Kristian

A topic with "sounds like D2's first cd" in the topic description, and no mp3 links or anything? That's just cruel

Great song, did they ever release anything?

I found Mama's Boys - Relativity in the Folk Music section some years ago. I guess the cover implies that it's folk music, with the Scottish fabric which adorn the front.

Here's a couple of good exambles of hard rock bands covering really old classics, not too many of those out there. The Fire: "New York, New York" http://www.youtube.c...h?v=B-s2CGRJdfg and TNT: "What a Wonderful World" http://www.youtube.c...h?v=IITBgqMVlPk Do you guys have other exambles where bands have pulled this off?

Found out that it's listed under the band name Sacred Spirit. Great to hear this gem again.

Yeah, I probably should've just replied in one of those threads. Anyway, I just wanted to say that I think the two songs I mentioned above rocks, and I was curious to know if somebody knew other good exambles of 'crooner' styled classics covered by rock artists.

My copy arrived yesterday, from Ginza, about seven months after I placed my order

It's kind of taking a risk when bands cover a huge classic. Some would say that they're bound to fail. I was thinking the other day, about what good versions have been made over the years, only two came to mind: The Fire: "New York, New York" and TNT: "What a Wonderful World" Do you guys have other exambles where bands have pulled this off?

Their last effort Bible of the Beast was a kick ass record. Haven't picked up the new one yet, but sure will in the near future.

http://remhq.com/news_story.php?id=1446 One of my radio favorites.

Oh no, just horrible!

The first album is amazing. Funny thing, a couple of years ago I put all my cd's on a hard drive, so all my cd's are now stacked away, and I play all my music through an AppleTV. I used iTunes to digitalize my cd's, but when I submitted The Brave, iTunes recognized it as another cd, I figured then that I would alter it later on. Now I can't remember what 'false name' it's listed under, so I haven't heard it in years, anyway, great cd though, "Tears of a Broken Heart" is awesome.

If I Live Tommorow Better Off Have You Ever Love Will Come and Go Falling Down Living a Lie Mr. Death Darkness Don't Take my Rock N Roll More to Life than This Lay Down My Life For You Nothing at All The Good the Sad, and the Ugly Think About the Times Haven't included anything from his Rock n Roll Circus albums, as I haven't really heard them enough to pick out favourites. I do think "The Soldier Never Started a War" is amazing though.

First single, sounds alright, nothing spectacular imo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CW0jWbjX0Y

I thought Cartesian Dreams was awesome, still play that one regularly. Looking forward to Big Money for sure.

Thanks buddy. Can't find any info on Edu Quindós, apperently "Run Wild" is the only song on iTunes by him/them.

So my wife is playing this iPad game called Push-cars. It has a great intro song, sounds kinda like Eddie Robison's band Jet 68. I found the intro on youtube: Does anyone know who this might be?

Similar thread: http://heavyharmonies.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=26740&st=0&p=601492entry601492

This should be interesting, I love their first two albums. Motel California did nothing for me, "Would you like to be there" was the only memorable track off that record, imo.

As far as I know Dominus were a Death Metal act, with growl vocals. Volbeat are a heavy rock (rock-a-billy style) band, with Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley influences. They tend to sound there best on their more melodic songs, like the one above, which I really love

Anyone heard the above song? Think it has a Kiss feel to it. Curious to hear what you guys think of it?

cover art revealed:

Great album, with "Set it on Fire" (sounds almost like Hanson ) being the only filler. I've had no luck finding "Fucked up Situation", "Without You" or "Still worth Fighting For" on iTunes, any suggestions where to find these tracks?

Baby Tuckoo - Force Majeure could use an update.

I agree, "Don't Come Easy" is one of the most perfect cd's from the era.