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Singing Drummers

Drumming in a rock and roll band – or any band – has its own challenges. They call it limb

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KISS-Recollections of the Hottest Band in the land: Album #2, Hotter Than Hell

KISS – Recollections, Part II Continuing on with our discussion of the KISS discography, Classicrockmusicblog.com publisher, Todd Whitesel, and I

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KISS – Recollections of the Hottest Band In The Land, Album #1

Somewhere in the distance, an inbred kid is playing a series of beckoning banjo chords… Anyone who knows me well

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Prymary – The Enemy Inside

Prymary, a progressive-metal combo based in Southern California, released their third full-length CD (their second for label, Progrock Records), The