The post break-up years of the Pumpkins might as well be considered the dark years. Billy has had to endure years of criticism for everything he put out. Zeitgeist was criticized for sounding too much like the original Pumpkins (true story). Teargarden was criticized for being given away for free. I remember reading one review where the writer said that "A Song For A Son" was an
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
The 11 Best Songs By Smashing Pumpkins (Post-Break-Up)
Posted on 18:27 by Unknown
The post break-up years of the Pumpkins might as well be considered the dark years. Billy has had to endure years of criticism for everything he put out. Zeitgeist was criticized for sounding too much like the original Pumpkins (true story). Teargarden was criticized for being given away for free. I remember reading one review where the writer said that "A Song For A Son" was an
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
The 11 Best Songs By The Smashing Pumpkins (Pre-Break-up)
Posted on 16:57 by Unknown
Back in the 90s, Smashing Pumpkins were it. Nirvana had faded since Nevermind and wouldn't perk up again until Kurt died. Pearl Jam was big until No Code...then slipped away quickly. But the Pumpkins kept going strong. Through Mellon Collie in the late 90s, they were the biggest rock band out there. Even when nu-metal rap-rock took over...the Pumpkins stayed relevant. In hindsight, the
Thursday, 24 November 2011
The 11 Best Chris Cornell Solo Songs
Posted on 20:58 by Unknown
It's the last few minutes of Thanksgiving. I hope you're all full of turkey and are ready to hit the mall.
Stay tuned for my Black Friday experience.
Here are the 11 Best Solo Songs By Chris Cornell:
1. You Know My Name (Carry On)
2. Sunshower (Great Expectations)
3. Can't Change Me (Euphoria Morning)
4. Seasons (Singles)
5. Billie Jean (Carry On)
6. Killing Birds (Carry On)
7.
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
The 11 Best Black Friday Record Store Releases
Posted on 23:36 by Unknown
Every April...us old dudes who still own record players crowd around record stores to pay a lot of money for limited edition colored vinyls with one extra track. But Christmas has come early this year. The wonderful folks at RSD have a new day for us...like a teaser trailer for spring's epic event. Black Friday features a much smaller amount of releases but some exclusive and exciting ones
Posted in Black Friday, Iron and Wine, Janis Joplin, Kings of Leon, Record Store Day, Ryan Adams, Tom Petty, Wilco
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011
The 11 Best Moby Remixes of the Past Decade
Posted on 18:38 by Unknown
Why does everyone think that Tim Tebow is such a douche?
What has the guy done really except be an uber outspoken Christian? Sure you could fault him for being outspoken. Or a Christian...but is anything that he's saying really that awful...or just annoying? The guy goes to foreign countries and builds houses for poor people. How does that make him a douche? He plays his own style of
The Unknown: Tegan & Sara - The Pro
Posted on 18:29 by Unknown
There's some sort of adverse reaction I have to live albums. Maybe it's years of buying them and expecting great things...only to listen to them one time and cringe at the thought of ever listening to them again. The only live albums that I have ever really found have repeat listening potential are acoustic albums. Mainly, this is because the songs sound much different than their original
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
The 11 Best Songs By Sigur Ros
Posted on 18:43 by Unknown
I don't know what it is about Sigur Ros songs but they are always disappearing off my computer. It's the strangest thing. I've bought all the CDs, so I'm merely burning them into my computer. But for some reason, every couple months when I check in to give them a listen...the complete song files are just missing from the computer. The actual folder is missing as if it has been deleted.
Thursday, 10 November 2011
The 11 Best Remixes By Justice
Posted on 10:28 by Unknown
There's really only one news story that taken over this week and that's the horrid appall of the Penn State football program. It's a story so vile that it wouldn't even be believable in a horror film. But real life is always stranger than fiction. It's a story so disgusting you want to blame anyone and everyone involved in the situation. And I believe that's what happening. What bothers
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
The 11 Best Songs By Mutemath
Posted on 18:48 by Unknown
I'm continuing on with my catch-up week with the very underrated Mutemath...
This has been a busy week with sex scandals. Between Herman Cain's sexual comments, to Bieber's sexual exploits, to the sheer ugliness of Penn State. I mean how lucky are both Cain and Bieber to have their sex scandals break at the same time as Penn State. You hear what Cain and Justin did and your instant reaction
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
The Unknown: Middle Brother - Live at the Paradise
Posted on 18:56 by Unknown
With a slower music week, I decided to go back and hit a couple of releases from the past few weeks I may have missed. First up is Deer Tick's new album out about two weeks ago. When Middle Brother's new album came out a few weeks ago, I did a list for Deer Tick. Now with a new Deer Tick album I figured it's only fair to do a Middle Brother post. With only one album...can't do a best of...so
Friday, 4 November 2011
The 11 Best Songs By Florence + the Machine
Posted on 22:25 by Unknown
For an artist who only has one official album, Florence has been a busy artist over the past couple of years. She has four special deluxe versions of her album, each with 4 to 12 bonus tracks. She has three full length live concert albums, plus two concert DVDs and a remix album. She has two live EPs and one regular EP. Plus, she has a song on a Twilight soundtrack. That's a more impressive
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
The 111 Best Hair Metal Songs of All Time
Posted on 22:57 by Unknown
Knowing this genre wasn't the most difficult part of making this list. I know this music better than I know the names of the members of my family. The difficult journey in making this list was figuring out what bands belonged. There are some giants of the metal field that have been obviously excluded. Metallica is too metal. AC/DC was too hard rock. Iron Maiden and Judas Priest didn't
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
The 11 Best Songs By Lou Reed of the 70s
Posted on 16:12 by Unknown
For fans of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music...his new collaboration album with metal giants, Metallica, might as well be its mainstream sequel. Lulu seemed like a match made in Bosch's Garden of Delight, where the anticipation was far greater than the actual delivery. But we all knew it was going to be a Monster Truck demolition...we just weren't ready to admit it. That said...is it that
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