At the Huntsville gig, Gontier surprised fans by entering the stage for the final two songs of Three Days Grace’s set, after being introduced by the band’s aforementioned current singer, Matt Walst. The two singers shared vocal duties on “Riot” and “Never Too Late.”Three Days Grace ...
I chose the one hard-edged track, “Turn To Stone”, a song he revisited on “So What” (1974) because those trademark chunky, still melodic power chords are what Joe does so well. The record, with no single to promote it, was not a commercial success, the following year Barnstorm ...
Besides, drugs were timed to take effect at just the right time; not on the way there, although that could liven up the ride, or too late, by coming on half-way into the concert, but perfectly to begin the trip just as the concert begins. So there was a science and a proper ...
Whatever its true inspiration, “Behind the Crooked Cross” clearly voices the confusion and disgust of people led astray by false ideals, until it’s just too late to turn back, or to find redemption, let alone forgiveness. (ER) 53. "Fight Till Death" - 'Show No Mercy' (1983) Metal ...
Experimentation, Adam Jones be thy name. Tool are known for their technical prowess and continual evolution and part of that comes from Jones' ability to play a little bit of everything. He's as at home rocking some power chords as he is delivering some of the more intimate guitar moments...
Whatever its true inspiration, “Behind the Crooked Cross” clearly voices the confusion and disgust of people led astray by false ideals, until it’s just too late to turn back, or to find redemption, let alone forgiveness. (ER) 53. "Fight Till Death" - 'Show No Mercy' (1983) Metal...
Are you a super technically proficient guitarist? Can you play those crazy chords? [Grins]I wouldn’t be able to tell you what chord it was, but I might be able to get my hand in the shape. I don’t read music. I just learned to play by ear, but I like to play guitar a lot...
Post War Saturday Echo– Psychedelic Soul Blues perfection so good, it’s too good, late night Blues that erupts into full-blown massive Hard Rock and back again. And the lyrics – still precisely on the mark now as then – life issues one can’t escape. ...