WAKE UP BITCHES...YA GONNA BE LATE.

Instead of a rockstar and a hot chick, now you get some MORNING SKULL.

Its like Deja Vu...the SCULLY NITE SHOW returns to MORNINGS starting on Wednesday May 8th, almost exactly one year after the switch with Nikki Sixx. Nikki goes back to nights, and I am shooting for Breakfast with Metallica as soon as the Suits will let me do it.  Why are we doing this?  I will explain the top 5 reasons for it on Thursday Morning.

Get ready for S & M, Scully and Music every weekday morning from 6-10a.

Luv u guys...

IRON MAIDEN'S NEW TROOPER BEER!!!

Maiden has their own beer!  UK brewers Robinson's will launch of the band's Trooper beer in select Robinson's pubs on the evening of May 9. They are already experiencing record sales in advance of its official launch, with Robinsons is having to work a six-day week to keep up with demand.

Over a quarter of a million pints have been pre-sold in the UK alone, and more than 100 countries have applied to stock Trooper beer. The company is brewing three batches a day for the first time in their 175-year history. "We haven't spent a single penny on advertising," said David Bremner of Robinsons. "This is history in the making for brewing!"

Thats badass

RIP JEFF HANNEMAN OF SLAYER

VICTIM OF LIVER FAILURE AND HAD FLESH EATING DISEASE FROM A SPIDER BITE

Just two years after contracting flesh eating disease,  Slayer guitarist and songwriter Jeff Hanneman died on Thursday from liver failure at a hospital near his home in Southern California. Slayer made the news public on Thursday afternoon, announcing that the band "is devastated" and calling Hanneman, who was 49, their bandmate and brother. Twitter quickly filled with messages from fans and fellow musicians, many of whom were in Los Angeles for the 5th Annual Revolver Golden Gods Awards show at Club Nokia. Disturbed/Device frontman David Draiman was among the very first, posting "RIP TO A TITAN OF METAL," while drummer Mike Portnoy wrote, "WOW...I'm in shock...RIP Jeff Hanneman." Hanneman has been off the road since early 2011, when he contracted necrotizing fasciitis -- most likely from a spider bite -- a quick-progressing disease that literally eats away at the flesh from deep layers of skin and tissue. Exodus' Gary Holt stood in for Hanneman starting in February of 2011, while Pat O'Brien joined the band when Holt returned to Exodus during 2011. It's not known what role the disease played in Hanneman's liver failure. Throughout the ordeal, Hanneman's bandmates expressed optimism that he would one day return to the group full-time. Bassist-singer Tom Araya told Billboard during last year's Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival tour that Hanneman was "free of the disease" and was "working on his playing ability...He's working on strengthening his arm and his ability to play." He predicted that Slayer would "probably get together and start writing together and start making a new album," the group's first since 2009's "World Painted Blood," with Hanneman contributing material. But in February guitarist Kerry King told Australian press that "we don't know when Jeff's gonna be able to play guitar. Jeff's kind of like a wait-and-see thing." Born in Oakland, Calif., and a devoted Raiders fan, Hanneman was raised primarily in Long Beach and became fascinated with wars and military campaigns -- themes he'd bring to Slayer's music -- via his father, a World War II veteran, and brothers who served in Vietnam. He met King in 1981 and decided to form their own band, mixing heavy metal and punk influences and signing with Metal Blade Records for Slayer's first two albums, "Show No Mercy" in 1983 and "Hell Awaits" in 1985. The group made an eyebrow-raising move to the hip-hop label Def Jam in 1986 for the covers album "Undisputed Attitude and the classic "Reign in Blood." Slayer has released seven more studio albums and two live albums, as well as a pair of EPs. They've sold 4.9 million albums in the SoundScan era (1991-present), with the classics "Reign in Blood" (1986), "South of Heaven" (1988) and "Seasons of the Abyss" (1990) accounting for over 2 million of that tally. Ten of their albums have charted on the Billboard 200, with 2006's "Christ Illusion" being the highest debut at No. 5. Hanneman, an ardent collector of World War II memorabilia, was at the center of the controversy over Slayer's supposed Nazi sympathies, stemming from the resemblance of the group's eagle logo to a Third Reich image and the shape of the S in the group's typography, and from songs such as "Reign in Blood's" "Angel of Death," about German doctor Josef Mengele and his horrific "experiments" at the Auschwitz death camp. But Hanneman frequently explained that the song was in no way intended to glorify Mengele. "I know why people misrepresent it," he told one radio interviewer. "It's because they get a knee-jerk reaction to it. There's nothing I put in the lyrics that says necessarily he was a bad man because to me -- well, isn't it obvious? I shouldn't have to tell you that." Hanneman's songs have been recorded by groups such as Hatebreed, Children of Bodom, Hellsongs, Cradle of Filth and others, and sampled by rapper Styles-P. He's survived by Kathy, his wife of 16 years, sister Kathy and two brothers, Michael and Larry. Funeral arrangements are pending.

NEW BLACK SABBATH IS AMAZING.

This video sucks, and its only a small sample,  but  you can definitely hear the substance and killer riff in this song. From Melbourne Australia last week....

Cant wait til June 11th.

LARS SEZ...NO NEW  METALLICA TIL 2015

Kirk Hammett recently said he hoped new Met would be out next year, but Lars sez it won’t happen for another two years.

HERES A QUOTE “It would surprise me if the next full-length record would come out before 2015. It takes us a while to make records, and we’re also so busy with so many other things. But we’ll get around to it eventually.”

The band have been concentrating on their upcoming 3D movie, Through The Never, which has been scheduled for release in Imax cinemas on September 27 in the US, followed by a general release on October 4.

Kirk sez about the movie... “It’s kind of taking precedence over anything else at the moment. We want to make sure it gets our full attention.”

So 2015 folks.....can ya wait that long?

WIN A HARLEY @ EAGLE BIKE NIGHT AT QUAKER STEAK & LUBE W/HARLEY DAVIDSON...Every Wednesday

This place is a great hang Quaker Steak & Lube on 121 in Plano @ the Tollway...huge lot for lotsa bikes, ultra cool staff, cold beers and they are giving out a HARLEY!  You can sign up every week to increase your chances. Its a brand new Softtail....gorgeous, chk pics below ..Here's the last time we were there, these Harley Bikini girls were FREEZING, but still looked smokin HOT washin bikes in freezin cold water!! Next time  is THIS WED April 24th, so plan on being there! 

april 24th, come see us!

FREEZIN!

Here's the mgr of QUAKER STEAK & LUBE! HOT CHIX ON BIKES!

This is some GOOT SH*T.

SEVENDUST: DECAY ..my new rock pick of the week....

Check out Sevendust and Coal Chamber at the Palladium 4/28

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/04/will-the-metallica-table-help-pinball-ride-the-lightning-to-relevance/

MEGADETH MATCH GAME...PLAY TO SEE THE NEW ALBUM ART AND HEAR THE PREMIERE OF THEIR UPCOMING RELEASE!!

Megadeth are previewing a song from their forthcoming album in a new online game that they have launched that also reveals the album's cover art. The game features a preview of the track "Don't Turn Your Back" from their new album, "Super Collider," which set to be released on June 4th. Fans are challenged to match the band's album covers in order to unlock the cover art for "Super Collider." You can check out the song preview while you play the game here...

http://megadethgame.com/