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By JASON HOUSTON
Recently I had the honor of interviewing LONDA R. MARKS for METAL TO INFINITY in article: ROCK LEGEND NEWS – A TALK WITH LONDA R. MARKS (CEO Magazine). In this issue of Rock Philosophy Sessions, I want to know what you think about the state of rock ‘n roll. Q: Who should I trust? A: Nobody. Q: When should I quit? A: Never. Q: Is rock and roll dying because ____? A: No. Q: What have I gotten myself into? A: Nobody knows. Q: How do I learn more? A: Experience.
Blues for Allah is the eighth studio album by the Grateful Dead. It was recorded February 27 – May 7, 1975, and released September 1, 1975.
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IS ROCK DEAD? Over the last few years people have been saying, “Rock is Dead!” Now while I’ll be the first to admit that the music industry isn’t what it used to be I dare to say if you look hard enough you can still find bands/musicians out there who have that Rock Star appeal.
OLD SCHOOL PLAYERS I mean take guys like Nikki Sixx, Alice Cooper, Dee Snider. These are what I’d call “Old School” Rock Star but are just three Rock Stars I can think of who have been able to stay a part of the scene and remain an important part of the Rock scene. Then there’s what I like to call the new breed of Rock Stars; players like: Ryan Roxie, Nita Strauss, or even a band like The Dead Daisies.
PETE WAY UNDER THE RADAR In your Rock Legends News Magazine Londa you featured an interview with Pete Way. No doubt Pete Way has hugely contributed to the music world. He is Bass Player and founder for bands like UFO, Waysted, and Fastway. Why do you feel all these years later Pete Way remains under the radar especially in the United States? ROCK LEGEND NEWS, METAL TO INFINITY & ROCK ZONE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: ROCK PHILOSOPHY SESSIONS | ISSUE 2 FEBRUARY 1, 2019
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Recently, I spent about an hour at the Firenze Hard Rock, long enough to see Accept’s, Teutonic Terror video. It was awesome; fiery ener-
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gy and hard throttle, balls-to-the-walls charging front line, killer video except bass needed to be louder, louder, thunder... after all, it is TEUTONIC TERROR. Vocalist Mark Tornillo is quite effective and they are a heavy metal force. However, after 42 years as a member of Accept, Peter Baltes announced his departure in November 2018 - probably because no one would turn him up on recordings. Well, just a thought anyway. Likely not resolvable at this point. Original Accept vocalist Udo Dirkschneider (born 6 April 1952) was Accept’s German heavy metal vocalist but left Accept in 1987 to form U.D.O. with whom he has enjoyed commercial success as well. Checkout the video from U.D.O. Steelfactory album: U.D.O. One Heart, One Soul (2018) // Official Clip // AFM Records, 3,053,458 YouTube views. This video includes strong heavy duty players that will undoubtedly go on to play more killer heavy metal. Bassist Fitty Wienhold left U.D.O. who after 22 Years said recently in a Blabbermouth September 19, 2018 interview, “I decided to take a new way in my life and leave the band. I will not leave ROCK LEGEND NEWS, METAL TO INFINITY & ROCK ZONE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: ROCK PHILOSOPHY SESSIONS | ISSUE 2 FEBRUARY 1, 2019
the U.D.O. family, because it was much more than just a business. I will be there when I’m needed — as a songwriter, as a friend, as an advisor… whatever.... And I always felt that to give a hundred percent is not enough. Anyway, the world doesn’t stop turning and life goes PHOTO https://myglobalmind.com/2015/06/26/interview-with-accept-bassist-and-backvocalist-peter-baltes/
on — U.D.O. goes on, and so long
Udo is alive he will be always a living idol. There are not so many out there like him — maybe nobody — and he never disappointed you — never — so enjoy every show, every moment you can be with him.” Read full article here. But, of course the rock scene is not what it used to be. Neither is the Renaissance period, but I live in the remnants of the Renaissance in Firenze, and the remnants of the 70s rock era through my magazine, as admin of Pete Way Facebook Group and thankfully YouTube as many others do. And, we find our ways of acquiring that which we truly want. So do others, so do other artists/musicians. We find our way to make things happen according to our deepest needs/desires. And, while we search so are the artists/musicians searching for symbiotic fans.
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Still some of the 60s, 70s & 80s “Old School” masters are out there playing like Judas Priest, Uli Jon Roth, UFO, Michael Schenker, Pete Way, Scorpions, Accept, Iron Maiden, and Jake E. Lee’s Red Dragon Cartel which I am very impressed with, but some players are replaced and very good players will also go on to do their own work and be much better for having paid dues by collaborating with the best. But no, it is not what it used to be. Of course. Quality is timeless though and that means well-crafted from all angles which “Old School” artists were/are the masters. Time PHOTO FACEBOOK | ACCEPT BASSIST FITTY WIENHOLD
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changes things and new people cul-
of opportunity potentials and network-
tivate their ideas, some based on the
ing channels especially in Facebook.
past, some based on the future, some
What can evolve from that landscape
based on now or all three. People
if musicians and artists use it as such,
die or evolve into someone else and
and some will, could be incredible.
abandon what was once a space of
Those few, like the ones who lit up
time that was more aligned with their
life in the 60s, 70s and 80s will sur-
ideas of who they were then.
face – when the time is right. Life is cyclical. There was an ancient Greek
However, from another perspective,
God period, a Renaissance period
what is happening in rock can even
and a rock star psychedelia period
be looked at as a Woodstock sce-
(70s). When the right period happens
nario which I think is really just de-
it will explode the music/art industry
veloping as everyone finds their way
again, in a different way of course,
through the mazes of social media.
but each of these periods I mentioned
In a lot of ways, it can even better
contained a few, extremely talent-
than the “Old School” days because
ed artists. Look at the list, it is small
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though they were/are bigger than life.
about making albums anymore.
This time however it will be a longer
Visual artists and creative manage-
list because artists, visual artists and
ment are as important as the mu-
musicians are discovering exposure
sician in any serious professional
venues, mostly through YouTube and
group but quality music is priority!
Facebook and blockchain technolo-
gy is on the horizon preparing to be-
Our world is now Planet Internet.
come a big part of the next rock wave
Technology is shaping the new
which will be more visual - visual art
mythology. It is an art and how it’s
combined with musical art will be per-
used will determine how successful
meated into society. Print-on-demand
artists/musicians/writers will be.
merchandise is becoming a mandato-
Mythology of the future is being born
ry extension of music - and art. LOOK
from cryptography - an integral part
AT IRON MAIDEN. They are not just
of technology powering music and
selling albums, they are selling an
art and including how we use mon-
Iron Maiden World: merchandise,
ey, how we are paid and what money
comics, games, tours. It is not just
we use - worth learning about sooner
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rather than later. The next wave of creativity will be based around blockchain engines, a foundation powered by the cyber republic and a new Internet infrastructure which will provide a virtual ecosystem, decentralized applications protected from the vulnerabilities of the existing Internet. All of this is happening now! A phrase that puts it in perspective: “Art, Music & Technology is Cryptography: The art of writing codes or solving codes.” “Is rock dead?” It’s like the Renaissance period, as much as I would like to hang on to that era and the 70s era, we have not discovered a way to do that – yet. But as long as there are writers, visual and performing artists to keep mythology/marketing going forward - with quality - no, rock and roll is not dead, but old style management is!
OLD SCHOOL PLAYERS Aside from the “Old School” players there is now an interim to what I think will be the new breed of rock stars. Usually a huge gap in eras of mythological importance takes place over many years. Most of who are playing now are either copy bands or their ‘original music’ is a composite of 60s, 70s and 80s music. An era of change is generally not that apparent, not markedly unique, or even branded in some way like the Woodstock days, like the Renaissance days, like the Greek mythology days, for example. It is like the 50s & 60s were the lead up to the 70s then it hit. The 80s was a fading out of the 70s and the 90s began the Internet changes. Since then everyone has been going “Um, the Internet, okay, how do we adjust?” That is still happening because the Internet is akin to landing on a new planet and trying to figure out how to live according to their ways and try to incorporate your ways and ideas from another culture, another time, and what we have been taught into the new culture as all has to gel. Life is mutating and integrating with AI and other forms of technology. Still we will cling to our old ways while some strong force builds enough power to sweep us all into that new era of music and art.
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The Internet as we know it today really started only 22 years ago when it was entered through AOL which had a manual the size of a Los Angeles telephone book or bigger to learn how to work with it. That was around 1995/96 after 80s glam band era. Hopium is a dangerous emotion but I seem to have an addiction to it because I spend a lot of time hoping to find new music, obscure music or music on the level of the 60s and 70s because of the originality that was the force then but some submissions to Rock Legend News can make my day and shows me that the process of metamorphosis is unfolding.
PETE WAY UNDER THE RADAR Not everyone knows about all the mythological gods/rock stars and some of the work they have done or are doing. There will always be a radar that does not find certain frequencies or energies or details about our mythological gods.
Joe Rogan recently talked with Henry Rollins: “I’m always trying to slip through crowds, head down...” Henry said. At times Henry is considered under the radar too. He discussed how he doesn’t have friends because he doesn’t really get into talking about the ‘mundane’ aspects of life. He is on a mission but being on a misROCK LEGEND NEWS, METAL TO INFINITY & ROCK ZONE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS: ROCK PHILOSOPHY SESSIONS | ISSUE 2 FEBRUARY 1, 2019
sion for some artists can require lots of alone time to just recharge. And, though not everyone knows who Henry is, he has a plethora of major projects behind him such as: MTV’s 120 Minutes, he hosts a weekly radio show on KCRW, is a regular columnist for Rolling Stone Australia and was a regular columnist for LA Weekly. Henry fronted the California hardcore punk band Black Flag (August 1981-1986). Being under the radar can be said about the whole band UFO. Even when Pete was in the band with Michael Schenker, Phil Mogg and Andy Parker, UFO was not as big as they should have been; under the radar then too. But, what was the reason in the USA? It always comes down to management that did not push hard enough, believe in them enough or even understand what they were managing. As an avid radio listener myself, I did not hear UFO enough in the USA. The magazines did not publish them enough, not on TV enough in the states. But, it comes down to management. The amount of work UFO created is immense and on the level of any superstar band. I have listened to most all of their albums.
Frankly, there is not a bad album and though I have my favorite songs they are all well crafted and talent beams from their work. UFO has had success though. From Billboard magazine January 24, 1987, they said, “Pete Way, the bass player from UFO is back with a vengeance! Heading up WAYSTED, he and fellow band members have created “SAVE YOUR PRAYERS” — a pop rock album just made for radio airplay. When rockers hear the single, “Heaven Tonight” they’re definitely going to want to get Waysted! As early as UFO 2: Flying, released October 1971, in German singles charts “Prince Kajuku” reached No. 26. Both UFO 1 and its follow-up UFO 2: Flying, were successful in Japan (especially the single “C’mon Everybody” which became a huge hit there) and Germany (the song in 1971”Boogie For George,” also from the first album, reached No. 30 in German singles charts as well as “Prince Kajuku” from Flying reached No. 26), but generated poor interest in Britain and America. Strangers in the Night peaked at No. 7 on the UK charts and No. 42 on the US charts.
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Kerrang! magazine listed the album at No. 47 among the “100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums of All Time.” Slash, guitarist for Guns N’ Roses, has stated that this is his favorite live album. Two live EPs in 1979 also proved successful for the band. In February, “Doctor Doctor” (taken from the album), coupled with “On with the Action” (recorded on the same 1978 US tour) and the studio cut “Try Me”, reached No. 35 in the UK Singles Chart; this was the first time the band had made the UK Top 40. “Shoot Shoot,” coupled with “Only You Can Rock Me” and “I’m a Loser,” would make No. 48 in the UK in April.
Kirk Hammett (METALLICA) Official Facebook: “My rare JAPANESE UFO Concert Poster that I had to share with all my fellow diehard UFO fans!” (see framed SITN image above)
The Record that Changed My Life: Kirk Hammett Discusses UFO’s ‘Force It’ By Kirk Hammett September 10, 2013 GUITAR WORLD Feature FROM THE ARCHIVE: Metallica’s Kirk Hammett chooses (and discusses) the record that changed his life. UFO Force It (1975)
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100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums Of All Time
(Published January 1989) 1. Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti 2. Van Halen - Van Halen 3. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV 4. Montrose - Montrose 5. Guns n’ Roses - Appetite For Destruction 6. Def Leppard - Hysteria 7. Metallica - Master Of Puppets 8. Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland 9. Aerosmith - Rocks 10. AC/DC - Back In Black 11. Aerosmith - Permanent Vacation 12. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II 13. Sex Pistols - Nev-
er Mind The Bollocks Here’s The Sex Pistols 14. Rainbow - Rising 15. Deep Purple - In Rock 16. Metallica - Ride The Lightning 17. Judas Priest - Sad Wings Of Destiny 18. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin 19. Def Leppard - Pyromania 20. Aerosmith - Live Bootleg 21. Kiss - Alive 22. Blue Öyster Cult Secret Treaties 23. Motörhead - No Sleep ‘Til Hammersmith 24. Rush - 2112 25. New York Dolls New York Dolls 26. AC/DC - Powerage 27. Slayer - Reign In Blood 28. UFO - Lights Out 29. Metallica - Kill ‘Em All 30. Van Halen - Women And Children First 31. Black Sabbath -
Black Sabbath 32. Journey - Escape 33. Legs Diamond Legs Diamond 34. Queensrÿche Operation: Mindcrime 35. Deep Purple - Machine Head 36. Kiss - Destroyer 37. Aerosmith - Draw The Line 38. Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell 39. Black Sabbath Paranoid 40. Bad Company Bad Company 41. Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced? 42. Metallica - ... And Justice For All 43. Rush - Moving Pictures 44. Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet 45. Motörhead - Overkill 46. Judas Priest Screaming For Vengeance 47. UFO - Strangers In The Night 48. Black Sabbath -
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Vol 4 49. Bryan Adams Reckless 50. Thin Lizzy - Live And Dangerous 51. Moot The Hoople Live 52. Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic 53. Black Sabbath Master Of Reality 54. Bon Jovi - Bon Jovi 55. The Stooges Funhouse 56. UFO - Obsession 57. Black Sabbath Sabotage 58. Motörhead - Ace Of Spades 59. Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent 60. Iggy And The Stooges - Raw Power 61. MC5 - Kick Out The Jams 62. Blue Öyster Cult Agents Of Fortune 63. Angel - Angel 64. Judas Priest - Unleashed In The East 65. Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast 66. Def Leppard -
High ‘n’ Dry 67. Van Halen - 1984 68. Magnum - Chase The Dragon 69. Iggy Pop - Instinct 70. David Lee Roth Eat’em And Smile 71. Thin Lizzy - Thunder And Lightning 72. Blue Öyster Cult Some Enchanted Evening 73. Judas Priest Stained Class 74. Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies 75. Deep Purple Made In Japan 76. Van Halen - Van Halen II 77. Magnum - On A Storyteller’s Night 78. Michael Bolton Everybody’s Crazy 79. Black Sabbath Mob Rules 80. ZZ Top - Eliminator 81. Whitesnake Ready An’ Willing 82. Iron Maiden - Live After Death 83. Boston - Boston 84. Starz - Violation
85. Rush - Rush 86. Anthrax - Spreading The Disease 87. Foghat - Foghat Live 88. Queensrÿche Rage For Order 89. David Lee Roth Skyscraper 90. Mother’s Finest Iron Age 91. Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden 92. Blue Öyster Cult - On Your Feet Or On Your Knees 93. Jimi Hendrix Experience - Smash Hits 94. Starz - Starz 95.Saxon - Wheels Of Steel 96. AC/DC - If You Want Blood - You Got It 97. Uriah Heep - Look At Yourself 98. Queen - A Night At The Opera 99. Iron Maiden - Killers 100. Vinnie Vincent Invasion - Vinnie Vincent Invasion
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BAND MEMBERS Guitar: Jake E Lee Bass: Anthony Esposito Drums: Phil Varone Vocals: Darren James Smith AWARDS Burn Magazine readers poll 2013 “Brightest Hope Champion” Red Dragon Cartel.
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