Dee Snider - Free Download of new song

New solo song from Dee, a free download. Not bad.

To Hell & Back MP3 download

It's a pretty good song, but it is a shame that it has taken him this long to write and release anything new. Too bad there won't be another TS album...

This song is ok. Nothing great.

He should reform Widowmaker!

Not bad at all. Thanks for the link and the heads up.

I like! Bit of an old AC/DC vibe.

I LOVE this tune - esp. after reading his book - very street -
TS always had an AC DC vibe - perfect for Snyder's voice -
He's a great lyric writer - rowdy - insightful - makes you smirk -
" Don't tell me your sad story " - kicks it in for me -
This is perfect - for US troops to rock out too !!
Great post Mike -

Not bad, although a bit rusty... I'm sure he'll get better if he starts writing more than just one song every few years.

Lurideath wrote:

This song is ok. Nothing great.

He should reform Widowmaker!

I agree

I really like this track and I gotta say Dee Looks pretty Good in the picture with the track... I hope a new album comes....

This song is still a free download so if you don't have it give it a try. Decent tune. Then if you don't like it simply delete.

Dee's got a new solo album on the way...

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Dee's vibrant new solo album, "We Are The Ones", is due out in October on Red River Records (distributed by BFD/RED). Produced by Grammy-, Emmy- and Oscar-winning songwriter Damon Ranger, "We Are The Ones" crackles with modern energy, from the call-to-arms manifesto of "Rule The World", to the anthemic bonding of "So What" (complete with, yes, a string section) to the intensely synth-driven "Close To You", to the thematically soaring "Superhero" (a song tailor-made for running over the end credits of the next Marvel or DC movie blockbuster if ever there was one). Another significant highlight of the album is a newly re-recorded acoustic version of "We're Not Gonna Take It" which has also been tapped the official anthem for The Recording Academy's advocacy efforts, including the "Fair Play Fair Pay" act. Recently performed in Washington D.C. at the annual Grammys On The Hill event, a video of the song premiered earlier today on Entertainment Weekly's web site and can now be viewed below.

Also featured is an explosive cover of NINE INCH NAILS' "Head Like A Hole". "I always thought it was a great song, a powerful song," Dee explains, "I can't wait to do that one live. Like 'We're Not Gonna Take It' is iconic, 'Head Like A Hole' is iconic for that era."

TWISTED SISTER frontman Dee Snider spoke to Billboard about his new solo album, "We Are The Ones", which will be released on October 28 Red River Records (distributed by BFD/RED).

Produced by Grammy-, Emmy- and Oscar-winning songwriter Damon Ranger, the record is described by Dee as "an album that is think part FOO FIGHTERS, part IMAGINE DRAGONS, part THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS." He added: "Forget anything from the past. Most of my heavy metal fans are gonna hate it; I've abandoned my past to move forward."

Snider also talked about the album's first single, "Rule The World", which he said was "sort of a 'We Are The Champions'; it's a very big studio anthem. When you hear it, it's the kind of thing you can totally see Super Bowl time, the whole stadium lit up and it's an uplifting song about, 'With hands held high, we can rule the world,'" he said. "It's basically about everybody just joining together with love and peace, real positive."

"We Are The Ones" will include a newly re-recorded acoustic version of TWISTED SISTER's "We're Not Gonna Take It" which has also been tapped the official anthem for The Recording Academy's advocacy efforts, including the "Fair Play Fair Pay" act. Also featured is a cover of NINE INCH NAILS' "Head Like A Hole".

Dee is unapologetically energized about where he's going as an artist. "Music inspires that genuine enthusiasm," he said. " I'm not anti the past — I'm just not one of those guys sitting there singing about the glory days. To me, these are the glory days, and the days to come are the glory days. And this new record is the part of my next glory days."

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described by Dee as "an album that is think part FOO FIGHTERS, part IMAGINE DRAGONS, part THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS." He added: "Forget anything from the past. Most of my heavy metal fans are gonna hate it; I've abandoned my past to move forward."

Smart move to alienate your longtime fans. I'm sure all the kids out there can't wait to hear an album from a 60 year old man trying to sound young & hip.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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described by Dee as "an album that is think part FOO FIGHTERS, part IMAGINE DRAGONS, part THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS." He added: "Forget anything from the past. Most of my heavy metal fans are gonna hate it; I've abandoned my past to move forward."

Smart move to alienate your longtime fans. I'm sure all the kids out there can't wait to hear an album from a 60 year old man trying to sound young & hip.

Everyone on Facebook is sharing the "amazing" new version of "We're Not Gonna Take It." It's HORRIBLE! Sure, for a good cause and all that, but a piano version at nearly the same tempo is just silly, it doesn't work.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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described by Dee as "an album that is think part FOO FIGHTERS, part IMAGINE DRAGONS, part THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS." He added: "Forget anything from the past. Most of my heavy metal fans are gonna hate it; I've abandoned my past to move forward."

Smart move to alienate your longtime fans. I'm sure all the kids out there can't wait to hear an album from a 60 year old man trying to sound young & hip.

Neat cover...

I'm sure when it flops Dee will move on to Country.

nevermore wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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described by Dee as "an album that is think part FOO FIGHTERS, part IMAGINE DRAGONS, part THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS." He added: "Forget anything from the past. Most of my heavy metal fans are gonna hate it; I've abandoned my past to move forward."

Smart move to alienate your longtime fans. I'm sure all the kids out there can't wait to hear an album from a 60 year old man trying to sound young & hip.

I am definitely not excited to hear Dee try something new, even though neither one of us are kids anymore, maybe he's just tired of playing Hard Rock/ Heavy Metal at this time?

Mmmmm... yeah, sorry Dee, y'know I love ya man, but I'm gonna pass on this

Play at own risk. I didn't make it past 20 seconds.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

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described by Dee as "an album that is think part FOO FIGHTERS, part IMAGINE DRAGONS, part THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS." He added: "Forget anything from the past. Most of my heavy metal fans are gonna hate it; I've abandoned my past to move forward."

Smart move to alienate your longtime fans. I'm sure all the kids out there can't wait to hear an album from a 60 year old man trying to sound young & hip.

This!

mikeinfla wrote:

Play at own risk. I didn't make it past 20 seconds.

WHY.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LXJGFF3/ref=pm_ws_tlw_trk4

Ew.

Was that a banjo I heard in the beginning? Yea, no thanks.

First single...



Eh, better than that 'Rule the World' song I guess.