Picture of the day is another new segment of my blog. I will post music pictures and tell a little story behind it.
First picture is a photo that Travis Barker posted on his twitter couple of days ago. It is photo of his drum kit with great drum chair. There is a sign on the chair saying "drums machine have no soul". I find it pretty awesome. It is true that no drum machine can substitute real human drummer.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Song of the day: The Offspring - "Pay The Man"
The Offspring's Americana, which came out in 1998 is one of my all times favorite albums. I've been listening to it since 2001 (I was only 11 years old) and it still has a lot to say to me even today. I don't think this album has low point. Even "Intro" is fucking awesome.
"Pay The Man" is the final track of the album. I gotta say, it is definitely not typical The Offspring because it's got these arabic guitar riffs, which actually sound awesome as a whole with other instruments. "Pay The Man" is also much longer than the regular song from these guys. Shame that a lot of people don't even bother listening to this song because it doesn't sound like The Offspring and it's little weird. Also, people today don't listen to albums, but only to songs (usually singles). I actually hate it when somebody says that loves certain band, but listens only to popular tracks. Anyway, this song is just epic.
"Pay The Man" is the final track of the album. I gotta say, it is definitely not typical The Offspring because it's got these arabic guitar riffs, which actually sound awesome as a whole with other instruments. "Pay The Man" is also much longer than the regular song from these guys. Shame that a lot of people don't even bother listening to this song because it doesn't sound like The Offspring and it's little weird. Also, people today don't listen to albums, but only to songs (usually singles). I actually hate it when somebody says that loves certain band, but listens only to popular tracks. Anyway, this song is just epic.
Watch new Cults music video
Cults have released new music video for their new single "You Know What I Mean" from their debut self-titled record. Watch the video below.
Watch Green Day's studio update
Billie Joe, Tre and Mike have been quite quiet lately. Well, now we know what they've been up to. They've been in the studio recording new record.
"Happy Valantine's day! Officially started recording the new record today. It's FUCK TIME!!!!"
Billy Joe recently posted on his twitter following:
They also posted short studio update. It lasts only 20 seconds but hopefully more updates like this will eventually come. You can watch it below:
Of course, this is exciting news, but I didn't really like their last record 21st Century Breakdown. Hopefully, this one will be better for me. Of course, nothing can beat their masterpiece American Idiot...
Alkaline Trio create their own guitar
Fender describes the guitar as following:
"Chicago punks Alkaline Trio jumped in on the design of what must be one of Fender’s most distinctive acoustic guitars ever, the Alkaline Trio Malibu. The instrument takes the classic ’60s-era sun-and-fun Malibu folk-style acoustic and dresses it up with a graceful heart-shaped rosette designed by the band, as seen gracing the cover of 2011 acoustic album Damnesia.
Premium features include a richly resonant all-mahogany body with the aforementioned AT-designed heart-shaped rosette, scalloped X bracing, C-shaped maple Stratocaster® neck with a 20-fret rosewood fingerboard, body and neck binding, rosewood bridge with synthetic bone compensated saddle, chrome hardware and gloss neck and body finish."
Twenty-fret guitar is according to Fender great acoustic guitar for all fans of Fender, old-school guitars and for everybody who likes a little different looking instrument.
For more information about Fender Alkaline Trio Malibu go to sweetwater.com or to Fender official store. The price of the instrument is 350 dollars.
"Chicago punks Alkaline Trio jumped in on the design of what must be one of Fender’s most distinctive acoustic guitars ever, the Alkaline Trio Malibu. The instrument takes the classic ’60s-era sun-and-fun Malibu folk-style acoustic and dresses it up with a graceful heart-shaped rosette designed by the band, as seen gracing the cover of 2011 acoustic album Damnesia.
Premium features include a richly resonant all-mahogany body with the aforementioned AT-designed heart-shaped rosette, scalloped X bracing, C-shaped maple Stratocaster® neck with a 20-fret rosewood fingerboard, body and neck binding, rosewood bridge with synthetic bone compensated saddle, chrome hardware and gloss neck and body finish."
Twenty-fret guitar is according to Fender great acoustic guitar for all fans of Fender, old-school guitars and for everybody who likes a little different looking instrument.
For more information about Fender Alkaline Trio Malibu go to sweetwater.com or to Fender official store. The price of the instrument is 350 dollars.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Song of the day: The Kooks - "Junk Of The Heart"
The Kooks released third studio record last year entitled Junk Of The Heart. This is album's title track performed live. Great acoustic version of this fine song.
I will actually see these guys live for the second time in my life this summer at Rock For People festival. They are really great live band.
I will actually see these guys live for the second time in my life this summer at Rock For People festival. They are really great live band.
Guns N' Roses original lineup set to reunite
Well, what has been rumored quite for a long time is finally now officially confirmed. Guns N' Roses' original lineup, that means no Axl Rose and Reed with random musician that "form" today's Guns N' Roses, but all original members will reunite for their induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in April. Red Hot Chili Peppers, Beastie Boys and Faces/Small Faces will be also inducted at the ceremony in Cleveland, Ohio, on April 14.
Keyboard player who joined the band in 1990 Dizzy Reed has told following:
"I know that all the original band is going to be there. I don't know exactly what's going to go down. It's one of those things I'm sure will all come together and be really cool."
However, if you think that the band will perform at the ceremony, you will probably be disappointed.
Reed explained:
"Honestly, we haven't spoken about it. I don't know when or why or how to bring it up. It's not an every day sort of thing. So we haven't really talked about it, but I'm sure we'll have to at some point."
Hear The Kills B-side track
The Kills have recently celebrated their tenth anniversary with show and live stream at Terminal 5, NYC. I watched the show and they were just awesome. They also released great music video for their new single "The Last Goodbye". However, The Kills never have enough and they made a short movie capturing their rituals before the show.
Calming track "The Last Goodbye" was released as a single on February 13. It is available as exclusive limited edition 7'' picture disc or general release 10'' /digital download.
7” Limited Edition:
A. The Last Goodbye
B. One Silver Dollar
10” General Release:
B. One Silver Dollar
10” General Release:
A1. The Last Goodbye
A2. Pale Blue Eyes
B1. One Silver Dollar
B2. Crazy
A2. Pale Blue Eyes
B1. One Silver Dollar
B2. Crazy
As you can see, 10'' edition contains Velvet Underground's cover "Pale Blue Eyes". You can listen to this cover here. The Kills did an excellent job with this track. They made it sound like The Kills with same power as Velvet Underground version. Enjoy!
Watch new music video from Jack White
I preciously told you that Jack White will release his debut solo record entitled Blunderbuss on April 23. "Love Interruption" is his first single from the album. Now he released music video for this track as well. It is nice video for this great mellow song. It features Jack White and some females performing song. You can watch it below.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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