Day in Rock Part 2

Guitarist Learns To Play Again After Losing All 4 Limbs

The new staging of the song was done for the 10th anniversary of LOVE, which is in residence at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. According to a press release, the video was directed by Dandypunk, Andre Kasten and Leah Moyer, and "highlights new artistic and performance elements from the song's LOVE show presentation.

Following the incident, Pantera's Facebook page issued a statement saying Grimmie's death brought back memories of the 2004 shooting of guitarist Dimebag Darrell while onstage with his band Damageplan.

And when asked about the recent shooting by radio station KBAT, Paul says: "It just floored me, man. I never thought it would happen again. And that's really almost the same scenario that happened to my brother.

"It's just unbelievable that there's still people that are that fanatical and that crazy out there in today's world that we don't have enough security to keep that from happening."

It's all part of a Loads of memorabilia from the entertainment industry will be available to bid on beginning June 29th. Prince's items will go on sale July 1st.

Cohen, a self-professed Deadhead, could hardly contain his glee. He was almost excited when talking with the musicians about Dead trivia and John Mayer's oft-discussed "guitar face."

"I don't mean to do the guitar face," said Mayer. He added that the high stakes of playing Grateful Dead music before diehard fans adds to his consternation. "Not only [am I] lost in the music, I'm worried about falling off the bike. It's a pained sexual face."

Members of the Grateful Dead spinoff band are currently promoting the group's summer tour. During his Bravo appearance, Mayer confirmed that his next album of solo music should appear next year.

The band released Delirium in May and previously said they wanted it to conjure a "disturbing, cold and weird" atmosphere. They also said they were inspired by an abandoned mental asylum they once visited when writing the record.

Now Scabbia tells Metal Hammer there is also a personal element to the subject matter. She says: "We aren't the sort of band that sings about pure fantasy; I don't think that's ever been our style.

"But, because we had actual experience of these sort of places, it is more real. I've been in that situation and I've been able to breathe the heaviness of these places, and I just began to think about all the different experiences that these people could have.

"And for me, there is this parallel between this album and my personal life right now, because there is someone in my family who is suffering mental illness.

"So I see people trying to cure this problem a lot. I realised that insanity isn't just confined to a medical condition, it's everywhere in the little things in everyday life."

Vocalist Belinda Kordic says of the track: "As the world is going to serious sh*ts - with a big no thanks to mankind - which the media so generously reminds us of every single day, I retreat to the comfort that there may be a higher being out there.

That's one of the reasons he enjoys his solo work as much as working with Kim Thayil, Ben Shepherd and Matt Cameron. Cornell tells Courant.com: "You can't always make out the words I sing with Soundgarden. When Johnny Cash covered Rusty Cage it was the first time I received compliments from my lyrics.

"To take this in another direction, when I covered Billy Jean by Michael Jackson, it was going to be a joke. I couldn't do it in the form it was originally recorded in so I slowed it down. When I did that, it wasn't funny any more - it's an amazing story, brilliant lyrics.

"Mad Skills Brah! is the story of the rise of online gaming in my life," says vocalist Levi Taurus. "I didn't realise it at first, but I'd become addicted. There wasn't a day that passed where I didn't think about my impeccable Kill/Death ratio, pwning noobs and yelling at my parents for being annoying. The song outlines my descent into darkness and how I came through it to become even stronger and more powerful than I was before."

The video for Mad Skills Brah! took a total of six months to animate. "The true tale of my tribulations would have been far too graphic to recreate in live action and I truly believe; what you see on the screen is remarkably closer to the actual events, than anything that could've been caught with a camera," says Levi.

On Eidos, the band say: "Musically, it sees the band exploring new territories and pushing the extremes of its sonic soundscape, with a darker atmosphere and a more progressive attitude.