System Of A Down - Toxicity (Full Album) with lyrics

Hey! What's one of my favorite albums of all time??? It's got to be System Of A Down's Toxicity from 2001. It's a heavy album with cool political and social lyrics.

Enjoy!!!

Catherine Wheel - Happy Days Full Album

The 3rd album from British Alternative rockers, Catherine Wheel. One of my personal favs.

Enemy All Along by Extreme Vampyr

Here is a new song for those about to rock. Enjoy!

Catherine Wheel - Chrome 1993

This is when I discovered Catherine Wheel. Just fucking brilliant!!! Enjoy!!!

Top 10 Live Bands of All Time

Who are the top 10 live bands of all time? Let's watch this video and find out.

Catherine Wheel - Ferment (Full Album)

One of the best of the 90's for sure. Catherine Wheel was a different band and this album shows how they stood out from the Alternative crowd. Let's listen to Ferment.

Top 10 Alice In Chains Songs

What are the top Alice In Chains songs??? Well let's find out shall we? Cool.

Top 10 Heavy Metal Anthems

Heavy Metal Anthems? What song comes to mind. I hear Iron Man by Black Sabbath in my head. How about you?

In Utero - Nirvana (Full Album)

This is one of the best albums of ALL TIME ... i love it. It's Nirvana!!!

Top 10 Hell Songs

Do you like songs about...HELL?? Then this list is for you. Mostly heavy metal songs (yay!) Enjoy!

Nirvana - Nevermind (Full Album, 1991)

It's time to add a classic rock album of all time to this music section of this blog. It's Nirvana's biggest seller, Nevermind. An awesome album with every song a classic. ENJOY!!!

Glenn Frey Of The Eagles Dies

Glenn Frey, a founding member and guitarist of the Eagles, has died ... TMZ has learned.
We're told the cause of death was a combination of complications from rheumatoid arthritis, acute ulcerative colitis, and pneumonia.

Frey had been battling intestinal issues for months and had surgery in November. We're told in the last few days his condition took a turn for the worse. He died in New York City.

Glenn co-wrote and sang on most of the Eagles hits, including "Take It Easy," "Tequila Sunrise," "Lyin' Eyes," and "Heartache Tonight," to name a few. He also co-wrote "Hotel California" and "Desperado" with Don Henley and took home 6 Grammys with the band.

After the Eagles' 1980 breakup, Glenn launched a successful solo career, recording numerous hits ... most notably "The Heat Is On" and "You Belong to the City."

Glenn also got into acting, snagging a recurring role on "Miami Vice."
He reunited with the Eagles in '94 for their monster Hell Freezes Over tour and recorded music till the end, releasing what would be his fifth and final solo LP, "After Hours," in 2012.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer had been fighting intestinal issues for awhile but his condition relapsed before the holidays, forcing the Eagles to pull out of their Kennedy Center Honors appearance in December. At the time, the band said he needed major surgery that would require a lengthy recovery.

Don Henley said, "He was like a brother to me; we were family, and like most families, there was some dysfunction. But the bond we forged 45 years ago was never broken. He added ... "We built something that has lasted longer than anyone could have dreamed. But Glenn was the one who started it all."

Glenn was 67. RIP.

David Bowie Dies At Age 69

(CNN) - David Bowie, whose incomparable sound and chameleon-like ability to reinvent himself made him a pop music fixture for more than four decades, has died. He was 69.

Bowie died Sunday after an 18-month battle with cancer, his publicist Steve Martin told CNN.

 

David Bowie's haunting final album hints at death

 

"David Bowie died peacefully today surrounded by his family after a courageous 18 month battle with cancer," said a statement posted on his official social media accounts. "While many of you will share in this loss, we ask that you respect the family's privacy during their time of grief."

Neither his publicist nor the statement elaborated on what type of cancer the singer had.

 

Bowie's death has been the regular subject of Internet hoaxes for the last several years. So the news came as a shock to fans and industry insiders when it was confirmed.

 

David Bowie and the soundtrack of our lives

 

David Bowie and the soundtrack of our lives

"Very sorry and sad to say it's true. I'll be offline for a while. Love to all," his son, "Moon" film director Duncan Jones, tweeted.

Marriage of music and fashion

From a mop-topped unknown named David Jones, to his space-alien alter ego "Ziggy Stardust," to his dapper departure as the soul-influenced Thin White Duke, Bowie married music and fashion in a way few artists have been able to master.

He was theatrical, he was flamboyant, he was without parallel in his showmanship.

His albums, especially after his 1972 breakthrough "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars," were treated as events. His songs, including "Changes," "Fame," "Heroes" and "Modern Love," were anthemic hits, played constantly on the radio and inspiring generations of musicians.

With a voice that soared from a baritone to a falsetto, he spoke of carrying on against the odds. Of the terror in knowing what the world is about. Of turning and facing the strange.

His songs were a salve for the alienated and the misfits of the world.

An indelible mark

That in a nutshell was Bowie: There was hardly a musical style he didn't dabble in -- and indelibly leave his mark upon.

Since his breakthrough with "Ziggy Stardust," Bowie's reach was eclectic: glam rock, prog rock, pop rock, electronic rock.

And the results? Electric. To the tune of more than 130 million records sold. The album titles, including "Aladdin Sane," "Station to Station" and "Scary Monsters," are familiar to any music fan.

Though he didn't have his first No. 1 single in the United States until "Fame" in 1975, he'd already been making a mark with heavily played singles, including "Space Oddity," "Changes," "Suffragette City," "Rebel Rebel" and his first Top 40 hit, 1975's "Young Americans."

After that, he was almost as present on the singles charts as the album charts, with hits such as "Golden Years," "Under Pressure" (with Queen), "Let's Dance" (another No. 1), "Blue Jean" and "Never Let Me Down."

"David Bowie was one of my most important inspirations, so fearless, so creative, he gave us magic for a lifetime," tweeted rapper Kanye West, as news of Bowie's death made the rounds.

Entertainment world mourns the loss of Bowie

Changing looks

He was born David Jones, to a waitress and a nightclub owner in South London on January 8, 1947.

Though he began his musical life with his birth name, riding the mod wave of the mid-1960s, he changed to "Bowie" to avoid confusion with Davy Jones, the lead singer of the Monkees, who was enjoying serious pop success at the time.

That reinvention was the first of many. And his timing was often impeccable.

He released his song about a doomed astronaut, "Space Oddity," just days before the 1969 moon landing.

 

Four years later he killed off his most famous creation, the other-worldly "Ziggy Stardust," just at the point where it threatened to overwhelm him.

He soon transformed into the Thin White Duke, a cocksure but coked-out mad aristrocrat. While Ziggy was all arena rock, the Duke was chilled soul. While Ziggy gave him "Space Oddity," the Duke gave him yet another timeless classic, "Fame," a song co-written with John Lennon, one of his many admirers.

Such speedy changes could catch his fans off guard.

"I went to the 'Diamond Dogs' show (in June 1974) expecting something like Ziggy Stardust," fan John Neilson told NPR in 2014. "And then in October I expected to see something like 'Diamond Dogs,' and it was the soul revue. It might as well have been a completely different artist."

Bowie was as much observer as observed. In a 1974 interview with Dick Cavett, he said he started carrying a cane when he noticed his fans doing so.

"He was chameleon in many ways, as we know," stage and film producer Robert Fox told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "But he could become a very ordinary-looking man. And sometimes I'd meet him in New York at a café, and people wouldn't recognize him. And they'd be sitting three feet from him. He could just -- he could fit in."

Top 10 Horror Themed Music Videos

Ever seen any of these music videos?? I might have seen like half but the ones I have are exdellent tripped out videos. Enjoy the horror of music.

Stone Temple Pilots - Saturday Night Live FULL Rehearsal 1993

And here is a rare SNL rehearsal from 1993 .. this is rare and it just leaked online so ... ENJOY!!!

Top 10 Motörhead Songs

Even watchmojo has paid tribute to the legend that is Lemmy. Here is the top 10 Motorhead songs.

Lemmy of Motorhead dies at age 70 of cancer

By now you've all heard the news legendary Lead singer of #Motorhead #Lemmy has passed away #RIPLemmy

— EXTREME VAMPYR (@vampyrnick79) December 29, 2015

(NBC News) - Ian Kilmister — the iconic Lemmy of British heavy metal pioneers Motörhead, died Monday at age 70 of "extremely aggressive cancer," the band said.
Kilmister — who legendarily survived diabetes and implantation of a heart defibrillator — was diagnosed with the disease just two days ago, the band said in a statement.
"There is no easy way to say this," Motörhead said. "Our mighty, noble friend Lemmy passed away today after a short battle with an extremely aggressive cancer.

                                         

Lemmy Kilmister, singer of Motörhead, performs in Munich, Germany, in November. Andreas Gebert / EPA

"He had learnt of the disease on December 26th, and was at home, sitting in front of his favorite video game from The Rainbow which had recently made it's way down the street, with his family," the band said. "We cannot begin to express our shock and sadness, there aren't words."

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Motörhead had canceled several recent performances because of what the band said was a lung infection.
The band group abandoned its Sept. 1 concert in Austin, Texas, with Kilmister telling the audience, "I can't do it," and walking offstage. The band blamed altitude sickness — Kilmister had recently spent time in Colorado — and said it was looking forward to going back out on the road in February.

 

Kilmister, a raw-voiced singer and powerful heavy metal bassist, formed Motörhead in 1975 and was its sole surviving original member. The band's 22 albums included the landmarks "Ace of Spades" — and the hit single of the same name — "Overkill" and "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith."

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Its most recent album, "Bad Magic" debuted at No. 1 in much of Europe and hit the Top 40 in the United States. The titles of several other of its hits and albums can't be reproduced on a family-friendly website.
Prominent rock musicians have lobbied in recent years for Motörhead to be inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. Acts like Black Sabbath and Green Day have said it helped to form their musical philosophies, citing it as a foundational influence in heavy metal and punk rock.
 

Lost one of my best friends, Lemmy, today. He will be sadly missed. He was a warrior and a legend. I will see you on the other side.

— Ozzy Osbourne (@OzzyOsbourne) December 29, 2015

The Smashing Pumpkins Machina Of God Full Album (album completo)

Thought I'd switch it up a bit with some Smashing Pumpkins... A very underrated album. But I like it a lot. Best listening to it when your high for that "spacey" feel.

STP Rockumentary

Here's an old Rockumentary on Stone Temple Pilots. Enjoy!!!

2016 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees Announced

N.W.A. is in??? Deep Purple after so long? No Nine Inch Nails!!!!????? Fuck off!!!