#Matt Freese

[baddawgsports]

Cincinnati vs New York: Key Playoff Match Analysis

The Major League Soccer playoffs are in full swing and the highly anticipated matchup between Cincinnati and New York is here. This best of three series will be filled with heart attack matches and will come down to who converts their opportunities. These two sides have been tough to play all season and each is dealing with major injuries that hurt their starting XI this season and reshaped the…

[rock--band]

Axl Rose, Slash, Izzy Stradlin, Duff McKagan, Steven Adler, Buckethead, Melissa Reese, Frank Ferrer, Richard Fortus, Tracii Guns, Dizzy Reed, DJ Ashba, Matt Sorum, Gilby Clarke, Josh Freese, Rob Gardner, Robin Finck, Tommy Stinson, Ole Beich ......

[rouzys]

for the record i love baseball i love the cardinals i used to sing the anthem at cardinals games as a kid with my school but i don’t know anything about baseball. i just sit in front of my tv for four hours and watch the cards lose horribly forever fueled by when i watched them win the world series thirteen years ago. none of the numbers mean anything to me. i don’t know anyone’s names. albert pujols. yadi. matt carpenter. david freese. the last time i went to a game i was like 14 and they lost 11-2 and my dad and i left in the 7th inning

[parkerbombshell]

Stereo Embers The Podcast: Billy Morrison (Billy Idol, The Cult)

Thursdays 2pm-3pm EST 11pm-12pm PDT 7pm-8pm BST bombshellradio.com stereoembersmagazine.com Stereo Embers Magazine #StereoEmbers, #podcast, #RadioShow, #AlexGreen, #Nowplaying, #BombshellRadio, #StereoEmbersThePodcast Repeats Fridays 1am EST and Sundays 11am EST "The Morrison Project" The London-born guitarist and singer/songwriter Billy Morrison has two main components to his life and for the purposes of this introduction, I'm going to tell you about the musical one. The other one I'll let him tell you about because he'll tell it far better than I can. So: the musical one. After playing in bands like Into A Circle and Stimulator, Morrison was recruited to play bass with The Cult for their opening slot with Aerosmith in the U.S., Japan and Europe. After his stint with The Cult, Morrison formed Camp Freddy with Dave Navarro, Donovan Leitch, Scott Ford and The Cult's Matt Sorum. You'll find the through-line in Morrison's life has a lot to do with The Cult. In 2006 Morrison teamed up with Fuel's Brett Scallions, Ricky Warwick of The Almighty, Slunt's Charles Ruggiero, Korn's Rob Patterson and, you guessed it, The Cult's Billy Duffy for the band Circus Diablo. In 2010 he joined Billy Idol's band and he's been with him ever since, playing stadium shows across the world. Camp Freddy morphed into Royal Machines adding Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray and Josh Freese to the lineup. Morrison's new album is called The Morrison Project and it's got a murderer's row of guests including Al Jourgensen of Ministry, Steve Stevens, Darryl DMC McDaniels of Run DMC, Ozzy Osbourne and Corey Taylor of Slipknot, among others. The album is a big crunchy blast of hard rock bliss with careening guitar riffs and hooks galore. It's not only one of the most satisfying and energizing albums of the year, it's landed Morrison his first number one. Well-deserved. Morrison has acted in movies, become a notable art collector and artist and he co-hosts a show with Ozzy on Sirius. Busy fellow. Billy is the real deal and one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. www.billymorrison.com (http://www.billymorrison.com) www.bombshellradio.com www.stereoembersmagazine.com www.alexgreenbooks.com Twitter: @emberseditor IG: @emberspodcast Email: editor@stereoembersmagazine.com Read the full article

[concerthopperblog]

Sessanta: Primus, Puscifer, & A Perfect Circle @ Ameris Bank Amphitheatre

Maynard James Keenan (MJK) has become a household name in the rock/metal landscape since his arrival as the lead singer in the progressive rock/progressive metal/alt metal/post-metal/art rock band Tool in 1990. Born James Herbert Keenan on April 17, 1964, MJK has evolved from not just being the frontman for the larger-than-life band Tool but also the proud owner of the very successful Caduceus Cellars and vineyard named Merkin Vineyards (2004) located in Jerome, Arizona. Jokingly in a 2006 interview (with MJK is there any other way?), MJK was quoted by IGN.com: “This is a prime spot for vineyards. An untapped resource. But the master plan is to have the Merkin Vineyards Bed and Breakfast set up for when California drops in the ocean. Beachfront property and the New Napa Valley. You got it.” That is most definitely a nod to the song (and album title) “Aenima” from the 1996 release by Tool. Incidentally, the band got the idea of an ‘Arizona Bay’ from the late and great Bill Hick’s epic comedic set Arizona Bay.

But I digress, over the years between Tool albums, MJK has also lent out his singing duties to two other unbelievable and remarkable alternative rock bands: A Perfect Circle and Puscifer (which we will discuss further in a minute). Most recently on Jan. 2024, MJK fulfilled his life-long dream when all his hard work paid off when he received the distinguished rank of black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). For one person, that list of accolades can be daunting for some to try, but not for MJK. No task is too large for his undertaking. Even the task of touring with not one but two of your bands in which you are the lead singer, plus asking your good friends in Primus to join in on the fun. On September 12th, 2023, in celebration of MJK’s 60th birthday on April 17th, 2024, Sessanta was announced via social media in which Primus, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer would join forces to tour twenty-one (21) cities starting April 2nd in Boston, MA. and concluding May 4th in Forest Hills, NY. After getting the opportunity earlier in 2024 to photograph Tool on their tour with Elder, I figured why not get the trifecta of MJK bands this year with the Sessanta tour stop at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, GA?

It has been five years since their last proper tour, but A Perfect Circle (APC) did not skip a beat performing on stage this evening. APC is an alternative rock/alternative metal/hard rock/art rock band from Los Angeles, CA., and has been active from 1999-2004 * 2010-present. The original lineup included MJK (vocals), Billy Howerdel (lead guitar/keyboards/backing and lead vocals), Troy Van Leeuwen (rhythm guitar), Josh Freese (drums), and Paz Lenchantin (bass/strings/backing vocals/piano). After some lineup changes over the years, APC now consists of MJK (vocals), Billy Howerdel (lead guitar/keyboards/backing and lead vocals), James Iha (rhythm guitar/keyboards), Matt McJunkins (bass/backing vocals), and Josh Freese (drums). For this tour, James Iha could not attend this tour due to previous engagements with his original band, The Smashing Pumpkins. In his place, APC recruited a familiar face in Greg Edwards (Failure) who would take over the duties of playing rhythm guitar. Via Josh’s Instagram page, he announced that for the first time in thirteen (13) years, he would be back behind the drum set with APC for this tour on selected dates before departing after the April 20th show to rejoin the Foo Fighters on tour. Gunnar Olsen (Puscifer) would then handle the remaining tour dates, and maybe Tim “Herb” Alexander (Primus) sprinkled in for good measure. APC has released four (4) LPs since 2000, with Eat the Elephant being the most recent release from 2018.

APC was the brainchild of long-time guitar tech for Nine Inch Nails, The Smashing Pumpkins, Fishbone, and Tool- Billy Howerdel. What started as a friendship between MJK and Billy became much more when the two discussed forming a new band based on Billy’s recorded demos. Fast-forward to the present day, APC has cemented itself in the alternative rock/metal pantheon with four (4) critically acclaimed albums. I was fortunate to catch APC on their first major North American tour on August 23, 2000, at The Tabernacle (Atlanta) on tour with Sunna. Over the years, as their tours became less and less, I cherished the times I had the opportunity to see them perform. And especially when I was able to get backstage for a meet and greet during their February 24th, 2001, tour stop in Fort Mill, S.C. featuring the original lineup save for MJK and Josh Freese, who arrived late to the arena due to the birth of one of his children.

Puscifer is an experimental rock/alternative rock/art rock/electronic rock/post-industrial band from Los Angeles, CA. who formed in 2003. Puscifer consists of MJK (vocals), Carina Round (vocals/guitars/percussion/keyboards), and Mat Mitchell (guitar/bass/keyboards/synthesizers/production). Touring musicians include Greg Edwards (bass) and Gunnar Olsen (drums/programming). Puscifer has released four (4) LPs, six (6) remix LPs, seven (7) live albums on various formats, three (3) EPs, eleven (11) singles, seventeen (17) music videos, and have contributed to twelve (12) compilations over their career. My most recent time seeing Puscifer perform was during their late afternoon Sunday performance at the 2022 edition of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. Incidentally, Tool also headlined that weekend with a phenomenal late-night Saturday set for the Bonnaroovians in attendance.

Finally, we have the legendary alternative metal/funk metal/experimental rock/progressive rock band Primus from El Sobrante, CA., active from 1984-2000 * 2003-present. Primus consists of the mad genius Les Claypool (lead vocals/bass/double bass), Larry “Ler” LaLonde (guitars/backing vocals), and Tim “Herb” Alexander (drums/backing vocals). Primus has released nine (9) LPs, one (1) live album, five (5) EPs, twenty-two (22) singles, five (5) video albums, and twenty (20) videos. Primus has also contributed to numerous compilations including their hit theme song for the acclaimed animated sitcom South Park.

This evening was unlike any tour which I have attended. Instead of having each band get a full set to perform consecutively, each band would come out and perform a few songs from their discography and then give way for the next band. Each set was split into acts like a play or musical: Act I, Act II, and Act III. A few special moments to acknowledge from this evening; after the completion of the first song, MJK spoke out to the crowd in “Atlanta” hoping to get a roaring cheer from the crowd. To his chagrin, MJK said that that crowd’s responsive cheer sounded more like “Augusta” than “Atlanta”. I found that humorous since I felt he was referring to the crowd’s response as a ‘golf clap’ since the Master’s Golf Tournament took place the same week in Augusta. During Primus' final song of Act II, "Tommy the Cat", MJK came on stage and lent his vocals for this performance. He would take over the lyrics originally recorded by the legendary Tom Waits. I am not going to lie, this was a major highlight for this Concerthopper since this is one of my favorite songs from Primus. Plus, Atlanta native Puddles the Clown appeared on stage to help celebrate MJK’s 60th birthday.   

Check out this evening’s set list for Sessanta live at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, GA:

Act I

A Perfect Circle

·         “The Package”

·         “Disillusioned”

·         “The Contrarian”

Primus

·         “Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers”

·         “Too Many Puppies”

·         “Wynona’s Big Brown Beaver”

Puscifer

·         “Galileo”

·         “Horizons”

·         “Indigo Children”

 Act II

Primus

·         “Jerry Was a Race Car Driver”

·         “My Name is Mud”

·         “Tommy the Cat”

Puscifer

·         “Flippant”

·         “Momma Sed”

·         “Bullet Train to Iowa”

·         “The Underwhelming”

A Perfect Circle

·         “The Hollow”

·         “So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish”

·         “Weak and Powerless”

·         “The Outsider”

 Act III

Puscifer

·         “The Humbling River”

·         “The Remedy”

A Perfect Circle

·         “The Noose”

·         “Judith”

Primus

·         “Southbound Pachyderm”

MJK Words

·         “Kindred”

·         “No Angel”

·         “Pablos Hippos”

·         “Grand Canyon”

 ICYMI: Follow this link to Concerthopper.com to read my review from Tool w/ Elder Live at State Farm Arena (Atlanta) from January 24, 2024. You still have a chance to catch this tour, but you better act fast because many dates have sold out months ago:

April 16            Phoenix, AZ     Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

April 17            Phoenix, AZ     Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre SOLD OUT

April 18            San Diego, CA The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park SOLD OUT

April 20            Los Angeles, CA           The Hollywood Bowl

April 21            Berkeley, CA     Greek Theatre SOLD OUT

April 23            West Valley City, UT    Maverik Center

April 25            Morrison, CO   Red Rocks Amphitheatre SOLD OUT

April 26            Morrison, CO   Red Rocks Amphitheatre SOLD OUT

April 30            Bonner Springs, KS      Azura Amphitheater

May 1              Chicago, IL                   Wintrust Arena

May 2              Clarkston, MI               Pine Knob Music Theatre

May 4              Forest Hills, NY                        Forest Hills Stadium

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[barbie-pop-feminismus]

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BARBIE Sounds

Mark Ronson 5. August 2023 on IG: “But it should always be a party…” - Greta Gerwig Andrew and I were SO damn inspired by the emotional draw of this film, its technicolour vibrations and enchanting performances, every note of music we wrote came from a true place of reacting to what we saw and how it made us feel. Sometimes we felt like bopping, other times we got WAY into our feelings. I mean how could anyone not?

The scene with Barbie and Ruth Handler discussing life and humanity and motherhood still gives me goosebumps just thinking about it. We spent at least a hundred hours on that scene, writing and rewriting, experimenting with melodies, tempos and orchestration and would have done a hundred more, that’s how much we felt the scene and wanted to do right by it. We pushed ourselves harder than we ever have on every piece of music here. We taught ourselves old gear, new gear. We studied. I had to damn near teach myself orchestration (luckily Andrew’s ahead of me in that department plus we had the amazing orchestrator Matt Dunkley). We had to find the sound of Barbieland. Greta loved the fat warmth yet artificiality of 70’s & 80’s synthesizers but she also craved the elegant romance of the orchestra.

As Barbie (& Ken!) go out on their journey to uncover their true selves, we worked to find the balance of both. We played a lot of the instruments, but had beautiful players like Questlove, Roger Manning, the Menahan Street Band crew, Josh Freese, Wolf Van Halen and more lend their magic touch. And then of course, London & NY’s symphonic finest!

Keeping the link between the score and the amazing soundtrack tunes was very important. Sometimes a piece of score we wrote would evolve into a song, in the case of “Pink”. Or with “I’m Just Ken”, a song we wrote morphed into score and back into song again. And with “Meeting Ruth” – one of my favourite moments, we were inspired to reimagine Billie & Finneas’ gorgeous “What Was I Made For?” as a wistful 1930’s orchestral ballad accompanied by Molly Lewis’ virtuosic whistling. When I think of all the music between the score and the songs, in some ways, Barbie is damn near a musical because Greta’s vision makes you feel like you’re going to burst open or walk on air, like all the greatest musicals do. I can’t believe we got to so deep into our feelings on a film as magical as Barbie. If this music helps you relive the giant pink beating heart of the film just a tiny bit, we’ve done our job. Love Mark"

[usynt]

USYNT coach Jason Kries releases his 25 man roster for the U23 camp this October!

[haluceongenic]

4 years of Eat The Elephant.

April 20, 2018

[rainingmusic]

A PERFECT CIRCLE - Ashes To Ashes

[blueskrugs]

overly emotional about the number of former cardinals I’m finding on future hof eligibility lists

[cheshire-cats-smile]

10/24/18: Game 2 of the World Series at Boston.

[baddawgsports]

New York City FC vs Nashville: Playoff Drama and Key Moments

This match has been talked about all week leading up to game day, with both sides playing well recently and New York City FC fighting for the final home seed with Orlando City and Charlotte FC with just one match remaining to the regular season for the trio. Nashville were officially eliminated from the playoffs on Saturday after all the matches had been played. They made a valiant fight for a…

[rock--band]

American hard rock band Guns N' Roses was formed in Los Angeles, California with an original recording lineup of lead vocalist Axl Rose, lead guitarist Slash, rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin, bassist Duff McKagan and drummer Steven Adler.

Current Members Axl Rose - lead vocal, 1985–present Duff McKagan - bass, 1985–present Slash - lead guitar, 1985–present Dizzy Reed - synthesizers, 1990–present Richard Fortus - guitar, 2002–present Frank Ferrer - drums, 2006–present Melissa Reese - synthesizers, 2016–present

Former Members Izzy Stradlin - guitars, 1985–1991 Rob Gardner - drums, 1985 Tracii Guns - guitars, 1985 Ole Beich - bass, 1985 (died 1991) Steven Adler - drums, 1985–1990 Matt Sorum - drums, 1990–1997 Gilby Clarke - guitars, 1991-1994 Robin Finck - guitars,1997–2008 Josh Freese - drums, 1997–2000 Tommy Stinson - bass, 1998–2014 Chris Pitman - synthesizers, 1998–2016 Buckethead - guitars, 2000–2004 Brain - drums, 2000–2006 Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal - guitars, 2006–2014 DJ Ashba - guitars, 2009–2015

Studio albums Appetite for Destruction, 1987 G N' R Lies, 1988 Use Your Illusion, 1991 The Spaghetti Incident?, 1993 Chinese Democracy, 2008

Live albums Live Era, 1999

Compilation albums Use Your Illusion, 1998 Greatest Hits, 20074

Video albums Use Your Illusion: World, Tour – 1992 in Tokyo, 1992 Garden of Eden: Strictly Limited, 1993 Don't Cry: Makin, 1993 November Rain: Makin', 1993

Singles It's So Easy / Mr. Brownstone, 1987 Welcome to the Jungle, 1987 Sweet Child o' Mine, 1988 Paradise City, 1988 Patience, 1989 Nightrain, 1989 Knockin' on Heaven's Door, 1990 You Could Be Mine, 1991 Don't Cry, 1991 Live and Let Die, 1991 November Rain, 1992 Knockin' on Heaven's Door, 1992 Yesterdays, 1992 Civil War, 1993 Ain't It Fun, 1993 Estranged, 1993 Since I Don't Have You, 1994 Sympathy for the Devil, 1994 Chinese Democracy, 2008 Shadow of Your Love, 2018 Absurd, 2021 Hard Skool, 2021

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[mitjalovse]

Celine Dion's movie song found me looking for the works by Diane Warren. She remains an enigma to me, whenever we are discussing the known songwriters.  I mean, you can sort of pinpoint that a song was done by her, though you have a question about what that means. For instance, the tune by Cher on link for Burlesque does sound like a typical anthem for the weary, yet the piece functions well thanks to a lot of elements, but how many of them are there thanks to the production and how many were present in the demo by Diane Warren? I do think she does bring something – the amount of hits she penned speaks volumes –, yet I ask myself about her trademarks. Nonetheless, I am sure the musicologists here would have probably given me a multitude of pointers.

[hummingzone]

Hey Cardinals fans, would you still rather have Arenado, or Arozarena and Garcia?

Hey Cardinals fans, would you still rather have Arenado, or Arozarena and Garcia?

Nolan Arenado is a big bat and a great glove at third.Image: Getty Images First off, I want everyone to know that I know that neither Randy Arozarena nor Adolis Garcia were pieces in St. Louis’s trade for the former Rockies’ third baseman. This is merely a hypothetical question. Both of the young up-and-comers started their professional baseball careers within the St. Louis Cardinals…

[taylorhawkins]

ok gang I took the set list from the tribute concert in LA last night and compiled a list of videos

(full disclosure I have not watched all of these… it’s too painful for me… I kinda just skimmed through them so if you have better footage I will be happy to update the link)

additionally links are missing for videos I couldn’t find so if anyone has a link to anything that you don’t see here please let me know ❤️

VIOLET GROHL:

1. Hallelujah

JOAN JETT + FOO FIGHTERS:

2. Cherry Bomb

3. Bad Reputation (with Travis Barker)

CHEVY METAL:

4. Riff Raff

5. Owner of a Lonely Heart (with Jon Davison)

6. Heroes (with Kesha)

THE COATTAIL RIDERS (with JUSTIN HAWKINS & JOSH FREESE)

7. Range Rover Bitch

8. It’s Over

9. Something About You

10. I Believe in a Thing Called Love (The Darkness cover)

JAMES GANG

11. Walk Away

12. The Bomber: Closet Queen / Bolero / Cast Your Fate to the Wind

13. Funk #49

MARK RONSON/ANDREW WYATT/DAVE GROHL

14. Right Down The Line

THEM CROOKED VULTURES

15. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

16. Dead End Friends

17. Long Slow Goodbye

WOLFGANG VAN HALEN/JUSTIN HAWKINS/JOSH FREESE/DAVE GROHL

18. Panama

19. Hot for Teacher

DEF LEPPARD/FOO FIGHTERS/PATRICK WILSON

20. Rock of Ages

21. Photograph (with Miley Cyrus)

NIKKI SIXX & TOMMY LEE/DEREK DAY/FOO FIGHTERS

22. Live Wire

23. Home Sweet Home

ELLIOT EASTON/JOSH HOMME/FOO FIGHTERS

24. Shake It Up

25. Just What I Needed

PINK/NANCY WILSON/FOO FIGHTERS

26. Barracuda

STEWART COPELAND/FOO FIGHTERS

27. Next To You

28. Every Little Thing She Does is Magic (with Jon Davison)

ALANIS MORISSETTE/FOO FIGHTERS

29. You Oughta Know (with Chris Chaney & Chad Smith)

SEBASTIAN BACH/GEEZER BUTLER/LARS ULRICH/FOO FIGHTERS

30. Supernaut

31. Paranoid

GEDDY LEE/ALEX LIFESON

Jack Black intro

32. 2112 Part I: Overture (with Dave Grohl)

33. Working Man (with Chad Smith)

34. YYZ (with Danny Carey)

SOUNDGARDEN/TAYLOR MOMSEN/NIRVANA

35. The Day I Tried to Live

36. Black Hole Sun

QUEEN/FOO FIGHTERS

37. We Will Rock You (with Justin Hawkins)

38. I’m in Love with My Car (with Rufus Taylor)

39. Under Pressure (with Justin Hawkins)

40. Somebody to Love (with Pink)

41. Love of my Life (Brian May acoustic) (alt angle)

Somebody to Love tribute video

FOO FIGHTERS

42. All My Life (with Josh Freese)

43. The Pretender (with Jon Theodore & Pink)

44. Walk (with Travis Barker)

45. Low (with Matt Cameron)

46. This is a Call (with Brad Wilk)

47. The Sky is a Neighborhood (with Patrick Wilson)

48. Creep (Radiohead cover) (with Dave Chappelle and Patrick Wilson)

49. Run (with Omar Hakim)

50. Best of You (with Rufus Taylor)

51. My Hero (with Shane Hawkins!!!!!!)

52. I’ll Stick Around (WITH SHANE HAWKINS!!)

53. Everlong (with Chad Smith)