Sam Smith - Writing's On The Wall

Artist:  Sam Smith
Genre:  Pop

So I think I saw 1 movie in theaters this year.  Just one.  Then in the span of two days I saw two more.

Yesterday I saw Spectre.  I was really freaking pumped about this movie just cause it's the newest installment for James Bond.  Daniel Craig may not be the best Bond, but he's a pretty good one still.

This is the theme song for Spectre, so if you like it and you like Bond movies you might want to check it out, eh?

Kurt Schneider - All I Want For Christmas

Band:  Kurt Schneider feat. Chase Holfelder
Genre:  Christmas?  I don't know, minor key something or other.  Rock Opera?

Dude.  Minor key versions of major key songs (and vise versa) are the bomb, and this is no exception.

I went to see Krampus last night and I feel like you should go see it.  It's not really a horror movie so much as a...  Family horror movie.  If that makes sense.  It was better than I thought it would be, but it made me think of this song.  A friend of mine shared it on Facebook the other day and it seemed like a good way to follow up the movie.

Without further adieu, enjoy!

Trick Daddy - Gangsta Livin'

Artist:  Trick Daddy
Genre:  Rap
Language:  Strong

I actually found this song by accident.  I was looking for a song my boss was playing the other day and this was one of the first results when I typed in the lyrics I heard.  It wasn't the right song, but it is a song that I like a little bit.

I don't know, it's Rap.  I like it, you probably won't just because I feel like my primary reader base isn't really into this kind of music for the most part.  Eh, I do like it though so we're gonna keep going down that path, amirite?

The Clash - Backrobber

Band: The Clash
Genre:  Punk Rock

Got some nostalgia going on, so here's one of the first Rock bands I got into.

i don't know why this song has been stuck in my head for the last few hours, but I'll take it as a sign that I'm supposed to share it with the world.  Or something like that.

The Clash was one of the main 3 Punk bands back in the day, right up there with The Sex Pistols and Ramones.  If you like their stuff, you might like this as well.

Hopsin - No Words

Artist:  Hopsin
Genre:  Rap
Language:  Strong

You know what?  Let's just have a fun joke song here.

This is a song making fun of a pile of different rappers and it's straight up hilarious.  All the guns, girls, drugs, and money make the video perfect too.  Please, even if you never ever watch music videos or never listen to the songs I post watch to this.  This is so amazingly fun and stuff that I can hardly put it into words.

Nine Inch Nails - March Of The Pigs

Band:  Nine Inch Nails (NIN)
Genre:  Industrial Rock
Language:  Brief, Strong

On a bit of an Industrial kick this week so far this week, so here's some Nine Inch Nails to liven up the party.

This song has some really funky beats going on in the beginning were it changes from like, 7/8 to 8/8 and back again just because it makes it sound a little weird and fun.  Then there's the cool piano breakdown that happens.  That's also a fun deviation from the sound of the main song.  All in all this song is really well put together and you might like it, so check it out, eh?

Marilyn Manson - Four Rusted Horses

Artist:  Marilyn Manson
Genre:  Alternative Metal

This is a track off of a singularly disappointing album.  I don't know where he went wrong, but it was really acoustic heavy and the bass sounded way too fuzzy.  He usually has really top notch people playing with him so I feel like this was his weird experimental album that sounds nothing like his usual material.

On another note, I had never heard this song for the longest time, but some of my friends talked about it like it was his biggest single ever.  Honestly, this song isn't enough like most of his stuff to make me think of it as one of his defining singles.  Not sure where they got their information about this.

I see it was used as the theme song of the game F.E.A.R. 3, so maybe they commissioned it like this?