GUNS N' ROSES Guitarist BUMBLEFOOT Talks 'Chinese Democracy'; Audio Available

November 21, 2008

In the latest episode of "Talking Metal", hosts Mark Strigl and John Ostronomy complete their final countdown to the world's most-anticipated album, GUNS N' ROSES' "Chinese Democracy". The episode features an interview with GUNS N' ROSES lead guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal conducted at the first-ever "Chinese Democracy" listening party at Webster Hall in New York City.

The podcast can be downloaded at this location.

Thal will take part in an in-store performance at Vintage Vinyl in Fords, New Jersey on Wednesday, November 26. Pick up Bumblefoot's new CD "Abnormal" or the GUNS N' ROSES "Chinese Democracy" album to get a wristband that will gain you entrance to the in-store, which begins at 7:00 p.m.

For more information, visit www.vvinyl.com.

Thal recently inked a deal with DEEP/BCD Music Group. His latest CD, "Abnormal", which was released on July 1 via all digital outlets, was made available in October. The DEEP/BCD Music Group version of the album includes an exclusive bonus track not available anywhere else.

"Abnormal", the follow-up to Thal's previous offering, "Normal", is a hard rock album flavored with a light-hearted mix of different styles and genres, with catchy hooks and blistering guitar work. It contains "17 powerful, well-delivered tracks" featuring Thal's "incredible lyrics and seriously intense skills on the guitar," according to a press release. Drawing influences from such diverse artists as the SEX PISTOLS, THE BEATLES and FRANK ZAPPA, the CD is "sure to appeal to fans of GUNS N' ROSES as well as musicians everywhere."

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