With a recent win at the Grammy Awards for Album of the Year, the Arcade Fire are riding high and the internet seems to be abuzz with an unprecedented amount of interest in the band. What better time than now to highlight the Top 10 Arcade Fire songs?! These choices are purely the opinion of WatchMojo’s music expert, but if you disagree with them then you could not be more wrong. Our Kevin always knew that Arcade Fire was one of the best bands ever (notice his number one album pick), and it’s nice to see them getting the respect and attention they deserve on such a grand scale. continue reading...
1. Eminem Feat. Elton John – “Stan” (2001)
2. Ricky Martin – “The Cup of Life” (1999)
3. Jennifer Lopez’s Infamous Green Dress (2000)
4. Yoko Ono’s Salute To John Lennon (1982)
5. Michael Jackson – “Thriller” (1984)
6. Melissa Etheridge and Joss Stone – “Piece of my Heart” (2005)
7. Helen Reddy (1973)
8. Michael Jackson – “Man in the Mirror” (1988) If
9. Jennifer Hudson – “You Pulled Me Through” (2009)
10. Milli Vanilli (1990) continue reading...
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Wow, this is what Hip Hop has come to? Talking shit about the Grammy’s and how they’re lame? I’m pretty sure it’s common knowledge that the Grammy’s are the lamest thing on the planet and horrible artists generally get nominated and win every single year. 50 Cent thinks the Grammy’s are a joke… nice. Read more about this from MSN below and watch him storm the stage when he didn’t win in 2004:
Rapper 50 Cent “couldn’t care less” about the Grammy Awards - because artists whose record companies spend money on the ceremony will be the ones who take home the trophies. continue reading...
Foo Fighters continue to impress with their live show. Nice touch with the orchestra: continue reading...
Here are the Major category winners from last nights Grammy Awards (winners in Bold):
Record Of The Year
(Award to the Artist and to the Producer(s), Recording Engineer(s) and/or Mixer(s), if other than the artist.) continue reading...
Rock and Roll started with the Blues. The Blues has influenced and inspired rock artists through the years. Kenny Wayne Shepherd, a Blues star in his own right, traveled the south with a documentary film crew and a portable recording studio to capture several veteran blues players on their home turf. The resulting album and film, 10 Days Out: Blues from the Backroads, has been nominated for two Grammy Awards (Best Traditional Blues Album and Best Long Form Music Video) and is touted as “…a blues fan’s dream…” The album and film features Blues greats; B.B. King, Etta Baker, Gatemouth Brown, and many others whose music has shaped today’s music culture. continue reading...
