Showing posts with label Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rock. Show all posts

Friday, April 17, 2009

Gravity Presents - The Future of Rock Radio

Rock radio is full of catchy, uncomplicated music. Some of us like it that way, it's easy to digest and fun to listen to. So for those who just want some good catchy mainstream rock to listen to, this is the compilation for you. These are the bands that will hope to shape the next few years of your radio listening experience. Sit back and enjoy as they start their takeover on you.

1. State of Shock - "Best I Ever Had"
2. Parmalee - "Carolina"
3. Janus - "Eyesore"
4. One Less Reason - "Favorite Color"
5. Framing Hanley - "Hear Me Now"
6. Halestorm - "Innocence"
7. BulletProof Messenger - "Lose It All"
8. Freestate - "Necessary"
9. Egypt Central - "Over and Under"
10. The Veer Union - "Over Me"
11. Reality Addiction - "People Die Building Bridges"
12. Royal Bliss - "Save Me"

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Saturday, March 28, 2009

John Cougar Mellencamp



John Cougar Mellencamp, the Hoosier musician. A great rockin' singer-songwriter with some more mellow songs like those off of American Fool, and harder rockers like off Whenever We Wanted.

Crumblin' Down - Uh Huh
Cuttin' Heads - Cuttin' Heads
Hurts So Good - American Fool
I Need A Lover - A Biography
Love and Happiness - Whenever We Wanted
Paper In Fire - The Lonesome Jubilee
Down and Out in Paradise - The Lonesome Jubilee
Peaceful World - Cuttin' Heads
Hand to Hold On To - American Fool
I Ain't Ever Satisfied - Whenever We Wanted
Get A Leg Up - Whenever We Wanted
The Real Life - The Lonesome Jubilee
Worn Out Nervous Condition - Cuttin' Heads
Check it Out - The Lonesome Jubilee

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Thursday, January 1, 2009

The Crawpuppies



The Crawpuppies are a rock band from Northwest Indiana. They are heavily influenced by the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, and the Rolling Stones. They have released one album, and one DVD, and during live concerts, play some kickass covers (some sounding damn near close to the originals), a new album is set to come out in early 2009.

Here are a few tracks from their debut: Peaceful Amnesty

Outta My Head
Used To Be
Slave To the Puppeteer
Ode to the Eggman
Float

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Thursday, October 16, 2008

Andrew WK


http://forums.hipinion.com/viewtopic.php?t=205121

http://www.youtube.com/user/Andrewwkofficial

http://www.heresee.com/ninetteen.htm

http://www.andrewwk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=814

tracklisting:

01 - i came for you
02 - close calls with bal harbour
03 - never let down
04 - ready to die
05 - totally stupid
06 - soundtrack to poltergeist
07 - got to do it
08 - when i'm high
09 - i get wet
10 - i love music
11 - this is my world
12 - the moving room

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Thursday, October 9, 2008

The Replacements



I was extremely pleased, when following the pulse of the rockband forums, to witness an evolution. The song, "Alex Chilton" was offered by many before the game came out, as one of the songs people were not looking forward to. Some even referred to the song as "filler." Once the game came out, that doubt and indifference blossomed up into actual admiration, with many claiming that "Alex Chilton" was the song that they were most pleased with. This made the music gods (and me) very happy.

Anyway,
To further push the "The Replacements are amazing " cause, i decided to put together a mix that showcases the many styles of music The Replacements covered during their strange career. They started out a pure punk band, as evidenced by songs like "Kids Don't Follow" and "We're Coming Out", moving their way through 80s alt pop rock, like the aforementioned "Alex Chilton", as well as classics like "Bastards of Young" and "Anywhere is Better than Here."
they evolved into a singer-songwriter/alt-country band.

Live, they were a force. They were completely unpredictable, mainly in part to the massive quantities of alcohol they would consume before, during, and after their sets. They could be amazing or sloppy, their set lists could include "The hits" or random covers.

Paul Westerberg (vocals,guitar) still records solo albums, most notably 14 Songs, which contained 2 songs that stood out on the Singles movie soundtrack,"Waiting for Somebody" and "Dyslexic Heart." He also pulled off writing and performing the songs on the "Open Season" soundtrack, including "Love You in the Fall" (check it out!)

Bob Stinson (guitar) passed away within the last few years

Tom Stinson (bass) , his brother, is known for being the bass player in Guns N Roses 2.0, despite getting into a public feud with Axl at a show.

Chris Mars (drums) is currently an artist, doing art shows and galleries and art-type arty things.

Download The Replacements mic...you will not be sorry. I promise. Money-Back Guarantee!

tracklist
can't hardly wait (tim version)
left of the dial
anywhere is better than here
i will dare
we'll inherit the earth
kids don't follow
we're comin' out
answering machine
asking me lies
kiss me on the bus
unsatisfied

Saturday, August 16, 2008

Steely Dan



Steely Dan is a jazz/fusion rock band that was formed in the early '70s by core members Walter Becker and Donald Fagen. Their music includes elements of jazz, rock, funk, R&B and pop. The group has sold over 30 million albums worldwide.

1. Deacon Blues
2. Peg
3. Josie

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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Aliotta-Haynes-Jeremiah



A Chicago based Trio consisting of bassist Mitch Aliotta, pianist John Jeremiah and guitarist Skip Haynes (and on the debut drummer Ted Aliotta). They had a moderate hit in 1971 with Lake Shore Drive. The song was a tribute to the famous lakefront road in Chicago, but its initials L.S.D. make the song have a double meaning. The album of the same name celebrated it's 25th Anniversary in 1996. There songs go from soft and gentle (For Eddy, Snow Queen), to loud and fast (Lake Shore Drive, Midnight Plane to Nairobi), to just silly (Uppers and Downers, Beam Me Up Scotty). Enjoy the sounds of Chicago area Rock.

For Eddy
I Am A Robber
Beam Me Up Scotty

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