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This week on the WPDH Album of the Week, we'll feature the fourth studio from Elton John, Madman Across the Water.

Zetro's Toxic Vault, that VIO-LENCE was taking its time coming up with the best material possible. "When [the songs are] ready, they're ready," he said. "This [coronavirus pandemic] has given us more time. But still, it's gotta be fucking killer. I had a riff that the [other] dudes were kind of digging, and I'm all, 'I don't got a boner with this one.' I want a 10-foot boner with everything that we're doing now. It's gotta be better, it's gotta be fucking kick-ass… I don't wanna put out some crap." In August, "California Über Alles", a cover version of the

David Bowie in 1973 Credit: Getty On November 15 1971, in the womb-like interior of Trident Studios, in Soho, London, David Bowie wiped away the tears streaking his face. The singer, just 25, had completed the first and only vocal take of an apocalyptic new track, which conjured a nightmare vision of a world running out of natural resources. “What you hear on that song – the emotion – is for real,” Trident engineer Dennis MacKay would reveal in 2012. “He’s bawling his eyes out.” Decades later, many Bowie fans will similarly feel a lump in their throats as they revisit one of his...

Zetro's Toxic Vault, that VIO-LENCE was taking its time coming up with the best material possible. "When [the songs are] ready, they're ready," he said. "This [coronavirus pandemic] has given us more time. But still, it's gotta be fucking killer. I had a riff that the [other] dudes were kind of digging, and I'm all, 'I don't got a boner with this one.' I want a 10-foot boner with everything that we're doing now. It's gotta be better, it's gotta be fucking kick-ass… I don't wanna put out some crap." This past August, "California Über Alles", a cover version of the