WAITING FOR A GIRL LIKE YOU (Foreigner)

I "FOREIGNER" sono un gruppo hard rock nato a New York nel 1976 e divenuto famoso negli anni ottanta grazie a canzoni come "WAITING FOR A GIRL LIKE YOU", "Urgent" e "I Want to Know What Love Is". Nel corso della loro lunga carriera hanno venduto oltre 70 milioni di album. La band fu fondata dall'inglese Mick Jones, già nei Nero and the Gladiators, Spooky Tooth e The Leslie West Band, che nel 1976 conobbe Ian McDonald, ex membro dei King Crimson, con il quale formò il gruppo assieme a Lou Gramm, Dennis Elliott, Al Greenwood e Ed Gagliardi. L'omonimo primo album del sestetto, uscito nel 1977, vendette più di quattro milioni di copie negli Stati Uniti e rimase nella Top 20 per un anno con diverse hits, quali Feels Like the First Time, Cold as Ice e Long Long Way From Home. Nel 1980 Greenwood e Gagliardi lasciarono la band per aggregarsi agli Spys e dunque i Foreigner divennero un quintetto con l'entrata del bassista Rick Willis. Greenwood nel 1984/85 diventerà tastierista d! ella band di Joe Lynn Turner per registrare Rescue You. Il quarto album dei Foreigner, "4", contiene hit leggendarie come "Waiting for a Girl Like You", "Urgent" e "Jukebox Hero". Il successivo album, Agent Provocateur, realizzato nel 1984 conteneva l'unica canzone del gruppo che giunse al primo posto nelle chart, "I Want to Know What Love Is".

Slash & Friends featuring Ozzy - Avalon 2009 (LAYN benefit concert)

SLASH brought together the best and brightest rock n' roll stars of the past four decades for the most riff-tastic benefit show ever. There's nothing quite like watching him and Dave Navarro rip through Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song," volleying the classic riff back and forth with a new vibrancy. SLASH infused the solo with gritty gutter blues, and the entire crowd was mesmerized by the six-string God. During Thin Lizzy's "Jailbreak," Tom Morello tore through a scratchy lead that gave the song a hip hop fire and a spacey tone. Morello, Navarro and SLASH complimented each other perfectly with each and every solo and riff brandishing its player's own signature. Wolfmother's "Mother" had a deadly Black Sabbath-style stomp. Vocalist Andrew Stockdale gave a fiery performance worthy of the legends he shared the stage with, and SLASH laid down a furious lead mid-song. During Zeppelin's "Tangerine," SLASH donned a double neck and instantly transported the crowd back to the '70s. Ho! wever, the standout with Stockdale was he and SLASH's original cut, "By the Sword," from SLASH's forthcoming solo album. Smoky, ominous and psychedelic, the opening riff proved to be one of SLASH's best. It's melancholy yet strangely energetic, and Stockdale's howl felt divinely otherworldlyâ€"a new classic. Linkin Park and Dead By Sunrise mainman Chester Bennington gave "Good Times, Bad Times" a serious gusto that even Robert Plant couldn't conjure. Chester's got a classic old school rock n' roll edge ...

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Lullaby of hate, Skeletal Family

You've got murder in your eyes and although I sympathise I can't condone what you have done. There's no more I can say. You know full well that words can kill, yet still you carry on Can't you stop your cruel vendetta Don't you know you're wrong. So sing to me my sweetheart. Your lullaby of hate. Let me sleep, my bitter dreams memories of you The one thing I despise is that which you most prize The total control and fear you need to simply carry on. Can't you try another way Can you give me any hope Is it too late for redemption, then sing to me again.

Wearing Pajamas in Class: Ana's Not Buying It!

College Fashion tips from TYT University: Isa lays down some basic rules for clothing in college... basically, quit with the pajamas in class. Make a good impression, both with the opposite sex and your professors - dress like an adult! Ana Kasparian and John Iadarola break it all down. Are you for or against pajamas as a college fashion staple? Should college bros raise their fashion game? Do professors really care? Let us know!