Metal Heads Unite

xtsho

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Raise your fists in the air
Lets rock the nations everywhere



We're brothers of the road
And we rock, rock
We're burning up the freeway
We never stop

 

CCGNZ

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My

My tattoo artist was in the band Fight with Rob Halford he's tatted up just about anyone who's anyone in the metal community
My musical time of enlightenment goes from the early 70's hard rock and some of the singer-songwriter stuff when feeling mellow to the glamrock of early mid 80's and wraps up w/early 90's think Alice/Cains, Nirvana, Rage, Soundgarden after that I'm lost or maybe just too old. For Priest give me "Victim of Changes", for early, for mid I like "Out in the Cold" live and "Desert Plains" and late I like "Some Heads are Gonna Roll".ccguns
 

xtsho

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I had planned to wake up with my ears still ringing from the Judas Priest concert. Unfortunately that didn't happen due to the tour being cancelled.

Wishing the best for guitarist Richie Faulkner.

 

xtsho

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Faulkner is extremely lucky to be alive. His aorta ruptured on stage but he finished the song he was playing which happened to be Painkiller. Crazy.

"The aortic dissection might have killed the musician, if not for the quick action of the cardiothoracic surgery team led by UofL Health’s doctor Pahwa."

"The aortic valve had to be replaced by a steel or metallic valve. That’s why you know he has more metal and metallic. He has more metal than he had before, it's a valve that we use in the younger population," explained Pahwa."

"The chance of survival? About 10%."

"There are about 70% to 80% patients who have their aorta ruptured and never make it to the hospital," said Pahwa."


 
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