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• DEVILDRIVER - Dez Fafara
• The do’s and don’ts of home renovations
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• DEVILDRIVER - Dez Fafara
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We talk about hardcore, about life, friends, about music, racism, Slayer, Onyx, the music business, Tera Patrick, the first days, the new beginning, Bulgaria, the future new album, the show in Sofia tomorrow!

Danny: Love it! You were rocking to some good music as soon as we walked in! Bobby: Actually this is the 2nd show of the forth European trip. Danny: Awesome! Bobby: We were amazed. You have to come to our home and play! We definitely have to get over there!

So, here we are man! But to be honest with you I think the fact that kids can get music on the Internet so easy is kind of a great thing. Let me get online and see if I can listen to some of their stuff. Danny: All the time. That sucks! But for me the most important thing is being able to communicate with people. And have them hear our music and all this makes it easier to do that. The thing that really worries me about the record industry falling apart because of illegal downloading, is the fact that records cost money to make.

And a band wants to make a good sounding record, right? It costs money to make a good sounding record. The record companies try to make back the money they invested. When they sign a band they would give them a huge budget or a small budget, whatever budget they gave the band to go out and make the record.

I mean who wants to see the great studios in the world close down, where all this magic and great records of the past were made, you know what I mean! The whole thing of Biohazard bringing all that together was very natural because of where we came from. We came from New York and if you grew up in New York City during the 70s and the 80s you were exposed to everything that was going on there musically, I know I was and I know Bobby was too.

That was where and when hip hop started in the streets, that was the music in the streets and there was no escaping it. When we were doing Biohazard we were just regular street people like everybody else. So there was no conscious effort to bring in a different element, it was just there naturally, it was the music of the streets at the time. Hardcore is still very underground. Bobby: I definitely can say that any type of segregation or separation of any scenes, I believe a lot of it comes from the labels and the people who market music.

So they keep this crowd over here and they keep this music over here, you know what I mean? A perfect example is Fishbone. They have amazing talent. But there was a lot of concerns you know. And the bands will never get along, these guys are a bunch of brothers from L.

Us and Fishbone became best friends. Bobby: And the crowds were awesome. Their crowd and our crowd got along perfect. Danny: Every show was amazing. Danny: Yeah, we became great friends and great fans of the band. Bobby: Their band and our band believed in what we were doing.

Bobby: Yeah, the gig was in his hometown. It was a great show. We played with Suicidal Tendencies. Danny: It was great. And Suicidal was great. Cause from back when we first started, people kinda looked at us like were this Brooklyn version of this little Suicidal band.

We all have choices, man. We were just lucky that we found music, we found the band. But anytime you can make a choice, especially at a young age, to rise above and be more positive, it emulates on the rest of your surroundings. One person can really change an area, can change a scene, can change a culture, can change a whole neighbourhood.

But unfortunately the change always takes place in the negative way, faster than the positive. Check out the site guys. It makes me think. Yeah, some bands came out for a while that left guitar solos out and maybe that was a trend, maybe the next trend will be drums without any drum fills.

The way I grew up, nobody in my family ever made it big, nobody had any success, they were just hard working people. They traveled, my father was in the military. What existed in my mind was what was going on in our neighbourhood. We always felt kinda stuck into the only life we knew, in our neighbourhood, which was a tough life. In our local place where all our friends were. Then it started getting bigger and bigger. All the success kinda just made us lose our minds a little bit.

It kinda pulled us apart from each other. Danny: And it made us change, it pulled us apart. It made us kinda forget that the original reason we got together to play was cause we loved it. No bullshit, four guys who are friends. Danny: No. Bobby: Nope. Bobby: No, we all live our own lives.

What he does in his own time is his own thing. It was very hard for me, I went through a lot of grief. It was very hard for me just to be around music anymore. We had nothing to really say to each other for a long time, which is a shame.

And like I mentioned before we had the wrong people around us. After I left we continued to have the wrong people around us, so people were saying things to me, trying to keep me away from them, and people were saying things to them, trying to keep them away from me and it was totally untrue.

Danny and I first ran into each other and started talking and it unfolded and a lot of people around the world were urging us to get the band back together again, so we kinda listened and respected that. Danny: Carnivore! Danny: I knew Bobby from when I was probably years old. Danny: Yeah we were in the same high school dropout class, me and Bobby. Bobby: I only went one day and I went hung out with him and talked to him all the time. Bobby: It was actually this friend of ours named Anthony Meo who started playing drums with us and he introduced me and Evan.

I was like years old then. Bobby was my friend, we had a lot of mutual friends in the neighbourhood. Evan lived on the other side of my neighbourhood, but I knew Evan and I saw that they had a band with Anthony Meo who was also a childhood friend of mine. Bobby: We had a gig with Sheer Terror at the Sundance and you came down and you jumped onstage and you played the gig.

Billy, I met Billy when he used to work in a place called the Pink Pussycat which was a sex store. Anyway, when Evan handed me the tape he said I should go down to the studio. What are we doing? So they auditioned me and I played a couple of songs and right away it sounded as it sounds now. We really clicked. Bobby: He brought something to the table right away, he had his own idea of what should be happening and we knew that was what we were missing.

And I also want to add that Pete Steele from Type O Negative , who was originally in the band Carnivore, he was the one who told us to use the Biohazard symbol and the name Biohazard.

Danny: I love Slipknot. Bobby: I love the fact that the Cavalera brothers got back together and made a record. One of the greatest things we ever did was play with Pantera and get to know great guys like that. Danny: I like that Metallica did a heavy record. Bobby: Yeah, Metallica doing a heavy record was good.

In fact I saw Sick of it All last year. I also love Agnostic Front. And believe me, all those bands have been through hard times too. Biohazard would love to see the original Cro-Mags come together.

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We talk about hardcore, about life, friends, about music, racism, Slayer, Onyx, the music business, Tera Patrick, the first days, the new beginning, Bulgaria, the future new album, the show in Sofia tomorrow! Danny: Love it! You were rocking to some good music as soon as we walked in! Bobby: Actually this is the 2nd show of the forth European trip.

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This is true. We appreciate you having us. Just travelling, travelling and doing shows. You have to try to see some of the places and some of the culture and people, but some of it does become a blur because it is day after day. Playing new material is always exciting for us. Oh, yeah. In the USA as well. But for me I think being satisfied is a good thing, being too happy is another. If you are the next one comes out bad. I actually see similarity.

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The very first Cut Could Be The Deepest: SNL’s Fuc*ing Megan Fox-y Season Premiere

Ah, Night Live saturday. Typically, we will arrive at this a lot early in the day, but there was clearly a special sort of enjoyable taking place on the weekend. To begin with, let us talk guidelines. A commenter made a really observation that is astuteit occurs about a lot of the discussion regarding Saturday Night Live today.

Ah, Night Live saturday. Typically, we are going to arrive at this a lot early in the day, but there is a kind that is special of taking place on the weekend. A commenter made a really astute observation it takes place about a lot of the discussion regarding Saturday Night Live today. It bears saying right right here, as it had been therefore spot-on:. That hurts. Season premiere.

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