James Hetfield performs at the Eddie Money tribute concert, Mike's review of the just released Ozzy album, and David Lee Roth hilariously tackles criticism about his singing voice.

Peter Frampton autobiography coming, Joe Walsh and David Crosby to play Kent State event marking 50 years since the student shootings, and new muisc from, Ozzy, Joe Satriani, and Bon Jovi.

A high-end Ronnie James Dio documentary is coming, a new sci-film based on an old Emerson, Lake & Palmer classic is in the works, and Primus will play RUSH's entire album, A Farewell To Kings, on it's next tour, along with a full set of its own stuff.

We called it last week: Ozzy cancels the entire North American leg of his tour, Jerry Cantrell reveals that he'll release a solo album this year, we've got a clip of the new Pearl Jam tune, and KK Downing forms a band of former Judas members....with a terrible name.

Pearl jam has a creative way for you to hear it's new song and there are hoops to jump through, we're finding out more about which artists were affected when all of those masters burned up in that 2008 warehouse fire, and Def Leppard will continue touring after the Stadium Tour with Motley, hitting the road in the fall with ZZ Top.

Ozzy reveals that he was diagnosed with his Parkinson's way back in 2003, and today is the 50th anniversary of the release of Black Sabbath's debut that defined the heavy metal genre.

Winnipeg's Classic Rock

Thirty years ago today, The Black Crowes came screaming out of the gate with the dirty, nasty, stanky, bluesy, Stones-y, and wicked debut album, Shake Your Money Maker. Mike and I tell the story of the album and make it our latest inductee into The Drive Rock of Fame.

Don Dokken's hands aren't working right now, one of only two places that produces the material that vinyl records is made from (no, it's not vinyl) burns down, and Dave Gorhl says the new Foo's album is done, and that he's producing a documentary about the "van touring" part of every band's career.