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Revolver Golden Gods Award 2010
MarcTheFallen
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America’s first-ever hard-rock and heavy-metal music awards show is back! The second annual REVOLVER GOLDEN GODS AWARDS presented by Epiphone will take place Thursday, April 8, returning to Club Nokia in Downtown Los Angeles. The show will later be televised on VH1 Classic on Saturday, May 22 (air time TBA). Tickets go on sale this Friday, February 19 via Ticketmaster. Performing are Rob Zombie, Fear Factory, AS I Lay Dying, The Devil Wears Prada and Brian Posehn's All Star Band with Scott Ian, Brendon Small, John Tempesta and Joey Vera w/special performance by Zakk Wylde.
This year, hosting duties for the Golden Gods will be shared between musician, activist, and entrepreneur Andrew W.K. and professional wrestler, actor, author, and metal fan Chris Jericho.
Adding to the celebration of all that is best in metal this year, the Golden Gods Awards will also include hard rocking musical numbers by Rob Zombie, Fear Factory (who will make their first L.A. appearance ever with their new lineup), As I Lay Dying, the Devil Wears Prada, and last year’s host Brian Posehn’s all-star band featuring Scott Ian, Brendon Small, John Tempesta, and Joey Vera, with a special performance by Zakk Wylde. More performers will be announced in the coming weeks.
press release: http://www.revolvermag.com/content/revolver-announced-golden-gods-2010-nominees
vote here: http://www.goldengodsawards.com/vote.html
This year, hosting duties for the Golden Gods will be shared between musician, activist, and entrepreneur Andrew W.K. and professional wrestler, actor, author, and metal fan Chris Jericho.
Adding to the celebration of all that is best in metal this year, the Golden Gods Awards will also include hard rocking musical numbers by Rob Zombie, Fear Factory (who will make their first L.A. appearance ever with their new lineup), As I Lay Dying, the Devil Wears Prada, and last year’s host Brian Posehn’s all-star band featuring Scott Ian, Brendon Small, John Tempesta, and Joey Vera, with a special performance by Zakk Wylde. More performers will be announced in the coming weeks.
press release: http://www.revolvermag.com/content/revolver-announced-golden-gods-2010-nominees
vote here: http://www.goldengodsawards.com/vote.html
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Fuck that
Mustaine
Dailor
Dio (cancer vote, but true anyway)
Mastodon
Slayer
Behemoth
I dunno
Scabbia
Alice in Chains
yeah, i pretty much like them all. its a tie between, AIC,H&H,Mastodon, and Endgame.
I love The Rev, great Drummer. But better than Lombardo?
GTFO. He's THEE Metal Drummer.
If I were you, I'd listen to them all again, right now.
the devil wears prada ftw
I love The Rev, great Drummer. But better than Lombardo?
GTFO. He's THEE Metal Drummer."
This is coming from the guy who said the Rev's death was worse than Dimebag, so yeah, Lombardo's better.
i actually comparing those both right now before you said that. not really much of a difference at all sir. Reign was more of a faster paced all out thrash album. South was kind of slowed down which is where i can see the difference you are talking about. but in the end it was still the same drumming in Reign when the fast parts kicked up. Lombardo does mixes it up when the tempo is slow. fast..not so much. that is where i see Rev is better then Lombardo. he can go fast and slow and make it still sound good. i admit Rev's drumming was watered down after they became famous. hes best work will always be in the earlier albums and when he did freestyles and solos. on the self titled it wasn't so great but had some good stuff here and there.