Posts tagged "Faith No More"
bLISTerd Presents: The 100 Best Albums Of The Eighties: 70-61

bLISTerd Presents: The 100 Best Albums Of The Eighties: 70-61

Click here for #100-91 , #90-81 , and #80-71 ! #70. Elvis Costello & The Attractions | Get Happy!! Released: 2/15/80 | RIAA certification: none It’s more than “British white dude totally gets Motown”, and yet, it’s not. Approximating stomping pop-soul chestnuts isn’t necessarily a revolutionary idea, and it’d be easy for a seasoned, versatile rock ensemble like The Attractions to Xerox the sound without necessarily tapping into why we all love those records in the first place. And it’d be pleasant, and […]

Spin Cycle: The "Avengers Assemble" Soundtrack

Spin Cycle: The “Avengers Assemble” Soundtrack

“The Avengers” soundtrack brings together a bunch of rock stalwarts for an unappetizing collection. Read our review to find out how odious this album actually is.

Spin Cycle: "Fear and The Nervous System"

Spin Cycle: “Fear and The Nervous System”

O.K. – so rewind back to 2008 for a minute.  I am in a limo with Raymond Herrera (Fear Factory), Billy Gould (Faith No More), Brooks Wackerman (Bad Religion) and James “Munky” Shaeffer (Korn) and we’re talking about all things music.  James is working on his debut solo project and he tells me it’s called Fear and The Nervous System.  I am completely stoked to hear how it’s all coming together and up to this point have assisted two of his other […]

bLISTerd: The Top 100 Albums of the ’90s (70-61)

Eminem’s breakthrough album finishes on our list of the Best Albums of the Nineties. Who else made the cut?

bLISTerd: Happy Anniversary, MTV!: The Top 50 Videos of the ’90s (20-11)

#21-#30 , #31-#40 , and 41-50 can be found by clicking on the links, silly! 20) “Nuthin’ But a G Thang” Dr. Dre (featuring Snoop Doggy Dogg) (1992) Snoop Dogg was first introduced to the world by Dr. Dre via the “Deep Cover” single from the film and soundtrack of the same name, but this song and video was a re-introduction that assured no one would forget his name. The video takes us through a day in the life of Dre and Snoop […]

Smoothed-Out Sundays: "Easy"

Generally, people think of Lionel Richie as the purveyor of a different kind of smooth…the kind that veers dangerously close to “oily”. 1977’s “Easy” comes from a time when Richie (and the Commodores, the group he was a co-lead singer, pianist and saxophonist for) had not yet crossed over into Lite-FM territory (with songs like “Three Times a Lady” and “Oh No”). It’s mellow, but it’s still funky. It’s got a killer guitar solo, a melody that’s singable without being […]