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The musician is not currently trading electronically, however. The tabloid stressed that the drummer was just "having some fun" on the road and quipped that he wasn't "getting rich off racket." Still, $64 is a pretty good take for just walking out onto the sidewalk. He adds, "So really, you guys are giving this money to my wife." "So now I have cash, 'cause my wife takes all of my cash out of my wallet, 'cause she hates going to the ATM." "I just hate going to the ATM," Hawkins politely explains to TMZ's cameraman. His dream is to be able to one day make a living from writing music books and reviews.Watch the video down toward the bottom of this post.
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Taylor also holds a masters degree in special education from the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), and has appeared on the hit History Channel television series Pawn Stars. In addition to reviews, Taylor has written and self-published three books on classic hard rock bands, and is a regular participant in rock and roll trivia contests. Despite being one of the youngest attendees at classic hard rock/metal shows around Vegas, he is also one of the most knowledgeable, having gained the unofficial nickname of “The Eddie Trunk of Las Vegas.” His thorough and honest (some would say brutally honest) reviewing style has won him the respect of hundreds of music fans and musicians alike, both local and abroad, and the ire of just as many others. He is also a fan of video gaming and cinema, and has reviewed a number of games and films as well, old and new alike. A die-hard fan of classic rock and metal music, Taylor has been writing album and concert reviews since he was 16 years old, and continues to do so, having done well over 1,000 reviews. Carlson was born August 17, 1984, and has called the Vegas Valley home his entire life. If you are a fan, you owe it to yourself to give this one a listen. “Every Generation” is a solid addition to Autograph’s catalogue, with a number of new songs continuing to be released from the latest incarnation of the band. This new lineup has already proven themselves more than adept at putting out fresh material more than I can say for a good many bands of this era. This is not my favorite of the new tracks from the band (“I Lost My Mind in America” currently holds that title) but it is a worthy addition to the band’s canon, and hopefully not the last new song that we get out of them.
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There is a definite 80s vibe here, yet the song still feels modern and fresh. Yet they do not make the all too common mistake of mimicking what is popular today, either. One thing that has impressed this fan about Autograph on these newer tracks is that they are making a profound attempt to modernize their sound and do not simply copy the old days.
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“Every Generation” is the latest track recorded by the new version of the band, following up “I Lost My Mind in America” and “You Are Us, We Are You.” Despite it being over 30 years since the band released their best known song, they are definitely remaining active the fact that this latest incarnation of the group has already given us three songs of totally new and originally material should say something! The new lineup has played a number of shows and recorded some new tracks as well. The new incarnation of the band teams classic members Randy Rand (bass) and Steve Lynch (guitar) with new members Simon Daniels (vocals, also of Jailhouse) and Marc Wieland (drums). That said, the Autograph story is far from over. The group persevered through numerous points of time in various incarnations well beyond that classic tune, but never again topped the smash success of that gem. To this day, it is one of the most widely requested and beloved of all 80s rock songs. "Every Generation" is the third in a stream of new songs from Autograph.Īutograph will forever be known for their classic 80s rock anthem “Turn Up the Radio,” which remains a definitive anthem of the era.