PRIMAL FEAR Drummer Interviewed On 'Rög's Talkin' DrumZ'

August 18, 2010

"The Rög" (a.k.a. Paul Rogne) of Metalkast's "Rög's Talkin' DrumZ" podcast recently conducted an interview with drummer Randy Black (PRIMAL FEAR, SKEW SISKIN, BIF NAKED, ANNIHILATOR). The episode, which was co-hosted by former BLAZE BAYLEY drummer Larry Paterson, can be streamed in two parts below.

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KISSIN' DYNAMITE, ELVENKING and CIRCLE II CIRCLE will support PRIMAL FEAR on their upcoming European headlining tour, which is scheduled to kick off on September 18 in Warsaw, Poland.

PRIMAL FEAR has just released a new live DVD, "16.6 - All Over The World" (recorded in various locations between September and November 2009),and a live CD, aptly titled "Live In The USA". Frontiers Records issued the two products separately and as a limited-edition combo on June 22 in the USA.

"The main part of the DVD was recorded in Switzerland at the Z7, but there is more footage from a headlining show held at the ProgPower festival in Atlanta, USA plus footage from Brazil, Sao Paulo; Tokyo and Osaka, Japan and more places," explained bassist and producer Mat Sinner. "That's why the DVD is named '16.6 - All Over The World' while the live CD is titled 'Live In The USA', because the live CD was recorded in Atlanta, New York and Los Angeles during the last tour that the we did across the ocean."

The DVD is filled with an abundance of extra materials, such as an entire bootleg section with funny moments on the road, bootleg footage from various festival appearances and other concerts, all of PRIMAL FEAR's most recent promotional videos, plus the making-of footage for "16.6" and a brand new interview section about the past, present and future of PRIMAL FEAR.

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