 | | Today's Top Story - 04.03.15 | | Tidal US Debut Brings On Momentum | | Jay Z's recent $56 million purchase of Tidal made waves a few weeks ago, but this week saw the lossless streaming service make a splash in New York City with a press event that featured the rapper/entrepreneur, Alicia Keys, Madonna, Jack White, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, J Cole, Daft Punk, Kanye West, Beyoncé and more than 500 Sennheiser Momentum 2.0 headphones used to demonstrate the service. | | Read More » |
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| | Today's Featured Blog | | In The Studio with Ron 'Bumblefoot' Thal | by Clive Young
How metal is guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal? The guy has played with Guns n' Roses and Lita Ford, and co-wrote and performed the theme to VH1 Classic's That Metal Show—and those are just a few of the highlights from his 20 year-plus career. "First-call guitar player" isn't the only hat he wears though—truthfully, Thal is a one-man industry, as you can get your hands on everything from Bumblefoot guitar cases to hot sauces. And if you pick up his latest solo album, Little Brother Is Watching, you'll find he's adept at producing, engineering and conducting gang vocals, too. | | Read More » |
| | | Quote of the Week | "We only do about 15 shows a year in the States; the majority of it is in Central and South America, and the Caribbean. The only thing we don't travel with is the lighting rig and the PA, but we try to keep it consistent. Most times, we'll pick up a Meyer Sound LEO system down there, or L-Acoustics or a d&b—and we keep it to those. We have our own system engineer, Jimmy Ibañez, and he makes sure the rigs sound good no matter where we go." —Jose Rivera, FOH engineer for Marc Anthony.
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