DEF LEPPARD, JUDAS PRIEST: Audio Interviews Posted Online

June 12, 2006

TalkingMetal.com has posted episode 71 of their "Talking Metal" podcast. The episode is the third of a three part series featuring "black" carpet interviews host John Ostronomy conducted at the "VH1 Rock Honors" at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. It features Joe Elliott and Phil Collen of DEF LEPPARD, K.K. Downing of JUDAS PRIEST, Casey Chaos of AMEN, THE ALL-AMERICAN REJECTS, Marty Casey & LOVEHAMMERS, and The Count from Count's Kustoms in Las Vegas, who makes custom choppers for MÖTLEY CRÜE and recently teamed with GODSMACK for their "Speak" music video. Hosted by Mark Strigl and Ostronomy, the podcast covers topics including Ian Gillan, ALICE IN CHAINS, and The Mediocre Show. A new photo of of Casey Chaos as well as the 30-minute podcast can be downloaded at this location. iTunes users can also subscribe to "Talking Metal" for free at this location.

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