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BLABBERMOUTH.NET Blabbermouth.net is the CNN of heavy metal and hard rock news, reviews and music featuring the latest news, reviews, tour dates, release dates and rss heavy metal and hard rock feeds Cooking Vinyl Records Cooking Vinyl Records Ziggy Marley – Exclusive London Show Ziggy Marley plays London’s Shepherds Bush Empire on Monday 25th June. [...]Read Full Story

BLABBERMOUTH.NET Blabbermouth.net is the CNN of heavy metal and hard rock news, reviews and music featuring the latest news, reviews, tour dates, release dates and rss heavy metal and hard rock feeds Cooking Vinyl Record Label Universal music and cooking vinyl exemplar Universal Music Group vs. Cooking Vinyl<br />Corporate Synergy!!! Through vertical and horizontal integration.<br [...]Read Full Story

What up, y'all? Recently in the news, you've been hearing about Deborah Loreanzana. She's suing Citibank for being too beautiful. Well, talkative may get her fired from Chase. Chase has been telling her to stop interviews on the subject or risk losing her job. Now, we all understand the need to express your feelings, but there's a time to talk and a time to shut up. This is a time to shut up. Really? You're trying to garner that much attention so that you can get paid. Salesmen don't talk...Read Full Story

On Wednesday night of this week, Ute Linhart, a music industry friend of mine for over ten years, was violently assaulted when an insane maniac pushed her into a speeding subway train as it barreled into the station at 28th street and Broadway here in Manhattan. While she thankfully was not thrown onto the tracks, Ute suffered multiple broken bones including three broken ribs, her left arm broken in two places, facial fractures and a punctured lung, among other injuries. The New York Post has...Read Full Story

What up, y'all? Recently in the news, you've been hearing about Deborah Loreanzana. She's suing Citibank for being too beautiful. Well, talkative may get her fired from Chase. Chase has been telling her to stop interviews on the subject or risk losing her job. Now, we all understand the need to express your feelings, but there's a time to talk and a time to shut up. This is a time to shut up. Really? You're trying to garner that much attention so that you can get paid. Salesmen don't talk...Read Full Story

A concert during which 39 musicians, representing 25 different Roadrunner bands, performing 25 songs from 19 different bands’ repertoire.Read Full Story

Kind of interesting to check out the traffic patterns for Blabbermouth.  More dudes than ladies, 25-35 year old bracket, lots of hispanic and caucasian members...But the list of related keywords is the most fun.  Here is what Quantcast reports:Top Keywords:    king diamond    dean guitars    type o negative    velvet revolver    mickie james    slayer    megadeth    smashing pumpkins    ozzfest 2007    pro wrestling    halloween    wrestling news    ozzfest    chris benoit    circuit cityRead Full Story

AC/DC is an Australian band created in Sydney, Australia in 1973 by brothers Angus and Malcolm Young. Their music genre is hard rock. Although the band is considered pioneers of hard rock and heavy metal, its members have always classified their music as “rock ‘n’ roll”. AC/DC have sold more than 200 million albums worldwide, including 69 million albums in the US. Back in Black has sold an estimated 42 million units worldwide and 22 million in the US alone, making it the fifth highest-selling...Read Full Story

I have found a new show and I'm loving it. "You're Cut Off!" is a show where 9"privileged" (I hope I spelled it right) young ladies are subjected to living normal for 30 days because as one parent put it "I am not a walking ATM!" and at the end of the the show, they will put new terms on them as far as their spending and it's up to them to accept this fate or stay cut off. This is a great lesson to these "normal" kids that have too much and not pulling their weight or showing any...Read Full Story

10dB Absolute silence 13dB Incandescent light bulb hum 15dB Pin drop from a height of 1 centimetre heard at a distance of 1 meter 30dB Totally quiet night time in desert 40dB Whispering 60dB Normal conversation 85dB Beginning of hearing damage range, earplugs should be worn 100dB Normal average car or house stereo at maximum volume 110dB Car stereo with two 6 x 9” speakers and 100 watts 116dB Human body begins to perceive vibration from low frequencies 120dB Front row at a rock concert 125dB...Read Full Story