Here is yet another band that just shows you how bad today’s music is. INXS was hugely popular yes, but probably never considered one of the elite bands back in their day. Point is, they would absolutely pounce any band that’s out there now. And as my buddy Nick says, Michael Hutchence’s voice could only be described as “sensual.”
And sensual in a way that even all heterosexual males can appreciate it. INXS does live on but will certainly never be the same without Hutchence whose charisma and energy should hopefully never be forgotten.
Here are ten incredible live performances by INXS lead by Mr. Hutchence
I tell ya if there’s one thing I’d love to be in this world (other than writer for this website) it would be a rock star. Movie stars, I guess, sure. They have a sweet life but nothing’s like connecting with a crowd in a live setting. And of all the bands that really connect in concert, I think U2 is at the top if not the very top.
If any of you have been to a U2 concert I think you’ll know what I’m talking about here. You see these guys on stage and just wonder how the hell 4 guys can generate that much energy with 60-100 thousand people at one time. It’s really quite extraordinary.
And of all the stuff these guys perform, here are 10 great live song performances you gotta love
By no means is an album cover indicative of the music that lays inside it, but I for one can certainly appreciate a creative album cover. It says a little about the artist that you’re about to listen to. Or at least it should. Sometimes they are really artsy. Sometimes they are flat out “sex sells” types of covers.
Bottom line, I think if you’re gonna lay down some great music for an album, a fair amount of thought and effort should go into the cover. Taking it a step further, some people decided to combine album covers of different genres to form “new” album covers that come off as a bit strange and sometimes comical.
Every profession in America has its mistakes. Writers for newspapers don’t always get their facts straight. I make typos (or rather I’m too lazy to spellcheck) all the time. Hell, even doctors sometimes drop the ball. We’re all guilty of not being perfect.
So while we see rockstars and rappers emulated in somewhat of a high regard, that doesn’t mean of the hundreds of concerts they’ve performed that mistakes don’t happen. The mistakes I’m referring to are more of the falling off the stage kind. It’s always fun to watch someone really famous do something extremely “human.”
Here are 10 famous musicians falling on stage videos
We’ve all done it. We’ve all had moments of pathetic dancing. Whether you are drunk and or just acting like a jackass I’m sure at some point in time you were caught trying to maneuver your body in a way that wound up looking quite idiotic.
What’s worse is if a video is made with the intention of looking good when in actuality it winds up being one of the dumbest videos ever. However, I can’t really complain because when the quality is that poor it’s actually quite entertaining.
So whether it’s professionally done or just amateur crap, here are a bunch of really crappy dance videos
I tell ya if there’s one band that may very well live on until the day the earth explodes it would have to be The Beatles. To this day old tracks are still being discovered, new facts pop up, and the amazing thing is that each time one of these things happens it becomes national news.
When you really think about it, these guys haven’t been a band in over 30 years yet each time “The Beatles” is uttered it’s a major cause of attention.
So when I came across these old pictures, even I who isn’t a huge fan was pretty impressed.
is just one of those songs that will automatically put you in one of those “cool” moods. I mean I’m not a head bopper but damn if this song doesn’t get me grooving.
I almost feel like putting this on and taking a giant walk through midtown. Also I think I could get away with kicking people in the balls the entire time if they knew what I was listening to.
I must admit that I’m not the biggest fan of rap music. I admire the skill in rhyming and mixing beats and what not. I like how they use tracks from other songs to make new songs. But honestly I just don’t think rap is the same anymore. The 80’s and 90’s to me, is when rap was way better.
Now it’s too “hard.” Not enough fun stuff in the music. And it’s not as funny as it used to be. However, if there’s one thing I do admire, it’s the rap battle. That to me is the ultimate test of skill.
You have to be right on target and incredibly witty at the moment of truth. You don’t get recording time or any time for that matter. You have to think of disses immediately. It’s impressive.
