The takeaway is that being pro-life is a very profitable enterprise until it isn’t, then it’s just another liability to the bottom line that needs to be stripped away. This is what it looks like to serve greed

There are better Green Day songs but if this is the one that you vibe with then rock on

Cash every time. He owned the song so hard it has made Trent Reznor impressed and a little jealous

She was the lead singer of a band called Flyleaf, their self titled and second album are worth putting on at least once.

Great music is honestly everywhere, for the longest time I shunned country music as not for me until I heard her. Gave me appreciation for entire genre that I now enjoy

It’s been cool being exposed to such great new music on a near constant basis

To appreciate this body of work is to understand the progression of a subset of music. The Shape of Punk to Come indeed

Out of this world! Drips so much funk you could scoop and eat it with chips on the side

Truly encapsulates my experience in exploring the genre. To be fair though once you start diving into the random alternative side of any music there’s a chance you could end up in a dark corner with killer beats. Happened to me the other day when I sat down and really analyzed the lyrics to a band I liked in my youth only to realize they were overtly militaristic and religious in nature.

Rise Against -Anyway You Want It (Journey Cover)

Thrice -Helter Skelter (Beatles cover)

Me First and The Gimme Gimmes -Karma Chameleon (Culture Club cover)

Johnny Cash -Hurt (Nine Inch Nails cover)

Bayside -Call Me (Blondie cover)

In This Moment -In The Air Tonight (Phil Collins cover)

Disturbed -Land of Confusion (Genesis cover)

The HU -Sad But True (Metallica cover)

Stand Atlantic -Your Graduation (Modern Baseball cover)

Silverstein -Go Your Own Way (Fleetwood Mac cover)

Could keep going but this is good for now

Queen -All Dead, All Dead

Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park came out when I was 10, it would be hard for me to choose just one song off that album to love. I owe a lot of my musical tastes to that record and without it I would not be the same person

17 Crimes -AFI

25 or 6 to 4 -Chicago

Honestly only discovered them in the past couple of years, so much time to make up for

Silverstein -In Silent Seas We Drown

Baha Men -Holla

Idea for one of your daily posts

Which song brings you back to the place you first heard it

Interesting piece, not the easiest listening but the visuals really helped tie it together. I especially liked the hoods they were wearing, reminded me of art by René Margritte. I can however fully appreciate a powerful and raw voice and this has it in spades

This track really brings back the memories

Big D and the Kids Table -Shining On