumped in the van and shut the doors, after which she started licking the van's side window. We bailed and drove all the way home to Philadelphia.
Rosetta's album "Quintessential Ephemera" is available digitally with "pay as you wish pricing" directly from the band's BandCamp page here, or you can stream all the tracks below. More...
Pit Stories: The Flying Mammal
In last week's Pit Story we learned you are just not ready for the insanity of a Terror show, and this week Canadian band Leave The Living steps up to share a new tale of a bar that's usually clam and quiet - until one crazy of night of metal rolls around. Leave The Living had this Pit Story to share:
We used to play shows in this little dive bar in our home town, maybe an 80 person capacity. The owner couldn't care less how many people we jam in the place as long as they're drinking. There were literally no issues for over a year. No fights, no one got too crazy, an all around good time for all involved.
Well, this one time we throw a 7 band rager in there and the place was jumping. 130-150 people, I mean, it was packed. Still, the night is going really, really well. We get up to play and the set is just flying along when a couple of our good buddies decide to get in the pit. Now these are two very large land mammals we're talking about. So they start moshing, everything is fine.
We get to the last song and one of the guys picks the other up by the front of his battle jacket and throws him through the door to the kitchen! Door comes off the hinges and breaks in half, owner comes up screaming, we have to move our gear now. Long story short, no pay, no more shows there. Totally worth it. I can still see him flying through the air.
Leave The Living released the "Pacifist" full-length album back in May, and you can check out the music video for "Sink Or Swim" below. To hear more from the band, head over to Facebook here. More...
Sunday Old School: Tokyo Blade
You know the phrase, "the gift that keeps on giving?" That seems to have been made for the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Everyone and their dog knows about the big stars from the movement such as Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, Venom and Saxon, but there are so many great bands produced from the scene. There are the cult favourites such as Raven, Tygers Of Pan Tang and Angel Witch and then scratching even further beyond the surface, we find other great, often short lived groups such as Holocaust, Jaguar and today's featured act, Tokyo Blade.
Tokyo Blade were formed in Salisbury, Wiltshire, itself a city well known for its musical history, particularly in the eighteenth century, in the late seventies and underwent several name changes, before settling on their now familiar moniker, which was settled on 1981. The name change proved fruitful for the band, as before long, they signed a record deal with Powerstation Records, releasing their self-titled debut album through the label in 1983. It cemented their place as one of the bands from the later stage of the NWOBHM that were well worth the listeners time, earning them plaudits from critics and head bangers alike and still being held up as one of, if not their best album to date by fans. More...
Pit Stories: Avoiding The Sea Of Flailing Fists
After a McDonald's cheeseburger break down from Zimmer's Hole and fights breaking out in the pit during every. single. song. of an Oceano set, today's Pit Story comes courtesy of Gyre guitarist Chirag Bhatt.
In the tale below, Bhatt reminisces about a simpler time when he wasn't cool enough to listen to At The Gates and ended up stranded atop a table in a sea of thrown fists during a Terror live set:
So, this brief but amusing tale takes place at the now closed Cricket Club in Irvington, New Jersey, sometime in the mid-2000's (honestly, every year from that decade has blurred together in my mind). It was probably my first time at a real hardcore show with bands like Terror and others playing. Though me and a few friends were really only there to see The Black Dahlia Murder because we were in our late teens and nowhere near cool enough to listen to At The Gates.
So, TBDM goes up and crushes their set and I spend the next 10 minutes downing glasses of water for my damaged throat as I had attempted to growl along the previous 30 minutes while forgetting that I don't know the first fucking thing about growling. In any case, it was a fun, crazy time in an old-fashioned metal mosh pit.
Soon enough, Terror goes up and suddenly the mosh pit turned into MJ's "Beat It" video sans the dancing. A flurry of flailing fists and face bandanas eventually lead to my friends and I standing on top of a couple of tables on the edges of the venue because we came to listen to metal, have a good time and not lose teeth. But before we got too down on ourselves for not being so down with the cool kidz, I looked over to the table to my right and saw none other than a few members of TBDM standing right on those tables with us wondering what in the actual fuck was happening - a sentiment we expressed to each other through bewildered looks and monosyllabic grunts of fear. All in all, the moment was a bizarre mix of fanboyism and concern for our physical well-being. But what more can you ask of a metal show?
The band's new self-released EP "Moirai" is out now and available for stream/purchase at Bandcamp here (also available for listening below). If you missed it, check out Gyre's "I Release" drum playthrough video at this location. More...
Sunday Old School 300: Metallica
Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Hansel and Gretel and A Christmas Carol. These are stories that we all know and in the case of metal fans, another story everyone knows is that of Metallica. However, since it's the three hundredth edition of Sunday Old School (hooray for us,) we'll be marking the landmark with a look at one of metal's biggest bands, even if we do all know the documented story by now. A band which has always been both revered and reviled but continued to do things their way throughout their illustrious career. A band known simply as, Metallica.
The group was the brain child of a young, Danish heavy metal fanatic named Lars Ulrich, who had gone as far as to travel to Europe to see his heroes, Diamond Head, eventually staying with the band for a month. Upon returning to the United States, where he had lived since his teenage years, he was determined to form his own band, inspired massively by the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, even name dropping groups from the movement such as Tygers of Pan Tang in his advertisement looking for like minded musicians, which answered by Leather Charm guitarists, James Hetfield and Hugh Tanner, though Metallica itself would not be formed until five months later, when the drummer asked Metal Blade Records founder Brian Slagel if his band could appear on their forthcoming, "Metal Massacre" compilation. More...
Pit Stories: The Cheeseburger Break Down
It's that time of the week - today comes a new Pit Story from vocalist Brittney Slayes of Unleash The Archers. In this week's tale, Slayes heads back into the pit after a long hiatus to down cold cheeseburgers and potentially ruffied beer at a Zimmer's Hole show...
So I suppose we can begin with the fact that I do not usually go into mosh pits at all; I used to when I was young but got an elbow to the face one night and it just never felt the same after that… Regardless, I am more of a stand at the back and headbang type, unless the band is one of my faves and I've had a few too many, then I'll usually stand at the front and headbang hahaha.
There is a band here in Vancouver called Zimmer's Hole that is just the raddest most hilarious metal ever, if you've never listened to them then I strongly recommend you get your hands on "When You Were Shouting At The Devil;" Gene Hoglan on drums, Chris 'The Heathen' Valagao on vocals, seriously just some killer metal, really great for driving in traffic hahaha. Needless to say I was into them pretty hard back in 2009 and when they finally came to Victoria to play a show I was beyond stoked.
I did my darndest to be my usual hide in the back self, but these guys just get you so riled up! The Heathen dresses up like the devil (full red body paint) in assless chaps and a blacksmith's apron (very Hephaestus) and has awesome props and a voice straight outta the depths of hell. So the beers go back way too easy and next thing I know my favorite song 'Fista Corpse' is on and I just can't help myself. I'm back in the pit like a 15 year old, singing way too loud and fisting the plastic skeleton corpse thing that had been thrown into the pit.
They also have this great thing called a 'cheeseburger breakdown' where The Heathen throws McDonald's cheeseburgers into the audience and you just shouldn't eat that stuff but here I was sharing a cold cheeseburger probably purchased five hours ago with some random metalhead standing beside me in the pit. Suddenly there's a beer in my hand to wash the burger down, probably roofied but who cares. The bar we were in was not big, and the area for the mosh pit was probably a third of the floorspace so pretty much the whole bar is in there with me now and it's sweaty and disgusting and everyone smells like McDonald's, but it is probably the greatest mosh pit I have ever been in, and thus it was the last because I mean really, how can you top a pit like that?
Unleash The Achers has a new album titled "Time Stands Still" set to drop via Napalm Records on June 26th (EU) and July 10th (North America). Check out a teaser trailer below. More...
Pit Stories: Round 1 - Fight!
The pit is the heart of the metal scene, and there's a 1,001 amazing stories to be found there. We're on a quest to unearth them all!
This week guitarist Raphael Pinsker from New York's Fin'amor shares the following tale of a fight breaking out during every single song of an Oceano set:
It had been a few years since I had last seen Oceano live, the last time being New England Metal & Hardcore Fest. The band is known to "bring the beef" live and I was excited to finally see them again. The amount of energy Oceano brings to the stage is massive and I was looking forward to seeing what would happen at this show.
As I walked into the venue I immediately notice how "DIY" this place looked: makeshift bar? Check. Makeshift bathrooms? Check. On the second floor the toilet was flooded, the sink was stuffed with trash and empty beer cans were afloat at the rim. This place was a complete shit hole, but deep down inside I knew something had to go down that night.
I met up with my buddy Al and we grabbed beers at the "bar." Oceano begins their set and no more than 30 seconds in, the entire place is rocking back and forth. Everyone in the venue gets pushed back, beers are dropping, people are falling on each other, and the pit is raging. First song in: FIGHT. Al and I look at each other confused as kids are trying to break it up. The band continues playing through all of this as if nothing happened.
Oceano moves onto their second song, again another fight. Like clockwork, Oceano is bringing the beef and the fights keep coming. During the breakdown of their sixth song a massive fight breaks out, Al and I look at each other with huge grins on our faces. He points over to the sound booth as we see the sound engineer grab an iron pipe and hop into the crowd to help break the fight up. Staff and security are pulling kids off of each other and kicking them out of the venue.
The house lights get turned on and staff is ejecting everyone in sight. We turn around to the bar and everything has been packed away into blue bins and was being carried upstairs. After the room was cleared Al and I were recapping on what we had just witnessed. Al tells me "There are shows, and then there are shows you remember. This is a show that you will remember for the rest of your life." It's true.
Fin'amor's new album "Forbidding Mourning" will be released on July 7th, 2015 with pre-orders now available here. Two tracks from the album can be heard in the Bandcamp player below. More...
Sunday Old School: Atheist
Jazz is something which a lot of people would initially think is worlds away from heavy metal. After all, no one can say that "Blue in Green" sounds anything like, "Reign in Blood" and death metal vocals are hardly a copy of Chet Baker's. But give it some thought and a little bit of research and it's clear to see that jazz has had a big influence on the genre, including some of its biggest names such as Megadeth, whose lineup on the first two albums featured two jazz musicians in Chris Poland and Gar Samuelson, while Testament guitarist, Alex Skolnick has released a number of albums in the genre and bands like Sigh and Shining (Norway) are making the connection clearer than ever before. One band that helped bring it to the extreme end of metal was born in Florida, arguably the home of death metal and they go by the name of Atheist.
The band began life in the city of Sarasota, originally using the name, Oblivion before changing it to, R.A.V.A.G.E. and then settling on the moniker, Atheist. It was founded by guitarist, Kelly Schaeffer and drummer, Steve Flynn, joined soon afterwards by vocalist, Steve Freid, another guitarist named, Rand Burkey and eventually by bass player, Roger Patterson. They slogged it out in the live scene for four years before finally recording their debut album, "Piece of Time," by which point, Freid had left the band and Schaeffer assumed the vocalist duties as well. More...
Sunday Old School: Grip Inc.
Throughout the history of the Sunday Old School, we've looked at a number of undervalued bands formed by musicians from more famous bands. Be it the recent article of Fastway, formed by Motorhead guitarist,"Fast" Eddie Clarke, the collaboration between former Sepultura/Soulfly frontman, Max Cavalera with Fudge Tunnel's, Alex Newport on Nailbomb, or Rob Halford's endeavours with Fight and Two. This week, Sunday Old School will continue this by taking a gander at what drummer Dave Lombardo got up to shortly after leaving Slayer for the second time.
After taking his leave from the thrash giants, Lombardo put together a new outfit with Polish guitarist, Waldemar Sorychta, a former member of the German thrash metal group, Despair. They took their influence from the groove metal style which had been popularised by Pantera and christened their new outfit, Grip Inc., being joined in their musical pursuit by British vocalist, Gus Chambers, a former member of punk band, The Squad, and bass player, Jason Viebrooks. This new quartet didn't take long to attract interest from record companies and before long, they signed with German label, SPV. More...
Pit Stories: Napping In The Bass Bin
Every week we chat up musicians from throughout the heavy music scene to get their favorite Pit Stories from the mayhem of metal shows.
Today David Defeis of Virgin Steele shares the following tale of a fan who found a rather odd place to take a nap:
Virgine Steele played a place in Staten Island called The Paramount Theatre a couple of times with Manowar. On this one particular evening, during our set I noticed that a kid had passed out inside the bass bin of one of the PA stacks. I asked security to check on him, they said they would, and I assumed that they did and I went about my night doing all the things that one has to do at a gig.
When I finally had a moment to catch a view of the stage once again, somewhere near the end of Manowar's set, I noticed that this same kid was still passed out in the bass bin. I don't know what happened to him, his hearing or his reproductive capacity… but it could not have been a terribly good thing for him to have been held in the grip of that sonic onslaught for all those hours from 2 very loud groups!
Virgin Steele is gearing up to release "Nocturnes of Hellfire & Damnation" on June 22nd in Europe and June 23rd in the USA via SPV/Steamhammer. Check out the lyric video for "Lucifer's Hammer" below. More info on the album can be found at this location. More...
Sunday Old School: Cactus
It's always interesting to look back at the very early days of heavy metal. That first batch such as Black Sabbath, Budgie and Blue Cheer that would influence even iconic bands such as Judas Priest before they were even formed. One such band which is often put into this group, straddling the line between hard rock and the new heavy metal genre, would be Cactus. Cactus were formed in Long Island, New York by former Vanilla Fudge members Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice, initially planned to include English guitar hero Jeff Beck before he had an automobile accident and was forced out of the music world for a long while. Instead, they brought in Jim McCarty and vocalist, Rusty Day, who had previously performed in The Amboy Dukes with Ted Nugent.
The quartet released their first full length album in July of that year, a self-titled debut which was adorned with a rather crude looking cactus. It's become a genuine staple of early seventies hard rock, taking great influence from the blues, as evidenced by the covers of "Parchman Farm" and the Willie Dixon song, "You Can't Judge a Book By the Cover," as well as their own compositions. More...
Pit Stories: The Zombie Wall Of Death
Flailing limbs, wheelchair crowd surfing, overturned cars, lost teeth, and mid-show coitus - heavy metal has a million and one Pit Stories and we're going to unearth them all!
This week The Great Discord shares the following tale of a shambling zombie wall of death at a Skinless show:
So we went to this Skinless concert in France at the Hellfest festival in 2008. We were standing in the middle of the crowd when the vocalist called for a wall of death. "What a swell idea" we all thought! So the crowd divided itself down the middle, it was probably around two or three thousand people there. They played this sample from the stage about someone having sex with an amputee. The singer instructed everyone not to do this the regular way but rather as a bunch of fumbling zombies.
When the song began it was basically like everyone got drunk at the same time. So we started walking slowly towards each other looking like a bunch of senior citizens with inner ear infections. It took a while, but we reached the other crowd and everyone just kind of leaned on each other, it was bizarre!
We all laughed so much that we didn't notice when the "zombies" turned into a regular mosh pit. An arm came flying out of no where and knocked one of Fia's front teeth out. The dentists had a hard time making it symmetrical again and if you look closely at one of our teasers or videos you can actually notice one of Fia's front teeth sticking out a little further than the other. So thank you Skinless for lulling us into a false sense of security! Awesome show though.
Video of a Hellfest zombie wall of death can also be seen here: More...
Sunday Old School: Pagan Altar
The worst inspiration in choosing which bands get covered in the Sunday Old School column is always whenever a band member dies. With the sad passing of Pagan Altar vocalist, Terry Jones this past week, it seemed only fitting that we take a look at one of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal's lesser known, though highly influential bands, who along with contemporaries, Witchfinder General, were a big part of forging the genre we know today as doom metal.
Pagan Altar was founded in 1978 by Terry Jones, along with his brother Alan on guitar and were joined in their venture by Glenn Robinson, Les Moody and Ivor Harper. Somewhat typically for heavy metal bands of their time, they focused on occult themes and dark subject matter, though without being as overtly Satanic as Venom, for example. This original lineup didn't last long and at the beginning of the eighties, Pagan Altar consisted of what is now known as their "classic" lineup, which saw the Jones brothers joined by bassist Trever Portch and Israeli native, John Mizrahi on drums. More...
Pit Stories: The Show We Weren't Supposed To Play
Time for a new Pit Story for all you rabid show loving metal heads. This week U.K. outfit Bad Guys share the following tale of playing a show they hadn't been invited to play and causing a whole lottta ruckus with the Melvins:
Our first gig was in a crowded chalet at a Butlins holiday resort in Minehead, South West Engerland. It was an early All Tomorrow's Parties festival in 2008 curated by Melvins/Mike Patton and we hadn't been asked to play. So we played anyway.
Sneaking the equipment in, shoving the fold up beds out of the way and inviting the entire drunken festival back to the chalet was the easy part, getting them out without trashing the place was a little trickier. But we'd not planned that far ahead.
We had no songs, just handful of riffs and Stuart sang lyrics from a little notebook he had that looked like a miniature bible. It was cold outside so people started climbing through the windows and it quickly became a packed, sweaty party. Everyone was drunk enough to not notice we didn't have any songs and starting going a little nuts. There was a dude crowd surfing in the kitchenette area and breakfast cereal was being thrown around the lounge/sleeping room, mud was being trampled up the walls, ceiling and television and fist holes started to appear in the thin plasterboard walls.
It all started going really wrong when Jared from the Melvins climbed through the window, standing on the power cable to my amp, ripping it out of the socket and the kitchen table collapsed under the weight of the 7 dudes standing on it. It became a drum - vocal ensemble for a short while after that until security finally swamped the chalet and shut us down, some disgruntled kid head butted a security guard and was being pinned to the bonnet (hood) of a car outside.
The Head of Butlin's slapped a £450 fine on us for rebuilding the chalet and removed our wristbands for the festival. We were back in the festival within the hour and started planning next year's chalet gig.
The Bad Guys recently dropped a new album titled "Bad Guynaecology," which can be streamed at Bandcamp here or in the player below. More...
Sunday Old School: Nile
History is a subject which may have bored many people in school, but even those who dozed off during lessons will agree that along with the occult and war, it makes for one of the best topics for heavy metal. Motorhead for example has written several songs about famous wars, as well as an album entitled, "1916," while Iced Earth took things further with a concept album about the American Civil War. Iron Maiden approached the culture of ancient Egypt on their fifth album, "Powerslave," and other bands have touched on it too. But for one band, this wondrous civilisation was to inspire not only their lyrics, but their album titles and even their name. Far away from the Pyramids, in Greensville, South Carolina in fact, this band came to life, under the moniker, Nile.
The group emerged from the remnants of a thrash metal band called Morriah, who achieved success locally and were able to perform some shows with the then emerging death metal champions such as Morbid Angel. After their dissolution in the early nineties, member Karl Sanders decided to form a new, heavier band, joined by bassist and vocalist, Chief Spires and drummer, Pete Hammoura. Their first release came two years after forming, with the 1995 EP, "Festivals of Atonement," which was distributed via their own label, Anubis Records. It circulated strongly and helped them to build up enough of a fan base to support the likes of Obituary and Deicide amongst other death metal giants. More...
Sunday Old School: Amorphis
When being interviewed a few years back in Tampere, Sakis Tholis of Rotting Christ stated that he believes Finland is now the capital of metal music. Looking at how many bands come from there and how commercially successful the genre is in the country, one could say it's quite hard to argue with the man. It wasn't always this way though, Finnish bands had to work hard to build both scenes and reputations and one of the bands who really helped make Finland a metal force was a group from the capital city, Helsinki, who go by the name, Amorphis.
Amorphis was put together in 1990 by drummer and guitarist, Jan Rechberger and Esa Holopainen, both members of the thrash metal outfit, Violent Solution, which struggled on for a while as the duo recruited a former bandmate, Tomi Koivusaari on vocals and guitar, as well as bass player, Oppu Laine. The band put together a demo, "Disment of Soul," the next year, helmed by the Stratovarius guitarist, Timo Tolkki, which was deemed good enough for the band to be offered a worldwide recording deal with Relapse Records. Their debut album was then released in 1992 under the title, "The Karelian Isthmus," receiving some very high praise upon release. It was much more of a solid death metal album than later releases, albeit with some doom influences on display, a style which could also be heard on the demo collection, "Privilege of Evil," which was released a year later. More...
The Rockstar Ramblings: Low Budget Rock
Unless you make hip hop videos, the days of big budget videos are pretty much gone. This week a couple rock bands release effective videos on a budget. Hip hop videos do rule though: lots of money, cars and women... More...
Thrashback Thursday: Bind Torture Kill
New York has a reputation worldwide for being hard as nails and producing tough guys, which is something that has been represented in their music throughout the decades. Hip hop is a well known contribution New York has made to music, but their punk, hardcore and metal legacy is certainly the stuff of legends as well, having produced such bands as The Ramones, Agnostic Front and Anthrax to name but a few. Another band who personified what their home was all about, particular in the vocalist's accent, was Long Island's own, Suffocation, probably one of New York's best known death metal bands along with Cannibal Corpse. Their music was unforgiving in its brutality and punished the ears of audiences throughout the nineties until the band split in 1998.
Luckily for fans of the group and the genre, Suffocation reunited in 2003 and a year later released the excellent album, "Souls to Deny." The record helped put them back on the metal map after five years away and in 2006, they solidified that the comeback was for real by releasing a self-titled album. Like their previous efforts, the album was a display of sonic violence and extremes, earning good reviews in nearly every publication and delighting fans with a re-recording of the old track, "Prelude to Repulsion" from their album, "Breeding the Spawn." It also produced two music videos, one for "Abomination Reborn" and one for today's featured song, "Bind Torture Kill."
The song was inspired by the serial killer, Dennis Rader, also known as the "BTK strangler" after his infamous signature. This horrifying subject is captured perfectly in the song, which has a pummeling intro before getting into the grizzly business. Like the majority of Suffocation's catalogue, it's a relentless bulldozer of a song, encapsulating the claustrophobic fear of a victim of violence and aggression that comes with a mindset hellbent on causing destruction. It was a highlight on a solid album and was popular enough that even the History Channel, who then actually made programmes about history, took notice and featured the song in an advertisement for their series on the dark ages. It's an excellent slab of brutal death metal that put any worries about Suffocation not living up to their own blood soaked legacy to rest. More...
Pit Stories: The Summer Of '89
We've all got fond memories of that one unforgettable show, and for this week's Pit Story, Daemonskald from the Canadian band SIG:AR:TYR shares this tale of seeing Metallica live back in '89:
In the summer of 1989, I was 19 and drove with a group of friends from London, Ontario to the famous Pine Knob Theatre in Michigan to see Metallica on the Justice For All tour. It was a very hot day, and there were 5 of us in a compact car with no air conditioning. Even with the windows rolled down for most of the 3 hour drive, all of us were in muscle shirts and sticking to each other in a horrifying, sweltering mess.
When we arrived, it was like a big football tailgate party in the parking lot with everyone partying it up before the gates opened. One of our guys got very friendly with a girl in the pickup truck parked beside us, and before we knew it, had run off with her into the bushes. Meanwhile, her big, mean-looking boyfriend came back wondering where she had got to. Some of his friends pointed towards our vehicle, and we actually watched him angrily put on brass knuckles and wait for them to come back. The girl and our friend came back separately, and she must of came up with a good excuse because things cooled down and we could stop worrying that we were going to get into a giant brawl before we even got into the venue.
The Cult opened up the show. At one point Ian Astbury seemed to have lost his famous cowboy hat in the crazy crowd. Metallica was amazing, but the one thing I remember most is that the crowd started a giant bonfire in the lawn seats and it just seemed to grow in size as the night went on. Then, hundreds of people started to mosh around the giant fire like some ancient pagan ritual. It was the most insane thing I've ever seen at a concert. Whenever I hear Creeping Death, that memorable day as a teenager in the 80's always comes to mind.
SIG:AR:TYR will release the "Northen" full-length album - the band's first studio release in five years - later this coming Fall, with more details at this location. More...
Sunday Old School: Fastway
One of the great things about the internet is that younger headbangers can find all sorts of bands so much easier than they could twenty years. Where once fans may have wondered what happened to certain members of bands, they are now able to find their subsequent or side projects with much greater ease. One such band who achieved success in their time but for a while were swept away featured a very important member of the classic lineup of one of metal's most important bands, Motorhead, whose guitarist Eddie Clarke would leave for a new group, Fastway.
Fastway was formed in 1983 when "Fast" Eddie Clarke became disillusioned with Motorhead and teamed up with UFO bass player, Pete Way, who had also become disgruntled with his band. They recruited former Humble Pie drummer, Jerry Shirley and Irish singer Dave King. Despite Way being a founding member and half of the group's namesake, he decided to leave the project early on because he was unable to escape his record deal with Chrysalis Records and instead opted to join Ozzy Osbourne's band, later forming a new group, Waysted. More...
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Young Syrian refugees who have risked everything
12 December 2012 Last updated at 18:42 GMT
While things are deteriorating inside Syria, the situation for refugees is getting worse with thousands continuing to cross into neighbouring countries.
The BBC's Fergal Keane has travelled to the Lebanon to meet some of those who have risked everything to escape.
Some viewers may find the details in his report distressing.

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1996 SEA RAY 270 Sundancer, Nice and Clean 270 Sundancer with 7.4L Mercruiser Bravo 2 Drive and 310 HP. Always been in freshwater and runs great. Nice Cockpit layout and Large Aft Cabin with window for comfortable overnighting. Two bow hatches for good lighting and ventilation.
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I walked into my Fish House restaurant in Lyme Regis one Friday night to find the words "Hix Fix" chalked up on the window. When I asked Johnny, my manager, what on earth it was, he said that it was a cocktail made from Julian Temperley's cherries in his eau de vie popped into a glass of champagne.
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Recapping a wild day and a wild series in Denver
Denver – There was a physical price paid for the Milwaukee Brewers' wacky 6-5 victory over the Colorado Rockies on Sunday afternoon at Coors Field.
Rightfielder Ryan Braun injured his right ankle while chasing down a fly ball early in the game and Francisco Rodriguez injured his left on a misstep on that pivotal blunder by Colorado's Corey Dickerson to start the ninth inning.
Both players said they weren't in too much pain after the game, but neither will know until tomorrow what their status will be heading into the Brewers' game with the Washington Nationals at Miller Park.
Braun was not in right field on Dickerson's triple, subbed out instead for Elian Herrera. Dickerson's shot banged off the wall in right and caromed hard toward the infield, where it was picked up by centerfielder Carlos Gomez.
Gomez fired a throw to third that wound up tailing away from Aramis Ramirez and rolling to the front of the Brewers' dugout. Rodriguez was unable to back up as he normally would because he came down awkwardly with his plant foot in a divot on the front of the mound.
As it turned out, it didn't really matter as Ramirez ran the ball down, Dickerson fell down and the Brewers got the out well before he crossed home plate.
Luckily for Milwaukee, Lyle Overbay also hit a pinch-hit homer to lead off the ninth. That two-run cushion was big because after Dickerson's out, Wilin Rosario smoked a home run to center that made it 6-5.
Had Dickerson simply not risked it and stayed at third, it would have been a tie ballgame.
And so go the breaks for the Brewers, who have the best road record in baseball at 27-15 and are challenging the Oakland A's for the best overall record at 47-30.
"That's something we need to take advantage of," said Rodriguez. "When you're hot, everything is going your way. Those opportunities are going to happen."
Braun, too, was involved in a weird play.
With two outs in the fifth, Rickie Weeks chopped one to third that Charlie Culberson booted. Braun followed by walking, and then the two attempted a double steal with Jonathan Lucroy singling to right.
Then the fun started. Weeks scored easily on the play while Braun had to turn around and touch second after missing the bag.
"I could tell that the ball was hit and when I looked back to see where the ball was, I was closer to second than I realized," he explained. "So I passed second without touching it, had to go back and touch second."
Braun continued on to third with Lucroy making a wide turn around first to elicit a rundown. Braun rounded third, read the play and headed home. The throw to the plate looked to be in time, but for some reason Rosario never even attempted to tag Braun.
Instead, he threw to second to get Lucroy for the third out, but Braun had already slid in and the Brewers were up, 5-3.
"Once I saw Luc in the rundown I was just trying to wait for an opportunity to run," he said. "Fortunately it worked out for us. It definitely would have been close (at home). I haven't watched the replay, but I felt like it definitely would have been close.
"I didn't anticipate when I took off for home there not being a play, I'll put it that way. At the very least it would have been a very close play."
The Rockies were, to put it bluntly, brutal defensively in the series as they played without Gold Glove third baseman Nolan Arenado, Gold Glove outfielder Carlos Gonzalez and veteran outfielder Michael Cuddyer, all out with injuries.
The Brewers also won despite a lackluster outing from starter Kyle Lohse, who said he hates pitching in Colorado and Arizona more than any other ballparks, yet still emerged victorious in both venues on a 6-1 road trip.
He's now 9-2 and tied for third in the National League in victories.
"It's always hard here," he said. "'I'm a control guy, so I need to know where exactly the ball is moving. Elevation, it's never breaking the way you want it to, so I was just trying to be careful and not make the big mistake and give up a long fly ball that ended up in the seats.
"So I just did my best to manage the counts and do the best I could to try to minimize the damage."
Lohse was relieved by Brandon Kintzler in the sixth, and he pulled off a Houdini escape act in keeping the Rockies off the board.
Culberson led off with a single but was thrown out trying to steal second. D.J. LeMahieu singled off Kintzler's leg. Charlie Blackmon doubled to right-center, putting runners in scoring position with one out for Drew Stubbs.
He hit a swinging bunt that Kintzler made a great play on, getting the speedster by a step at first. Then Troy Tulowitzki got everyone all worked up but ultimately flied out just short of the warning track in left, allowing Kintzler and the Brewers to breathe a sigh of relief.
"That was from my old shortstop days," Kintzler joked about throwing Stubbs out. "That was a big play because if you don't get him, it's bases loaded, one out for Tulo and that's definitely something you don't want to do."
What was he thinking as he walked off the field?
"Stop letting everybody get on base," he said. "Anything in the air, I'm holding my breath. I thought it was gone. I was just more frustrated with the ground balls that go through the hole or up the middle. I've been in the situation so many times before this year, I know I can get out of it."
Manager Ron Roenicke also pushed the right buttons in the eighth.
After Drew Stubbs hit a two-out RBI triple off the wall in right to cut Milwaukee's lead to 5-4, he made the decision to put the go-ahead run on by walking Troy Tulowitzki and having Smith face Justin Morneau.
Tulowitzki is leading the NL in hitting and is hitting about .900 at Coors Field (kidding, but not that far off), while Morneau had torn up Brewer pitching each of the previous two days. The lefty-lefty matchup is what Roenicke went with, and it paid off as Smith got Morneau to ground out on a first-pitch slider.
"To tell you the truth, I don't know what the right way is on that," he said. "It worked out, but that's not comfortable, pitching to (Tulowitzki) there. We tried to pitch around him and really didn't. You're hoping he gets aggressive and chases one out of the zone, but he got a couple of pitches to hit.
"I don't know. I still don't know whether that was the right way to do it. We put him on and Morneau's not that bad against lefties. Bases loaded, you get behind on him and you've got to come to him. Either way was not comfortable.
"I don't know. It just worked out, put it that way."
And so it went for the Brewers, who just keep finding ways to win on the road. This series was about as crazy and memorable as they get, from the slugest Friday to the bases-clearing wild pitch Saturday to the ninth inning Sunday, and everyone in the visiting clubhouse at Coors Field was ready to head home to try and start a winning streak there next.
"Definitely, a lot of things are going our way," said Braun. "We're playing aggressive, which is kind of the way that we've played all year. I think a lot of times when you play aggressively and put pressure on an opponent, you find a way to kind of force mistakes."
Added Overbay: "A lot of things that I've never seen before happened. Just when you think you've seen it all, you see something like that (in the ninth). Lady Luck was on our side this series. We can't take that for granted."
- Brewers try for sweep of Nationals
- Brewers try to extend home winning streak
- Brewers sign first-round draft pick Corey Ray
- Chris Capuano back to Square 1 after setback
- Brewers open six-game homestand without Ryan Braun
- Brewers, Class AA Biloxi extend deal through 2020
- Craig Counsell pleased with Scooter Gennett's defense
- Aaron Hill leading off in Brewers' road finale
- Counsell giving Jonathan Lucroy's legs a rest
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A bit of a disappointment, and I won't repurchase. It's not nearly as concentrated as Dr. Woods or Dr. Bronner liquid castile soaps, nor does it smell as nice. Also there are some ingredients in it that are not natural and not exactly harmless such as triethanolamine and tetrasodium EDTA. I don't want to use it on my body, so I use it to clean the floor.
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Councils should use bonds to fund much needed green infrastructure projects such as renewable energy and flood defences, according to the Lord Mayor of London. The UK's first council solar bond was launched last week, and Sir Roger Gifford said there was tremendous scope for the country to follow the lead of the US and Swede, where municipalities have raised billions of pounds for green projects by selling bonds to the public.
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He said it: Players and coaches comment after Stars' 4-2 loss in Chicago
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"I liked our game. I thought we had a good start. Scoring first, again, helps. I thought we did some good things throughout the game. All four lines were contributing and I thought our special teams were good as well. Good win."
Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith (AUDIO: http://bit.ly/1lkXT6j)
"It was a big win tonight. They're a hungry team. They're fighting for their playoff lives and we knew that. We talked about that coming into tonight. I thought we came out, had a pretty good start. We were able to get one on the power play, which was nice to get jumpstarted."
Stars Head Coach Lindy Ruff (AUDIO: http://bit.ly/1dM0deQ)
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