Interview with James LaBrie (Metallus.it)

[OsMosis2259]

This was just posted today. All I have to say is... "hashtag" 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXoYcJ-GGBU

[cyberdrummer]

Ashtig

[wasteland]

Not really relevant, but he looks so much younger than 50!! 

[Anguyen92]

Not really relevant, but he looks so much younger than 50!! 

Must be that cap he is wearing.

[CrimsonSunrise]

Ashtig

I didn't know if he was just messing with her, or really didn't get it...either way.

[bosk1]

Oh, that's what the "duck theater" thing in the JP interview was referring to. 

[Madman Shepherd]

Always love the thoughtfulness of a JLB interview #ashtig

[Ravenfoul]

Aww 'ashtig!'

[Mladen]

I honestly had no idea what ash-tick was. 

Aside from that, a very cool interview. 

[wasteland]

Oh, that's what the "duck theater" thing in the JP interview was referring to. 

I immediately got the comic book after reading about it a week ago. In short, there's a sort of musical supervillain who uses sonic weapons to prevent JP from beating his own record of #notes played per second at the concert Donald and Daisy are attending, slowing him down to 45 notes in 3 and a half months. The crowd is "displeased" and John is forced into hiding and gets an undercover job as a virtuoso hot dog vendor. In the end, Donald Duck's superhero aleter ego, Paperinik, solves the mistery much to John's and the band's relief 

[Onno]

Oh, that's what the "duck theater" thing in the JP interview was referring to. 

I immediately got the comic book after reading about it a week ago. In short, there's a sort of musical supervillain who uses sonic weapons to prevent JP from beating his own record of #notes played per second at the concert Donald and Daisy are attending, slowing him down to 45 notes in 3 and a half months. The crowd is "displeased" and John is forced into hiding and gets an undercover job as a virtuoso hot dog vendor. In the end, Donald Duck's superhero aleter ego, Paperinik, solves the mistery much to John's and the band's relief 

That is REALLY amazing 

[mikeyd23]

Oh, that's what the "duck theater" thing in the JP interview was referring to. 

I immediately got the comic book after reading about it a week ago. In short, there's a sort of musical supervillain who uses sonic weapons to prevent JP from beating his own record of #notes played per second at the concert Donald and Daisy are attending, slowing him down to 45 notes in 3 and a half months. The crowd is "displeased" and John is forced into hiding and gets an undercover job as a virtuoso hot dog vendor. In the end, Donald Duck's superhero aleter ego, Paperinik, solves the mistery much to John's and the band's relief 

Oh my gosh!    Thats fantastic!!

[Podaar]

Great interview! ash-taksmokinhottieinterviewers

[Viking of the Sagas]

If the comic exists, link pls!