Born for Burning is proud to close up 2016 with one last offering: Profanatica. This  will be an exclusive west coast appearance for the USBM legends, and they mark the event by taking over Born For Burning radio and sharing a few words and their choice of songs to ruin your speakers. PLAY LOUD! NO WIMPS!

Paul Ledney: This is the kind of shit I like. [So] Why the fuck would I include my own band in my top 5? “Holy Trinity Done” is my favorite Profanatica track. We will be playing it live in LA. Black Witchery of course doing a cover track, which by the way I have some inside info on. Irkallian Oracle! best live band of 2016! Sounds like the universe has a huge fucking tear in it. Poison Idea are still the kings after all these years and have been a huge influence on me, and my drumming. USBM has Hardcore, and Punk roots. Saying you don’t want that is like saying you want a car without tires on it. Its already built in. NME Rolls over all black metal from Norway, and the like. Listen closely to the bass on this track.Its about total hate and Darkness. Not walking in the woods with a torch looking at the moon, and play acting. Why people would listen to screechy guitars and vocals with no bottom end is beyond me. Its not American Master Paul

RYAN ADAMS:
Sacroscum “manifest”
Occultation “first of the last”
Father Befouled “sacreligious defilement of deranged salvation”
Misthyming “songur heiftar”
Pissgrave “perpetual war”
ALEX COX:
Death SS – Chains of Death
Slayer – Captor of Sin
Morbid Angel – Blasphemy of the Holy Ghost
Fallen Christ – Kill of the Newborn
Dead Congregation – The Sombre Doom

PAUL LEDNEY:

NME “UNSPEAKABLE”
Black witchery “kingdom against kingdom”
Poison idea “welcome to krell”
Profanatica “holy trinity done”
Irkallian “oracle Reflections”

“MANOWAR ARE MY RELIGION” 

On this edition of Born For Burning Radio, Master painter, freestyle wrestler and overall top Alpha Male Paolo “Madman” Girardi takes over and shares his playlist of tunes that get heavy rotation in his studio while working on his craft. Pay attention and takes notes wimps, this is how its done.

Paolo Girardi : This could be my “well-known bands” playlist while painting

Born For Burning: Great list. Manilla Road has had a huge role in your life, correct? I’ve seen paintings you’ve done of Mark.There’s A lot of Manowar in this list as well.

PG: Yes Manowar are my religion. Old Manilla are pure art

BFB: Uaschitschun is top RW song for me, so we have that in common

PG: Yes I love that song a lot, lyrics too. I grew up with those RW albums.

BFB: Always a good reminder, “men cannot eat money.” There are more important things in life

PG: Wild and Free is also rock or metal essence.

BFB: Of course. Fuck the rules, and fuck society

PG: I haven’t put obscure bands songs for some reasons

BFB: would you like to revise the list? or you can always add some

PG: No. I love big names first. They wrote history. Some bands of my playlist are not that big, but those songs are always good to listen to in a playlist in my opinion.

BFB: Any last words you’d like to include? Any words for people who don’t like Manowar?

PG: Well all those who like Manowar are colder empty people, in general. Manowar are blood and religion. They saved my life lots of times many years ago, when no one was by my side, when I really used to “walk alone alone against the wind”

TO BE PLAYED LOUD AS HELL – NO WIMPS 

Paolo Girardi Playlist:

Manilla Road – Necropolis
Manowar – Fast Taker
Saxon-Crusader
Uriah Heep – Gypsy
Running wild -Black Demon
Manowar – Mountains
Kiss -Charisma
Doomfox – Girls like you
Mötley Crüe – Red Hot
W.A.S.P. – Wild Child
Fifth Angel -The Night
Manowar – The Oath
Helloween – Phantoms of Death
Iron Maiden – Phantom of the opera
Circus of Power – War Machine
Judas Priest – You’ve got another thing comin
Manilla Road -Dreams of Eschaton
Molly Hatchet – Saddle Tramp
The Cult – Lil Devil
Dust – Often Shadows Felt
Manilla Road – March Of The Gods
Manowar – Holy war
Running Wild – Uaschitschun
Manowar – Master of the wind

First installment of BFB Radio. Expect a mixture of classics, rarities, hidden gems, and oddities spanning decades and genres. “There are no rules!”

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