Judas Priest : Stained Class (2001 Expanded Edition)

GUESS I'LL HAVE TO CHANGE

MY WAY OF LIVING

DON'T WANNA REALLY KNOW

THE WAY I FEEL

Metallica : Solnahallen, Stockholm, Sweden 9/26/1986

Clifford Lee Burton

 (February 10, 1962 – September 27, 1986)

 was an

 American musician 

who served as

 the bassist 

for the heavy metal band

 Metallica

 from 1982

 until his death in 1986.

 He is renowned for his 

musicianship and influence.

Burton's early musical ventures

 include performing in bands

 such as 

EZ-Street 

and 

Agents of Misfortune, 

and frequently collaborating

 with guitarist

 Jim Martin. 

He was discovered by 

James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich 

while performing in

 Los Angeles, 

who asked him to

 replace bassist 

Ron McGovney 

in Metallica. 

After the release of

 their first two albums 

Kill 'Em All 

(1983) 

and 

Ride the Lightning

 (1984),

 Burton and Metallica

 achieved their 

worldwide breakthrough

 with

 Master of Puppets 

(1986), 

often cited as both

 the band's

 best work 

and one of the 

best metal albums.

While touring in 1986

 to support 

Master of Puppets, 

Burton died 

following a bus crash

 in Sweden. 

He received posthumous 

writing credits on

 ...And Justice for All

 (1988) 

for the song 

"To Live Is to Die"

 He was posthumously

 inducted to the

 Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame

 as a member of 

Metallica

 in 2009.

 He also appeared

 in a 2011

 reader poll from 

Rolling Stone 

recognizing the 

greatest bassists

Of All Time 

Mick Jagger : Wandering Spirit

IN THE BEGINNING
YOU WERE SO BRUTAL
YOU TURNED THE HEAT ON
IN THE AFTERNOON

Poison : Native Tongue (Expanded Edition)

ONE TIME UP,

AND THE 

NEXT TIME DOWN

THIS MAY BE 

THE LAST TIME

THAT YOU SEE ME AROUND

3 Doors Down : Discography

 Bradley Kirk Arnold

 (September 27, 1978 – February 7, 2026) 

was an 

American

 singer-songwriter 

and musician

 who was 

the lead vocalist 

and a 

founding member 

of the

 Mississippi-based

 rock band

 3 Doors Down.

Early Life

Arnold was born

 September 27, 1978 

and grew up in 

Escatawpa, Mississippi.

 He wrote 

3 Doors Down's

 breakout hit single, 

"Kryptonite",

 in high school 

during math class 

at age 15.

Career

Arnold was a 

founding member of

 3 Doors Down.

 He was the band's

 lead singer

 and former

 drummer.

 Formed in 1996

 the band is known

 for the hit songs

 "Kryptonite", 

"Here Without You",

 and

 "When I'm Gone". 

Both 

"Kryptonite" 

and 

"When I'm Gone"

 received 

Grammy nominations.

The band's

 first studio album, 

The Better Life,

 was released in

 February 2000 

and went on to be

 certified 7× platinum.

 Released in April

 of that year,

 the single

 "Kryptonite" 

reached 

number three

 on the charts 

and became

 the band's 

breakout hit.

Away from the Sun,

 the band's

 second studio album

, was released in 

November 2002

 and peaked at 

number eight 

on the charts.

 It went platinum

 within two months

 of release

 and eventually

 went multi-platinum.

The band's third 

studio album, 

2005's 

Seventeen Days, 

debuted at No. 1 

on the Billboard 200 

and has been 

certified platinum. 

3 Doors Down 

released their

 self-titled

 fourth album on 

May 20, 2008. 

It debuted at No. 1 

on the Billboard 200,

 selling 154,000 copies

 in its first week.

 It became the band's

 second consecutive

 No. 1 album 

on the chart after 

Seventeen Days,

 as well their

 fourth album 

to reach the Top Ten.

 In 2009, 

3 Doors Down,

 along with

 The Soul Children of Chicago,

 released the song 

"In the Presence of the Lord" 

on the compilation album

 Oh Happy Day: 

An All-Star Music Celebration. 

In 2009, 

the band 

recorded a

 Christmas song called

 "Where My Christmas Lives", 

which was the first

 Christmas song

 Arnold had written.

3 Doors Down 

released their 

fifth studio album,

 Time of My Life, 

on 

July 19, 2011.

 Their first

greatest hits album 

was released on 

November 19, 2012.

On January 19, 2017,

 3 Doors Down

 performed at the

 pre-presidential

 inauguration concert

 of U.S. 

President-elect

 Donald Trump. 

Arnold told

 TMZ 

that he was

 "proud" 

to perform 

and that he thought

it would be a

 "good experience".

In 2020, 

Arnold released a 

single entitled "

Wicked Man" 

as a solo artist

Arnold was a

 recovering alcoholic 

who stopped drinking

 in 2016.

On May 7, 2025, 

Arnold announced that

 he had been diagnosed 

with Stage IV clear cell

 renal cell carcinoma

 that had metastasized

 to his lung. 

Despite the severity 

of the diagnosis, 

Arnold stated

 that he had

 "no fear".

Arnold died in his sleep

 from renal cancer on

 February 7, 2026, 

at the age of 47. 

The news was confirmed

 by his family 

and the

 remaining members

 of the band

Edguy : Kingdom of Madness

I COULD TAKE 
A MASQUERADE
TO SHOW YOU
THAT I DON'T
NEED TO CRY

Stone Temple Pilots : Perdida (Expanded Edition)

WHEN YOU'RE GONE,

I FOUND A PART OF ME

IS THERE WITH YOU

Van Halen : A Different Kind of Truth / The Downtown Sessions (Audio Rip)

HERE'S A LITTLE SECRET 

TO MAKE YOU THINK,

WHY IS THE CRAZY THINGS

WE NEVER SAY

POETRY IN INK ?

Duff McKagan : Beautiful Disease

 Michael Andrew "Duff" McKagan 

(born February 5, 1964) 

is an

American musician.

 He was the bassist

 of hard rock band 

Guns N' Roses

 for twelve years, 

with whom he

 achieved 

worldwide success 

in the late 1980s

 and early 1990s. 

McKagan

 rejoined the band

 in 2016, 

following their

 induction 

into the 

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Toward the end of his 

first tenure with

 Guns N' Roses, 

McKagan released

 the solo album

 Believe in Me 

(1993) 

and formed

 the short-lived 

supergroup 

Neurotic Outsiders.

 Following his departure

 from

 Guns N' Roses

 in 1997, 

McKagan briefly 

reunited with his

 pre-success

 Seattle punk band 

10 Minute Warning, 

before forming

 the hard rock band 

Loaded, 

in which he performs

 lead vocals 

and rhythm guitar. 

Between 2002 and 2008, 

he played bass

 in the supergroup

 Velvet Revolver 

with his former

 Guns N' Roses 

bandmates 

Slash 

and

 Matt Sorum. 

He briefly performed with

 Alice in Chains in 2006, 

with

 Jane's Addiction

 in 2010,

 and with

 the supergroup 

Hollywood Vampires

 in 2016. 

He has also 

collaborated

 in several 

short-lived projects 

with fellow 

Seattle-native musicians

 Mike McCready 

(primarily of Pearl Jam) 

and Barrett Martin

 (formerly of Screaming Trees), 

including 

Walking Papers

 and 

Levee Walkers.

In addition to

his musical career, 

McKagan has 

established himself 

as a writer. 

He has written 

weekly columns on 

a wide variety of topics for

 SeattleWeekly.com, 

Playboy.com, 

and 

ESPN.com.

Judas Priest : Best of Judas Priest (Gull Records 1978)

 

TAKES ANOTHER

DRINK OR TWO

THINGS LOOK BETTER

WHEN SHE'S THROUGH