Music of the Week (38)

Ryan Adams - Gimme Something Good

Volbeat - Dead But Rising

Buckcherry - Say Fuck It

Richie Kotzen - Doin' What The Devil Says To Do

Ace Frehley - Space Invader

Survivor - Man Against The World

Ruby Tuesday - The Rolling Stones

An incredible song I just happened to come across. For some reason I've never heard it before and now I can't get it out of my head. Pure quality. And if that wasn't enough, there's also a cover version made by the Scorpions which is just as good (if not better). Great lyrics too!

She would never say where she came from

Yesterday don't matter if it's gone

While the sun is bright

Or in the darkest night

No one knows, she comes and goes

Goodbye Ruby Tuesday

Who could hang a name on you?
When you change with every new day
Still I'm gonna miss you

Don't question why she needs to be so free

She'll tell you it's the only way to be

She just can't be chained

To a life where nothings gained

And nothings lost, at such a cost

Goodbye Ruby Tuesday

Who could hang a name on you?

When you change with every new day

Still I'm gonna miss you

"There's no time to lose", I heard her say

Catch your dreams before they slip away

Dying all the time

Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind

Ain't life unkind?

Goodbye Ruby Tuesday

Who could hang a name on you?

When you change with every new day

Still I'm gonna miss you

Goodbye Ruby Tuesday

Who could hang a name on you?

When you change with every new day

Still I'm gonna miss you

(lyrics: Jagger/Richards)

The perfect work-out mix

The locker room:

Resist and Bite - Sabaton

Creatures of the Night (live) - Kiss

Inferno - HEAT

Warm-up:

Black John - Stone Sour

Dead But Rising - Volbeat

Double Nature - Mustasch

Lifting weights:

Primo Victoria - Sabaton

Deuce (live) - Kiss

Pool of Booze, Booze, Booza (live) - Volbeat

Where The Dead Ships Dwell - In Flames

Hector's Hymn - Hammerfall

Ghost Division - Sabaton

Ten Thousand Fists - Disturbed

Fear Is The Weakness - In Flames

A Warrior's Call - Volbeat

Attero Dominatus - Sabaton

Absolute Zero - Stone Sour

Deliver Us - In Flames

Stricken - Disturbed

Afterlife - Avenged Sevenfold

The Quiet Place - In Flames

Warrior - Disturbed

Into the Light - Papa Roach

The abs:

Departed - The Treatment

No Way Back - Foo Fighters

D***k, F**k, F***t - The Treatment

Satellite - Rise Against

I Bleed Rock + Roll - The Treatment

Say Fuck It - Buckcherry

The Doctor - The Treatment

Going home:

Had Enough - Danko Jones

Carolus Rex - Sabaton

Man Against The World - Survivor

Follow this playlist on Spotify: (http://open.spotify.com/user/adam_trevik/playlist/3ms5heCQyLP1ouAuDObCQd)

Amazing celebrity guest performances

Sting feat. Robert Downey Jr - Driven To Tears

Bruce Springsteen feat. Paul McCartney - I Saw Her Standing There & Twist and Shout

Sting feat. Lady GaGa - King of Pain

Eddie Vedder feat. Johnny Depp - Society

Lady Gaga feat. Brian May - You And I

(Dave Grohl's reaction at 3:01 is hilarious)

Music of the Week (19)

Songs That She Sang In The Shower - Jason Isbell

The Heart - NeedToBreathe

Sunny - Giuliano Palma & The Bluebeaters

Everyday Is Like Sunday - Morrissey

Love Is Easy - McFly

Queen of California - John Mayer

H.E.A.T - Tearing Down The Walls

New album from H.E.A.T recently arrived to the melodic rock genre! This rocking band from Sweden plays contemporary melodic rock with some influence from the 80's.

Tearing Down The Walls delivers powerful and energetic melodic rock with amazing vocals. The singer Erik Gronwall really has an incredible range and power which is apparent throughout the album.

Album starter Point Of No Return is obvious, because when listening to it there is no return because now you want to hear the rest of the album. Next follows the strong single A Shot At Redemption, the highpoint of the album together with the amazing track Mannequin Show. 

Inferno is probably the heaviest track on the album, with aggressive and powerful vocals and lyrics. The song shows a tougher sound and can surely be a great live song. Emergency is another one that needs to be mentioned as well, classic melodic rock!

A Shot At Redemption

Mannequin Show (live)

Inferno

Edguy - Space Police: Defenders of the Crown

Edguy has just released a new album! The title is Space Police: Defenders of the Crown. This is a title that represents the Edguy spirit very well, a bit tongue-in-cheek and fun...

This Edguy spirit I'm talking about is about having a good time with some good old heavy metal, it's about having fun, goofing around and not taking yourself too seriously. This album delivers precisely that! A bunch of high quality, fun, accessible heavy metal songs with powerful guitars and big choruses.

The album starts off hard with Sabre & Torch to set the tone for the album. The title track Space Police follows and here we go! As soon as we reach the first chorus I'm smiling like a f*cking retard at how good fun it is! I also have to mention Love Tyger, a straight forward heavy metal glam bomb that takes me back in time to the 80's. More contemporary sounding is Do Me Like A Caveman with it's amazing bass-line, another truly fantastic not-so-serious-but-still-metal track...

A great album, certainly among the best Edguy has ever done. It deserves all the praise it can get, which I hope it does, which in turn will annoy a lot of people that take both themselves and their music way too seriously. This album will put a big stupid smile on your face, which is what it's all about! Tobias Sammet has done it again...

Sabre & Torch (video)

Love Tyger (video)