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 Halloween is this Tuesday!! Though it seems all but a few of our Song Of The Day members have forgotten that....hey, maybe their picks just really meant alot to them this week. Let's see what we got. Mr. T? You're up!

Mr. T

Blink 182 - "What's My Age Again?"

Ghoul-Man

Blink 182 - "One More Time"

Great new song from Blink 182 right here. Honest and powerful. Seems like they really sat down and hashed things out. It's been a great year for new music from older rock bands. Metallica, Smashing Pumpkins, Baroness. Green Day's new song sounds pretty good! Even the Rolling Stones have a new album! Now we just need some younger bands to take note and join the party. Let's have a new rock revolution!

Misftis - "Dig Up Her Bones"

And in the spirit of Halloween!!!

Doug

The Eurythmics - "Here Comes The Rain Again"

Dano

I Mother Earth - "Like A Girl"

Jonny HP

Bob Dylan - "Most Of The Time"

Mike D

Billie Eilish - "Bad Guy"

I actually liked Brightburn

Jet Black

Rob Zombie - "Superbeast"

Since it's essentially the Halloween show...

Taken By The Last Pawn

 Rob

Third Eye Blind - "Semi Charmed Life"

Mr. T

AC/DC - "Money Talks"

G-Man

Bruce Cockburn - "Wondering Where The Lions Are"

He's often over looked save for a few tracks, but why wasn't Bruce Cockburn better known? Even in his native Canada you don't hear much, if any of his stuff in the day to day. Catchy tunes and clever writing, kind of like Canada's Paul Simon. "Wondering Where The Lions Are" should be a track one on a 20 track "Best Of" Cockburn's tunes

Doug

The Blue Stones - "Let It Ride"

Dano

I Mother Earth - "Used To Be Alright"

Jonny HP

Pearl Jam - "Yellow Ledbetter"

Mike D

TBD

J.B.

Snuff - "All You Need"

So here's a band I forgot about for a very long time. Snuff's been around since the mid 80's and aparently still putting out albums. I'd like to say that I was rad enough to have listened to them then, but i'm not that old or cool. Let's face it though, punk in general has changed  or maybe even melded into what pop rock became in the early 2000s. I miss those old days and this definitely takes me back

Turtle Tooth

Rob

I Mother Earth - "Raspberry"

Mr. T

Bob Dylan - "Return To Me"

G-Man

Jars Of Clay - "Liquid"

Hey, look at that. I picked a Christian rock tune and didn't get engulfed by flames. "Flood" was the bigger hit off this album, but this one's got that cooler 90's alt-vibe

Doug

Bruce Cockburn - "Lovers In A Dangerous Time"

Shine on you crazy diamond

Dano

The Wailin' Jennys - "Bird Song"

Ruth Moody just kills me playing that banjo

Jonny HP

TBD

Riiiick

System Of A Down - "Sugar"

Mike D

Heaven's Basement - "I Am Electric"

In the Shadow of a Neon Cross

Rob

Everclear - "Local God"

Mr. T

George Harrison - "Got My Mind Set On You"

Note From G-Man: "My favourite video as a youngster"

G-Man

I Mother Earth - "When Did You Get Back From Mars?"

Been on a mid-90's Canadian alt-rock kick lately. OLP, Moist, Treblecharger, The Hip, Odds, The Watchmen, Holly McNarland. It goes on. You can include I Mother Earth in there but many folks forget about the album after Scenery & Fish when Edwin left the group. They drafted a new singer Brian Byrne who had a unique voice. I respected that, they could've just hired an Edwin clone and probably picked up where they left off. This track is off the great Blue Green Orange.

Doug

Weezer - "Take On Me"

Weezer - 'Sweet Dreams"

Dano

The Floozies - "Stuntin'"

Jonny HP

Hawksley Workman - "Winter Bird"

Special Guest Pick(s)!

Riiiiiick

Matisyahu - "King Without A Crown" (live from Stubb's)

Azealia Banks - "212"