Recently I discovered that Metallica has made select concerts of theirs free- thanks rollingstone.com! I immediately went there and downloaded their February 27th, 1992 concert from LA. A lot of great live music and completely free. My only complaint is the excessive use of the f-bomb by James Hetfield. The overuse of the f-bomb is the sign of low intelligence or pandering to an audience of low intelligence people. I expect better from Hetfield and all Metallica fans- which I consider myself to be. Due to that and listening to their 1991 self-titled CD for my drive music I've really been enjoying their music of late!
Thus the first of the Fantastic Fourteen is "Sad But True": (Live at Wembley)
Keeping with the rock theme, Disturbed "Stupify":
Hole's "Celebrity Skin":
The Smiths' "Girlfriend In A Coma":
Bonus track: Morrissey's butt kicking take on "First of the Gang To Die":
Because this song has some of my favorite lyrics of all-time, I'm posting the lyric video of Jimmy Buffet's "Margaritaville": If and when I get my Greatest Songs Of All-Time blog done, this song will be high on the list:
Jana Kramer's "King of Apology":
Dead or Alive's "Brand New Lover" ("I want surprises"):
The Kinks' "Come Dancing": (This song makes me feel nostalgic for the amazing 80s, this song is also a very nostalgic song for the singer. Just a great song!)
Cyndi Lauper's "Change of Heart":
Lifehouse's "All In":
I'm loving this band so much now. The Script "If You Could See Me Now":
This band would be completely forgettable if they hadn't recorded this 3 minutes plus of rock bliss. Everclear's "Santa Monica":
For those of you who think The Mighty Mighty Bosstones only great song was "The Impression I Get", here's "Someday I Suppose":
U2's "Red Hill Mining Town":
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