Posted on August 1, 2009 by James Brown
So, I’m actually going to do a bit of fanservice to the South here. Because let’s face it folks… Only two things have really come out of Bowling Green anyone actually gives a shit about. Matt Sussman and Cage the Elephant. In all honesty, I think most of America only likes one of them… Enough [...]
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Posted on July 19, 2009 by James Brown
It doesn’t really matter if you’ve been under a rock since forever. You know who Zakk Wylde and Black Label Society is. It was hard to ignore the tall man with the beard that Sharon Osborne freaked out over. Yes, that tall man is Zakk Wylde, and he’s one hell of a shredder. Other than [...]
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Posted on July 18, 2009 by James Brown
To say that Marilyn Manson has been on a long, strange trip is probably one of the greatest underestimations you can probably come up. From his time as a Spooky Kid, you could tell that Manson was going to be one of the more interesting artists. He didn’t disappoint us one bit, either. From the [...]
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Posted on July 17, 2009 by James Brown
As most people should know from my last King’s X review, I do think quite highly of the group. But let’s be honest, sometimes great groups have an “off” album. Even then, is that “off” album actually that way. It’s actually a matter of opinion on how off an album is. Thus, we come to [...]
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Posted on July 17, 2009 by James Brown
I think it’s pretty well known that Our Lady Peace, aka OLP, is well known around the world. In fact, they’re known in just about every realm from music, to sports, to professional wrestling. Yeah, you heard me, professional wrestling. You remember Chris Benoit’s theme, “Whatever”, right? These guys made it. So, now that all [...]
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