Jam City Music

Jam City Music Jam City Music is a local music store specializing in name brand & beginner music gear. jamcitymusicstore.com

At Jam City Music we offer the best in service and satisfaction, and the best brands for a great price. We are ebay Power Sellers and which means you get your order fast!, and trusted "Preferred Sellers" on Reverb.com, the coolest Gear selling site on the planet, as well as paypal verified. We buy sell trade new, used, refurbished, and open box musical instruments, sound gear, recording gear, ac

cessories, and learning materials. If we don't have it on our site give us and we'll get it out to you over the phone, 304-374-3194 or email [email protected]. We also have some consumer electronics, car stereos, home systems, accessories, and electronics.

As low as $11 a month with
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As low as $11 a month with

M VAVE Tank-G Multi Effects Guitar Pedal 36 Presets 9 Preamp Slots 8 IR Cab SlotOpen box - see photos. Mint condition! Like new! Includes original box & manual. Charges with C type USB charger (not included). Features:Versatile Guitar PedalThe M-VAVE Tank-G Guitar Multi-Effects Peda...

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M VAVE Tank-G Multi Effects Guitar Pedal 36 Presets 9 Preamp Slots 8 IR Cab SlotOpen box - see photos. Mint condition! Like new! Includes original box & manual. Charges with C type USB charger (not included). Features:Versatile Guitar PedalThe M-VAVE Tank-G Guitar Multi-Effects Peda...

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Mustaine played a crucial role in the early development of Metallica. Between 1982 and early 1983, the future Megadeth leader cooked up a smorgasbord of riffs that would eventually find their way onto Metallica's first two albums.

When Metallica famously fired Mustaine and sent him packing on a Greyhound bus back to San Francisco, Mustaine left them with an order. "I told them when I left, 'Do not use my music,'" he recalled. "And of course they used it."

Mustaine's frustration is understandable, considering his ideas helped spawn some of Metallica's best and most enduring songs.

What say you? Should the two remaining members of Rush still call themselves  Rush?
04/11/2026

What say you? Should the two remaining members of Rush still call themselves Rush?

Rush frontman Geddy Lee has defended the decision to tour under the band’s name as he and Alex Lifeson prepare to launch their Fifty Something reunion tour with drummer Anika Nilles.

“What else do you f–king call it?” Lee told Classic Rock. “Over five gigs we will be playing forty Rush songs. So what the f–k should we call it, Iron Maiden?”

Lee admitted the choice wasn’t easy: “We were twisting ourselves into a pretzel to try to avoid using the name… It just seems silly. Let’s cut to the chase. Let’s just be who we are and have been for over fifty years.”

He acknowledged it will feel strange performing without Neil Peart, but confirmed Rush will pay tribute to him at each show: “There are some songs you play where it kind of hits you… And there’ll be moments in both sets where we’ll pay tribute to him.”

📸 - Rush / YouTube

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Packaged to survive being thrown out of an airplane 😂 guitars we ship will likely not break in transit 😆
04/11/2026

Packaged to survive being thrown out of an airplane 😂 guitars we ship will likely not break in transit 😆

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He Told Ozzy Osbourne "You Can't Afford This Signed Record" — But The Signature Was Ozzy's OwnAn antique dealer told a tired-looking man who walked into his ...

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Are there any celebrities out there who can actually play the drums? 66Samus is here to set the record straight as he reacts to clips of actors, pop stars, a...

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