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Sunday, 11 August 2013

The Top 20 John Cougar Mellencamp Songs Of All-Time

Posted on 20:59 by Unknown
One of the greats and he's had some stellar tunes. Here is my list of his best songs.

20. Crumblin' Down
19. Teardrops Will Fall
18. Human Wheels
17. I Need A Lover
16. Hard Times For An Honest Man
15. Rumbleseat
14. Play Guitar
13. China Girl
12. Rooty Toot Toot
11. Rave On
10. China Girl
09. Authority Song
08. Jack And Diane
07. R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. (A Salute To '60's Rock)
06. Hurts So Good
05. Hand To Hold On To
04. Under The Boardwalk
03. Cherry Bomb
02. Key West Intermezzo (I Saw You First)
01. Dance Naked


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Friday, 9 August 2013

2003 Best Albums Retro Rewind List

Posted on 01:56 by Unknown
As I was reading some stuff I got the idea to do a retro best of year albums list and as I was checking out years 2003 came to mind because of poor the albums turned out to be in that year. Some of the worst crap and seriously disappointing albums from bands like  I Mother Earth, Third Eye Blind, Styx, Skid Row, The Romantics, Puddle Of Mudd, Metallica and the solo debut of Josh Todd to name but a few. This list wasn't easy to compile considering the girth of garbage 2003 gave us but a couple of hold overs from late 2002 helped fill it in.

25. Thunder - Shooting At The Sun
24. Toby Keith - Shock'N Y'ALL
23. Moulin Rouge - OST
22. Sloan - Action Pact
21. Black Label Society - Blessed Hellride
20. Keith Urban - Golden Road
19. Electric Six - Fire
18. Jason Mraz - Waiting For My Rocket To Come
17. Liz Phair - Liz Phair
16. A.F.I. - Sing The Sorrow
15. Static-X - Shadow Zone

14. Kenny Chesney - No Shirt, No Shoes, No Problem
13. White Stripes - Elephant
12. Tracy Byrd - The Truth About Men
11. Marilyn Manson - The Golden Age Of Grotesque Jane's Addiction - Strays
10. Blake Shelton - The Dreamer
09. All-American Rejects - All-American Rejects
08. Alice Cooper - The Eyes Of Alice Cooper
07. Mandy Moore - Coverage (yes seriously)
06. Sugarbomb - Bully
05. Good Charlotte - Young & The Hopeless
04. Jet - Get Born
03. Shania Twain - Up
02. Hoobastank - The Reason
01. Brad Paisley - Mud On The Tires
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Sunday, 28 July 2013

Retro Review: Black Sabbath - Headless Cross

Posted on 13:01 by Unknown
After pulling out and listening to TYR I had to go back and listen to Headless Cross again and so this review appears.

The instrumental opening "The Gates Of Hell" fairly typical for the time but the excellent title track kicks this album and made my ears perk right up as I missed the previous Tony Martin fronted album. After the lengthy title cut the Sabbath gallop appears in a more accessible way as it is produced for a very much commercial audience who were at this point in love with the MTv Headbangers Ball program. Tony does a great job in the RJD forum of vocal styling on the excellent "When Death Calls". Listening to this again post Ronnie's passing is eerie. Still a great track and now I think I like it just a little bit more.

One of my favorites from this album is the monstrously good "Kill In The Spirit World" with the creepy breakdown before the excellent solo by Iommi. This song is probably the closest you can get to merging RJD and Ian Gillan into one voice. Martin does at many times sound a little like the brilliant Gillan and that only does justice to the album. Here and there are hints that Iommi is moving into the power metal genre to a more epic sound. "Call Of The Wild" does a good job of blending the genre's together in a manner that keeps them commercial enough. I have to admit a really great re-master that adds some more punch to the guitars would be welcomed because a song like "Black Moon" would sound so much better.

Some of the balding generation still think the outdated sound they grew up with can't be done any better, no matter what they hear, they reject the new sounds of their favorite bands.This is a terrible because in this case they are really missing out on some great heavy metal/hard rock. I'm a Black Sabbath fan and I can ebb and flow between their singers easily but I can't get into the last two Osbourne album at all and don't like the Gillan fronted album much at all. This is one of the Black Sabbath everyone who's a fan should own for sure.

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10 Songs That Should Be On Your I-Pod

Posted on 12:31 by Unknown
The Weezer Edition:

10. Let It All Hangout by Weezer
09. The Odd Couple by Weezer
08. Island In The Sun by Weezer
07. Hash Pipe by Weezer
06. (If You're Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To by Weezer
05. Keep Fishing by Weezer
04. Photograph by Weezer
03. Autopilot by Weezer
02. We Are All On Drugs by Weezer
01. Buddy Holly by Weezer
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Retro Review: Black Sabbath - TYR

Posted on 12:30 by Unknown
As far as I'm concerned Tony Martin did a fine job as fronting the band from the stand point of replace RJD. Now for the Osbourne fans maybe not so much as the music is definitely more inspired by RJD's epic-ness. TYR kicks off with the grinding groove of "Anno Mundi" showing a power metal direction has been taken in full-force after hinting a lot on Headless Cross. The album continues to deliver with "The Law Maker" one of the many good tracks TYR has to offer.

This album is given little credit as the band has been just a solo project for Toni for too many years and too many vocalist. The rhythm secton is Neil Murray of Whitesnake fame on bass guitar  and his onetime Whitesnake cohort Cozy Powell swing sticks on the drums. Both of these seasoned metal veterans do more than adequate work bringing Toni's vision to light. You can definitely hear their sound and influence bleeding through on "Jerusalem". But that's about as snake bitten as you get.

The excellent "Valhalla" is a very good addition to the Sabbath catalog of songs and shouldn't be dismissed as not Sabbath or ignored because of Toni's inability to move on from his band name. Any fan of Dio will love this song and be thankful after hearing it. The album ends with two numbers that aren't terrible just aren't standouts and that's fine considering this album is a much better listen than the current Sabbath album with Geezer and Ozzy back in the fold. Underrated and forgotten by most but not I. Horns Up!

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Check Out: Lighthouse & The Whaler

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Friday, 26 July 2013

The 20 Worst Bands Of All-Time

Posted on 11:24 by Unknown
So let's have a go at the absolute worst bands to have ever existed but I'm only putting popular bands that most people know not those obscure weird ones.

20. Phish - this band is so overrated and loved for something called being a jam band. I don't anyone that could listen to this tripe sobre so stoned and drunk hipsters and college kids being their fan base makes sense.

19. Dave Mathews Band - I don't know nor do I understand why this shit was ever popular. They are one of the most boring and lame bands I've ever heard in my life. None of the songs make me want to listen to them a second time and Dave is a far better actor than a songwriter or musician.

18.  Pearl Jam - Here is a band that hasn't written a good song for years. Actually have they ever written a good song? Well yes they have but if you take the girth of their work and pull out the two or three tunes that don't suck donkey dick you'd be in the 97th percentile of sewage.

17. Black Veil Brides - I've listened to these posers enough to know that this is nothing but fake popsters trying to emulate bands like Motley Crue and Kiss but with even less musicianship and more goofy emo techniques than anyone should have to suffer through.

16. Animal Collective - Their brand of twee is cloying and grating like an attention-starved, sugar-crashing eight-year-old who wants you to admire his finger painting, while you're trying to wash the dishes.

15. NSYNC - They do not need additional information added to backup why they made the list.

14. Korn - There has never been any reason to put a Korn album unless you wanted to clear the room of anyone cool, intelligent or that has taste in music.

13. Blink-182 As far as the pop punk revival bands this one is terrible in comparrison to all the rest. They are like a cheap paper-machete version of Green Day that have nothing good to offer.

12. Lady Antebellum -  You can polish a turd and this band comes about as close to a polished turd as you can get. They have championed placid drivel their entire career and if they could ever record a song that wasn't over produced to the point that any and all character has been removed I'd be surprised. This band has no heart or depth and is the epitome of vanilla.

11. Incubus - It's not that this band shouldn't be on this list it is where should they sit. They are fucking terrible and it is very easy to hear just randomly pick an album and a track and the suckage will present themselves immediately. Anna Molly anyone?

10. Hootie & The Blowfish - You can't find a band more blah and vanilla that this one.  The pseudo country pop of this band is cringe worthy. There hit singles were hits in the worst period of music history the grunge era. 

09. Dimmu Borgir - Never have I heard a band so over the top and pretentious than this one. Their music is all pomp with astoundingly stupid lyrics. The entire black metal genre is ridiculous but this band is easily the worst in the genre of dumb.

08. Red Hot Chili Peppers - I can't explain how terrible this band is and how much suckage takes place on their awful albums. The lead singer can't stay in tune, actually, he's always flat and monotone. Flea is by far the most annoying bass player in all of rock. Their heroine addict guitar player is too sporadic and well if you like the same 3 or 4 drum patterns repeated over and over then you are in heaven with this shit.

07. Jonas Brothers - Do I need to say more?

06. The Arcade Fire - I'm still waiting to hear something attractive to my ears. In a way, they're like the over-processed food our generation consumed as children; with color and nutrients added after the fact, they almost smell and look like something that's good for us. But they're not. Arcade Fire is not good for us.
 
05. Talking Heads - David Byrne can't sing the band can't write a good song and they are way too artsy in a bad way. This band makes shit music and creates nothing memorable.

04. Radiohead - The hipsters wet dream band but I can't agree with anyone who thinks the music this band makes is anything but awful. They have nothing going on when it comes to melody and the one time they wrote a passable song (Creep) they still managed to fuck it up by swearing on the original version that needed to be re-recorded without the F-bomb. There are really bad bands out there raking in the cash and moving units but not many that stink like this one.

03. Eagles - When it comes to pathetic this band brings a whole new meaning to the word. Sure they are popular and it proves that popularity doesn't mean good. Song after song of fecal matter is spewed out of the speakers with each and every album.

02. Insane Clown Posse - Garbage flow, terrible lyrics, nonsensical rambling, violent on a 12 year old level, cheesy as cheesy gets and never had a hit single this shit shouldn't be allowed to record music ever again and save the world from their stupid image.

01. Tragically Hip - Sure they are overrated and have some of the worst lyrics in music history and maybe the most annoying front man to ever grace the position. This band is by far and I mean miles and miles the worst band that has found success that I've ever heard.
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