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TWISTED SISTER Guitarist's BEATLES Cover Featuring DEE SNIDER: Audio Available

November 9, 2005

StriglsMusicNews.com has posted episode 18 of their "Talking Metal" podcast. The show, hosted by John Ostronomy, spotlights the United States premiere of TWISTED SISTER guitarist Eddie Ojeda's cover of THE BEATLES classic "Eleanor Rigby", featuring Dee Snider on lead vocals. The track comes from Ojeda's "Axes 2 Axes" solo album, which will be released in the United States by Black Lotus Records in early 2006. The album is currently available in Europe. The guitar-based episode also features a "G3 Live In Tokyo" DVD giveaway and covers topics including POWER QUEST, Steve Vai, Michael Angelo Batio, and Jim Gillette. The podcast can be downloaded at this location. iTunes users can also subscribe to "Talking Metal" for free at this location.

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