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Sixth riot insurrection and desecration of our capital. today, the department of justice released new police body camera footage from that january 6th assault. it was used in the case against a former marine, and retired new york city police officer accused of participating in the attack. fair warning, just like what we saw on that day, these images are disturbing. >> as we mentioned, this was

The song eventually appeared on Van Halen’s 1995 album, Balance

A review of Wolfgang Van Halen's 2021 debut solo album, 'Mammoth WVH.'

With Van Halen as the final Artist of the Day this month on WBLM, we thought it would be good for us Blimpsters to recall all the the amazing times they've played Maine live in concert.

Feds: Capitol riot suspect from Kerrville avoided FBI for 20 days FacebookTwitterEmail Former Kerrville resident Bradley Stuart Bennett, seen in a photo submitted in court records, is charged with violent entry and disorderly conduct and knowingly entering a restricted building for his activities during the Jan. 6 capitol insurrection.Courtesy / U.S. FEDERAL COURT A former Kerrville man and his girlfriend who were accused of forcing their way into the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 with other rioters a...

Art Industry News: Even Grateful Dead Frontman Jerry Garcia Is Now (Posthumously) Getting Into the NFT Market + Other Stories Plus, the Istanbul Biennial moves to 2022 and Napoleon Bonapartes personal belongings are going up for auction. May 6, 2021 Grateful Dead member Jerry Garcia with artwork in San Rafael in 1992. (Photo by Vince Maggiora/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images) Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most consequential developments coming out of the art world and art m...

Released on April 29, 1981,  Fair Warning remains the darkest in the band’s catalog and worst-selling LP by the original lineup featuring singer David Lee Roth. Still, it managed to climb to No. 5 on the Billboard 200 and eventually reach double-platinum status. More importantly, its a fan favorite, partly because the record is so different from what preceded and followed. Women and Children First (from 1980) was a breezy and familiar blast of jungle rhythms, carefree blues and thick...

Released on April 29, 1981,  Fair Warning remains the darkest in the band’s catalog and worst-selling LP by the original lineup featuring singer David Lee Roth. Still, it managed to climb to No. 5 on the Billboard 200 and eventually reach double-platinum status. More importantly, its a fan favorite, partly because the record is so different from what preceded and followed. Women and Children First (from 1980) was a breezy and familiar blast of jungle rhythms, carefree blues and thick...

F our-headed hard-rock beasts had long roamed the earth by the time the late 70s rolled around. Led Zeppelin, the Who and Black Sabbath, among others, left gargantuan footprints in establishing the template: Take a magnetic lead singer, pair him with a wizard-like guitarist, and back them both with a heavy-bottomed rhythm section. But there was something different about Van Halen from the moment their 1978 self-titled debut arrived. Maybe it was their sunny SoCal roots, giving ...

Rhino/Warner Records Van Halen‘s fourth studio album, Fair Warning. Released in the U.S. on April 29, 1981, The nine-track collection found the band’s music taking a heavier and lyrically darker turn after the fun of Van Halen’s first three albums. Fair Warning became the group’s highest-charting album at the time, peaking at #5 on the Billboard 200. While it included no Billboard Hot 100 hits, the album featured four tunes that made it into the top-40 of the publication’s Mainstr...