By Metal Dave Anyone who thinks Cliff Burton has been turning in his grave since “Master of Puppets” may have to reconsider after reading Joel McIver’s 2009 biography, “To Live is to Die: The Life and Death of Metallica’s Cliff Burton.” According to the author’s interviews with band mates, friends, family and peers, Cliff was […]
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Interview: Rob Halford Revisits ‘British Steel’
Posted: 15th February 2012 by admin in Quotes and ChatterTags: 2Fast2Die, Recording British Steel, Rob Halford interview, Tittenhurst Park
By Metal Dave Glessner (originally published 7/24/2009 in the San Antonio Express-News) Reached at a Cleveland hotel room, Judas Priest singer Rob Halford is juggling interviews and having a laugh at the trappings of heavy metal celebrity. “People have no idea, do they?” he asks in mock amazement. “I had two phones going at the […]
Ask Phil Bronco: What’s Your Favorite Album?
Posted: 25th August 2011 by admin in Quotes and ChatterTags: 2Fast2Die, buckcherry, flexx bronco, Hot Crush, new disaster, phil bronco, southbound saints
FLEXX MANIAC: Phil Bronco kicks out the early Buckcherry when he wants to get lit up. (Photo by Dajah Renee) By Metal Dave Glessner 2Fast2Die recently launched a new semi-whenever feature called, “Ask.” Why? Because we needed an excuse to pester your favorite rocks stars and scenesters without wrestling them to the ground (or bribing them) for a full-blown interview. After all, […]
2Fast2Die @ the Red Eyed Fly: Sat. Feb. 26
Posted: 15th February 2011 by admin in News BitesTags: 2Fast2Die, alice cooper, DGeneration, hanoi rocks, Hot Crush, joan jett, Lords of the New Church, MC5, motley crue, motorhead, new disaster, red eyed fly, The Flash Boys, the Germs, The Stooges, The Valentine Failures
As Mick Mars might describe it, Metal Dave Productions and 2Fast2Die.com present a loud, rude, aggressive rock show Saturday, Feb. 26 at Austin’s Red Eyed Fly. A dress code of tattered denim and soiled black leather will be strictly enforced. Cleavage, tattoos and stilettos are optional (but highly encouraged and always appreciated). Billed as a […]