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AC/DC WON FOR "WAR MACHINE" FROM THE "BLACK ICE" ALBUM.
JUDAS PRIEST WON FOR "DISSIDENT AGGRESSOR" FROM THE 2008 "A TOUCH OF EVIL-LIVE"
ALBUM.
anyone who thinks i am full of fucking shit feel free to follow the link i have provided.
it just really fucking sucks shit ass fucking balls that CBS are such fucking bitch slapped pussies that they did not air the older "classic rock" and "vintage heavy metal" bands winning at the grammy awards.
on one hand, it is cool that older bands we(boards members that are over 30)
grew up with are finally getting some proper recognition from the industry,
but at the same time, the networks that were broadcasting it (COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEMS, A.K.A. CBS) went out of their way to kowtow to the under 25 viewers audiences by not showing the older "CLASSIC" bands winning alongside the rap crap and whatever else other nonsense actually is considered "music" nowadays" by the "bubblegum tennybopper flavor of the day, keeping up with the joneses" crowd of utter stupidity and nonsensical
noise and mindless worker bee computer drone drivin drivel that gets
loosely called "music" these days.
whilst I am not the most talented musician on the planet, at least my music on my albums is real music.
i spent the time and effort working to write the music and the lyrics, spent the money for the studio time, produced it myself, played my guitar, sang my lyrics, and made my music my way.
my music is inspired by classic rock and vintage heavy metal because I grew up during that era.
love or hate my material, and say whatever shit you will, you cannot deny that at least I am trying to keep that old torch alive and burning.
I will continue to do so until the day i die!
To Quote the founders of heavy metal, BLACK SABBATH,
"Nobody I Know Can Ever Take My rock And Roll Away From Me"
"Back Street Kids" from "Technical Ecstacy" album of 1976.
Heavy Metal turns 40 on February 13.
The 1st Black Sabbath Album was released on Friday The 13th, February, 1970.
I am very deeply proud that heavy metal is not dead.
I am very proud rock and roll is not dead.
Unfortunately, and I have tried, if you try to educate the young of today,
and those just coming of legal age or legal drinking age, whom were born
during the "van hagar" era when I was still in school, or most of us were either done or just finishing or dropping out of school, and still a few here were long finished, about the pioneers of rock and roll from the 1950's, and where rock and roll all came from, you face a futile task of disinterst of the utmost order.
Even though Chuck Berry and "THE KILLER HIMSELF" Jerry Lee Lewis are still touring, and Little Richard is still living, these kids today primarily couldn't care less.
I mean, for fuck sake, if it weren't for Les Paul, and his inventions such as the sold body electric guitar, and the recording process known as overdubbing, things like "sampling" that is basically stealing a piece of a song from somebody else for use by way of bastardisation in a "RAP CRAP" #
is beyong insulting.
it breaks my heart that memory and attentions spans these days amongst
most folks under 40 rivals that of a gnat.
It is especially sad to me because I am only 32.
Ace Diamond
discuss.
AC/DC WON FOR "WAR MACHINE" FROM THE "BLACK ICE" ALBUM.
JUDAS PRIEST WON FOR "DISSIDENT AGGRESSOR" FROM THE 2008 "A TOUCH OF EVIL-LIVE"
ALBUM.
anyone who thinks i am full of fucking shit feel free to follow the link i have provided.
it just really fucking sucks shit ass fucking balls that CBS are such fucking bitch slapped pussies that they did not air the older "classic rock" and "vintage heavy metal" bands winning at the grammy awards.
on one hand, it is cool that older bands we(boards members that are over 30)
grew up with are finally getting some proper recognition from the industry,
but at the same time, the networks that were broadcasting it (COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEMS, A.K.A. CBS) went out of their way to kowtow to the under 25 viewers audiences by not showing the older "CLASSIC" bands winning alongside the rap crap and whatever else other nonsense actually is considered "music" nowadays" by the "bubblegum tennybopper flavor of the day, keeping up with the joneses" crowd of utter stupidity and nonsensical
noise and mindless worker bee computer drone drivin drivel that gets
loosely called "music" these days.
whilst I am not the most talented musician on the planet, at least my music on my albums is real music.
i spent the time and effort working to write the music and the lyrics, spent the money for the studio time, produced it myself, played my guitar, sang my lyrics, and made my music my way.
my music is inspired by classic rock and vintage heavy metal because I grew up during that era.
love or hate my material, and say whatever shit you will, you cannot deny that at least I am trying to keep that old torch alive and burning.
I will continue to do so until the day i die!
To Quote the founders of heavy metal, BLACK SABBATH,
"Nobody I Know Can Ever Take My rock And Roll Away From Me"
"Back Street Kids" from "Technical Ecstacy" album of 1976.
Heavy Metal turns 40 on February 13.
The 1st Black Sabbath Album was released on Friday The 13th, February, 1970.
I am very deeply proud that heavy metal is not dead.
I am very proud rock and roll is not dead.
Unfortunately, and I have tried, if you try to educate the young of today,
and those just coming of legal age or legal drinking age, whom were born
during the "van hagar" era when I was still in school, or most of us were either done or just finishing or dropping out of school, and still a few here were long finished, about the pioneers of rock and roll from the 1950's, and where rock and roll all came from, you face a futile task of disinterst of the utmost order.
Even though Chuck Berry and "THE KILLER HIMSELF" Jerry Lee Lewis are still touring, and Little Richard is still living, these kids today primarily couldn't care less.
I mean, for fuck sake, if it weren't for Les Paul, and his inventions such as the sold body electric guitar, and the recording process known as overdubbing, things like "sampling" that is basically stealing a piece of a song from somebody else for use by way of bastardisation in a "RAP CRAP" #
is beyong insulting.
it breaks my heart that memory and attentions spans these days amongst
most folks under 40 rivals that of a gnat.
It is especially sad to me because I am only 32.
Ace Diamond
discuss.
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