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Angus Young is known by many as have THE rock and roll guitar tone.  The sound of a Gibson SG ran into Marshalls with no muss or fuss. While making the decision on picking up an Angus Young set, I did chat with a few people involved with the process of when Angus approached Seymour to handle some issues with...

Videogame Roundtable Episode 299: Kill This Kitten For Fun. This episode continues to have some audio issues thanks to Jonah leaving his expensive headset back in Los Angeles, forcing him to use his iPad once again as a mic. However, this week's episode is chock full of game goodness. This week's episode includes the following news items: Dragon Quest XI battle...

Voluntary offseason workout programs are intended to provide training, teaching and physical conditioning for players.  The calendar for 2017 is below. As per Article 21 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, each club’s official, voluntary nine-week offseason program is conducted in three phases: Phase One consists of the first two weeks of the program with activities limited to strength and conditioning and...

Quebec's top craft brewer Unibroue is adding a brand-new flavour to its family of seasonal ales with the launch of Éphémère Sureau (Elderberry). The new Éphémère will gradually be available as of May 1st in 12 oz. six packs and Sommelier Selection variety packs at retailers across the United States, as well as on tap in selected bars...

Wicked Weed Brewing, one of Asheville's most creative and fastest-growing craft breweries will be joining The High End, Anheuser-Busch's business unit focused on its craft and import brands. Wicked Weed, founded in Asheville in 2012 by Walt and Luke Dickinson and lifelong friends Ryan, Rick and Denise Guthy, has created over 500 different beers since it opened almost five years...

“Road Less Traveled” opens up “Westbound & Down,” written by band members Jed Mottley (bass,) drummer Jon Shumway and vocalist/guitarist Jack Maher along with Tyler Neuhausen and Chris Hagerty, a driving track that has elements of Quicksilver Messenger Service and the Flying Burrito Brothers with a twist: the opening riff, the effective guitar electronics and a dash of reggae...

Fishman has been making products for stringed instruments for about 35 years – yep, even pianos… which also have strings, right?! You can find the different types of Fishman pickups in acoustics and electrics, being known in the industry as having the highest fidelity. Fishman unleashed the Fluence line of pickups not long ago, and the concept...

Videogame Roundtable Episode 298: No Frills This week's episode is raw and unedited, since Jonah's laptop got fried. However, despite the audio issues and being posted via cell phone, the gang got off a pretty good show. This week's news includes: Overwatch pro ends career with stream of racial slurs Don't expect Kingdom Hearts 3, Final Fantasy 7 remake until at least 2018 DOTA...

On Kenny Selcer’s long-awaited ambitious effort, I Simplify, New England’s veteran acoustic / Americana minstrel has put together an album that fuses Rolling Stones Exile on Main Street nuances with Grateful Dead guitar/keyboard interplay.   Those Stones’ nuances are subtle, an undercurrent on the opening track, “I Know It’s Not Too Late,” Selcer’s philosophical observations rife with intentional simple word...

When drummer Rich Marshall called out to “All you hamburgers and cheeseburgers” it was quoting the late Little Joe Cook of “Peanuts” fame, the legendary r & b singer who ruled at the Cantab.  On Saturday, April 29 three members of Little Joe’s band, bassist Lee Lunday, guitarist Candy Delgado and Marshall with Daemian Allen on keys, Steve Tajian...