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Great bands like Against Me, Angels and Airwaves and many others answer way-too-personal questions like how many pairs of underwear they bring to Warped and more.
The heavy metal Christian rockers discuss the differences between the Christian and secular rock scenes, the positive messages in their lyrics and their upcoming album.
Former Taking Back Sunday guitarist and vocalist Fred Mascherino discusses his new solo album, leaving Taking Back Sunday, fatherhood, and saving the planet.
The guys from the Christian metal band discuss on stage injuries, their evolution as a band, the meaning behind the song and video for "Hey John, What's Your Name Again?" and much more.
Roll'n joins Consequence at his show at the Knitting Factory in NYC. The fans get the ulitmate surprise when he is joined on stage by Kanye West and Q-Tip.
Ne-Yo talks about first time singing in front of a crowd, the inspirations and motivations for his album "Year of the Gentleman", movies and much more.
After some initial complications at the border, the boys play one of their best shows to date for a standing room only crowd in Moscow. Could the bad luck thats defined their tour since it began finally be lifting? Watch and find out.
The former Korn guitarist and meth addict discusses everything from his solo album and tell-all book to his battle with addiction and spiritual awakening.
URANIUM: Cannibal Corpse drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz discusses the new album, playing the Sounds of the Underground festival and the future of the death metal genre.
Hate Eternal discusses the inspiration for their album "Fury and Flames," how tragedy effected the band and the difficulties of self producing an album.
The guys from In Flames discuss the changing rules of metal, having a purpose behind their album and their bizarre music video for "The Mirror's Truth."
The most extreme and abstract practioners of death metal discuss their new album "Obzen", the symbolism of it's artwork, the songwriting process and more.
Shai Hulud explains the reason behind the long break in between records, the naming of their album "Misanthropy Pure," and how sharks influenced their new album.
20 Questions at Creation '08 with Pillar, Switchfoot, Flyleaf and many others answering questions like, craziest camping stories and most embarrassing moments on stage.
Metal bands from New England Metal Festival answer 20 questions, including: Worst bathroom, craziest dream and what rap artist they would like to work with.
