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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Stand to check in on the latest road gossip with
mel Taylor Rotten News.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Deadcat for Cutie is said to celebrate the twentieth anniversary
of their landmark album Plans with a limited run of
performances in like seven cities. You can find at info
on their websites. But they're also of course opening for
My Chemical Romance on one of those days as well.
Jimmy Page is sharing his response to fans' reactions of
Becoming led Zeppelin. He said it has been incredible, humbling, inspiring.
(00:27):
He is the only led Zeppelin member who is publicly
commented on the film so far, but it's made about
six million dollars in the box office. Officially went worldwide
on Friday, Black Sabbath. They've got their final ever live
show back to the Beginning, happening on July fifth. It's Ozzy, Tony,
Geezer Bill all back together for the first time in
twenty years. The event will be hosted by Jason Mohma
(00:48):
and now Tool and Guns N' Roses also have been added,
which is crazy. I mean Slayer, Metaloga, any of the
big rockers will be a part of the show. When
it comes to Ozzy, he said, he won't played the
full Black Sabbath sets at the final show. He will
do what he feels comfortable with and bits and pieces,
so at least he's put it out there. I'm just
glad that he is committed to making it happen.
Stand to check in on the latest road gossip with
mel Taylor Rotten News.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Deadcat for Cutie is said to celebrate the twentieth anniversary
of their landmark album Plans with a limited run of
performances in like seven cities. You can find at info
on their websites. But they're also of course opening for
My Chemical Romance on one of those days as well.
Jimmy Page is sharing his response to fans' reactions of
Becoming led Zeppelin. He said it has been incredible, humbling, inspiring.
(00:27):
He is the only led Zeppelin member who is publicly
commented on the film so far, but it's made about
six million dollars in the box office. Officially went worldwide
on Friday, Black Sabbath. They've got their final ever live
show back to the Beginning, happening on July fifth. It's Ozzy, Tony,
Geezer Bill all back together for the first time in
twenty years. The event will be hosted by Jason Mohma
(00:48):
and now Tool and Guns N' Roses also have been added,
which is crazy. I mean Slayer, Metaloga, any of the
big rockers will be a part of the show. When
it comes to Ozzy, he said, he won't played the
full Black Sabbath sets at the final show. He will
do what he feels comfortable with and bits and pieces,
so at least he's put it out there. I'm just
glad that he is committed to making it happen.
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