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Bastard Went to Brainerd
Precarious predicaments are like being stuck in a hole that is in between sixth and seventh level of Dante’s Inferno, with the devil poking you in the ass with a broom stick tryin’ to get you unstuck. What do you do? If you go up it’s only marginally better, and if you go down it’s only marginally...
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Dio – Electra – Last Studio Recording (Ronnie James Dio)
This is the song “Electra” which appears to be the last studio recording from Ronnie James Dio who past away Sunday. A heavy metal pioneer, Ronnie James Dio was known for his powerful voice and lyrics of good versus evil. Not only was he well respected by fans and fellow rockers for his...
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Rock Songs That Tell a Story or 5 Songs for Drinking Beer
I heard a song by Judge Smith called “Carpet Tile” (who would have thought a song about carpet tile would be interesting) and I heard a song by Robert Mullins called “Judgment Day”. While one is a pub song about the demise of the English economy after Margaret Thatcher and the...
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Flaming Lips Covers Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon (Review)
One of the greatest albums of all time, Dark Side of the Moon from Pink Floyd has been covered yet again. This time it’s the Flaming Lips that take a stab at it.
Here’s a quick fact check on Dark Side of the Moon: The album was released in 1973 as the 6th studio effort from the British progressive...
Posted by blackdog on 08 9th, 2010 |
10 CommentsI heard a song by Judge Smith called “Carpet Tile” (who would have thought a song about carpet tile would be interesting) and I heard a song by Robert Mullins called “Judgment Day”. While one is a pub song about the demise of the English economy after Margaret Thatcher and the other is a southern rock song about the treachery of West Virginia mining companies, they have one...
Posted by blackdog on 08 1st, 2010 |
4 CommentsThe Drunken Bastard and I where discussing Dr. Hook and their gift for writing great dirty songs like “Michelangelo” and “Get My Rocks Off”. That got me thinking about dirty songs in general and the history of these types of songs. Over the last 20 years or so there has been a great restoration movement to restore and recover music from the great blues and swing players of the...
Posted by blackdog on 07 23rd, 2010 |
11 CommentsIf you are a fan of old school rock n roll, the history of the genre, or just love the sweet sound of Roy Orbison’s unique and remarkable voice, you will be happy to know that Eagle Rock has a new release for you. Roy Orbison: The Last Concert is a high quality live recording from Orbison’s last live show in 1988. You’ll hear that great voice in top form on favorites like “Oh...
Posted by drunken1 on 06 16th, 2010 |
7 CommentsThe Stooges featuring Iggy Pop.
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