DISTURBED: New Audio Interview Posted Online

September 13, 2006

The "Cort and Fatboy Show" (Rock 101 KUFO, Portland) interviewed Dan Donegan of DISTURBED and discussed the reasoning behind covering the GENESIS hit "Land of Confusion", DISTURBED action figures, Todd McFarlane, David Draiman's surgery, partying with Zakk Wylde and METALLICA vs. PANTERA. You can hear the interview at this location.

The Dan Donegan interview is part of the lead up to the announcement of Cort and Fatboy's "Top Twenty Greatest Guitar Solos of All Time." Upon hearing the results of a British radio station's top 20, the KUFO listeners wanted to know why metal bands like METALLICA, IRON MAIDEN and PANTERA were ignored, so Cort and Fatboy decided to do an American version. Listeners submitted potential solos to www.kufo.com, the results were reduced to 45 which will be pared down to 20 through online voting. The top 20 will be announced on Friday (Sept. 15). Other interviews scheduled for this week's guitar solo list are, amongst others, Tom Morello of AUDIOSLAVE, Stephen Carpenter of the DEFTONES and Aaron Fink of BREAKING BENJAMIN.

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