The finer points of Motorhead‘s latest November visit to the UK have been released.
Well, it’s that time of year again when we here at the Live4ever Ezine begin to trail back through 12 months worth of musical delights in a vain attempt to group our favourites of 2011 into some sort of coherent list we like to call Live4ever’s Essential Listening.
Over the coming weeks, we’ll be presenting our most cherished gigs, tracks and albums of the year, in the hope that our highlights from 52 weeks worth of sonic adventure will inspire you to investigate our essential picks of 2011, as well as sharing your own favourites with us.
Check back next week for Live4ever’s Essential Listening 2011 – The Tracks, and when you’ve been through our stand-out gigs of the year, don’t forget to leave a comment below to tell the world of your memorable gig-going experiences of 2011.
It just wouldn’t be November without a visit by Motorhead to the Academy, but despite the predictability of the annual event it is testament to their longevity that the venue is once again full to capacity. Even the usual touts that loiter around nearby Bridge Street underground station have nothing left to offer, and those poor souls who had turned up hopefully in their band t-shirts without a brief have resorted to begging for spares.
So just why do the long haired, leather bedecked faithful still turn out in their hordes to pay homage to the legendary heavy metal pioneers 36 years after they first exploded onto the scene? Surely even legendary frontman Ian ‘Lemmy’ Kilmister would admit that they haven’t exactly pushed musical boundaries or experimented with styles over the decades, almost every track on every album bearing an uncanny resemblance to the last.
But perhaps that explains it.
Foo Fighters have released the details of their eagerly anticipated seventh studio album, which will be released on April 12th.
There’s plenty of competition amongst the rich glitterati who call the Hollywood Hills their home, but according to Greg Olliver, co-director of the upcoming documentary film Lemmy, Ozzy Osbourne has the grandest home of any rock star currently residing in Los Angeles.
Taking to the sacred acres of Donington last weekend was Download 2010, the annual metal mass which this year raised hell in celebration of thirty years since the inaugural Monsters of Rock.
Rather than present you with the squeaky clean side of stage perspective most recollections are offering this review comes straight from the bowels of the pit hoping to share the real festival experience.
Here are the latest tours and festivals announced this week. Don’t miss out, there are tickets available by clicking on the ticket links next to the event:
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