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This Friday’s Guest DJs: CATHY RANKIN & KEN MARY

December 16, 2024 Scott Jeslis Leave a comment

This week’s Guest DJ is singer, songwriter, and Metal Hall of Fame co-host, Cathy Rankin! Last October, Cathy released her debut single, “Now You’ve Gone,” featuring renowned musicians David Ellefson (formerly of Megadeth) and Ken …READ MORE

JASON BIELER (& THE BARON VON BIELSKI ORCHESTRA, EX-SAIGON KICK): “Admit It, You Went In Thinking I Was Going To Do 14 Versions Of “Love Is On The Way” To Try To Sell Out”

January 21, 2021 George Dionne Leave a comment

Drop any preconceived notions you have about Jason Bieler’s latest album Songs For the Apocalypse. I can assure you it sounds nothing like the group he co-founded, Saigon Kick. If I had to some up …READ MORE

DAVID ELLEFSON (ELLEFSON, MEGADETH): “I Feel Like We Did [No Cover] For The Betterment Of Our [Metal] Community”

December 11, 2020 George Dionne Leave a comment

You may know him as the bassist and co-founder of Thrash Metal legends Megadeth, but David Ellefson is quite the versatile musician and entrepreneur. He has his own coffee brand Ellefson Coffee Co. David has …READ MORE

MINI REVIEWS – December 11, 2020

December 11, 2020 George Dionne Leave a comment

The latest batch of Metal Express Radio Mini Reviews include AC/DC – PWR UP, Awaken – Out of the Shadows, Diamond Head – Lightening to the Nations, and Ellefson – No Cover

David Ellefson

This Friday’s Guest DJs: CATHY RANKIN & KEN MARY

JASON BIELER (& THE BARON VON BIELSKI ORCHESTRA, EX-SAIGON KICK): “Admit It, You Went In Thinking I Was Going To Do 14 Versions Of “Love Is On The Way” To Try To Sell Out”

DAVID ELLEFSON (ELLEFSON, MEGADETH): “I Feel Like We Did [No Cover] For The Betterment Of Our [Metal] Community”

MINI REVIEWS – December 11, 2020

OPUS & DAVID SHARPE (DEAD BY WEDNESDAY): “We Know That This Is A Business As Well As Fun”

BENNY GOODMAN (LOST SYMPHONY): “Every Song On This Record At One Point Was My Favorite Song”

GREG PRATO – A Rockin’ Rollin’ Man: Bon Scott Remembered

F5 – A Drug For All Seasons