| | Halloween Hootenanny CD (2 Customer Reviews)
Rob Zombie has scored the perfect soundtrack for hip Halloween parties. Calling upon various surf and psychobilly acts like los Straitjackets, Reverend Horton Heat, and Rocket From the Crypt, Zombie has obviously invested great enthusiasm into this project, as have all the participants -- and it's even suitable for children! Highlights include Zacherele with Southern Culture on the Skids performing the (John Fogerty!) cover "Sinister Purpose," and Deadbolt's "Psychic Voodoo Doll." Great fun. ~ Andy Hinds
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Byword is a melodically guitar-driven Christian rock band out of Northern Idaho. Front-man Elliot Stone expresses the band's heart in saying that, "During our performances, we have a limited amount of time. In that time we have volumes we wish to communicate, that there is a God, a purpose, a hope, a peace, and a forgiveness that can be found in this rough world. Every moment that God is able to speak through us and communicate those truths is a precious gift. Wherever we are, whether it's meeting with thousands or with one, what matters is that people have a chance to experience God." Comprised of Stone as well as Neil Young, and Brent Ragan, Byword strives to remind its listener that Jesus Christ is the answer for all in life. Jesus spoke in ways that were profound and relevant, using simple language. Whether a devoted follower or a first time listener was tuning in, the truth of God reached people of all occupations and backgrounds. In a similar manner, Byword desires these truths to come through their music and touch a diverse audience. "Our heart goes out to all those who are looking for something better, those who know that there is something deeper in life," says Stone. The song "Gravity" captures this passion when it describes a person who questions the presence of God in the world. He wonders, "can I find peace in what I think gain?" After a lot of "calculation", the individual ...
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When SONIC BOOM was released, it had been over a decade since the last Kiss studio album, so expectations were understandably high. In addition, the intervening period had seen the band fire two of its founding members for the second time, only to replace them with sidemen wearing Ace Frehley and Peter Criss's iconic makeup. Luckily, the new additions, unlike some of Kiss's "un-masked years" members, have a good feel for classic Kiss. That fact, matched with Paul Stanley's assumption of production duties, makes SONIC BOOM one of the most consistent and thoroughly Kiss-sounding albums since the group's `70s heyday. That said, the New York City unit manages to branch out a bit; alongside very ROCK & ROLL OVER/LOVE GUN-esque tracks such as the Gene Simmons-sung rockers "Yes I Know (Nobody's Perfect)" and "Russian Roulette," sit ambitious pieces such as "Stand," which employs a Motown-influenced chorus melody, sophisticated arrangement, and Beach Boys-style harmonies, and "All For the Glory" and "Lightning Strikes," which are vocal showcases from new guys Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer (respectively). Interestingly, both Singer's rasp and Thayer's slightly off-kilter delivery are highly reminiscent of their famous predecessors, which further contributes to the album's distinct Kiss-ness. Overall, though the record doesn't pack quite the same lean, mean, gritty punch as early classics like DESTROYER or KISS (or Ace Frehley's own 2009 album ANOMALY), it is a clear return to the sound of archetypal Kiss.
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