Artist: Eminem
Song: Not Afraid
Album:
Genre: Rap, Hip Hop
Language: Strong
Freaking heck, hi, my name is Noah and I can't get a post out on time to save my life.
But for real, I'm super sorry about that. Tomorrow's will be out on time, I promise.
I figured today I'd feature one of the references MGK made in his diss track. I kinda like it, and it's a cool message he's coming with, ya know? Good song.
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Band: Machine Gun Kelly (MGK)
Song: Rap Devil
Album: Single (2018)
Genre: Rap, Hip Hop
Language: Strong
This is kinda dumb, but I'm super happy right now cause there's some more heavy rap beef going down. We had Drake and Pusha T just a month ago, and now we have some legit bad blood flowing between MGK and freaking Eminem. Known angry individual, Eminem isn't one that usually takes part in stuff like this anymore, but he decided to take offense.
I was gonna post Eminem's track first, but it's been a disaster trying to find a good copy of the song for streaming. It's called Not Alike and can be streamed on like, Spotify, but I can't find a good video right now.
Yo, such a good song though, MGK handles the whole thing since his initial dig at Eminem was back in 2012. So, like, that was old news. His comeback I feel is on a better track, and he doesn't get so caught up in the kind of stuff Eminem does like throwing out syllables all over the place.
I dunno man, I liked Eminem's track, but MGK seems to have taken it in the same way that I would by just throwing back insults and not really taking it too seriously. In the song at least, I can't wait to see where it goes to next.
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Band: Fit For An Autopsy
Song: Black Mammoth
Album: The Great Collapse (2017)
Genre: Deathcore
*In my defense on this late post, I actually had it done, I just forgot to share it.
Hey y'all, today I'm gonna share this song, which until watching the video, the only comment I was gonna make was on the use of gang vocals in the chorus being really cool. This song came out around the same time as Suicide Silence put out their song Doris, to much criticism over their use of clean vocals in the chorus. It was the first time the band had done that, and a lot of people didn't think it was a good move. Then you have FFAA putting out an album that had a lot of that very tastefully used in it, and nobody cared because, spoiler alert, it was done very tastefully.
Instead though, I've discovered the song is about the Dakota Access Pipeline and the fiasco that caused back in early 2017. I'm not informed enough on all that went down here, so if that's something you're less informed on, I'd advise you look into it yourself and make an opinion based on multiple sources and, preferably, multiple search engines.
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Band: Ghost
Song: Miasma
Album: Prequelle (2018)
Genre: Hard Rock
A good instrumental song can be a little hard to come by, but I think Ghost released a really good one without sacrificing their sound in any major way.
Sure, you could argue that missing out on the harmonized vocals is a major part of the whole show, but instead we get this fantastic saxophone solo, that would appear to be from everybody's favorite Ghost lore side character, Papa Emeritus Zero. At least that's what they set it up like live, so that's fun, right?
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Band: Dave Brockie Experience
Song: Damn ThaT Money
Album: Songs For The Wrong
Genre: Hard Rock
Hey hey, another late post. It's ok, I swear I'll get past it soon, just in time to hang up my keyboard and finish this project. I would have had this up around 4 instead of 7:30, but I was attempting to get my desktop to work again. Spoiler alert, it does not work still, and I need a full overhaul of the hardware. So yeah, that's a little painful, but I'll have it back soon.
So yeah, how about we talk about just a fun little song, with Damn That Money by Dave Brockie Experience. This is the side project of Dave Brockie, also knows as Oderus Urungus, the frontman of Gwar.
The dude is really funny, although he unfortunately passed away in 2014. We still have the music he put out though, and it's all just a trip to listen to honestly. Hope you like it!
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While I'm not super into musicals, I think I finally found what I'm after in the Evil Dead musical. Originally performed in a bar in Toronto back in 2003 before hitting NYC in an off Broadway show in 2006, Evil Dead: The Musical is a wonderfully humorous take on Evil Dead 1 and 2, kinda smushed together.
I haven't watched more than a couple clips yet, but I've tracked down a full performance that I look forward to watching saturday evening. It's just so over the top looking, there's no way this can't be a good time, right?
I hope you enjoy this, I thought it was a trip. The lead singer kinda reminds me of the B-52s singer, I wonder if he was involved in at least this performance, ya know?
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Band: Prison
Song: Wear Your Skin
Album: N.G.R.I. (2017)
Genre: Alternative Metal
Bandcamp: prisonfl.bandcamp.com
You know what's cool about Prison? How open they are about mental illness and the like. The frontman especially has been working overtime on social media to try and get people to understand that it's not bad to have a problem, but that it's not weak to reach out for help.
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