Legendary drummer Carmine Appice, who is promoting the new CACTUS album, “Temple of Blues – Influences & Friends”, has told the Toilet Ov Hell podcast that he is not a big fan of the access-over-ownership business model of streaming music.
“Keep pushing this album,” he said (as transcribed by BL…
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