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Saturday August 31, 2002

STONE SOUR
Roadrunner Records originally scheduled the release of Stone Sour’s debut album for mid-September, but singer Corey Taylor explains why it was moved up and released this past Tuesday:

COREY: “It was done ahead of schedule, all the mixes were in and we had approved all the artwork. I mean, they were just like, if it’s done and people want to hear it and there’s a lot of response for it, we need to get this thing out. I think that was basically it. I mean, there was no need to get it out like immediately, but it was still good to know that they believed in it so much, that they were actually willing to push it up to August 27th.”

Stone Sour features Jim Root and Corey Taylor from Slipknot, which was the band they were involved with before joining Slipknot. You can currently hear the single “Bother” on KISS.

JIMI HENDRIX
A 1963 Fender Stratocaster that Jimi Hendrix set ablaze in concert will be auctioned off next month in London. The guitar is currently owned by Dweezil Zappa, who inherited it from his father Frank Zappa. A roadie for Hendrix gave it to Zappa in the early 70’s as a gift and Zappa made it playable and used the famous guitar on his 1976 album “Zoot Allures”. The Cooper Owen auction house expects the guitar to earn between $534,000 and $610,000.

KERRANG MAGAZINE AWARDS
The British metal magazine “Kerrang” held its annual awards ceremony this past week in London.

Best Album: Hundred Reasons, “Ideas Above our Station”
Best Single: Puddle of Mudd, "Blurry"
Best Band in the World: Red Hot Chili Peppers
Best British Band: A
Best New British Band: Cooper Temple Clause
Best International Newcomer: Sum 41
Best Video: Marilyn Manson, "Tainted Love"
Best British Live Act: Muse
Best International Live Act: Rammstein
Classic Songwriter: The Offspring
Spirit of Independence Award: Alec Empire
Hall of Fame Award: Foo Fighters

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Friday August 30, 2002

MTV MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS
The video outlet that plays music videos on occasion or just plays clips of music videos held its annual awards show last night in New York City. I was busy watching the Food Network and learning how to cook something that I’ll never really put to use.

OZZY OSBOURNE LAWSUITS
In a follow-up to a previous Roc Report, former Ozzy bassist Bob Daisely says he is disappointed a Los Angeles Federal Court dismissed his lawsuit against Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne for unpaid performance royalties.

Daisley and former drummer Lee Kerslake still receive songwriting royalties for the songs they wrote for Ozzy’s first two solo albums, “Blizzard of Ozz” and “Diary of a Madman”, but their contention is performance royalties. The two former employees contend they have not been paid for actually recording the songs on the albums. Daisley says the will regroup and plan another campaign to settle their differences.

GREEN DAY
The Newport Beach Daily Pilot reports that Green Day singer Billie Joe Armstrong was treated for minor injures by lifeguards in Newport Beach after cutting his head while surfing. www.greenday.net reports the singer is doing fine.

(HED)P.E.
(hed)p.e. have reportedly parted ways with guitarist Chizad and have hired former Amen guitarist Sonny Mayo. Jive Records expects to release the new (hed)p.e. album early next year.

STAIND
Staind are currently in Los Angeles doing pre-production for their next album. The band is working with producer Josh Abraham and Elektra Records hopes to release the album this spring.

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Thursday August 29, 2002

3 DOORS DOWN
3 Doors Down have been hired by the U.S. Navy to perform for overseas troops at 6 different naval bases including an aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean Sea. Singer Brad Arnold wants to go flying when he gets aboard the aircraft carrier and do just 3 things: go straight up, go straight down and do a barrel roll.

The 3DD singer says the troops will hear one song that will not be featured on their forthcoming album titled “Away From The Sun”, which is due November 12th. The song “Not Be Forgotten” was inspired by the events of September11th and Arnold says it will not be on the album because he doesn’t want fans to misinterpret the lyrics and instigate violence against U.S. citizens of Middle Eastern descent.

GUNS N ROSES
Guns N Roses dictator Axl Rose says the forthcoming “Chinese Democracy” album will contain 18 songs and a bonus CD of 10 extra tracks. The long-awaited album is expected to be in stores in early 2003.

Meanwhile, GnR are currently touring in Europe and are reportedly working on the details for a U.S. tour. Hoobastank have said in recent interviews, that they have been contacted to possibly open for GnR.

AEROSMITH
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry will sit in with the band tonight on the “Late Show with David Letterman”.

LED ZEPPELIN
The U.S. Copyright Office has denied the members of Led Zeppelin the copyright to their 1973 album “Houses of the Holy”. The ownership will remain in the hands of Atlantic Records because the copyright office says the album was made as a work for hire under a law that preceded the 1976 Copyright Act. The surviving members of Led Zeppelin and family members representing John Bonham will now have to fight with Atlantic Records directly for ownership issues. “Houses of the Holy” has sold over 11 million copies to date.

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Wednesday August 28, 2002

PAPA ROACH
According to a published concert review and the band’s website, one Papa Roach fan has taken her love for the band down a completely different road. Papa Roach performed an intimate show in Boston on August 14th and one fan reportedly told singer Jacoby Shaddix that she would drink his piss. So, Shaddix filled a Gatorade bottle on the side of the stage with his urine and before handing it to the drunken fan, he took a shot of his own fluids. The report says the woman took several swigs of the new Gatorade flavor before her friends took it away from her.

OFFSPRING
Offspring singer Dexter Holland recently told www.rollingstone.com has written and recorded about 75% of their next album. Holland says the band has spent the last 8 months in his home studio and compares some of the completed songs to previous Offspring tracks like “All I Want”, “Bad Habit” and “Gotta Get Away”. The band hopes to work with producer Brendan O’Brien, who helped the band produce their last album.

THE RECORDING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
The RIAA reports shipments of CD’s are down by 7% over the first 6 months of 2002, while the seizure of counterfeit product is up 70%.

Last year at this time. CD sales generated $5.5 billion and this year sales generated about $5.2 billion. Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP reports that is a 5.1% drop from 2001.

Unit shipments of CD’s, cassettes, vinyl records, music videos, etc. are down to 398.1 million units for the first 6 months of 2002 as compared to 442.8 million units in 2001.

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Tuesday August 27, 2002

IN STORES TODAY
P.O.D. - Satellite (limited edition) - remixes and DVD extras
Stone Sour - Stone Sour
Breaking Benjamin - Saturate
Silverchair - Diorama
Kiss - The very best of Kiss
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
30 Seconds to Mars - 30 Seconds to Mars
Jimmy Fallon - Bathroom Wall
Swimfan Motion Picture Soundtrack

LIMP BIZKIT
Limp Bizkit has tentatively tiled their next album “Less is More”. The group has hired legendary producer Rick Rubin to turn the knobs and the band has recorded more than 20 songs. Singer Fred Durst and bassist Sam Rivers have been handling the guitar duties for the recording process.

VINCE NEIL
Vince Neil’s manager, Burt Stein, told the Associated Press that Vince will return to the club he walked out of after 3 songs in Steamboat Springs, Colorado on August 14th. Stein says the reason Neil left the stage was because somebody was throwing something on stage, not because Vince was mad at the crowd for not knowing the words to his solo songs. A date has not been set for the make-up performance.

JASON NEWSTED
Click the link below the read a very interesting article on Jason Newsted. http://www.bayarea.com/mld/bayarea/entertainment/3929867.htm

RAGE/CORNELL
Our local Epic Records representative informed us that the first single from the Rage/Cornell project is scheduled to be delivered to KISS on October 1st. The band is still without a moniker and no other details were available.

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Monday August 26, 2002

PEARL JAM
In a follow-up to Friday’s Rock Report, Pearl Jam’s website has a 40-second video clip of the band performing the first song from their forthcoming album at last year’s Bridge School Benefit concert.
Scroll down to Friday to read the story and click the link below to see the quick clip of “I Am Mine”. http://www.sonymusic.com/artists/PearlJam/tour/vidna2.html

NIRVANA * EYES ADRIFT
According to an article on www.launch.com, Universal Music Group has set aside October 22nd as the release date for a Nirvana Greatest Hits CD. Details are vague on what the CD will include, but it is expected to include the previously unreleased song “You Know You’re Right”.
Meanwhile, former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic has formed a band with ex-Sublime drummer Bud Gaugh and ex-Meat Puppets vocalist/guitarist Curt Kirkwood called Eyes Adrift. Their debut album will be out September 24th and the band will be in Austin on September 28th for the Austin City Limits Music Festival in Zilker Park. www.startickets.com

NONPOINT
Nonpoint will release a DVD on September 10th titled “Accompaniment”. It will include the videos for “What A Day”, “Mind Trip”, “Endure”, “Your Signs”, plus backstage footage and more. Nonpoint’s latest album “development” is in stores now and you can see them at our Fall Festival with Nickelback and Theory of a Deadman on September 29th at the Sunken Garden Theatre. Tickets at www.startickets.com

CORNELL-RAGE
Acclaimed music video director Mark Romanek says he is talking to the members of the Rage/Cornell project about directing their first video. Romanek describes the music he has heard as the best music in 5 years and proclaims it’s going to blow everything else out today out of the water. The video director’s first feature film is the new Robin Williams movie “One Hour Photo”, which is in theatres now.

Romanek has directed videos for:
Nine Inch Nails - Perfect Drug & Closer
No Doubt - Hella Good
Beck - Devil’s Haircut
Fionna Apple - Criminal
Madonna - Rain & Bedtime Story
Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way

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Sunday August 25, 2002

TONY HAWK’S BOOM BOOM HUCK JAM
I recently had the chance to talk with legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk about his Boom Boom Huck Jam tour and what fans can expect our of the performance, which visits the Alamodome on October 20th.

TONY: “Well it’s the best of skateboarding, BMX and Motorcross all in one arena, all riding together. It’s got a little bit of choreography, a lot of action and we have Face to Face playing during the show.”

CHUCK: “ How long will this event last?”

TONY: “It will last a couple of hours and like I said, there are some choreographed routines, but there is also some free riding. We basically turn an arena floor into a giant skate venue.”

Tickets for Tony hawk’s Boom Boom Huck Jam are on sale at Ticketmaster locations for $75, $38.50, $24.50 & $17.50 + a service charge through Ticketmaster locations.

Some of the athletes scheduled to perform include Tony Hawk, Buckey Lasek, Andy MacDonald, Lincoln Ueda, Matt Hoffman, Dave Mirra, John Parker, Kevin Robinson, Clifford Adoptante, Mike Cinqmars, Ronnie Faisst, Carey Hart and Dustin Miller.

More info at www.boomboomhuckjam.com

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Saturday August 24, 2002

SAN ANTONIO CONCERT UPDATE
Jerry Cantrell will be at Sunset Station on October 10th. Tickets are $15 + service charge in advance at Ticketmaster locations and $20 + service charge at the door.

Days of the New will perform at Sunset Station on October 6th. Tickets are $10 + service charge in advance at Ticketmaster locations.

THE VINES
If you missed The Vines performance of “Get Free” on the Late Show with David Letterman, follow the link to view the song: http://www.cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/#

OZZY
Lawyers representing Ozzy Osbourne failed to stop the 2-part interview that ran on the Fox News Channel yesterday and Thursday with correspondent Greta Van Susteren. Ozzy’s lawyers claim he agreed to do the interview under the pretense it was to discuss the 25th Anniversary of Elvis’ death. Fox News Channel lawyers claim Ozzy “willingly and voluntarily” sat down for the 2-hour taped interview. Fox news also stated they “neither prepared nor aired a Presley special”. In the 2-part interview Ozzy talked extensively about how he’s dealing with Sharon’s colon cancer.

GODSMACK
The “Boston Herald” newspaper reports Godsmack singer Sully Erna has signed with the William Morris talent agency and is looking to become an actor.

BLACK SABBATH
Warner Bros./Rhino Records will release a 29-track double album of Black Sabbath music on October 15th titled “Symptom of the Universe”. The anthology covers 8 albums with the original line-up and includes a song never released in the U.S. called “Evil Woman”.

Sanctuary Records just released a double live album of Black Sabbath material recorded on their 1975 tour called “Past Lives”.

Here is the tracklist for "Symptom of the Universe":

"Black Sabbath"
"N.I.B."
"The Wizard"
"Warning"
"Evil Woman"
"War Pigs"
"Paranoid"
"Iron Man"
"Fairies Wear Boots"
"Sweet Leaf"
"Children of the Grave"
"Into the Void"
"Lord of This World"
"After Forever"
"Changes"
"Snowblind"
"Laguna Sunrise"
"Tomorrow's Dream"
"Supernaut"
"Sabbath, Bloody Sabbath"
"Fluff"
"Sabbra Cadabra"
"Am I Going Insane (Radio)"
"Symptom of the Universe"
"Hole in the Sky"
"Rock'n'Roll Doctor"
"Dirty Women"
"Never Say Die"
"A Hard Road"

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Friday August 23, 2002

GODSMACK
Godsmack singer Sully Erna says their new drummer Shannon Larkin has bled a lot of new blood into the band and they feel reborn. Erna thinks the album will be called “Releasing The Demons” and hopes to have it in stores by March 2003. Godsmack is currently recording and writing demos in Miami, Florida because there was to many distractions in their hometown of Boston. The band has written 14 full songs and hope to have another 10 ready by the time they start recording in November with producer David Bottrill.

THE DEFTONES
Maverick Records has set aside November 19th as the projected release date of the Deftones new album titled “Lovers”.

PEARL JAM
The release of Pearl Jam’s as-yet-untitled 7th studio album has been pushed up to November 12th. The first single titled “I Am Mine” will be delivered to KISS in mid-September. Singer Eddie Vedder mentioned in the band’s last newsletter that the events of September 11th had an effect on the band’s new material, which reflects the shrinking personal freedoms of a nation on alert.

NICKELBACK
This past Monday at a festival concert in Portugal, Nickelback left the stage after 2 songs, because they were being bombarded with flying objects. Watch the news report by following the link: http://pwp.netcabo.pt/0248749101/dls/main.htm

In other Nickelback news, the band will release its first DVD on October 29th called “Live at Home”. Nickelback, Theory of a Deadman and Nonpoint will perform at the KISS Fall Festival on Sunday, September 29th at the Sunken garden Theatre. Tickets are $30 + service charge at STAR Ticket outlets. www.startickets.com

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Thursday August 22, 2002

SAN ANTONIO CONCERT UPDATES
The Stone Temple Pilots have confirmed they will open for Aerosmith on Monday. October 28th at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre. Tickets go on sale this Saturday morning at 10am through Ticketmaster locations.

Nonpoint has been added to the KISS Fall Festival on September 29th at the Sunken Garden Theatre with Nickelback and Theory of a Deadman. Tickets are $30 at STAR Ticket locations. www.startickets.com

OZZY OSBOURNE
Ozzy will discuss his wife’s battle with cancer in a two-part interview starting tonight at 8pm on “The Pulse”, which airs on the FOX News Channel. The second part of the interview will air tomorrow night at 9pm.

LAYNE STALEY
Today would have been former Alice in Chains singer Layne Staley’s 35th Birthday. Tributes are being coordinated around the country, including a tribute in Seattle where proceeds will be donated to local substance abuse clinics. Staley died on April 5th from a mixture of heroin and cocaine. www.laynestaleytribute.com

SLIPKNOT
Roadrunner Records has pushed back the release of Slipknot’s DVD to November.

JUDAS PRIEST
Lisa Franzetta of the animal rights group PETA has sent a letter to the members of Judas Priest asking them to change the name of their song “Hell Bent for Leather” to “Hell Bent for Pleather”. The PETA activist is asking the band to use its power to make a stand against animal abuse, because animals are being mistreated to make leather clothing. Read the letter below:

August 15, 2002

JUDAS PRIEST
c/o Chipster P.R.
1976 East High St.
Ste 203
Pottstown, PA 19464

Dear Messrs. Tipton, Downing, Hill, Travis, and Owens,

I'm enclosing a picture of myself at last week's 62nd Annual Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, S.D., so you can see what's going on. Obviously, you have many fans here at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). That's why, on behalf of our more than 750,000 members and supporters worldwide, we're asking if you'll consider using your mettle-and your metal-to riff against animal abuse. We've done our market research, and we're serious when we say that headbangers with a heart would love to hear you update the lyrics of your song "Hell Bent for Leather" to "Hell Bent for Pleather".

With so many rocking alternatives to leather, even the baddest men on two wheels know that animals don't belong in a "Killing Machine"-kicked in the face, forced down the ramp with an electric prod to the man who slits their throats and turns them into leather jackets, pants, and boots. Much of the leather sold in the U.S. comes from overseas, where we've videotaped cows being violently beaten and suffering from wounds and broken bones from extreme overcrowding in transport trucks. Did you know that dog skin from countries where dogs are eaten for food is marked "cowhide" for Western export purposes? And an investigation into one of the good old U.S.A.'s largest slaughterhouses showed cows being trampled, dragged, rammed in the mouth with electric shock prods, and dismembered, all while fully conscious. I'm enclosing that footage.

The wide selection of synthetic leather gear now available-see PleatherYourself.com-means that today's "rebels with a cause" won't have any trouble keeping skins off their shins.

Animals don't have a voice, so they can't be "Screaming for Vengeance", which is why we ask that as you finish up your current tour, you leave the hides behind and encourage your legions of fans to get "Hell Bent for Pleather" from now on. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like more information. Thank you for your time and attention. I hope to hear from you soon.

Very truly yours,

Lisa Franzetta, Coordinator
International Grassroots Campaigns

HENRY ROLLINS
Henry Rollins is raising money for the defense fund of the West Memphis 3 by releasing a 24-track album of songs from his former band Black Flag with guest vocals provided by comtemporary artists. To educate yourself on the West Memphis 3 go to www.wm3.org. The album titled “Rise Above: 24 Black Flag songs to Benefit the West Memphis Three” will be out later this year:

01. Rise Above _ Chuck D, Henry Rollins
02. Nervous Breakdown - Keith Morris
03. Fix Me _ Iggy Pop
04. American Waste _ Neil Fallon (Clutch)
05. I've Had it _ Cedric Bixler Zavala (The Mars Volta)
06. I've Heard It Before - Jeff Moreira (Poison the Well)
07. Room 13 _ Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour)
08. Wasted _ Exene Cervenka, Henry Rollins
09. Jealous Again _ Nick Oliveri (Queens of the Stone Age)
10. TV Party _ Henry Rollins
11. No Values _ Hank III
12. Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie _ Dean Ween (Ween)
13. Depression _ Casey Chaos (Amen)
14. Six Pack _ Mike Patton
15. Police Story _ Ice T
16. Revenge _ Tom Araya (Slayer)
17. Thirsty & Miserable - Lemmy
18. What I See _ Chuck Dukowski
19. No More _ Tim Armstrong, Lars Frederiksen (Rancid)
20. Black Coffee _ Henry Rollins
21. Slip It In _ Henry Rollins, Inger Lorre
22. Annihilate This Week _ Henry Rollins, Kira Roessler,
23. My War _ Henry Rollins

Bonus track
24. Nervous Breakdown _ Ryan Adams

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Wednesday August 21, 2002

NIRVANA
Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic is optimistic a best-of collection or box set of Nirvana will be out before the end of the year, which will include the much anticipated song “You Know You’re Right”. Novoselic said he couldn’t discuss details, but it could be a win-win situation for everybody involved. Novoselic also added to everyone’s optimism be saying that Universal Music Group is about to enter the 4th quarter of the financial year and a Nirvana release is exactly what the company needs to boost profits.

DROWNING POOL
A tribute DVD is in the works for former Drowning Pool singer Dave Williams. Fans are being ask to contribute photographs, home videos, personal accounts or anything dealing with the life and times of Dave Williams to press@winduprecords.com

The first $250,000 raised from the DVD will go to Williams’ parents to purchase a retirement house, which was something Dave Williams was working on before he passed away last Wednesday.

OZZY OSBOURNE
“The New York Times” newspaper reports that Judge Christina A. Snyder has dismissed a lawsuit filed against Ozzy Osbourne by his former drummer Lee Kerslake and bassist Bob Daisley. The 2 former bandmates claimed they were owed $20 million in back royalties for writing songs on Ozzy’s first 2 solo albums. Judge Snyder said the statute of limitations had run out and the 2 men had failed to explain why they believed they had been improperly credited on record labels.

R.E.M.
R.E.M. will release the albums “Reveal” and “automatic for the People” in DVD audio format on October 15th. The new album versions are specifically mixed for surround sound systems and will include bonus material.

JASON NEWSTED
Jason Newsted will release a split CD from 2 of his musical endeavors through his own label, Chophouse Records. IR8 features Newsted, Tom Hunting of Exodus and Devin Townsend of Strapping Young Lad. The other half of the CD will contain music from Sexoturica, which features Newsted and Sepultura guitarist Andreas Kisser. www.chophouserecords.com

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Tuesday August 20, 2002

IN STORES TODAY
The Black Crowes - Live (double disc)
Black Sabbath - Past Lives (double disc from ’75 tour)
Blindside - Silence - features the song “pitiful”
Seether - Disclaimer - features the song "fine again"
Bowling for Soup - Drunk Enough to Dance
Jimi Hendrix - Smash Hits (remastered)
LA Guns - Waking the Dead
Mudhoney - Since We’ve Become Translucent
Murderdolls - Beyond the Valley of the Muderdolls

TOMMY LEE
Tommy Lee will fill the void on the Ozzfest mainstage, where Drowning Pool once played.

MARILYN MANSON
Marilyn Manson recently expanded his acting credentials to include a cameo in the Tony Scott film “Beat The Devil”, which stars Gary Oldman and James Brown (yes, that james brown). Read more and view the photos at www.marilynmanson.com

In other Manson news, America’s favorite anti-christ says their forthcoming DVD is on the way and it promises to be a chaotic tornado. Manson says there is everything from babysitting the Osbourne’s to baboons in Moscow to a striptease in Rome.

RAMONES TRIBUTE ALBUM
The Ramones Tribute album titled “We’re a Happy Family” will be out November 5th.

SALIVA
Saliva’s first single from their new album “Back Into Your System” will be the track “Always”, which will arrive at KISS in mid-September. The album will be in stores November 12th.

JIMI HENDRIX
Leon Hendrix has filed a lawsuit against his sister for control over the Jimi Hendrix estate. Jimi’s father Al had control over the estate, but he passed away in April and left everything to his adopted daughter Janie Hendrix. Jimi’s brother Leon received 1 souvenir Gold Record. The estate is worth an estimated $150 million to $240 million.

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Monday August 19, 2002

DROWNING POOL

In a follow-up to Saturday’s Rock Report, the owner of the touring bus that Drowning Pool was leasing for this summer’s Ozzfest tour says a former disgruntled employee or a rival bus company posted the auction on Ebay. Dale Siegfried, the owner of Ziggy Coaches, quickly notified Ebay of the distasteful auction and it has been shut down.

Scroll down to Saturday’s Rock Report to read the first story.

ROB ZOMBIE
Rob Zombie is teaming with Pete’s Brewing Company, Spencer’s Gifts and Lion’s Gate Entertainment to promote his forthcoming debut movie, “The House of 1000 Corpses”. Starting October 1st, fans can register to win via Pete’s website for a chance to fly to Los Angeles for the movie’s premiere and meet Rob Zombie. www.peteswicked.com

An official announcement regarding a release date on Zombie’s highly hyped movie is expected soon.

METALLICA
Metallica producer and studio bassist Bob Rock recently conducted an interview with “Mixdown” magazine and said the band is approaching the recording process differently than years past. Rock describes it as “a live off the floor feel”. The producer also mentioned that while there are subtle changes, the new music is still based in heavy stuff.

The article appears in the August issue of “Mixdown” magazine.

JERRY CANTRELL
Jerry Cantrell’s comments from an interview about file-swapping on the internet:

"I don't really think the Internet is a great thing for music, and it certainly isn't for artists, maybe for artists that are up-and-coming or whatever that don't have a record deal to get your music out there it's great, but once you worked your whole damn life to create this business for yourself, to have people be able to buy one of your records and put it on the computer for free and everybody can just get that instead of your own record, that's revenue lost to you. And you put years and years of your life into this and that's something that's really disgusting to me. It's just a new-fangled way to get ripped off, and it seems this business is real conducive to that."

Cantrell’s comments on live bootlegs:

"Being ripped...You can put it out however you want to, a butt-f**k is a butt-f**k, you know, and that's basically what you're getting (laughs). It doesn't matter if whether you're lubed or not. That's basically the only difference. Sometimes you get kissed and lubed, other times you don't. You just bend over and take it. You fight back and take it back for yourself wherever you can, you know?"

AEROSMITH
Former Aerosmith mangers Steve Leber and David Krebs have sold 50% of the band’s publishing to Mosaic Music Publishing for $15 million. Aerosmith still retains the rights to the other 50% of the catalog that represents albums released from 1973 to 1982.

Aerosmith will be at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre on Monday October 28th. Tickets go on sale this Saturday at 10am through Ticketmaster locations.

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