SpaceX astronauts rock to ACDC on the way to the pad, Alex Lifeson says he's lost his motivation to play guitar since the passing of The Professor, Bob Kulick dies, and Paul Stanley impresses with his voice in a new release with his band, Soul Station.

Neil Young turns the tables on the bootleggers by announcing the release of "official" bootlegs from his own master tapes, Metallica sets up a bracket for fans to determine the greatest Metallica song of all time, RUSH's 40th anniversary release of Permanent Waves is available on digital platforms today, and new releases from Tea Party and Neil Finn (with Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie).

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Adrian Smith of Maiden has written a book combining his life in rock with his passion for fishing, and the press release is gold!!, Rob Halford has set a date for the release of his autobiography, and Sammy & The Circle with another wicked entry from their "Lockdown Sessions".

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Kirk Hammett talks about guilt around using one of the riffs from his earlier band Exodus later on with Metallica, so we discuss that creative grey area, and you can now buy stock in Warner Music, but would you want to buy stock in the industry at all?

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Black Crowes & The Trews will be featured on the debut of a new made-in-Canada screen concert series, an L.A. production company comes up with a suit (pictured) that will allow you to safely go to future concerts, which sparks the discussion...where do you draw the line on restrictions that would keep you away from future concerts if they *never* get back to "normal", and Aldo Nova resurfaces with a rockin' new song.

Winnipeg's Classic Rock

Brian May's recent ripped buttock, shoulder issues, and minor heart attack, Journey announces two new members amid all the dramaaaaa, and Sammy Hagar pledges to never announce his retirement or a final tour, sparking a discussion about whether any artist should ever do that.