On the first record, I used only one Gorilla GG-25. That was it. And that's really the key. Brian May once said, "You don't need big amps to have big sounds." And that's truly an operating principle that we kind of believe in. On this new album, we kind of experimented. I'm playing a Zinky. But I played nothing over the size of our practice amps. A couple PD Decades were in there. And then we have some secret weapons that I can only tell you this: That I discovered them under the remains of Air Force parts at an electronics junkyard in the valley. So if you tell me you'd have to kill me, right? If I tell you, the CIA will land at your house in four and a half minutes and you will all be destroyed.

‘I would never boycott a place like this,” pronounced lead singer Jesse Hughes of The Eagles of Death Metal during his band’s performance at Tel Aviv’s Barby Club Sunday evening. Prior to Sunday’s Israel debut by the band, Hughes had received a letter from Roger Waters, the former frontman of Pink Floyd and an outspoken supporter of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, asking him to reconsider performing in Israel.

“You know what I wrote back? Two words,” Hughes shouted during the prelude for his encore. After repeating the obvious two-word profanity to the large, cheering crowd, Hughes added, “Never waste your time worrying about what an asshole thinks about you.”