Theory of a Deadman — “No Surprise,” from the album Gasoline (2005).
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Weekly Focus: Theory of a Deadman, Day One
Theory of a Deadman — “Invisible Man,” from the self-titled debut album (2002).
Album of the Week: Theory of a Deadman’s Wake Up Call
I’ve always liked Theory of a Deadman. Despite Wake Up Call having a more pop-oriented sound, I am a big fan of this album.
Playlist Challenge, Day 548
Slipknot — “Snuff”
Playlist Challenge, Day 546
Slipknot — “Pulse of the Maggots”
Playlist Challenge, Day 545
Slipknot — “Vermilion Pt. 2”
Playlist Challenge, Day 543
Slash ft. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators — “World on Fire”
Playlist Challenge, Day 542
Sköld vs. KMFDM — “A Common Enemy”
Playlist Challenge, Day 541
Sköld ft. En Esch — “1989”
Album of the Week: Sixx AM’s The Heroin Diaries
Confession: I prefer Sixx A.M. over Mötley Crüe… And “Life is Beautiful” is just such a wonderful song (and sentiment). Those are good enough reasons to choose The Heroin Diaries as my album of the week, right? 🙂
