Aphex Triplet

 Mr. T

Marshall Tucker Band - "Can't You See"

G-Man

Matthew Good Band - "Strange Days"

"Apparitions" is often seen as the Matthew Good Band's best song, and it's definitely in the conversation. "Strange Days" from their 3rd album though, really shows the maturity in style and songwriting they went through as a band, the video is great, on par with "Apparitions", and i'm sorry, but it was goddamn prophetic.

Doug

Joe Walsh - "Rocky Mountain Way"

Dano

3 Inches Of Blood - "Crazy Nights"

Jonny HP

Cold - "Remedy"

Mike D

JVKE - "Golden Hour"

J.B.

Danzig - "Malefical"

I once read a story online about a guy that lived up the street from Glen Danzig. It was too mundane and hilarious this critique about the very few run ins this guy had with his neighbour. I didn't believe it. Until Danzig sold his home, as is...with EVERYTHING in it. No question, it was THE Danzig. Here is the story. I love where this guy sleeps and the crazy stuff he had in his house....it's worth the scroll.

Green Noise

 

Mr. T

Burt Bacharach - "What The World Needs Now"

G-Man

Panic! At The Disco - "Don't Let The Light Go Out"

Most modern music just lacks that certain something. That thing that makes a song get stuck in your head or stops you in your tracks when it connects with a feeling or a memory deep within. Songs like that do exist these days, just have to penetrate a bit deeper below the surface. I believe Panic! At The Disco are calling it quits. Not a bad song to cap off a career

Doug

Warren Zevon - "Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead"

Dano

Crown Lands - "Starlifter: Fearless Pt. 2"

Dudes, they travelled back in time and brought back the song Rush forgot they'd written

Jonny HP

TBD

Mike D

Jimmy Spicer - "The Bubble Bunch"

J.B.

Noise - "Victor"

Brit Rock at it's finest!! Figured this would get you out of a rainy Friday funk!

Boot Camp Solitaire

 

Mr. T

Alesso - "Words" feat. Zara Larsson

G-Man

Astronautalis - "Contrails" Feat. Tegan Quinn

There's a list i'm gonna do someday about Hip Hop/Rap songs that feature rock singers. This one has Tegan Quin from Tegan & Sara fame. It also has one of my favourite hip-hop lyrics ever: "The risk is not a slipped grip at the edge of the peak; The real danger is just to linger to base at the thing"

Doug

Wu-Tang x Led Zeppelin - "The Wu Tang Zeppelin (Mashup Album)"

This is a little different than a single song but it is what I stumbled onto this week! Enjoy!

Dano

Orange Goblin - "The Filthy & The Few"

Jonny HP

Nine Inch Nails - "We're In This Together Now"

Mike D

TBD

J.B.

MF Doom - "Doomsday"