I
get these two mixed up. They’re not even
related to each other.
Phil Rudd. Born in Melbourne, Australia in May
1954. Joined AC/DC as drummer in
1974. Seen driving a Porsche 928 in “Let
There Be Rock”. He was fired after Flick
of the Switch in 1983, but came back in late 1993 in time for Ballbreaker. He’s had to depart again due to his criminal
issues in New Zealand, where he lives.
His
new solo album, Head Job, recently came out. Not surprisingly, it sounds a bit like AC/DC,
but the singer bears more in common with Lemmy (Motorhead) than Bon Scott or
Brian Johnson. It’s quality, if not
particularly original or remarkable.
Depending on his legal situation, he may or may not get the chance to
tour it.
During
his departure from AC/DC he lived in New Zealand and kept a low profile, not
professionally involved with any band.
Head Job features guitarist Geoffrey Martin and bassist/singer Allan Badger.
Paul Rudd. Born in Passaic, New Jersey, in January 1969 –
about the same age I am. He grew up in
Kansas. His first major film role was “Clueless”
(w/Alicia Silverstone) and he had a bit part on “Friends” as Phoebe’s
boyfriend. His role as Brian Fontana on “Anchorman”
essentially cemented him as a mainstream actor.
Sex Panther! “60% of the time it
works every time!” “I Love You, Man”,
though, with Jason Segal, is probably my favorite role of his.
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