In the new clip, released via Deep Purple's official YouTube page, Lord discusses why he used four different guitarists for the latest recording of the work. It was originally recorded in 1969 with the Mk2 lineup of the band, including Ritchie Blackmore.
In the video, Lord says: "Each movement is so different. It's one man in one band, but Rithie was like three or four guitarists in one. So I wanted to represent that by using a different guitarist in each movement." Watch the video
here.
Michael added that Scorpions took advantage of him and took credit for his songwriting efforts. Now the younger Schenker tells The Metal Voice that Rudolf convinced him to sign over songwriting credits and that Rudolf died his hair blond as part of a plot to "misrepresent and fool people" for years.
It all came to light, Michael says, when he was approached to help with the recent 50th anniversary Scorpions reissues. Michael says: "I found out that they put a bio out that was a completely wrong story. I found out that there was nobody credited for what I wrote on Holiday. It's the intro to Holiday, it's 45 seconds long. That's the intro that I wrote but nobody got credit for it.
"And then Rudolf asked me to give him the melodies for Coast To Coast and with my black-and-white guitar. And those two things were the most tastiest things and easiest parts to copy, because Rudolf is not really a great guitarist. He can just about play." Read more
here.
They parted ways with guitarist David Dave Lizzio in 2014 and replaced him with BC Kochmit, which singer Elias Soriano admitted has boosted their songwriting formula for album No.9.
He said: "This record is the product of pain, frustration, power and the environmental influence on this band. That mounted with the introduction of BC on guitars.
"Imagine feeling like Eddie Van Halen's illegitimate child just joined your band. That's how I feel with him on my right. So this record will no doubt be a beast for our fans." Read more
here.
While Illsley usually prefers not to go into too much detail about his lyrical content, he has explained the inspiration for the words on these four tracks. And he tackles everything from religious radicalisation, the Iraq war and internet porn to the influence of artists, politicians and modern celebrities.
On In The Darkness, Illsley was moved to write about the impact the digital age and the internet has, mostly with religious radicilisation and addictive, easy-to-access porn.
He says: "It's not really talked about much, but the influence of pornography over the internet... I think in the long term for a number of people it will cause serious psychological problems.
"I know a few people who are addicted to it. And if you're addicted to that stuff there's no agency you can turn to and say, 'I've got a problem.' We all get a bit blase about it actually. For 99% of people, they can take it or leave it. But there's a percentage for whom it becomes problematic." Read more and listen to the tracks
here.
Former Slipknot drummer Jordison unveiled the band this month, saying he opted to rename his former group, Scar The Martyr, and bring a new vocalist Kalen Chase and keyboard player Matt Tarrach.
The new-look outfit's lineup is completed by bassist Kyle Konkiel and guitarists Jed Simon and Kris Norris. Jordison previously said: "I decided I wanted to start fresh - I did not want to keep rehashing old ideas. If I am going to keep going, I really just wanted to break loose and wipe the slate clean." Read more and watch the video
here.
The guitarist says Collen - who is producing their follow-up to 2014's Simplicity - inspires the band while they write and record on the road, backstage at shows and in hotel rooms on their US trek.
Hannon tells My Global Mind: "I can tell you it's been really great to have Phil on board as a musician and not a business person. He has such a passion for Tesla and fan of the band.
"We've had a great relationship with him as we have been friends for 30 years since the Hysteria Tour. When Tesla got back together in 2000 after eight years apart, we did a comeback CD called Into the Now.
"I wanted Phil to come in at that point as I had done some dates with Def Leppard in my solo band. It's really great to me that we are all working together. It's like you have a great team but if you don't have the right person motivating the team, the team doesn't do well. Phil is that right coach." Read more
here.
He tells Metal Wani: "We've got about eight or nine songs, and we're gonna do another three or four. We'll pull together when we get back from this tour.
"And if we can pull that music together, the 10 or 12 songs, whatever it might be, and maybe get into the studio and start doing the drums and the music by the end of the year or something, we can have something out by next year. I doubt we'll have anything out by this year." Watch the full interview
here.
Frontman Aryn Jonathan Black recently said: "He was forced into confessing by his wife and her wealthy lover. Sentenced to a life's term, he goes through extreme emotions, dealing with the only woman he'd ever loved taking everything away from him.
"He experiences many psychological changes throughout the years, and escapes by means of drugs and his writings. These songs become his diary of a madman." Check out the new song
here.
They also issued a video for their track Scared To Be Alone last month. Bassist Kyle Fasel said: "Scared To Be Alone was a song that stood out to us very early on. I remember when we wrote it, the song just hit me. It didn't sound like any of our other songs, yet it still sounded right for us.
"We tried a different approach in the beginning of the song with a darker sound. And then in the chorus we totally dug into our Jimmy Eat World influence." Watch the new acoustic video
here.
The new studio album came just 15 months after their debut "Inside The Vertigo." They also released a promo for track Weight Of The World earlier this year.
The band features Soto on vocals, Edu Cominato on drums, Jorge Salan on guitar, bass player David Z and keyboardist/guitarist BJ. Watch the new music video
here.
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