Monday Metal Moment
Motorhead “Ace of Spades”
This singularity in the history of metal stands a head and shoulders above all others as the coolest of cool.
Incidentally Fathead and I once had the honor of sitting next to Lemmy on a flight from Berlin to London. It was shortly after his 60th birthday and he announced to us that he had a heart attack recently. I told him that was horrible and he said no it’s not its a fucking outrage.
This Friday couldn’t come fast enough but wow how much faster could next Friday possibly come? Not fast enough!
“Crazy Girl”
It’s Warhol Wednesday folks and we’re flashing back to a special performance we did last year on May 21 at the Oregon Museum of Science & Industry. Remember Laser Floyd? Well we one-upped that concept and rocked the laser dome live! Talk about controlled chaos! Here’s one of our faves from the show, Boys Better: http://bit.ly/TDW-WW
Monday Metal Moment
Marilyn Manson “The Beautiful People”
This song was quite important in the progress of metal as it was the highest of super high end production and got supported enthusiastically by not only MTV and radio, but also the global economy of strip clubs the world over.
Spooky to think the fast friday before Halloween has come already.
“Passenger and Moonlight”
Greetings music lovers on WARHOL WEDNESDAY!
This week we’re flashing back again to May 17, 2019 at The Observatory in San Diego. Such an epic night that we had to share one with you.
Here is “Ride”. http://bit.ly/TDW-WW
Greetings. In case you missed it during Record Store Day, our 7″ single “Femme Fatale (feat. Bebe Buell)” is now available, plus lots more of your favorite new merch. Check it out here..
Dark n Fast again for this Friday.
“The Leaves Now Have Fallen”
“Hard On For Jesus”
Happy hump day. Warhol Wednesday is bringing you back to an epic evening at the Glasgow Fruit Market last year on Jan 30.
Monday GOTHTOBER Moment
Ministry “Jesus Built My Hotrod”
I was at “The City” Which was the very queer friendly dance club in Portland and featured the Gothcentric room called “the Holly Rock” when I heard this track for the first time. It scared the hell out of me. I was pretty stoned. What I didn’t notice then was that it opens with one of the greatest testimonials in the history of rock.
