In an era where rock music has lost it’s lead in the charts and has been declared dead by many, no one could have predicted that a young band from Italy would be the ones to bring rock and roll back to life. The odds were stacked against Måneskin during their humble beginnings. In Italy,Continue reading “Måneskin”
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Muse
At the time of this writing, I am very tempted to say Muse is my favorite band of all-time. They check all the boxes for me: I’ve been a fan of Muse now for 16 years. Although they have been putting albums out for 23 years now, I didn’t discover them until their 4th album,Continue reading “Muse”
Silverchair
If you like growly grunge vocals as well as falsetto, angry guitars as well as beautiful piano, and happy danceable beats as well as emotional orchestral masterpieces, then you’re a good candidate to be a Silverchair fan. If you ask any random person if they like Silverchair, they most likely will either not have heardContinue reading “Silverchair”
When the Music Chooses You
Music has been my favorite thing in the world for the majority of my life since the early 70’s. I’ve had time to rack up my share of musical obsessions. Their music filled my ears like their posters covered my walls. As I got older, my envelope of concert ticket stubs grew thicker and thicker.Continue reading “When the Music Chooses You”
Hanson
“HANSON!? WTF!?” you ask. If you have seen my other posts so far about my favorite bands, you are probably thinking I’ve taken one too many hits of acid. No, I just chose to dig deeper and not judge a band by its most popular song—from 20 freakin’ years ago. And actually, I DID likeContinue reading “Hanson”
Queen
Although I didn’t get into Queen until right after Freddie died, they have become another one of the permanent spot-holders on my list. Their layered harmonizing vocals and insanely infectious melodies are my idea of perfect music. After the Bohemian Rhapsody movie came out, it re-ignited my love for them, which has never gone away,Continue reading “Queen”
Pink Floyd
For most of my life, Pink Floyd has never left my top 10 list, in fact they’ve always been somewhere near the top. I am incredibly grateful that I was able to see them live twice. I also saw Roger Rogers a few times on his own, Nick Mason twice, and David Gilmour once. IContinue reading “Pink Floyd”
