GROOVY NOODLES

THE ELM TREASON NEWSLETTER NUMBER 128

JANUARY 19, 2024

TREASON NOODLES

– Our non-band-related demands are running high since the start of the year. Still, we’re having a BLAST sharing these “deep dive” videos with you. Part Three of our “In the Beginning” series is included in this week’s newsletter. Enjoy!

– Not much else in the way of “news” to report for ELM TREASON this past week.

 

OTHER NOODLES

Gene Simmons has announced a show with his solo band, marking his first performance since Kiss played its final concert. The Gene Simmons Band will take the stage Friday, April 26 at the Summer Breeze festival in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Green Day will embark on the “Sprawling Saviors” tour this summer in support of their new album of the same name, and they’ll sweeten the deal by playing two of their classic albums — 1994’s “Dookie” and 2004’s “American Idiot” — in full.

Motley Crue will celebrate their 43rd birthday by unveiling the Crueseum, an online virtual museum dedicated to the band’s long and colorful history.

Motley Crue has lost the latest legal battle against their former guitarist, Mick Mars. Mars claimed the band was trying to rip him off financially following his retirement from the group. A judge has ruled that the band refused to turn over documents to Mars in a timely manner, despite the guitarist and his representatives’ continued requests.

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band has announced their “All the Good Times” farewell tour. The tour kicks off March 21 in Bowling Green, Kentucky and is currently scheduled to end September 14 in Kansas City, Missouri.

Elton John became a member of the elite EGOT group of artists by winning an Emmy award this week for his TV special “Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium.” His Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards makes him one of 19 EGOTs who have achieved competitive wins.

– There are currently no future touring plans in place for the Who, and Roger Daltrey is content with that. “I don’t write the songs. I never did,” Daltrey said. “We (He and Pete Townshend) need to sit down and have a meeting, but at the moment I’m happy saying that part of my life is over.”

Soundgarden‘s Kim Thayil has pushed back against the grunge label, claiming the term was a “marketing thing” rather than something ‘90s bands embraced. “We knew that this [sound] was something that was not necessarily going on in other scenes or other cities. People were being very true and allegiant to the punk rock ethos, and Seattle was doing something different. We were very aware of that.”

Your Answer Is…

Hi, Treasonites!

Sometimes it’s okay to delve into the nonsensical. (Only sometimes?)

Go ahead and tell us what your heavy metal band name would be using this graphic.

Using our FULL names, Andy’s would be RANCID SPAWN. Bobby’s would be BLEEDING TEMPLE. (Although using Bobby’s nickname, his would be INSANE TEMPLE. Somehow, we kind of dig that one…)

So, someone asks you: “Using this silly little chart, what would your heavy metal band name be?”

Your answer is:

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Jerry

Forsaken Empire 😎

Cindy Findlater

Black Warriors.
Black Henchmen if i use my maiden name – so yay me – i married up

Rick Kendrick

Well, being a child of the 60s, I`m putting a “The” in front of it:

The Bleeding Kill

BillBoys

Insane Fury

David Dale

Iron Zombie

Betty

Pink Zombies

Betty

Sorry……should have read Insane Zombies

Patricia Rose

I like pink zombies better!🤣

Ronald Swanson

Same as Mr. Steel. Bleeding Temple (meh). If I use the first chart only, it’s much better – Bleedin’ Guilty. Second chart only is Spawn Temple>

Rich B

Bleeding Fury

Curtis White

Black Thorn.

Shelley Briley

Guilty Fury! 😂

shelley stewart

I need help with this! Screen reader will not read chart? And I will just die if I do not know the name of my bandLOL

Katie

Guilty Temple.

shelley stewart

Thanks Katie!

Bob Seabock

Bleeding Temple

Katie

Hell’s Angels. Not very original…

Vincent Peteroy

VP….Illegal Gods

Penny C

Evil Rage… Lol, I’ve become too laid back to even raise an eye brow, let alone a rage!

Patricia Rose

😅😂🤣

Patricia Rose

Evil Spawn using my full name, but Witche’s Spawn using nickname Tricia. Uhm, yikes on both!!

Mark Sheriff

Dark Temple

Ellen Hakala

Holy Death is mine

Christine

Black Realm

Kelly Babcock

Hell’s Fury

Cindy

Black Angels

Tammi

Witch’s Fu
Apt! 😆

Nancy

Frantic Magic – I love that! 🙂

BOBBY

Insane Temple.. Sounds about right

Tom

Witches Henchmen!

Michael Patterson

Dark Gods

Lisa Mote

I like mine . . . Forbidden Tendancies ! Love the Noodle.

Peggy McChesney

Evil Tendencies! So true lol

Another Year Gone

Birthdays over the past week…

Rob Zombie of White Zombie celebrated birthday 59 last Friday

 

Tom Bailey, lead vocalist for Thompson Twins, turned 68 on Thursday

Zack de la Rocha of Rage Against The Machine had his 54th birthday last Friday

Last Sunday, Geoff Tate, lead singer for Queensryche, turned 65

 

Singer-songwriter Paul Young clebrated his 68th birthday on Wednesday

Singer Ronnie Milsap was 81 on Tuesday

Happy birthday to guitarist Mick Taylor (Rolling Stones, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers) who turned 75 on Wednesday

KoRn frontman Jonathan Davis was 53 on Thursday

Kid Rock (born Robert James Ritchie) turned 53 on Wednesday

Celebrating her 65th birthday on Wednesday was Susanna Hoffs of The Bangles.

Happy 55th birthday to Dave Grohl of Nirvana and Foo Fighters. (Last Sunday)

Turning 76 on Tuesday was John Carpenter, horror film director and composer, known for Halloween, The Thing, and Christine.

Now THAT’S how you Kick Off a Career!

Getting off on the right foot musically is a good strategy – if you can pull it off.

These artists pretty much nailed it (in our opinions).

Here are 19 of our favorite DEBUT ALBUMS of all time. 

There are MANY MANY more that we have NOT included here (on purpose), so please feel free to hit the comments section with any we neglected to mention that SHOULD be here!

Van Halen – Van Halen

Doors – The Doors

Rush – Rush

Cars – The Cars

Steely Dan – Can’t Buy a Thrill

Ramones – The Ramones

Pink Floyd – The Piper at the Gates of Dawn

Patti Smith – Horses

Metallica – Kill ‘Em All

Lynyrd Skynyrd – Pronounced ‘Leh-‘nerd ‘Skin-‘nerd

Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin

Jimi Hendrix Experience – Are You Experienced

Iron Maiden – Iron Maiden

Heart – Dreamboat Annie

Guns N Roses – Appetite For Destruction

George Harrison – All Things Must Pass

Dio – Holy Diver

Black Sabbath – Black Sabbath

Beatles – Please Please Me

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK

Andy and Bobby sitting at the piano, February 2013

VIDEO OF THE WEEK – PART 3

PART THREE of our :”In the beginning” video series. So what was the very first song the boys of ELM TREASON worked on together?

Our latest video

“Lock and Load” with the second single from our latest album “WITHOUT A TRIBE.”

2 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Record Breaking Ear Worm – “Baby Shark” becomes the first video to reach 10 billion views on YouTube.

11 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

The 1974 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow used by Freddie Mercury until his death in November 1991 is sold at an auction for £74,000 to a Russian businessman. It comes with a box of Kleenex Mansize tissues left in the car by the Queen frontman.

28 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Jamaican police mistake Jimmy Buffett for a drug smuggler and shoot at his seaplane (the Hemisphere Dancer) after it lands in the water. Bono of U2 is on board with his family, along with Island Records head Chris Blackwell.

 

38 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Ozzy Osbourne is taken to court by the parents of John McCollum, a depressed teenager who shot himself while listening to Ozzy’s song “Suicide Solution.” The parents claim that their son was driven to suicide by Ozzy’s song. The court later throws the case out.

 

44 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Paul McCartney packs about half a pound of marijuana in his luggage, which lands him 10 days in a Tokyo jail upon arrival. He had the weed in New York and wanted to bring it with him to smoke on tour, saying, “This stuff was too good to flush down the toilet, so I thought I’d take it with me.”

 

45 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

The YMCA files a lawsuit against Village People for their hit single “Y.M.C.A.,” claiming the song is defaming to the organization. The suit is not only dropped, but the Y.M.C.A. adopts the song as their nonofficial commercial jingle after seeing the huge popularity boost the group brings them. Later, the US Navy recruits Village People to try to work similar magic for Navy recruitment.

46 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours album hits #1 for a record 31st week on the US chart.

 

50 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Free’s Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke, Mott The Hoople’s Mick Ralphs, and King Crimson’s Boz Burrell unite to form the band Bad Company.

53 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Janis Joplin’s album Pearl is released, three months after her death from a heroin overdose. It goes to #1 and yields her only chart-topping single, “Me And Bobby McGee.”

56 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Johnny Cash plays two shows for inmates at Folsom Prison in California. Unlike his previous prison concerts, they are recorded and packaged into his acclaimed live album At Folsom Prison.

57 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Mick Jagger does as he’s told and sings “let’s spend the night together” as “let’s spend some time together” when The Rolling Stones appear on the Ed Sullivan Show. Jagger rolls his eyes derisively when he sings the altered line.

65 YEARS AGO THIS PAST WEEK

Berry Gordy, who had a hit as a songwriter with “Lonely Teardrops,” launches the Tamla Record Company with $800 he borrowed from his family. A year later, he changes the label’s name to Motown Records.

The vinyl record format war heats up as RCA introduces the 45-RPM, 7-inch record. It eventually replaces the 78-RPM record for “singles” – one song on each side. The format takes off in the early years of the rock era.

ELM TREASON’S LATEST RECORD

Our latest record WITHOUT A TRIBE is getting some seriously awesome feedback from everywhere. We are STOKED! It is, we believe, our best work to date… and now it can be yours on CD, vinyl or digital formats. CLICK HERE to bring your copy home. 

THE FIRST VIDEO FROM “WITHOUT A TRIBE”

We now have TWO music videos from our new album “WITHOUT A TRIBE.” Here is the first one, “UP TO ME.”

Big Teeth, Stick Fins

Steady… It’s almost…..

Fact

It’s Science

Yep

Without Exception

You Come and Go

Yes

Sometimes?

What do you mean “What happened to your nose?”

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