Day in Rock Part 2

Supersonic Blues Machine Recruit Warren Haynes For New Video

They put the departures down to rising tension within the band and the "different goals, wishes and ideas" of each member. Now Sutter and Murphy have spoken about the split and revealed they are already working together with Henzi on a new project.

Sutter says: "The decision to leave was not mine, and those who took it might not understand it any better than my friends, who were not given the opportunity to debate it. It is most certainly even harder to understand, and impossible to judge, for anyone else."

The Slipknot and Stone Sour frontman fielded the AC/DC topic on the latest leg of his solo tour which is including question and answer sessions. During the May 8 event at Koko in London, Taylor weighs in:

"There are several ways to look at that situation. There are AC/DC fans who are, like, 'You know what? I just wanna see them play for, like, the last eight, nine shows and then see what happens.' There are other people who are, like, 'F*** that! I don't like the way they handled the whole Brian situation,' which I can totally see.

"However, none of us are behind the scenes. None of us know what's been going on. None of us know anything. And I learned that lesson with the Guns N' Roses thing. I mean, I'm talking about� I'm a huge Guns N' Roses fan. So when [the classic GNR lineup] started to kind of come back together, I was, like, 'Meh.' But then, talking to some of them, I really saw the whole picture and was, like, 'Okay, I can get behind this.'"

Taylor adds: "So I don't know enough about what is going on behind the scenes [in the AC/DC camp]. I can certainly appreciate the fact that Angus [Young, AC/DC guitarist] wants to finish those shows. 'Cause here's the thing you've gotta understand: he's been doing gigs since he was 17 years old. He has been giving everything - and I mean everything he's f***ing got - night after night after night after night for f***ing fifty years.

Singer Colleen Rennison says of the track: "Leadfoot, I've always described as a barn-burner of a song. It's about finding another black sheep and going until you can't go any more. It's about destruction, freedom. Sometimes those things go hand in hand."

In this classic rock interview with Doors co-founder/keyboardist Ray Manzarek, we find that the dream of the 1967 Summer of Love, embodied by The Doors' "Light My Fire", had by 1971 run headlong into the reality of Richard Nixon's America. Lead singer Jim Morrison had been arrested and eventually charged with lewdness at a Miami concert; the band had been black-listed by the notoriety and pending trial; and the band's long-term producer had walked out on their recording session. Amidst these obstacles, The Doors made L.A. Woman including "Love Her Madly", "The WASP (Texas Radio & the Big Beat)", "Riders on the Storm" and the ultimate freeway song "L.A. Woman", resulting in one of the timeless recordings from any American band. Prior to his passing in May of 2013, Ray Manzarek spoke to InTheStudio host Redbeard about the days when The Doors almost came unhinged prior to releasing L.A. Woman.

Ray Manzarek said, "It was our final record on the contract... We had lined up a 20 city tour, our first big tour. Miami happened and we got cancelled out of every city we had booked... What are we going to do? Let's get back to writing songs. And we started writing and writing and writing, and the songs just got better and better, and stronger and harder. So out of that enforced hiatus came L.A. Woman. "

Welch tells Music Radar: "Being back in Korn is just incredible. Being back in the band for The Paradigm Shift was awesome. It meant so much to me to be back and I enjoyed making that album - it was a slightly different sound for Korn.

It'll fully fund a student's three-year university course and is worth up to �27,000. Taylor says: "Freddie's name endures in so many ways, so it's therefore great to have this scholarship celebrating his musical genius."

He tells Loudwire: "Right now we're kind of taking our time, because the rest of this year is touring with Slipknot, off and on. But the cool thing is we're getting together every couple of months and writing songs and stuff. Right now we have 15 that are really strong. Do another 10 and see where we're at.

Less Than Jake drummer Vinnie Fiorello says: "We absolutely can't wait to come back to the UK shores for what will feel like one huge party every night, night after night."

Also on the bill are GBH, Slaughter And The Dogs, Penetration, Cock Sparrer, Cockney Rejects and Discharge. Peter Hook And The Light will perform a set of Joy Division tracks and members of Black Flag will be appearing under the Flag banner.

Marvel say: "It took quite a bit of planning to sort out the idea. The producer's original idea was changed after talking to the director and animator to find a way to do the video in the 'easiest' and most efficient way, and then it took one-and-a-half months.

40 Years Of Stone Plain continues owner Holger Petersen's tradition of launching a retrospective collection every half-decade since the firm's 10th anniversary in 1986.