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I went to Peter Gabriel's studio last December and was chatting to an old bloke who had worked there for years. He told me it's quite common for all these old legends to meet up and jam or get little projects going that never release anything. He told me about a jam session a few weeks earlier with Jimmy Page, Nick Mason and Geoff Barrow (the bassist from Portishead). I wish I could have heard that session.

Manic depression - Jimi Hendrix

Reasons to be cheerful pt3. - Ian Dury and the blockheads

So What? - Anti Nowhere League

Shooting star - Gojira

I loves a bit of Rammstein. They've done songs in English, French, Russian and German and probably more. I believe this one is a mix of Russian and German https://youtu.be/H9qtQO5d8ko

All royalties payments finished forever. Future prospects for joining new bands probably ruined as well due to guilt by association. I am assuming their innocence as I have never personally heard that they aren't

Temple of love - Sisters of Mercy

I feel sorry for the other members of Lost Prophets and Glitter Band (assuming they are innocent). Their careers were destroyed by one band member.

I think I'd take the Killing Joke gig. Touring the world, playing to some of the most loyal audiences in metal and getting paid for it is more appealing than getting rich. I've never been motivated by money, if I was I wouldn't be an engineer.

I'm more of a Paul Raven era fan although Turn to Red is an exceptionally good tune.

I'm very much not a fan of the Verve, or any britpop really. I'll be honest, I thought he produced a load of boy bands but it seems I may have been mistaken. He did produce Dido, Bananarama and James though who are all pretty terrible.

Don't get your hopes up too much. Chuck is great, better than Zach but the songs just sound like they were thrown together over a weekend.

That is not a controversial opinion. It is my opinion that Youth of Killing Joke should be expelled from the band for his contribution to modern pop music as a producer.

My parents neighbour who is a music teacher loves Jacob Collier. He also likes Airborne which I feel is the musical opposite, dirty, simple, loud, entertaining and fun.

Did they start from the name and then try to make it work?

There's a band booked in to our local venue who play the music of Red Hot Chilli Peppers on bagpipes. I have two opinions on that, one controversial and one not. Red Hot Chilli Peppers haven't made a good song since blood sugar sex magic Bagpipes cannot improve any music or event or situation. Any situation where a bagpipe is playing could be improved by removing the bagpipe. My mates bagpipes were blown up by the bomb squad after he left them in the centre of Bath one night while drunk. Some say it was the best sound they ever made.

With Elton John. It's what he would have wanted.

I was at that Jay Z Glastonbury gig. It wasn't bad but it wasn't amazing. Better than Metallica which was just boring. Of all the metal bands they could have had, they chose those bloated, boring old men. Kanye was just crap. Maybe if he removed his head from his anus he might sound better. Stormzy at Reading was surprisingly good, Rabea Massood opening the set for him on guitar was a good move.

Praise The Lord & Pass The Ammunition - Serj Tankian

One Inch Man - Kyuss

Resistance Frequencies - Anti Flag

Danger! High Voltage - Electric Six

Battery Acid - Queens Of The Stone Age

And his electric guitar era was his best. I do think Dylan wrote some of the greatest rock songs of all time, they just didn't sound great until someone else covered them. Maggies Farm was both Dylan and Rage Against The Machines best song