1994 should have been a huge year for Layne Staley. Alice in Chains completed a pretty extensive tour in late ’93 to support their 1992 album, “Dirt” which was a huge hit. The band assembled in Seattle to finish up an EP that took about a week to write and record called “Jar of Flies”. […]
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Before it was commonplace, GG Allin was covered from head to toe in tattoos and he had a fondness for scraggly facial hair. GG and his brother, Merle Allin were in GG’s last backing band, the Murder Junkies during the early 90s. “There were shows where we feared for our lives…” – Merle Allin While
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By late 1988, Guns N’ Roses were one of the hottest rock bands around, topping the charts all over the world while delighting fans. Sadly though, 1989 was a pretty terrible year for the group. They only played a handful of shows. The band members were drifting apart, being off the road and most of
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Music awards were not a picnic for all concerned including Guns N’ Roses guitarist Izzy Stradlin who was punched in the face by Motley Crue vocalist, Vince Neil as Stradlin walked off stage with his manager Alan Nivens. This was apparently Neil’s reaction to a 1988 incident at an LA rock club in which Stradlin
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If you’ve been following Queen since the death of Freddie Mercury then you know that original bassist, John Deacon is nowhere to be seen. Even during the promotion for the band’s biopic Bohemian Rhapsody all we saw was guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor promoting the film alongside the actors. Following the death of
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