Author: Jeremy Bednarski

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When Buckcherry launched on the scene in 1999, they were poised to be the next big down ‘n’ dirty hard rock band. From The Rolling

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Not too long ago, a new CD from Sammy Hagar didn’t seem likely. He had joked that to record an album with his band, The

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Remember when Tesla put out their way-over-the-top CD back in the ’80s? Oh, you don’t? That’s probably because they never did. They may have come

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Every year in late fall, I find myself taking care of the leaves in my yard. Whilst not my favorite chore, I use the time

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I first heard of guitarist Dave “Bucket” Colwell with the release of Bad Company’s Company of Strangers in 1995. I’ve always felt like that was

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Kenny Wayne Shepherd Lays In On Down In 1995, I heard about some 16-year blues guitar player who was making some news. I kept hearing

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GNR – THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE UGLY 26 years ago, a 16-year-old Jeremy (that’s me!) and some buddies headed out to our first

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Foo Fighters were supposed to be on a long break. That’s what they said as they released the Saint Cecilia EP to thank their fans.

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I may be in the minority, but I love when classic rock artists put out new music. I’m not saying I always like the finished

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Iced Earth is back with its newest CD, Incorruptible. Jon Schaffer is the driving force and lone original member of the band. Stu Block returns