Asia

China Cyprus Hong Kong Indonesia Japan Philippines Saudi Arabia Singapore Thailand

Oceania

Australia New Zealand

Americas

Canada United States

Africa

South Africa

Dear dime...

1 min read

Dimebag Darrell loved digging into his “Feedback Sack” and answering readers’

This article is from...

Guitar World Magazine

24 December, 2024

Read this article and 8000+ more magazines and newspapers on Readly

Related Articles

Bruvvers gonna work it out

Welcome to the second of our special Review Of The Year joint interviews. Here, indie provocateur BAXTER DURY and Sleaford Mods’ splenetic frontman JASON WILLIAMSON turn their attentions to the landscape, musical or otherwise, of 2025. Stand by for a bleak, brash, honest and often humorous assessment of the year just gone. Their conclusions? “We’re just flogging this dead horse, aren’t we?” they tell Mark Beaumont

Round-up: melodic rock

Cassidy Paris: the wet leather look. IAN RITTER/PRESS ...

The hard stage albums

Bon Jovi Forever (Legendary Edition) ISLAND Jon Bon ...

Round-up: blues

Stephen Dale Petit: still loving the blues. BLACKHAM/PRESS ...

Celebrating the finest in American trash and kitsch culture, The Cramps played rock’n’roll at its delinquent, B-movie best.

The big, bad wolf

This week’s crime story...

Related Articles

Bruvvers gonna work it out

Welcome to the second of our special Review Of The Year joint interviews. Here, indie provocateur BAXTER DURY and Sleaford Mods’ splenetic frontman JASON WILLIAMSON turn their attentions to the landscape, musical or otherwise, of 2025. Stand by for a bleak, brash, honest and often humorous assessment of the year just gone. Their conclusions? “We’re just flogging this dead horse, aren’t we?” they tell Mark Beaumont

Round-up: melodic rock

Cassidy Paris: the wet leather look. IAN RITTER/PRESS ...

The hard stage albums

Bon Jovi Forever (Legendary Edition) ISLAND Jon Bon ...

Round-up: blues

Stephen Dale Petit: still loving the blues. BLACKHAM/PRESS ...

Celebrating the finest in American trash and kitsch culture, The Cramps played rock’n’roll at its delinquent, B-movie best.

The big, bad wolf

This week’s crime story...