Rosie O’Donnell Gets Personal on The Howard Stern Show
Rosie O’ Donnell opened the floodgates today during a revealing and extremely personal interview on the Howard Stern Show. The 75 minute interview was wide-ranging and covered subjects that O’Donnell herself admitted to never having gone into so much detail about before. O’Donnell opened up on many personal matters: from the painful loss of her mother; to her troubled...
Fishman PowerBridge Hands On Review: Happiness And The Pursuit of Tone.
I have for most of my life been in one player guitar bands. I cannot say if has been by design or fate. Being the lone guitarist and having eclectic tastes in music I have relied on a diverse collection of guitars to paint a sonic spectrum of tone. One aspect of this range is mixing acoustic and electric...
BPONG and The World Series of Beer Pong V Offer VIP Packages For Early Registration
Chicago, Illinois- October 13, 2009—Beer Pong players nationwide, don’t miss out! BPONG.COM, the official governing body of the beer pong universe, announced today that beer pong participants who sign up early for The World Series of Beer Pong V™ by November 15, 2009 will be entered to win The WSOBP V™ VIP Package, which includes limousine transportation to and...
Suds With Securb: Macanudo Not Your Grandpa’s Cigar (Contest)
Traditionally we find ourselves pairing a great cigar with a great Scotch. While this combination works there is no better pairing for a great cigar than a great beer. The other night I found myself with a Macanudo Maduro in one hand, a snifter of great beer in the other.
Maduro cigars are very rich in flavor. Macanudo has been...
TMR Music Review: Alice In Chains’ “Black Gives Way To Blue”
As you listen to Alice In Chains’ “Black Gives Way To Blue” good gives way to great. AIC’s first release in 14 years is an album worth waiting for. There are 3 components in my opinion that make AIC sound like AIC. The first crucial component for AIC to sound like AIC is Jerry Cantrell’s guitar.
Jerry Cantrell has never...
Suds With Securb: Revolution #09.09.09
Stone Brewing Company’s latest Vertical Epic release is now on the street and readily available. The cloak of secrecy has been lifted and we now know this latest offering is “Belgian style Imperial Porter”.
I scanned the Beer Judge Style Guidelines and was unsuccessful in locating this style. Actually I couldn’t find anything close. This is not an Imperial Porter...
TMR Book Review: Trust Me by Peter Leonard
As the great detective Adrian Monk would say, OK, here’s the thing: When your father is known for being one of the best at something, and you try your hand at it, you’re going to be judged against his work. And unless you’re a superstar like Junior Griffey, who is, and has always been, a far more gifted and...
TMR Music Review: George Benson – “Songs and Stories”
There are two George Bensons in my opinion. We have the FM radio smooth jazz George that gave us the hit “On Broadway”. On the other side of the coin is George the Wes Montgomery clone. The later named guy is the musician that gave us albums like “Giblet Gravy” and “Witchcraft”. When Benson’s latest release “Songs and Stories”...
TMR Music Review: Stefon Harris And Blackout – Urbanus
Stefon Harris and Blackout’s “Urbanus” is a mixture or bop, fusion and New York cool on a backdrop of urban beats. Harris successfully blends classic grooves and tones with what can only be described as hardcore fusion.
There are touches of old school Miles in the recording; Miles during the Bitches Brew era. This is a departure from what you...
TMR Music Review: KISS – Sonic Boom
Is it possible for a band to rip their selves off? KISS’ new release Sonic Boom nods to classic KISS in a frightening way. Though they are marketing geniuses KISS has always been on the trailing edge of music trends. Still they tend to get to the party in time to make an impact.
Case in point KISS’ disco anthem...





