They say you killed a man for walking the wrong side of the line
I have nothing to say, except today was a blissful day and today's entry is nothing more than Bonus Songs!
It was here, the introduction to Defender by Manowar that I learned Orson Welles had the voice of a god. Those of you who have seen the Transformers movie will say, "Well, yeah." Those of you who have seen the Transformers movie and didn't know he was the voice of Unicron will wait until the end of this sentence to say, "Well, yeah." The rest of the song is generic fantasy metal, still awesome, but Orson Motherfuckin' Welles steals the show here.
Found this on one of my prog rock kicks, recommended to me by a large amount of Rush in my library. I am definitely digging Uriah Heep, but Blind Eye in particular has stuck in my head.
I think this is the last song I'm pulling from Rock Band 3. 25 or 6 to 4, by Chicago!
A special mention goes to Sing, by The Dresden Dolls, which was originally going to take Chicago's place here, except all I could find on Youtube were covers, censored versions, or alternate cuts. Boo hiss.
Click to viewIt was here, the introduction to Defender by Manowar that I learned Orson Welles had the voice of a god. Those of you who have seen the Transformers movie will say, "Well, yeah." Those of you who have seen the Transformers movie and didn't know he was the voice of Unicron will wait until the end of this sentence to say, "Well, yeah." The rest of the song is generic fantasy metal, still awesome, but Orson Motherfuckin' Welles steals the show here.
Found this on one of my prog rock kicks, recommended to me by a large amount of Rush in my library. I am definitely digging Uriah Heep, but Blind Eye in particular has stuck in my head.
I think this is the last song I'm pulling from Rock Band 3. 25 or 6 to 4, by Chicago!
A special mention goes to Sing, by The Dresden Dolls, which was originally going to take Chicago's place here, except all I could find on Youtube were covers, censored versions, or alternate cuts. Boo hiss.