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ROSE TATTOO: New Audio Interview With ANGRY ANDERSON Available

January 14, 2009

Vocalist Angry Anderson of legendary Australian rockers ROSE TATTOO was interviewed on the January 10, 2009 edition of "The Classic Metal Show". He talked about the band's latest release, "Blood Brothers", the passing away of three of the band's original members, and his feelings towards Muslims that move to his native Australia but fail to assimilate to the culture. Listen to the chat in five parts below.

Wacken Records/SPV last year released a "special edition" of "Blood Brothers", the latest album from ROSE TATTOO. Besides the regular album, the "special edition" features a DVD containing the Wacken Open Air show from 2006 plus the Tatts TV interviews.

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