Metalheads Unite! \m/ \m/

[Nordicdusk]

Much better than the last one definitely took inspiration from Nightbreed.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Iron Maiden's Senjutsu will be available to download for £4.99 via Amazon or iTunes for the next 24 hours.

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Iron Maiden's Senjutsu will be available to download for £4.99 via Amazon or iTunes for the next 24 hours.

The lenticular digipak version of the album is only £6.66 at EMP. P&P is £3:99, so the total price is £10:65

[Justin101]

Ghost doing Enter Sandman




I listened to the Weezer version hoping it would be quirky but it's actually almost exactly like the original version, even down to the vocals. Luckily the Ghost version sounds like Ghost!!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

That Ghost cover is fantastic. They are a truly original band with their sound in the metal scene today. Plus their cover versions are so good. Make every song seem like it's their own. From Metallica to The Pet Shop Boys.

Going to have a look for Imelda May's cover of The God that Failed now.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Imelda May - The God That Failed



The Metallica Blacklist (2021)

Yes, really good. Love to hear a hard rock record from Imelda.

[Justin101]

I loved that one too, most of the others are a bit boring. St Vincent doing Sad but True is good though.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Iron Maiden's Senjutsu ended up charting at #2 with 44,723 sales, the majority of which were physical sales.

Rapper Drake got #1 with 45,651 sales of which there were 43,623 streaming sales.

Whilst it looks good for Drake his actual sales, as in that people bought were 2028. Well done there with your entitled want it for nothing fan base.

So in reality it's total bullshit because in the cold light of day streaming sales count for absolutely nothing when it comes to artists earning.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Metallica - So What (Werchter, Belgium - July 4, 1993)



The last song of the final show on the two year tour for the Black album.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Metallica - Sad But True (The Howard Stern Show, Sept 9th 2021)