“Streaming, Streaming for Vengeance”



Having fun with Song or Album Title.
Judas Priest – Screaming for Vengeance
“Streaming, Streaming for Vengeance”



Having fun with Song or Album Title.
Judas Priest – Screaming for Vengeance
It is June 26, 2026 and Metallica’s ReLoad (Remastered) is officially released.
It comes in:

Note: My copy was delivered yesterday, and I found a slug munching on the box.

It’s time for me to get lost in the ReLoad moments. I saw Metallica on the “Poor ReTouring Me” tour back in 1998.
UPDATE: Add photo of LIMITED EDITION HELL AWAITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY “BLOOD” FILLED VINYL sticker, close-up.
It is a day early and Metal Blade Records delivered Slayer – Hell Awaits (40th Anniversary Edition – Vinyl Box) earlier.

In addition to the Vinyl Box Set, the CD version is also available in Earbook format.
Slayer Store is sold out of the LIMITED EDITION HELL AWAITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY “BLOOD” FILLED VINYL. According to Slayer, this format is limited to just 666 units worldwide.

Reverb iOS App hits version 6.66.0 a few days ago. Of course they didn’t miss the opportunity to post one of the greatest “What’s New” description:
I left alone, my mind was blank I needed time to think
To get the memories from my mind
What did I see? Can I believe?
That what I saw that night was real and not just fantasy?
Legendary song by Iron Maiden, “The Number of the Beast”.
I just received a box of Steel Panther shirts in the mail, and it came all the way from the UK. Thanks to certain someone with credit card and the time to spot Steel Panther merchandise sale.
Can’t wait to see Steel Panther show again.

Pumpkins United lineup of Helloween second album has dropped, Giants & Monsters.
Tracklist:
Bonus CD Tracklist:

One thing for sure that this record is not a rehash of 2021 Helloween album.
Metallica released its sixth full length album “Load” on June 4, 1996. That’s a little over 30 years ago. 😱
Earlier today we received the Deluxe Box Set of “Load” (Remastered).
There are some amazing songs off this record and some of them still take repeated listening to enjoy.
Well, here’s to King Nothing!