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March 29, 2021 — Leave a comment

American Jetset release new single “We Rule The Night” with a free download at Bandcamp!

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Today we walk the line, like so many do in this world theses days, so stick around for Winger, Nelson and Sleeze Beeze just to name a few!

But first… Hear N’ Tell!

American Jetset release new single “We Rule The Night”

Baltimore, Maryland, USA based rockers American Jetset consisting of lead vocalist / guitarist Ian Kaine MacGregor, guitarist Lance Reeder, bassist Kevin Harrington and drummer Jeff Bradford have released a new single titled “We Rule The Night.”

Here’s American Jetset and their new single “We Rule The Night” right here on Hair Metal Mixtape

That was American Jetset and their new single “We Rule The Night” hot off the presses right from Bandcamp!

The group’s Bandcamp page indicates: “American Jetset came out of the gate swinging in 2018. Influenced by bands that ruled the Sunset Strip in the 80s, their anthemic hooks and theatrical live show turned heads from MD to CA. Their 2019 rise had them supporting many of their heroes, and 2020 brings a new EP and a tour that takes them coast-to-coast with Enuff Z’Nuff, Kix, Pretty Boy Floyd, and more. Get ready for take-off!The following message was posted on American Jetset‘s Facebook page earlier today:

There you have it folks! What did you think?

…And that was your Hear ’N Tell!

The Mixtape!

What up, Mixtapers! Happy Monday! Today the Mixtape is getting getting what I like to call “Swirley”. Not sure exactly what that means but it took shape the way I’m about to present it.

So here’s Enuff Z’Nuff with a “New Thing” from their self-titled debut album right here on today’s “Walk The Line” Monday edition of Hair Metal Mixtape.

That was Sleaze Beez and “Stranger Than Paradise” from their album ’Screwed Blued and Tattooed’ to wrap up today’s “Walk The Line” Hair Metal Mixtape!

And that is today’s Hair Metal Mixtape #372 – Walk The Line

Things get swirly enough for you? Thanks for tuning in and thanks for sticking around. I appreciate and respect your time.

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March 28, 2021 — Leave a comment

**Winger and the song “Battle Stations” from the album ‘Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey: Music from the Motion Picture’**

“I am (I’m Me)” Hair Metal Mixtape w/Gabe @ 12pm EST (12:00 GMT-5) on ZerodBRadio.com (Click here to listen!)

They say Sundays are a day of reflection so that’s just what I’m gonna do! So stick around for Winger, Warrant and Santa Cruz just to name a few!

But first… Hear N’ Tell!

**Winger and the song “Battle Stations” from the album ‘Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey: Music from the Motion Picture’**

We’re going to hear a Winger song that’s not available on the streaming platforms and on one of my favorite major motion picture soundtracks!

If you don’t remember, this song plays as Bill and Ted head for the Battle of the Bands competition, and Station constructs the good robot version of Bill and Ted. Also in the extended version seen exclusively on TBS where Bill gives Death a pep talk. (The latter scene is unreleased on DVD.)

Here’s Winger and the song “Battle Stations” right here on Hair Metal Mixtape

That was Winger and the song “Battle Stations” from the album ‘Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey: Music from the Motion Picture’

Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey: Music from the Motion Picture is the licensed soundtrack to the 1991 Orion Pictures film Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey. It was released by Interscope Records on July 9, 1991 on CD and cassette formats. In Japan it was released on August 25, 1991.^[2]

Unlike the soundtrack to the film’s predecessor, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, this soundtrack features music from artists well-known at the time of the film’s release. Many of these songs, such as Faith No More’s “The Perfect Crime” and Megadeth’s “Go To Hell”, help paint the darker tone of the film. Many of the contributing artists have a cameo of some form in the film. “Shout it Out” was recorded while Slaughter was on the road during their Stick It Live tour.^[3] The Winger track “Battle Stations” was written by front man Kip Winger after reading the script for the film and recorded shortly after the band returned from their first European tour.^[4] Neverland’s song “Drinking Again” was not used in the film, but was a substitute for another Neverland song “For the Love (of Music)”. However the intro from “Drinking Again” was used for a television promo for the film. Both songs were released one month prior on Neverland’s self-titled debut album.^[5] The version of “God Gave Rock ‘n Roll to You II” is not that which plays at the film’s end as it lacks the intro by Steve Vai and the sound of girls chanting the chorus as the song fades to end. The intro solo was released by Steve Vai in his compilation album The Elusive Light and Sound, Vol. 1, along with all of the other small pieces performed by him during the movie. Pieced together versions featuring Steve Vai’s intro have been made by fans. “Dream of a New Day” was previously released on Richie Kotzen’s 1990 album Fever Dream.^[3]^[6] “Tommy the Cat” was previously released on Primus’ album Sailing the Seas of Cheese. In this version, the title character Tommy was voiced by singer songwriter Tom Waits.^[3] Notably, the track “The Reaper Rap”, a reprise of Steve Vai’s “The Reaper”, features not only sound bytes of dialog heard in the film, but also dialog from the film’s deleted scenes now believed to be lost. Portions of “The Reaper Rap” are absent in the film during its play and feature sounds that not included in the version that appear with this release.

There you have it folks! What did you think?

…And that was your Hear ’N Tell!