Fozzy new song Let the madness begin.

[sexyjericho]

Fozzy's new song let the madness begin is such a great song.If you haven't heard it yet go leason to it on youtube. The song rocks and Chris did such a great job. Can't wait to hear the whole cd.

[Y2Jen]

Yeah I heard it not a bad little preview and two songs is just enough to whet the appetite lol

[Ann]

Here is the direct link for Let The Madness begin to save searching for it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naC4kaN-P8g

And here's the link for Martyr No More too!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HswfkRR6VYA

[sexyjericho]

I love both of the songs can't wait for the cd .

[Stelzi]

Let The Madness Begin is a great song!
But I kinda like Martyr No More more...

[daffneyscream]

is this true that jericho will take time off wwe for focusing on fozzy again or is this another rumor?

[SarahY2J]

is this true that jericho will take time off wwe for focusing on fozzy again or is this another rumor?

Where's the rumor from?

[daffneyscream]

Thanks to ExpressNightOut.com for the following:

WWE wrestler Chris Jericho says he hopes Hulk Hogan helps TNA become a bigger company to give the WWE competition in the marketplace. Jericho says a stronger TNA would help WWE become better. “Anything that makes that company bigger is better for us,” Jericho told expressnightout.com. “Competition is what we thrive on, so good luck to them. I hope they get a real big boost from it.” Jericho has said in interviews recently that he feels WWE is at a “crisis point” when it comes to a lack of new stars. A strong argument could be made that WWE doesn’t have a sense of urgency to create new stars due to a lack of true competition. If TNA were to begin making a dent in WWE’s business, it could lead to a sense of urgency that has been missing from WWE’s business model for promoting and elevating new stars.

Jericho says he might consider taking time off early next year to tour with his band “Fozzy” after the release of their next album in January. “We did a lot of touring overseas: U.K., Ireland, Australia, Scotland — we did really good in those markets. I would be really interested in doing that again, but it all depends on what kind of timeline I have,” Jericho told Express Night Out. “You can’t spread yourself too thin because that’s when you really start losing it. That’s what I did last time: I just had so much going on that I started losing my mind.” Jericho took a hiatus from WWE in 2005 and returned in November 2007 after what he called mental burnout. “I wasn’t really mentally there, and if you’re not mentally there in this job you might as well just quit because you get hurt or you hurt somebody else,” Jericho said.

Jericho took time to write his autobiography during his hiatus and is currently working a second book detailing his WWE career. He says he is delegating some of the book-writing to others after writing “every word” himself in the first book. “The first one, I was a complete control freak,” Jericho said. “Everything was under my control. This time, I’m delegating a little bit of the responsibility just so it can get done. If not, it probably wouldn’t get done at all because I just don’t have the time for it right now.”

[Y2Jen]

Depending on how the release goes I'm sure we'll know more after then