Is there a more passionate anti-war song performance than War by Edwin Starr?
If you like rap you’ve probably heard the song Scorpio sampled. Maybe you didn’t know where it came from. The answer? 1971, baby.
First of all, Starz should have been bigger than Kiss. They were better than Kiss.
First of all, way past time for a Warren Zevon song to show up here. Desperados Under the Eaves showcases all the talents of Warren Zevon.
Patti Smith is so underrated. She’s a big part of the beginning of the punk movement. Pioneer of female rock music. An original of rock poetry.
I’ve seen Styx three times in concert, but not since 1980. For me, there’s a debate as to what their best song actually is.
I’m not picking Snowbound by Genesis just because of what it looks like outside, but I’m not not picking it for that reason either.
I’m a big fan of “Am I Going Insane?” Ozzy’s vocals are spot on and practically molded into the song.
I just looked at some of Cheap Trick’s most recent concerts’ set lists – and they are still not playing Downed.
First of all, this is the studio version of Fat Man in the Bathtub by Little Feat. I have not run into a live version I didn’t love, but it all comes back to the studio version as the introduction for reference of enhancements in live performance.