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A historical place for AC/DC fans, the house where AC/DC was formed in Sydney, Australia back in 1973 was accidentally demolished. The house number 4 of the Burleigh Street was the childhood home of Malcolm, Angus (AC/DC) and George Young (Easybeats). Although the house was listed on the National Trust List of Historic Homes since 2013, the place was demolished a few weeks ago after being purchased by developers in the beginning of 2023 for 5.8 million australian dollars. The company Burwood Square Pty Ltd released a statement, signed by their general manager Leon Kmita, saying they only discovered after the demolition that the house was connected to AC/DC. The company said they were sorry for what happened and that they are committed to salvage materials from the site to create a special place for fans where they can gather and celebrate the band's legacy. The company that accidentally demolished the AC/DC historical house said: "On behalf of the team at Burwood Square, I want to convey our heartfelt regret that we have only just learnt of the cultural significance of 4 Burleigh Street, the former home of AC/DC, one of music history's most iconic bands. We now recognize how deeply this location resonates with the AC/DC community and fans worldwide. As we developed plans for this space, we conducted due diligence, including consulting heritage registers and collaborating with experts in the field." "Unfortunately, the historical connection to AC/DC was not identified at that stage, and we regret that the previous long-term owner did not share this vital part of the property's background with us. We are genuinely sorry for this oversight. Learning about this connection after our plans were already underway has shocked us. We feel a strong responsibility to honor AC/DC's legacy and to make amends to all the fans who hold this band in such high regard. While we cannot change the past, we are dedicated to celebrating this significant part of their story." They continued: "We are now salvaging materials from the demolition to create a special space, such as a café, bar, or live music venue, where fans can gather to celebrate the band's enduring legacy. We are also committed to seeking a collaboration with the Young family, fan groups and cultural experts to ensure our tribute is meaningful and respectful," Burwood Square said. Burdwood Square bought more places in the street with the intention to build an almost 29 million dollars residential site. The Burdwood region was the first home of the Young family after they migrated from Scotland in 1963. They first lived in a hostel and other houses before finding the Burleigh Street house in 1965. AC/DC was formed in Sidney, Australia back in 1973 by the brothers Angus and Malcolm Young and in  the following years became one of the biggest bands in the world. But as they said "It's a Long Way to the Top" and they lived and played in Australia for a few years before they started to play in Europe and United States, for example.The post Historical AC/DC house was accidentally demolished appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

The bassist Tom Hamilton helped form Aerosmith in 1970, and alongside singer Steven Tyler, he was one of the only two members to remain with the band throughout all its eras. He never toured with another band until 2016 and he accepted the invitation to be part of a Thin Lizzy celebration tour, marking the 30th anniversary of the death of the band's leader, bassist and singer Phil Lynott. He recalled in an interview with Defenders Of The Faith, the musician explained why he ended up touring with the group in 2016 and 2017. Tom Hamilton explains how he ended up playing in Thin Lizzy in 2016/2017 "I went to see Motörhead with my son one night and after the show, we were able to spend a lot of time with Lemmy, who was so great to us. We got to meet his band. His drummer was Mikkey Dee. A few months later, he got in touch with me and said he was going to be playing with Thin Lizzy on a tour to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of Phil Lynott's death." "He said they were looking for a bass player and if I wanted the gig, it was mine. I knew in my heart there was no way I would say no, although it would be the first time I ever did something outside of Aerosmith, so I had some butterflies. I had done some minor things outside of my day job, but never a tour." He continued: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXs7iwAv5sk&pp=ygUPdGhpbiBsaXp5eSAyMDE2 "A few months after that, after studying my ass off learning the songs, I was in London for the first day of rehearsals. I thought I had the songs down, but I was a little behind the curve. Damon Johnson, who is now a great friend of mine, was playing guitar. He and I got together one on one the next day and he helped me get polished. What a great guy! "From then on, rehearsals went better and better and then we were off to our first gig. We played five or six big festivals in Europe and it was a blast. I loved playing 'The Boys are Back in Town' and 'Whiskey In A Jar'. "After the festivals, we played on a cruise which was an entirely new experience that I really enjoyed. Unfortunately, I never met Phil Lynott. Learning his songs gave me an immense amount of respect for what he accomplished musically," Tom Hamilton said. Phil Lynott was definitely one of the greatest frontmen of all time that left us too soon in January 4, 1986 at 36. Thin Lizzy’s bassist and singer made a huge success with the band from 1969 to 1983. Releasing 12 amazing albums that gave us classics such as “The Boys Are Back In Town”, “Cowboy Song”. Also “Whiskey In The Jar”, “Jailbreak” and many more.The post Tom Hamilton tells how he ended up playing in Thin Lizzy in 2016 appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

Born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1946, the bassist Tony Levin is one of the most famous session musicians of all time. During his career he played on records by Peter Gabriel, John Lennon, Robbie Robertson, Paul Simon, Lou Reed, David Bowie and Pink Floyd. Roger Waters left the band in the mid-80s and thought the group would be over since he was their main lyricist. However, David Gilmour and Nick Mason later decided to continue with the same name and invited the original keyboardist Richard Wright back. Their comeback record was "A Momentary Lapse of Reason", released in 1987. Many session musicians were part of the album, including Tony Levin, who played the bass and chapman stick on the entire record. In an interview with Vulture he explained what it's like to work with David Gilmour. Tony Levin explains what it's like to work with David Gilmour "David Gilmour asked me to play bass on the album after Roger Waters famously left the band, thinking it was the end of them. I wasn't part of any of the band’s intrigue and was thrilled to enter into the world of trying to play appropriately for a Pink Floyd context but also be somewhat myself." "I brought out the Chapman Stick, an instrument I can play as a bass. It's not the most common instrument, but I use it as one of my regular basses. I found David to be a fascinating guy and a real gentleman – a wonderful person to be with." "I can remember one instance when I had a long vamp out and I played an extra few notes. I'm not talking about a fast bass riff here; I’m just talking about a couple notes." "After the take, when we got together to listen, David smiled and said, 'Tony, in Pink Floyd you don't do that extra couple notes until far later.' I had the right idea, but I did it too quickly. He was silently saying, 'You don't know that, but the rest of us do,'" Tony Levin said. As a tour musician, Tony Levin also played with a huge amount of stars. Some of them are Peter Frampton, Peter Gabriel, Paul Simon, James Taylor, Judy Collins, Richie Sambora and Carly Simon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVhNCTH8pDs&pp=ygUUbGVhcm5pbmcgdG8gZmx5IHBpbms%3DThe post Tony Levin explains what it’s like to work with David Gilmour appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

Born in Westbury, New York in 1956, Joe Satriani started his musical career in 1978 and ended up becoming a guitar teacher. Two of his students were Kirk Hammett, Steve Vai and Alex Skolnick, who would then become really famous guitar players. With the release of his first studio albums in the late 80s, Satriani also became a praised and known guitarist and in the following years became a real guitar hero that influenced countless generations of artists. Since he was part of the music business in the 90s he had the chance to see the evolution of Rock and Roll up-close, including Grunge. That sub-genre reached the mainstream with the release of Nirvana's "Nevermind" in 1991 and made their singer, guitarist and songwriter one of the biggest Rock stars of all time. But what was Satriani's opinion on Kurt Cobain as a guitar player? What is the opinon of Joe Satriani on Kurt Cobain as a guitar player In an interview with Classic Rock, Satriani talked about Kurt and said that he really appreciated his guitar playing.  “I was very happy with those Nirvana records." "He was a great guitar player. You go back and look at Nirvana clips, and you realise this guy is playing everything he’s supposed to play. He’s not looking at what he’s playing, so obviously he really knows the instrument. And he’s playing with one of the greatest drummers of all time (Dave Grohl), so that wouldn’t have worked if he was not a good guitarist,” Joe Satriani said. Curiously, the Grunge movement was almost the opposite of the kind of music Satriani was playing. They wanted to bring Rock and Roll to the basics again and guitar solos were really short. The band was active until 1994 when Kurt Cobain tragically died at the age of 27. One year later Dave Grohl formed Foo Fighters, making the band's debut album all by himself, writing, singing and playing all the instruments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTWKbfoikeg&pp=ygULc21lbGxzIGxpa2U%3DThe post Joe Satriani’s opinion on Kurt Cobain as a guitarist appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

The amount of incredible British guitarists who started their careers in the 60s is surreal. They were fundamental to the evolution of Rock and Roll and even for the birth of new music genres. Heavy Metal for example wouldn't have been the same with Black Sabbath, the band that created the genre and their guitarist Tony Iommi was crucial for their sound, which was something no one had ever heard before at that time. Known as the "Riffsmaster" for his incredible ability of creating fantastic guitar riffs that inspired countless generations, Iommi talked many times about other British guitar players, including the late Jeff Beck. Tony Iommi’s opinion on Jeff Beck Is really hard to find someone who didn't like Jeff Beck or thought he was not a good guitar player, so as expected, Tony Iommi really admired Jeff. He had the chance to meet him in the early days because they used to have the same manager. Like many other famous rockstars, Iommi also believed no one could play like Jeff, as he said in an interview with Guitar World in 2024 “Oh yeah, Jeff was great. I met Jeff early on because we had the same manager. He was so different and unique. A truly great player who was just doing his own thing that was 100 percent him. It’s true what they said; nobody could play quite like Jeff,” Tony Iommi said. Jeff was four years older than Iommi but both of them started their musical career in the same year, 1964. However, Beck achieved fame first, since he was a member of The Yardbirds for a while. Then started a successful solo career, releasing praised albums like "Truth" (1968) and "Beck-Ola" (1969). Iommi was a member of Jethro Tull for about two weeks in 1968, even appearing with the band in the Rolling Stones Rock & Roll circus with Ian Anderson. But he decided to return to Sabbath and they finally had the chance to release their groundbreaking self-titled debut album in 1970. Tony Iommi said Jeff Beck was brilliant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvpeIKI4ZiQ&pp=ygUWamVmZiBiZWNrIGJlY2tzIGJvbGVybw%3D%3D Jeff Beck's death on January 10, 2023 at the age of 78 surprised everyone since he had just finished a tour and released a new album with Johnny Depp. He died from a bacterial meningitis infection at a hospital near Riverhall. As soon as the news was shared by his family many famous artists paid tribute to him, including Tony. “I was totally shocked to hear the very sad news of Jeff Beck’s passing. Jeff was such a nice person and an outstanding iconic, genius guitar player – there will never be another Jeff Beck. His playing was very special and distinctively brilliant!!! He will surely be missed. R.I.P Jeff,” Tony Iommi said. Iommi was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006 as a member of Black Sabbath. Jeff was inducted three years later, in 2009, as a solo act. Although they didn't play on the same song, Jeff and Tony were part of Ozzy Osbourne's 2022 studio album "Patient Number 9". That record also had Zakk Wylde, Eric Clapton, Mike McCready and Duff McKagan.The post Tony Iommi’s opinion on Jeff Beck appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

UTL COMMENT:- This issue this puppet is pushing will impose censorship and breach privacy rights because to “enable the proof of age" requires all social media users to give up private/personal information to the digital ID ideology/ requirements Digital ID Vs Age restricted social media access = same same but different = tomato(Au) tomato(US) Albo you are gaslighting the population again!! BTW One for the fact checkers. Many, many Aust Senators opposed the Aust Gov't Social media ban bill. The legislation was pushed passed the Senators while hidden amongst 100's of other Bills, with no accountable debate from other senators who were not allowed to debate the media ban Bill in parliament. What other hidden agendas were passed 2024 with the "majority" of Bills hidden from Aust Senators?