Episode 46: Jørn Stubberud/Necrobutcher - Wrathchild

Mayhem-bassisten necroslakter Maiden, favorittbandet mitt, og det er det morsomste jeg har vært med på på lang tid (!). Og hvorfor sa Jørn Stubberud "fuck" 25 ganger i det famøse Sam Dunn-intervjuet back in the days? Svaret får du her. Ikke minst: sofaen fra Mayem-øvingslokalet som fylte rockheim med uutholdelig stank, Spellemann og dagens hyllest av black metal, møtet med Janick Gers på backstage, klækk-klækk-bassen til Steve Harris og flinkis-vokalen til Bruce, Rolling Stones-låta Jørn har et spesielt forhold til, og mye myyyye mer ...

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