This Week's Top stories

Here are the top stories from this week's Day in Rock and the top Day in Rock digest stories

Mushroomhead Star Dies- Kyuss Reunion- Bret Michaels Denies Cyrus Fling- More Rare Van Halen- New Duff McKagan Song- Most Precious Blood Reunion- more

Former Mushroomhead guitarist and founding member John E. Sekula (a.k.a. Jj Righteous) passed away on Thursday, October 28 at the age of 41. more

Kyuss are to reunite next year for a tour – well, most of the influential stoner band anyway. Under the name of Kyuss Lives, vocalist John Garcia, bassist Nick Oliveri and drummer Brant Bjork will get together in the spring. more

Representatives for Bret Michaels have dismissed reports of an alleged affair between the rocker and Miley Cyrus' mum Tish broke up her marriage to Billy Ray Cyrus. more

Guns N' Roses fans fell prey to a prank by a hacker that gained access to Axl Rose's official Twitter account, Russian computer security company Kaspersky reported in a press statement. more

Converge has announced plans to begin writing their next album this week. As usual, most of the album will be written and ultimately recorded at guitarist Kurt Ballou's own studio more

Unearth have tapped drummer Branden Morgan of Misery Signals for their upcoming European dates as part of the Persistence Tour. The band says, "Branden is a great drummer and has been nailing all the tunes in rehearsal. Everyone headed to the Persistence Tour can expect Unearth to be as solid as ever during this run." more

According to Monica Rizzo from People.com, Motley Crue's Vince Neil will be participating in ABC's new reality competition, Skating With The Stars. more

Pink Floyd singer/guitarist David Gilmour is unimpressed with the state of the music industry, insisting modern singers fail to measure up to his icons Neil Young and Leonard Cohen. more

Korn: 'Working with Ross Robinson was not comfortable at all' - video New recruit Ray Luzier says he found producer 'difficult' more

This Friday, November 5th, you will have another chance to catch Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell playing with his hobby project , Sir Sodoff & The Trainwrecks, at Harper's Bar & Grille in Tarzana, CA. more

Vocalist Kasper Thomsen will sit out Raunchy's upcoming European tour with Sybreed and Threat Signal "for family and personal reasons" and will be temporarily replaced by "good friend" Travis Neal from Divine Heresy. more

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Denim And Leather album, Saxon will be playing the whole of this record at next year's Sweden Rock. more

Prior to his show with Gaslight Anthem, Chuck Ragan has announced a special fundraising event on November 6th at the Eine Welt Haus in Munich, Germany to raise money for kids with a refugee background. more

Adler's Appetite, the band led by former Guns N' Roses drummer Steven Adler, has announced more 2011 tour dates. more

Abysmal Dawn has set "Leveling The Plane Of Existence" as the title of its new album, due in North America on February 1 via Relapse Records more

On this day in 1964, During The Rolling Stones North American tour, a 17 year-old Stones fan fell from the balcony during a gig in Cleveland, Ohio. The Mayor of Ohio banned all future pop concerts, saying, "Such groups do not add to the community's culture or entertainment." And on this day in 1997, Metallica came to an out-of-court agreement with a fan who claimed he lost his sense of smell after being dropped on his head by fans at one of Metallica's shows four years earlier. Find out what else happened on this date in music history here

The Metal Den has obtained several never before seen live photos of the original Van Halen lineup performing on stage circa Fall/1977 at the legendary Whisky A Go Go in West Hollywood, California. more

Classic Rock will be presenting a special Rush night on November 8 at the Cineworld in Haymarket, London, starting at 6pm. more

Most Precious Blood will be regrouping in mid to late-January for two shows. Said shows are expected to take place in Albany and New York City. more
While Devo were forced to cancel all their remaining tour dates, Descendents have stepped in to pick up their spot at Fun Fun Fun Fest more

There Are Rules, the Get Up Kids' first album since Guilt Show was released seven years ago, if be self-released by the band in January more

Robert Plant has revealed how he was ready to quit Led Zeppelin and become a teacher when his young son died. more

F**k The Facts has finished recording its new album, "Die Miserable", for a spring release via Relapse Records. The band self-recorded the CD, which will contain nine songs with a running time of around 40 minutes. more

The track 'We Win', which ESPN and Major League Baseball are using during their coverage of The World Series, is an early taste of what's to come from the new Duff McKagan's Loaded CD. BW&BK is streaming the track right now, right here

Diabolical are set to release their new album 'Ars Vitae' on January 21, 2011. The album contains 17 tracks, 4 new studio tracks, 9 live tracks and their first EP 'Deserts Of Desolation' remastered. more

Dimmu Borgir will tour Japan for the first time in 10 years in February 2011. more

Iron Maiden have posted a new graphic on their official website of Eddie holding the Earth in his hand, with the geographical area focusing on the North Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, with the words Tuesday, November 2nd at 6PM GMT more

Jailhouse have reunited to write, record and release their first new song "Straight At The Light" in over 19 years. more

Buried Inside will play their last show on November 13th at Babylon (317 Bank St.) in Ottawa, ON more

In Flames will are "almost finished" with the pre-production on their next album are preparing to start the actual recordings for the CD at their own If studios in Gothenburg, Sweden. According to the band, "The plan is to spend the remaining part of 2010 and the beginning of 2011 creating and recording the follow-up to 'A Sense Of Purpose'." more

Styx have added dates in Houston and San Antonio. Texas to their current Grand Illusion / Pieces Of Eight tour, which showcases both albums performed in their entirety. more

According to a post on the BW&BK BraveBoard (found here), Voivod bassist Blacky (Jean-Yves Thériault) and guitarist Dan Mongrain are currently writing material for a new album. more

Michael Brandvold just posted an old interview he did with former KISS guitarist Vinnie Vincent back in 1987 here

Gojira will be in Los Angeles next week in the studio with Logan Mader, recording an EP to support the action of Sea Shepherd led by Paul Watson. more

Former Union/Motley Crue frontman John Corabi will be doing a benefit gig for Toys For Tots. It will take place on December 3rd in Nashville, TN more

Jetboy have released a Greatest Hits compilation CD entitled "Now and Then" more

InnerWish and Terry Moros have decided to go their separate ways more

On this day in 1969, The Beatles scored their 13th U.S. #1 album with Abbey Road. The final studio recordings from the group featured two George Harrison songs, "Something" and "Here Comes the Sun," plus "Come Together," "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" and the Side Two medley. Find out what else happened on this date in music history here

Former Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant headlined BBC Radio 2's Electric Proms festival on October 29. Check it out here

The Autumn Offering's singer Matt McChesney has now announced that the band is taking a "long break," and possibly breaking up. more

Arcade Fire were due to kick off European dates at the Atlantica Pavillion in Lisbon on November 18, but are being forced to postpone the show by Nato. more

Check out the latest trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops, which features "Gimme Shelter" from The Rolling Stones here

Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson is on the short list for the Face Of Travel 2010 Award. This acknowledges the celebrity who's made the biggest contribution to the travel and tourism industry during the past year. more

The Decemberists announce new album release date and tracklisting 'The King Is Dead' is due out on January 11, 2011 more

Drive-By Truckers have just announced that their upcoming full length, Go-Go Boots will be on shelves on February 15th, 2011. more

Stephen Pearcy tells BW&BK "I'm personally taking a break from Ratt to concentrate on my label Top Fuel Records, work on a new solo album..." more

Senses Fail's Buddy Nielsen says, "A band like All Time Low should have no business being associated with a band like Senses Fail, but they are. There's no similarity whatsoever in everything that we do. The Maine might as well be Matchbox 20. All Time Low might as well be Mickey Mouse Club." more

Butch Frable has resigned as guitarist for Beyond Fallen due to health issues. more

Bobby Lee Morgan, musician and songwriter of the late 80's-early 90's rock band Badd Attitude passed away on October 29th more

Allman Brothers legend Gregg Allman has revealed the track listing for his first solo album in 14 years, 'Low Country Blues', which is scheduled for release via Rounder Records on January 18, 2011. more

Jane's Addiction will close out 2010 with a pair of shows in Aspen, CO on December 30th and 31st at Belly Up. more

Flogging Molly will be heading back into the studio at the end of the year to record their new studio album, set for release the first half of 2011. Their annual Green 17 Tour will be announced soon more

Two months after filing for divorce, Slash has withdrawn the petition. more

Joy Division releasing new vinyl box set named '+-' Ten-disc set will be released in December more

According to Australia's Soundwave Festival, Alesana have joined Epitaph Records. more

Reign Supreme will be releasing a new EP on Deathwish Inc. in 2011. more

Periphery is currently finishing up work on their upcoming EP. Additionally, the band has commenced writing for their second full-length. more

Doomenicus have announced they have split up due to a number of unspecified issues within the band. Doomenicus released their acclaimed debut album, 'Sacred,' in 2009 more

Details have been released for the recently promised split from Dan Potthast and Tomas Kalnoky of Streetlight Manifesto (under the name Toh Kay. The album is titled You By Me: Volume 1 more
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Iron Maiden Map Out World Tour

Remember that big Iron Maiden announcement that band was teasing fans about? Turns out it was bigger than some speculated. Here you go!

Iron Maiden, with their crew and many tons of equipment, will once again be boarding Ed Force One in February 2011 to fly 50,000 miles round the globe on their continuing mammoth Final Frontier World Tour, playing 29 shows and visiting 26 cities in thirteen countries across 5 continents with Bruce again in the pilot's seat, and heading into more new Frontiers of uncharted Maiden territory!!!

The first show will be on Feb 11th in Moscow's Olympic Stadium, after which the Boeing 757, which will have new designs to tie in with the new album and tour, will fly the band to Singapore and Indonesia for Maiden's first ever shows there, before arriving in Australia to headline two arena dates and five Soundwave Festivals. Ed Force One then turns its attention briefly to the Northern Hemisphere with a first show ever in South Korea and two shows in Tokyo, before heading all the way across the Pacific, a journey which (believe it or not!) is 6660 miles for two shows in Mexico. An extensive series of stadium shows through five South American countries follows, including a first visit to Belem, Northern Brazil, and, via Puerto Rico, the band will play the final show on this leg of the tour in Tampa, Florida, USA on April 17th, exactly 66 days after Moscow! (full dates below) - more on this story

Ozzy Up For Black Sabbath Reunion... On One Condition

(Rock Radio) Ozzy Osbourne says he might be up for a Black Sabbath reunion in 2012 – but only if bassist Geezer Butler agrees to stop moaning.

The Prince of Darkness has been linked with a return to his old band since the death of Ronnie James Dio in May, who was singing with the rebadged Heaven and Hell.

But an original lineup, also bringing in drummer Bill Ward, could be on the cards once Osbourne has finished his current world tour supporting his new album, Scream. Osbourne tells QMI: "I'm not saying I wouldn't do it – but I've got another year to finish my tour. And if I do a Black Sabbath tour, Geezer has got to promise to stop moaning." - more from Ozzy here

Slash Disappointed With Aerosmith's Steven Tyler

(hennemusic) First, Kid Rock. Now, Slash. Brand Tyler takes it on the chin…again. Both rockers have gone public with their thoughts on Aerosmith's Steven Tyler's decision to join American Idol as a judge.

In an interview with New York's Q104.3 FM, The Examiner reports Slash expressed sympathy for Tyler's fans and Aerosmith bandmates, and disappointment in the charismatic frontman's judgment.

"It's really sort of disappointing to me that he's gone and done that, for whatever reason," says Slash. "A lot of it having to do with (the fact that) I just know the guy, and the other guys in the band are bummed out, and they've had a really rocky road for a while. And then just because 'American Idol' is what it is, so it's hard for me to put the thing together." - more on this story

Red Hot Chili Gorillaz Supergroup

(Gibson) Damon Albarn is adding another group to his ever-growing list of projects. The Gorillaz and Blur frontman has told Spin.com that he's been at work on a new band with Red Hot Chili Peppers' bassist Flea and Nigerian drummer Tony Allen (who worked with Fela Kuti and was in The Good, the Bad and the Queen with Albarn).

"[It's] another band with Tony Allen; centered around what he does," Albarn said. "But this time it's him and me and Flea from the Chili Peppers and some of my favorite African musicians will be involved also. Flea of course is an anagram for Fela and Flea is so into this music – so that's been great."

It's not the first we're hearing of Flea's love of African music. As Gibson.com previously reported, Flea and the Chili Peppers are experimenting with Afro-pop sounds on their forthcoming album. - more on this story

Evanescence Get Risky

(Gibson) It's been four years since Evanescence released their last album (2006's The Open Door) and fans can expect to hear some different sounds on the band's new release, set for later this fall. Drummer Will Hunt told Radio Metal that frontwoman Amy Lee is taking "real big risks …Honestly, I think it's amazing."

Lee and Co. are working with famed producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, Rolling Stones) on the as-yet untitled album. Hunt said that Lee, Lillywhite and the band played around with electronic touches during the sessions. "There are new colors in the pattern," he said. "There's a lot of cool new things going on, both electronically and futuristically. I think she's doing something that's very special and hasn't been done before. I'm a supporter. I think it's killer."

But die-hard Evanescence fans shouldn't worry about the band sounding too different on this release. "It's always going to sound like Evanescence, 'cause it's Amy Lee singing, but the vehicle for that voice can be different and still be Evanescence," Hunt said. -

Dave Matthews Band Kick Off Fall Tour

The Dave Matthews Band launched their fall 2010 U.S. arena tour this week at HSBC Arena in Buffalo, NY.

The outing will include the group's first-ever concert at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY (November 3rd), a two-night stand at Boston's TD Garden (November 9th and 10th) and two shows at New York City's Madison Square Garden (November 12th and 13th).

The run will come to a close with a pair of hometown shows at Charlottesville's John Paul Jones Arena on November 19th and 20th. - more on this story

The Verve's Richard Ashcroft Sets Solo Album Release

The Verve's Richard Ashcroft will release his new solo album, The United Nations of Sound, in early 2011 on Razor & Tie.

The 12-song album was produced by noted hip-hop producer No I.D. (Kanye West, Jay-Z, Common).

"It's an honor to work with someone as esteemed as Richard," said Beka Tischker, Vice President of A&R at Razor & Tie. "Besides being one of the seminal figures of modern British rock music, his music has touched my life. It's the icing on the cake in this business when you get to work with someone who soundtracked important parts of your life." -

Zakk's Wylde Kung Fu

Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society have released a brand new video for the track "Overlord," which comes from their latest album Order Of The Black.

The video, directed by Master Cylinder, finds guitar legend Zakk Wylde and his Black Label Society in a satire of 70's Kung Fu movies.

Wylde is featured as the Bruce Lee-type action hero (yellow jumpsuit and all) in hot pursuit of the Overlord...in this case an old lady who holds the key to a very special prize. - more on this story

Garbage Reunite

(Gibson) Singer Shirley Manson has confirmed that the band Garbage have reunited to work on recordings for their fifth album and their first since 2005's Bleed Like Me. Manson has been working in the studio with fellow bandmates – guitarist Steve Marker, guitarist-bassist-keyboardist Duke Erikson, and drummer Butch Vig, who also serves as the group's producer.

Garbage announced they were going on hiatus after the release of Bleed Like Me, and Manson began work with Vig as a co-producer and co-writer for a debut solo album, though no material from those sessions has been released.

The group is currently trying to focus the new material they've recorded, and to narrow things down to an album's worth of songs. - more on this story

Metallica Play Surprise U.S. Show

Metallica played a surprise gig this week in Los Angeles. Here is what the band had to say: Our friends over at Activision, the fine folks who bring you the "Guitar Hero" games, noticed a small hole in the Metalli-tour schedule in between Australian dates and rang us up to invite us to the launch of their next "Call of Duty" game, "Black Ops."

One thing led to another and next thing we know, we're playing at the party!!! Kinda like that top secret (yeah, right!) show we did in Austin at the South By Southwest Music Festival when our "Guitar Hero" game was released in March of 2009.

The end result is that on this Thursday, November 4, we'll be in Santa Monica, CA rockin' at the Santa Monica airport, Hangar 8. In addition to celebrating the release of "Call of Duty: Black Ops," the event will raise funds for The Call of Duty Endowment, a non-profit organization that helps soldiers transition to civilian life and assists them in establishing jobs and careers. - more

Jason Bonham Reflects On His Led Zeppelin Experience

(hennemusic) Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience is out on the road these days, touring as a 30th anniversary tribute to Jason's dad, the late John Bonham.

Jason is thrilled with the tour's progress, as it kicked off across Canada before hitting the States. "Calgary was just – every one of them has been phenomenal for whatever reason, and always the same reason is the audience and the amount of response they give back," Bonham tells John J. Moser of the Lehigh Valley Music blog. "Cause it's not just myself, you know, this is representing my family. I'm playing my father's music and I'm a fan of Led Zeppelin. The response has been beyond what I ever imagined it would be. Unreal. Everyone seems to understand the story I'm telling. We break up the show with a video and the footage of my day as a kid and the home movie parts."

The show is a personal journey for Bonham, another way of providing some closure with the past. "Yeah. The strangest thing is the way it hit me," says Jason. "The thing you've got to remember is, when dad was alive, initially one the reasons I kind of have a thing with it is, I never really got it when he was alive. He was my dad and he played in a band and I was more into The Police. You know, I went through the whole blond hair bit. And dad took me to see The Police when I was 13. And I was like, this is a cool band, dad. See this is a cool band. [Laughs] And I felt bad for years because then a year later … I never had a chance to tell him how great I think was. After he passed away, I would go and listen to his music. And when I had a few incidents where I really had to go and really do my homework, I found new favorites – things in the songs that I never knew. There's certain parts where I thought, 'I thought I knew that.' And I didn't. I had blinders on. So it's been a great journey for me finding new favorites from albums. Certain albums I hadn't played for a long, long time. And now some of those things are … 'Presence,' which is an under-rated album , is probably one of my favorite albums." - more on this story

Lil Wayne 90s Rock (Nirvana. Pearl Jam, Radiohead etc) Mashup Released

Despite label protest, DJ Alexei has gone ahead with the release of his latest project, Alexei Presents ... Weezy's 90s Ball, Vol. 1, a remix and mashup album that pairs Lil Wayne with 90s rock classics from Nirvana, Radiohead, and other influential acts.

The release, timed to mark Lil Wayne's release from jail, comes after several days of uncertainly that followed when Universal Motown issued a cease and desist letter to block the release. The album is available for free download at 90sBall.com.

On the album, Alexei both reinterprets old Lil Wayne hits and combines the artist's numerous -- and, in some cases, obscure -- feature verses to create new songs. Musically, the album is divided into tracks that retain the rock sensibility of the source material ("A Milli In Bloom," "Zombie Musik") and hip-hop-influenced tracks on which Alexei combines samples of 90s rock with hip-hop drums ("Bring Back That Raspy Sh*t," "Gimme That, Rude Boy"). - more on this story

Classic INXS Concert Comes To DVD

(Kayos) Eagle Rock unearth another rare concert from the Rockpalast vaults, when they release INXS: Mystify, on DVD.

Filmed on June 21, 1997 at the Loreley Festival in Germany for their famed Rockpalast television series, this 105-minute DVD is a showcase of INXS in top form. The set list is packed to the brim with favorites (including all seven of their US Top-10 singles), like "What You Need," "Need You Tonight," and "New Sensation."

This concert also captures their iconic lead singer, Michael Hutchence, just before his untimely passing five months later. This DVD is a perfect snapshot of the frontman in action, capturing the crowd as they melt under his charismatic delivery and unfettered talent. - more on this story

Keith Richards Did Snort His Dad's Ashes

(Gibson) Of all the myths and rumors that have swirled around Keith Richards, few have gained more traction than the supposed episode in which he snorted his father's ashes, and the alleged story that he received a total blood transfusion in Switzerland. In an in-depth interview posted on the CBS News website, Richards confirms one rumor, and denies the other.

"True!" he says, of the ashes incident. "I ingested my ancestor, yes." Richards goes on to explain that the episode resulted from an accident that occurred as he was preparing to spread his father's ashes around an oak tree. "… As I took the lid off the box, fine bits of my Dad flew onto the table, you know, like powder," he says. "And honestly I could not resist. I just scooped him up there, took out a straw and, 'See ya, Dad!' [sniffs] And I did a little line of him. Yeah. I did that."

Regarding the supposed blood transfusion, Richards says he himself perpetuated that story, which is untrue. "I created that myth," he says, "because people wanted to believe that, ya know? No, I wouldn't swap this blood for nobody's!" - more on this story

Joe Perry Addresses Aerosmith's Future

(Gibson) After a year of high-profile squabbles, which nearly resulted in his band getting a new singer, Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry seems to have made peace with Steven Tyler's extracurricular activities. Talking to Spinner.com, Perry wished his Toxic Twin well.

"Steven wants to spend time in L.A. and do this," said Perry, referring to Tyler's much-hyped addition to American Idol. "He's always talked about doing stuff like that and I think he wants to try his hand at that. Let him go at it. That's an interesting endeavor. I hope he's really happy doing it."

As for the future of Aerosmith, Perry said, "I don't know what's going to happen with the band." But he added, "I'm optimistic about it. I know that the band will always somehow put something together and play, whether it's two or three weeks out on the road and playing this or that or some charity stuff. I do not think this band is going to see its last show. That's how I feel." - more on this story

Chevelle Set New Release

Chevelle continue their 10th anniversary celebration with the release of a new DVD "Any Last Words?" on January 11th 2011.

The DVD is a live performance video of Chevelle's 10th Anniversary shows, which are a sold out, two-night celebration of their 10 years in music at the Metro in Chicago.

The DVD also includes a live CD of the show. Pre-order the new DVD before November 19th 2010 and have your name be included in a special "thank you" in the DVD packaging. - more on this story

Soundgarden Announce Special Single

(Gibson) The newly reunited Soundgarden will release a seven-inch single next month. The disc will include a previously unreleased instrumental, "The Telephantasm," as well as a live version of the song, "Gun."

The single will be released on November 26 and will only be sold in roughly 700 independent record stores, in support of Record Store Day.

Other acts taking part in the promotion to support local music stores include The Black Keys, Iron and Wine and Gaslight Anthem. Also, as previously reported on Gibson.com, Metallica will release a live EP, titled Live at Grimey's, in conjunction with the event. - more on this story

Jon Bon Jovi Going Solo?

(Gibson) In a new interview, Jon Bon Jovi says that he's thinking of doing another solo album in the next year. But, he's committed to his band's tour for their most recent release, The Circle, through next summer.

"I'm going to sit on a beach for August, which is usually what I do, and come September figure out what's next," Bon Jovi told Billboard.com. He might begin work on "a smaller-sounding solo record and/or focus more on the philanthropy and sports ownerships."

Bon Jovi has gone it alone twice before (for the 1990 soundtrack for Young Guns II and with 1997's Destination Anywhere). What does he think a new solo record would sound like? "A lyric-driven, acoustic-sounding kind of thing with piano, a couple guitars, a B3 [organ] and a violin," he said. "I do these solo things oftentimes for charity, and I enjoy the atmosphere because it really gives the singer a chance to sing. You're not competing with the loud amps. So I could see myself doing a singer's type of a record. We'll see." - more on this story

Special U2 and Jimi Hendrix Releases For Record Store Day

(Gibson) Record Store Day keeps picking up more and more exclusive releases from big-name bands. Following announcements from Metallica and George Harrison, it has been revealed that Record Store Day (November 26, aka Black Friday) will include limited-edition vinyl releases from U2, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen, according to Spin.com. But you'll have to visit an independent record store in order to pick one up.

The releases include: U2, Wide Awake in Europe – A 12", numbered vinyl release including three songs from the band's recent European tour.

Jimi Hendrix, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year – Just in time for the holidays, this 10" green vinyl features the guitar master's instrumental takes on "Little Drummer Boy" and "Silent Night/Auld Lang Syne." - more on this story

Davies Shoots Down Kinks Reunion

(hennemusic) Dave Davies can't make himself any clearer: "Ray's an a**hole." Brother Ray has been talking up the idea of a possible Kinks reunion recently while doing press for his new release, "See My Friends," a collaborative tribute with other artists to the brothers' legendary band, which comes out next week.

Ray recently told Gigwise that he thinks his brother is "coming around" to the idea of a possible Kinks reunion (see "Is a Kinks reunion in the cards?" here).

Dave set the record straight with London's Daily Mail – there will never be a reunion. "I think the music is so beautiful it shouldn't be tainted," he says. "It would be a shame. You don't need to see silly old men in wheelchairs singing 'You Really Got Me.' - Dave has some harsh words for his bro here