Fate, Karma And Throwing Down That Rock and Roll Gauntlet

[David]

An Exclusive Interview with Glenn Hughes Of Black Country Communion

Last week while Glenn and Black Country Communion were in New York, Nightwatcher's House Of Rock online magazine were able to sit down for an interview with Glenn about BCC and their future plans.

Quote:

How would you rank this album ('BCC') against your previous work? I've been on over 100 records, and I think this would be in my top three for me. Simply because it is an album where I allowed myself to be free, and I allowed myself to make a record for me and my fans. I'm not going to make a selfish record for me, or a certain market of people. Whether they be funk fans, rock fans or whatever. I made an album that would generate my soul into rock n roll. This is the album that a lot of my rock fans have been wanting me to make for twenty years. We all get to benefit from that. Like I said, if you like rock music, and you like rock music from The Who to Purple to AC/DC, then this is an album you probably will like. It ticks all those boxes.

You can now read the entire interview over here

http://houseofrockinterviews.blogspot.com/2010/09/fate-karma-and-throwing-down-that-rock.html