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    Cool Stuff

    We can post some cool things that relate to Armenia here.


    ROCK LEGENDS TONY IOMMI AND IAN GILLAN TO RECORD A FEW NEW SONGS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE ARMENIAN SCHOOL

    ArmInfo
    2010-04-02 12:21:00

    ArmInfo. Legendary guitarist Tony Iommi announced that he will record
    a few songs with lead singer of Deep Purple Ian Gillan, aiming at
    raising funds for the Armenian music school in Gyumri.

    Tony Iommi said this in an exclusive interview to "Metal Hammer". "Ian
    was at mine a few weeks back, and we put a couple of tracks down,
    just to try and raise some money for Armenia. We raised some money 20
    years ago and we wanted to do it again, to be able to buy stuff. We
    went over a few months ago because they gave us an Order Of honour
    from the president and so Ian and I went over and Pat Cash came. They
    showed us what the money had bought. They showed us this old music
    school, it was freezing and the kids had no instruments so we bought
    them some new instruments - drums and guitars - and we want to build
    a new school for the kids.

    We're going to do a few songs and, hopefully, we can raise the money
    to afford to buy them a new school. The plans are quite open at the
    moment. We've talked about doing a couple of shows out there, but
    it's about working round what we are both doing - because we [Heaven
    And Hell] hope touring will start again soon," Tony Iommi stated.

    Tony Iommi and Ian Gillan visited Armenia on October 1-2, 2009,
    within the framework of Armenia Grateful 2 Rock project. Ian Gillan's
    charitable concerts with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Armenia took
    place in Yerevan on March 26 and 27, 2010, and the entire proceeds -
    18mln 327 thousand AMD, will be spent for constructing the building
    for N6 music school in Gyumri.
    Hayastan or Bust.
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