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GODSMACK’s SULLY ERNA Rips Bands Who Rely Heavily On Backing Tracks During Live Performances: ‘Don’t Go Up There And Pretend You’re A Rock Musician’

  • Sully Erna criticised rock bands that rely heavily on backing tracks.
  • He said Godsmack do not use backing tracks live.
  • He defended electronic acts where technology is part of the genre.

Godsmack frontman Sully Erna criticised rock and metal bands that rely heavily on backing tracks during live shows, saying they can conceal what the musicians actually play. He argued that live music’s imperfect, unrepeatable moments are part of its appeal and cannot be recreated by technology. Erna said…

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Geese’s Soaring Live Show Lives Up to the Hype, With Fearless Improvisations and Boundless Energy: Concert Review

  • Geese delivered an 80-minute, high-energy Philadelphia show.
  • Emily Green’s guitar work drove the band’s improvisations.
  • “Trinidad” closed the set with a cathartic build.

Geese’s live show at the Fillmore Philadelphia matched the excitement around the New York band, combining high energy with fearless improvisation. The performance showed how the group’s forceful rock sound differs from Cameron Winter’s solo piano work and why its reputation is growing. The five musicians played an…

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Gerudo Proving Grounds walkthrough in Ocarina of Time

  • The proving grounds cost 30 rupees per entry.
  • Complete the challenge to earn Ice Arrows.
  • Extra equipment is needed to finish every path.

Gerudo Proving Grounds is an optional combat and puzzle challenge in the Ocarina of Time remake, with Ice Arrows as its reward. The guide explains how to enter and navigate the area, where players must gather small keys and complete room challenges to reach the central path. Entry…

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‘We waited 15 years for this’: Skyrim’s anniversary overshadowed by players hoping for more Sentinel info

  • Skyrim’s 15th anniversary drew calls for more Sentinel news.
  • Bethesda celebrated with an art giveaway and vinyl release.
  • The sequel appears far from release, but fan interest remains.

Bethesda marked Skyrim’s 15th anniversary with an art giveaway and a new vinyl release, but many fans used the celebration to call for more information about The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel. The reaction reflects frustration that, after years of waiting, the sequel has only had its title revealed.…

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Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum Officially Wraps Filming

  • Filming has wrapped on *The Hunt for Gollum*.
  • Andy Serkis directs and returns as Gollum.
  • The film is due on 17 December 2027.

Andy Serkis has confirmed that filming has wrapped on *The Hunt for Gollum*, the new *Lord of the Rings* film he is directing and in which he will reprise Gollum. The production milestone brings the film closer to its planned cinema release on 17 December 2027. The story…

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Tom Hanks’ 149-Minute Thriller Officially Returns to Top 10 Charts Ahead of Remake

  • *The Da Vinci Code* is back in HBO Max’s global top 10.
  • The film earned more than $760 million worldwide.
  • Robert Langdon is returning in a Netflix series without Hanks.

Tom Hanks’ 2006 mystery thriller *The Da Vinci Code* has returned to HBO Max’s global top 10, according to FlixPatrol. Its renewed popularity comes ahead of a planned Netflix series featuring Robert Langdon, though Hanks will not reprise the role. Directed by Ron Howard and based on Dan…

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3 Hits From 1989 That Won Listeners Over by Crossing Genres

  • “You Got It” reached No. 7 on the country chart.
  • “Free Fallin’” crossed pop and rock audiences.
  • “Wild Thing” reached both pop and rap charts.

Three songs released in 1989 found audiences across genre lines, showing how tracks associated with rock, pop and rap could reach listeners beyond their usual categories. The examples are Roy Orbison’s “You Got It”, Tom Petty’s “Free Fallin’” and Tone Loc’s “Wild Thing”. “You Got It”, co-written by…

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In 1969, Joe Walsh gave a guitar away to Jimmy Page. Two years later, he wrote one of the greatest solos of all time

  • Walsh gave Page a guitar in 1969.
  • Page’s ‘Stairway to Heaven’ solo became a landmark performance.
  • Walsh heard echoes of his own playing in its closing flourish.

Joe Walsh gave Jimmy Page a guitar in 1969, a gesture later linked to Page’s celebrated solo on Led Zeppelin’s ‘Stairway to Heaven’. Walsh has praised the solo as one of rock’s finest, recognising Page’s distinctive style and the song’s lasting importance. The article says Page used a…

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How does Camping work in WoW Forever? (Camp Buffs, Cozy Sleeping Bag explained)

  • Camps create places to rest and connect.
  • Facilities offer profession bonuses and crafting.
  • The Cozy Sleeping Bag can grant up to 3% extra XP.

WoW: Forever’s Camping System gives players a shared place to rest, prepare and meet while exploring Azeroth. It aims to make chance encounters more social, helping players form connections and cooperate during the long journey towards endgame. Camps can include interactive facilities that offer profession-related bonuses or crafting…

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Stream 2hollis’ Genre-Bending New Album Pirouette, Featuring Writing And Production From Mk.gee

  • 2hollis releases his fifth album, *Pirouette*.
  • The 50-minute record spans four genres.
  • Mk.gee co-produced and co-wrote “Human After All”.

2hollis has released his fifth album, *Pirouette*, a 50-minute record that moves between hyperpop, pop-punk, EDM and hip-hop. Its sharply changing styles mark a new direction for the 22-year-old, whose earlier singles had hinted at an eclectic sound. The album has 16 songs, which 2hollis describes as vignettes…

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