Manowar Star Fears For Rock's Future
. He tells Kaaos TV: "There's always going to be people that are great musicians - there's always going to be people who are seen as heroes to their fans. But this generation of musicians that I am from, there will never be people like us again, because we grew up in a different time of music and a different time in metal. "We were so lucky that we grew up right in the middle of the explosion of metal. There were just so many great bands. I don't hear another Judas Priest out there. I certainly don't hear another Manowar or another Kiss. "Of course there's going to be metal and rock bands - there's going to be metal concerts and people are always going to go and have fun. But there's a reason why the bands that are out there now are the headliners for big shows. There aren't many of us out there that are able to put 40,000 people on the ground." Watch the full interview here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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