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Kiss sold an estimated amount of more than 100 million records worldwide and was on the road for 50 years but there are many Rock and Roll fans who don't like the band and some of them especially Gene Simmons. Usually it's because of the way he talks about money like it was the most important thing for him in life. In an interview with Kara Mayer Robinson (Transcribed by Blabbermouth), the bassist and singer shared answered about people who call him an "assh*le". Gene Simmons' response to those who don't like him "I would say there are some — could be a large number, could not — who think I'm an asshole. In fact, I named my second solo album 'Asshole', which, I thought, was akin to black people taking possession of the 'n' word. And fat people, overweight people, obese people, taking possession of that, so that you lessen the impact of that. "I'm okay with being labeled or thought of as an asshole, because I know who I am," he continued. "And there are other people who think, 'You only do this for money.' And my response is — of course. Why am I not salt of the earth when almost all the jobs on the face of the planet are performed by people who don't like the job they have, and the only reason they're doing that is to be able to earn money to feed their families and put a roof over their head? Only for money." He continued: "Nobody wants to dig ditches on a highway. The building we're in, somebody had to put up. They do that every day. They go to work, do the same thing every day, nine to five, five days a week. Join the union or not, and break their backs and never get rich, just to be able… 'That's the salt of the earth.' Why can't I be salt of the [earth]?" "The fact that I make more money? But I also give to philanthropy. And by the way, it's none of your fucking business who or what or where. I'm not trying to impress you or not. I know who I am. And maybe that's the best thing to do in life, is to just be comfortable in your own skin, 'cause not everybody likes Jesus either," Gene Simmons said. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ijxJa9SwZI&pp=ygUhcm9jayBhbmQgcm9sbCBnYXJhZ2UgZ2VuZSBzaW1tb25z[/embed]The post Gene Simmons’ response to those who don’t like him appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

David Gilmour made his first full show in eight years at the Brighton Centre in Brighton, England last week but his first concert at a big venue was last September 27 at the Circo Massimo in Rome, Italy. The musician is currently promoting his new record "Luck & Strange" and many tracks of the record were feature on the setlist. But he also played a few Pink Floyd songs like "Comfortably Numb", "Wish You Were Here", "High Hopes", "Fat Old Sun" and "Time". See the videos and setlist of David Gilmour first big show [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHKu7S_lrKg&pp=ygUXRGF2aWQgR2lsbW91ciByb21lIDIwMjQ%3D[/embed] [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYL9h1Z0zzU&pp=ygUXRGF2aWQgR2lsbW91ciByb21lIDIwMjQ%3D[/embed] [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpDXtE7tU6w&pp=ygUlRGF2aWQgR2lsbW91ciBjaXJjbyBtYXNzaW1vIHJvbWUgMjAyNA%3D%3D[/embed] 5 A.M. Black Cat Luck and Strange Breathe (In the Air) (Pink Floyd song) Time (Pink Floyd song) Breathe (Reprise) (Pink Floyd song) Fat Old Sun (Pink Floyd song) Marooned (Pink Floyd song) Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd song) Vita Brevis Between Two Points (The Montgolfier Brothers cover) (with Romany Gilmour) High Hopes (Pink Floyd song) Sorrow (Pink Floyd song) The Piper’s Call A Great Day for Freedom (Pink Floyd song) In Any Tongue The Great Gig in the Sky (Pink Floyd song) A Boat Lies Waiting Coming Back to Life (Pink Floyd song) Dark and Velvet Nights Scattered Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd song) Next tour dates September 29 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy October 1 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy 2 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy 3 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy 9 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 10 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 11 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 12 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 14 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 15 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 29 – Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, United States 30 – Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, United States November 4 – Madison Square Garden, New York City, United States 5 – Madison Square Garden, New York City, United States The post See the videos and setlist of David Gilmour first big show appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Phil Mogg announced earlier this year that UFO was over but recently the radio host Eddie Trunk, who is a huge fan of the band, said the band should make a final show at least. Now in an interview with Rock Candy magazine, their classic guitarist Michael Schenker said he would be open to play one last show with the band. He is currently promoting his new album "My Years With UFO", which covers tracks he recorded with the band and the band's vocalist Phil Mogg is promoting his debut album with the new band Moggs Motel. Michael Schenker said about playing one final show with UFO "I don't know if Phil's physically fit. But I'll certainly think about a final UFO show if the possibility arises." He also said he invited Mogg to be on his new re-recordings album "but I'm not sure the message got to him. Managers can be funny sometimes." The band's original drummer Andy Parker told Rock Candy magazine that he would also be up to playing one final show with the band. Formed in London, England in 1968, they became in the following decades one of the most influential Hard Rock bands of all time. Besides Mogg, some of the other classic members of the band were Pete Way (Bass), Andy Parker (Drums) and Michael Schenker (Guitar). In almost five decades of career, the band released 22 studio albums, the final one being “The Salentino Cuts” (2017). They were a huge influence to famous bands like Iron Maiden, for example. For decades, the Metal band plays their song “Doctor Doctor” as the intro of their concerts. The band’s leader, the bassist Steve Harris is a huge fan of UFO. Some of their most famous tracks are “Doctor Doctor”, “Rock Bottom”, “Mother Mary” and “Lights Out”. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEhVayklXH4&pp=ygUlcm9jayBhbmQgcm9sbCBnYXJhZ2UgbWljaGFlbCBzY2hlbmtlcg%3D%3D[/embed]The post Michael Schenker says he would play one final show with UFO appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.