Nik and Keefy of GhostCultMag are joined again by Talking The Talk With Don’s Don De Leaumont for a vinyl dump shenanigans as well as a breakdown of our different record shopping philosophies and pointers!
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Tag Archives: The Doors
PODCAST: Glacially Musical 211 – Obituary – “Cause Of Death” Reviewed
Nik and Keefy of Ghost Cult tackle the second album from Obituary, “Cause of Death!” The album cover rules, but the music has nothing to do with it. Discuss!
PODCAST: Glacially Musical 207 – Foreigner Messes with Our Minds on “Head Games” (Review)
In this episode #207, Nik, Keefy, and guest host Don De Leaumont of Southeast of Heaven and Talking The Talk With Don review Foreigner’s third album, “Head Games!”Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Flotsam And Jetsam – I Am The Weapon
Beginning life as Paradox, Dogz, and slightly more embarrassingly, Dredlox, Flotsam and Jetsam has enjoyed/endured somewhat of a staggered career trajectory since 1984. Taking the Metal world by storm with Doomsday For The Deceiver in 1986, the Arizona thrashers delivered the equally impressive No Place For Disgrace a couple of years later, and the world, as they say, looked to be their oyster.Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Sunbomb – Light Up The Sky
Continuing the groundwork laid down by their 2021 debut, Evil and Divine, L.A. Guns ead guitarist Tracii Guns (a.k.a. Tracy Richard Irving Ulrich) and Stryper (and former Boston) frontman Michael Sweet return with Sunbomb for second album Light up the Sky (Frontiers Music Srl). Continue reading
FEATURE: Stone Temple Pilots “Purple” Album Turns 30 and Made One Hater a Fan
How can a certified metal guy explain to the reader how this album has gone from being the enemy to a close friend?Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Today Was Yesterday – Today Was Yesterday
The expert, intricate and intriguing Today Was Yesterday (Music Theories Recordings/Mascot Label Group) finds the eponymous duo spreading their wings, unboxing various goodies and displaying many talents, in cahoots with guitar greats Alex (Rush) Lifeson, guesting on six of the 10 tracks, and Robby (The Doors) Krieger, on another.Continue reading
The Black Moods Drop Cover of The Doors Classic “Roadhouse Blues” Featuring Robby Krieger
Modern classic rock trio, The Black Moods, have shared an extended version of their cover of The Doors’ 1970’s hit “Roadhouse Blues.” The track features The Doors’ guitarist Robby Krieger and rock singer-songwriter Diamante, and the accompanying video includes behind-the-scenes clips of the recording session at Krieger’s Los Angeles studio, Love Street Sound. Watch the new, extended video in the article below.
PREVIEW: Ghost Cult Magazine’s Record Store Day Black Friday 2023 Primer
Buckle up record collectors, music lovers, and hipsters! Record Store Black Friday is upon us! While the list is long, these albums will almost only be available at your local record store, and the process of getting these records varies from store to store, this is a great way to get some rare vinyl to add to your collections. Check out our top picks for this years’ event, and see the entire list below
A French Version of The Doors Hit Song “People Are Strange” Heard in “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon”
The latest spin-off of the hit AMC show The Walking Dead universe centers on the popular character Daryl Dixon with The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. With a synopsis consisting of Daryl’s journey across a broken but resilient France as he hopes to find a way back home, the show is the only TWD spin-off certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes and other popular critic sites, so far. In the third episode of the show, set in Paris, France, a version of The Doors classic track “People Are Strange” is heard in French as Daryl and his party pass the infamous Jim Morrison grave site. The cover is possibly by French artist Philonico, who sounds exactly like Morrison. The track has been covered many times including by Echo And The Bunnymen for the movie The Lost Boys, charting again for the Oliver Stone biopic The Doors, starring Val Kilmer.