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On the 128th Episode of Dorm Damage With Tom & Zeus the guys review an Ultimate Classic Rock Article which ranks the Top 15 Diamond-Selling Hard Rock & Metal Albums.

Diamond in music sales means over 10 million albums sold. Ultimate Classic Rock ranks the Top 15 Diamond-Selling Hard Rock & Metal Albums.

As always the guys review the list and breakdown and analyze it.

So tune and find out where Bango Tango ranks?

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John Corabi joins Metal Mayhem ROC to discuss his new solo
album New Day, arriving April 24, and the creative mindset behind the
record.

In this conversation, Corabi talks about approaching New
Day as a true solo project, writing with longtime collaborator Marty
Fredriksen, and allowing the songs to develop organically without chasing
trends or categories. He also breaks down the meaning behind the title track,
the visual approach to the music video, and how the album reflects where he is
creatively today.

The discussion also dives into Corabi’s all-star touring
band, how the lineup came together, and what fans can expect from upcoming U.S.
and international dates. The interview closes with a candid look back at the
Motley Crüe era, including recording stories, the origin of “Hooligan’s
Holiday,” and how perspective has changed over time.

Metal Mayhem ROC
https://metalmayhemroc.com/

John Corabi
https://www.johncorabi.com/

00:00 – Open / Pre-Roll Tease

00:40 – John Corabi on doing heavy press early in the album
cycle

01:44 – Writing the album with Marty Fredriksen

03:47 – The meaning behind the song “New Day”

06:20 – Discussing the “New Day” music video

07:27 – Are there leftover tracks or songs saved for later?

09:54 – His touring band: all-stars and longtime friends

11:40 – How the touring band came together

14:21 – Tour plans for the U.S. and overseas

15:55 – Playing with different musicians and the
rock-and-roll fraternity

18:36 – Motley Crüe era stories, “Hooligan’s Holiday,” and
recording that album

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In Episode 344 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin explores how famously British and international bands—from Yes and Black Sabbath to Bowie, Foreigner, and Peter Gabriel—gradually absorbed American members, not to “become American,” but through creative instinct, convenience, touring realities, and fresh energy that subtly reshaped their sound and identity.

Yes – “Cut from the Stars”

Foreigner – “Lonely Children”

Sepultura – “Unconscious”

Rainbow – “Freedom Fighter”

Peter Gabriel – “The Family and the Fishing Net”

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Steve Rosen was already an established music writer when L.A. scene queen Michele Myer introduced him to a then-relatively unknown axe whiz named Eddie. Sure, Rosen shares some insights into stories in the book Tonechaser, but don't think "it's all in" this episode. He gives the Imbalanced Boys perspective on the moments inside his book, not just "the facts," and leaves many of the great stories from the book, on the pages.

Markus and Ray recommend this book for ALL Van Halen fans, and for Rock readers in general. It's fun, but very informative. Kinda like this podcast interview! Enjoy!

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In this episode, you’ll hear hard rock, glam, and metal bands absolutely duke it out, both with rival bands and with themselves. We dig into legendary external feuds like Guns N' Roses vs Mötley Crüe, where Axl Rose publicly challenged Vince Neil to a fistfight, and Metallica vs Winger, highlighted by Lars Ulrich literally throwing darts at a Winger poster. We also cover industry power struggles like Skid Row vs Bon Jovi, where refusing to stay an opening act allegedly led to blacklisting and some very public trash talk.

The chaos doesn’t stop there, as plenty of bands turned on themselves in spectacular fashion. We break down Van Halen imploding across multiple eras, Dokken recording parts separately out of sheer hatred, and Ratt splintering into multiple touring versions while suing each other over the band name. You’ll also hear about long-running grudges involving Megadeth, internal dysfunction in KISS, and famously toxic relationships in bands like Enuff Z'Nuff—all proving that sometimes the biggest threat to a band’s survival isn’t critics or trends, but the people standing next to them onstage.

Of course, there's plenty of rock feuds we didn't get to in this episode and we're pretty sure YOU have an idea of what we could cover in future volumes. Let us know in the comments who's rivalry you'd like us to cover next.

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