I’ve always been a fan of a solid outro, and this track from Matthew Good Band’s hugely successful album, Beautiful Midnight, has a pretty great one.
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#songoftheday: Single File – Zombies Ate My Neighbors
I present concrete proof that pop-punk can make any scenario (including zombie outbreaks) seem much more fun than you’d expect.
#songoftheday: The Black Keys – You’re The One
A really sweet blues-rock tune from The Black Keys’ fourth album, Magic Potion.
#songoftheday: AC/DC – The Jack (Live)
Another example of the live version really bringing a song to another level.
The studio version of The Jack is your everyday blues jam about STIs. Toss 65 000 fans into the mix though, and you’ve got yourself a sing-along burlesque show, starring a middle-aged man in a schoolboy uniform.
#songoftheday: Rammstein – Du Hast
I didn’t listen to a ton of German metal growing up, but for some reason, I always enjoyed this song.
It also holds the honour of being the first MP3 that I ever downloaded.
#songoftheday: Big Country – In A Big Country
This Celtic rock gem from Scottish band Big Country, never fails to make me think of Canada.
#songoftheday: The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – Someday I Suppose
I wholeheartedly salute whoever decided punk music could do with more trombone.
This particular track’s the lead single off The Mighty Mighty Bosstone’s major label debut, Don’t Know How To Party.
#songoftheday: Tenacious D – Wonderboy
This song reveals the greatest superpower of all: The Power….to move you. Also, mind bullets.
#songoftheday: The Darkness – Dinner Lady Arms
For their second album, The Darkness went into full-on Queen mode. Specifically, the multi-tracked vocals had multi-tracked vocals. The fact that they had the producer of Queen’s biggest albums (Roy Thomas Baker) on hand helped just a bit.
#songoftheday: U2 – Two Hearts Beat As One
A little bit of U2 bringing that punk rock sound in 1983.
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