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Corey Taylor Releases New Single "We Are The Rest"

Slipknot frontman and busy solo rocker Corey Taylor has continued to build the hype for his sophomore solo release, “CMF2.” Taylor released “We Are The Rest” before the new album’s release this Friday.

“We Are The Rest” is the fourth single of the new LP, and Taylor’s also dropped a video for the new track. Taylor has sung the praises of his collaborator for the album, producer Jay Ruston (who’s previously worked with Anthrax, Amon Amarth, and others). “Together, we have great ideas, great energy, and are quick to try everything,” gushed Taylor.

But it seems that being maybe rock’s busiest man is taking a toll on Taylor. Earlier this year, he said he only has “five years left” to tour… and now he’s revealed he’s “almost in constant pain” due to his years on the road. Taylor admits he takes care of himself, but “I have a lot of f***ing miles on me- it’s hard for me.”

Check out Taylor’s new single (and video), “We Are The Rest,” here.

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Puddle Of Mudd's Wes Scantlin Responds To Venue That Bashed Him: 

Yesterday, we told you that a Michigan venue had banned Puddle Of Mudd for life after the band canceled some upcoming dates. They even went on the offensive, ensuring fans knew “this is not a ‘due to circumstances beyond our control’ cancellation. This is 100% (Wes) Scantlin. Well, Wes has fired back, claiming he never authorized the show in the first place. “I would like to clarify that the shows in question were set up without my consent by my former management team,” the rocker confirmed. While his comments suggest trouble within his rep situation, Scantlin apologized and asked for “patience during this transitional period.”

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Are These the Most Hated Records in Rock?  

 

 

Ultimate Classic Rock made a list of the most hated records in rock.  It includes Aerosmith's "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing," The Beach Boys' "Kokomo," and the "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" soundtrack with the Bee Gees and Peter Frampton.

 

 

Here are the songs, in no particular order:

 

1.  "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing",  Aerosmith (1998)

 

2.  "Kokomo",  The Beach Boys (1988)

 

3.  "Sussudio",  Phil Collins (1985)

 

4.  "We Didn't Start the Fire",  Billy Joel (1989)

 

5.  "Shiny Happy People",  R.E.M. (1991)

 

6.  "We Built This City",  Starship (1985)

 

7.  "Mr. Roboto",  Styx (1983)

 

8.  "Silly Love Songs", Wings (1976)

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And here are the albums:

 

 

1.  "Two the Hard Way," Allman and Woman (1977) 

 

2.  "Cut the Crap",  The Clash (1985)

 

3.  "Scream",  Chris Cornell (2009)

 

4.  "Self Portrait",  Bob Dylan (1970)

 

5.  "Love Beach",  Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1978)

 

6.  "Music from 'The Elder'",  Kiss (1981)

 

7.  "Unfinished Music Number 1: Two Virgins",  John Lennon and Yoko Ono (1968)

 

8.  "Lulu",  Lou Reed and Metallica (2011)

 

9.  "Dirty Work",  The Rolling Stones (1986)

 

10.  "Van Halen 3",  Van Halen (1998)

Alanis Morissette Is "Deeply Moved" By Morgan Wade's Song About Her

 

 

Morgan Wade recently released a song called "Alanis" . . . It's about Alanis Morissette and includes a few nods to Alanis' sound and lyrics.  And now, Alanis has shared her thoughts on it.  Spoiler Alert:  She's thrilled.

In an Instagram post, Alanis said, "Thank you for seeing me.  

Your generosity, and your ability to so powerfully, vulnerably, and empathically articulate your deep kindness . . . [I'm] deeply moved.  Love you."

Morgan and Alanis do know each other.  

They shared the stage at the "CMT Music Awards" earlier this year . . . when they performed Alanis' "You Oughta Know" along with Ingrid Andress, Lainey Wilson, and Madeline Edwards.  

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