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Buzznet: Any specific plans for Valentines Day this year? If so who are you spending it with and where?

Joshua: I plan on watching “Harold and Maude” with the girl I am currently dating at my house, under a blanket, while a fire burns in the fireplace.

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Joshua Radin:  Official Website

From their first release in 1970 to Sabotage in 1975, Black Sabbath were the undisputed kings of heavy metal.  That label became disputed in 1976 when Judas Priest released an album that was far superior in every way to Black Sabbath’s offering of the same year. [Cut = Read more…]

Judas Priest’s Sad Wings of Destiny marked a major leap forward for not only the band, but the entire heavy metal genre.  Featuring epic song structures, fast guitars, and awesome high pitched wails by Rob Halford, the album continues to influence bands to this day.  Completely gone were the blues influence of Black Sabbath’s music, and left in its place was heavy metal in its purest form.  From older bands like Iron Maiden to current bands like DragonForce, the influence of this album can be heard.

Chris Walla from Death Cab for Cutie released a solo album this week and guess who got a phoner with him? Buzznet did! The “perfectly happy in this era” musician shares some intimate details with us… and inspires hunger. I really want a sandwich now.