(Finished November 20th, 2019) Songs Rocking My iPod

Hello,

My iPod's shuffle feature was spot on today. It gave me a great playlist that helped lift my spirits on my early morning walk.

1) Guns N' Roses "Paradise City":

This is one of the most bittersweet songs of all-time. 2) From the "American Idiot" Cast Recording "Whatsername":

American Pearl only made one CD, but what a great CD!!! 3) American Pearl "Underground":

4) Carrie Underwood "Love Wins":

5) Patty Loveless "Timber I'm Falling In Love":

6) Enigma "Mea Culpa":

7) Lorrie Morgan "We Both Walk":

8) Whitney Houston "Didn't We Almost Have It All":

9) Garbage "Androgyny":

10) Jimi Hendrix "Crosstown Traffic":

11) Allison Iraheta "Holiday":

This video goes on for two minutes too long. Maybe this is part of the reason I was not impressed with them when I saw them in concert. 12) Kiss "Detroit Rock City":

13) Mighty Mighty Bosstones "Someday I Suppose":

14) Bruce Springsteen "Death To My Hometown":

15) Jan & Dean "Surf City":

16) Walk The Moon "I Can Lift A Car":

17) John Williams "Main Title/ Rebel Blockade":

18) The Wallflowers "Some Flowers Bloom Dead":

19) Sarah Vaughn "Peter Gunn (Max Sedgely Remix)":

20) Rascal Flatts "Mayberry":

21) Madonna "Who's That Girl":

themusicaddict

(Started October 19th, 2019) What the L?: The Best 70's Songs That Start With The Letter L, Part 1

Hello,

1) Peter, Paul and Mary "Leaving On A Jet Plane":

I thought of this song for the first time in years when I heard it on the "Modern Love" trailer.

2) Captain and Tennille "Love Will Keep Us Together":

3) The Beatles "Long and Winding Road":

4) The Kinks "Lola":

5) Chic "Le Freak":

6) Al Green "Let's Stay Together":

7) Marvin Gaye "Let's Get It On":

8) The Clash "London Calling":

9) Eric Clapton "Layla":

10) The Beatles "Let It Be":

11) Bill Withers Jr. "Lean On Me":

12) Patti Labelle "Lady Marmalade":

13) The Doobie Brothers "Listen To The Music":

14) The Doors "L.A. Woman":

15) Roxy Music "Love Is The Drug":

16) The Eagles "Life In The Fast Lane":

17) Boston "Long Time":

18) The Doobie Brothers "Long Train Running":

19) Jethro Tull "Locomotive Breath":

20) Bee Gees "Lonely Days":

21) Bread "Look What You've Done":

22) The Doors "Love Street":

23) Joe Cocker "The Letter":

24) Creedence Clearwater Revival "Lookin' Out The Back Door":

(Finished October 19th, 2019) A Recent Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown Setlist

Hello,

This is the most recent setlist for Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown that I could find. They're opening for Guns N' Roses here in Salt Lake City on October 29th, 2019. Obviously they won't be playing as long as they did on the night of this setlist, but I thought this would give a flavor of them as a band, the songs and whatever else. Their most recent CD, "Truth and Lies" was released June 28th, 2019.

This is their setlist for their September 16th, 2019 show at the Capital Ale House in Richmond, Va. (Thanks to setlist.fm)

1) "Drive Me Mad":

2) "On To The Next":

3) "Ride":

4) "Shape I'm In":

5) "Trouble":

6) "That's All Right"/ Blues Jam:

7) "Downtown Tonight":

8) "Without You":

Let's see how Bluesy they really are by taking on this Muddy Waters classic. 9) "Mojo Workin'":

10) "Eye to Eye":

11) "Judgment Day":

12) "Couldn't See The Fire":

13) "Lipstick Wonder Woman":

Encore

14) "House That Jack Built":

themusicaddict

Bonus: this is a cool song. I'm loving their Blues sound. "Poor Boy's Dream":

(Finished October 17th, 2019) How Is Axl Sounding in 2019?

Hello,

I'm going to the Not In This Lifetime Tour in a little less than two weeks. I've heard some pretty terrible instances of Axl Rose's voice lately, I'm hoping he sounds good on October 29th. Since I paid full price I expect a full performance.

He doesn't sound as good as he did back in the day, which I didn't expect him to. However I'm relieved he sounds so much better than he was last year. I'm looking forward to this concert.

The first time they've played this song since February 20th, 1992.  He sounds pretty good here although the sound quality isn't great. And will that lady please stop screaming? 1) "Locomotive":

2) "Coma":

3) "You Could Be Mine":

4) A cover of Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun":



5) "Double Talkin' Jive":



6) "Mr. Brownstone":



Great audio and video. If they sound this good in Salt Lake I would be very happy.
7) "Paradise City":



8) "Welcome To The Jungle":



9) "Sweet Child O' Mine":



10) "November Rain":



11) "Nightrain":

themusicaddict

(Finished October 16th, 2019) Best Songs By Those That Died In Aircraft, Part 1

Hello,

James Horner died June 22nd, 2015. He wrote music for over 100 soundtracks. His most famous work is for "Titanic", which sadly is one of the worst movies ever. I still want the 3 hours back of my life I used to watch that movie. Horner was the only person aboard the plane that crashed into the Los Padres National Forest. Three days later the crash was ruled an accident. (Thanks to Wikipedia.org)

I didn't plan on one blog to only have one musician, this blog just took on a life of it's own. The plan is only to have one to a few songs per musician, which is what I'll try to stick to with future blogs.

1) "Lighting The Fuse" from "The Magnificent Seven":

2) "Futile Escape" from "Aliens":

3) "Following KGB/ Releasing Sables/ End Credits" from "Gorky Park":

4) "Main Title" From "Clear and Present Danger":

5) "Combat Drop" from "Aliens":



I spent a lot of time researching this. When I wasn't satisfied with the songs I found I Googled and found a Buzzfeed article that gave me the following songs.

6) "Main Title from The Wrath of Kahn":

7) "Main Title" from "Aliens":



8) Linda Ronstadt, James Ingram and James Horner "Somewhere Out There" from "An American Tail":



9) "A Call To Arms" from "Glory":



10) "The Chase" from "Cocoon":



A song I found from my own research. 11) "Achilles Leads The Myrmidons":

themusicaddict

(Started October 12th, 2019) Bringing The Funk and Upbeat Songs, Part 1

Hello,

1) The Time "Jungle Love":

2) Dyke and the Blazers "Let A Woman Be A Woman (And A Man Be A Man)":

3) The Dazz Band "Let It Whip":

I'm not sure if there's a better song to describe the times we live in other than this song.
4) The Temptations "Ball of Confusion (That's What The World Is Today)":

5) Prince "Sign O' The Times":

6) Ohio Players "Love Rollercoaster":

7) Kool and The Gang "Get Down On It":

8) The Gap Band "You Dropped A Bomb On Me":

9) Chaka Kahn "Ain't Nobody":

10) Earth, Wind and Fire "Shining Star":

11) George Clinton "Atomic Dog":

12) Cameo "Word Up":

13) War "Low Rider":

14) "Funky Music":

15) "Higher Ground":

16) Kiss "Prince":

17) "Tell Me Something":

(Started October 14th, 2019) Outstanding Industrial Songs, Part 2

Hello,

17) Kraftwerk "Autobahn":

18) Unit 187) "Nobody":

19) KMFDM "Juke Joint Jezebel":
20) KMFDM "Murder My Heart":



21) Ministry "Thieves":
Although NIN has some Industrial moments, I don't really consider them an Industrial band. This song is one of those Industrial moments. 22) Nine Inch Nails "Into The Void":
23) KMFDM "Stray Bullet":



24) The Prodigy "Breathe":



25) Icon of Coil (Funker Vogt Remix) "Simulated":



26) Funker Vogt "My Innermost" (Noblesse Oblige Remix)":



27) Front Line Assembly "Millennium":



28) Massive In Mensch (featuring Stahlnebel and Black Selket) "Radical/Relevant":



29) Dead When I Found Her "New Age of Reason":



30) Vigilante (featuring Laether Strip) "Prison Break":

themusicaddict