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Voce PENSA que nao conhece esse cara - mas se curte um minimo de tattoo ou ja pesquisou alguma pela internet, sem duvida tropecou no trampo sinistro de DEN YAKOVLEV. Esse russo ja figura no panteao dos grandes rabiscadores da atualidade, e abaixo voce confere uma pequena amostra do motivo.musica para reflexao: "Siberian Vacations", do WILD DOGS. nao porque hoje e dia dele...MAS ... justamente porque TODO DIA, SANTO OU NAO, E DIA DE ROCK AND ROLL!!! ...tanto faz o motivo.....este pais ta parado mesmo...musica para reflexao: "Insulin" do Crystal Castles. Lemmy cantou ENTER SANDMAN do Metallica, mas nunca chegou a gravar um clip.Imagem nao e nada - MOTORHEAD e tudo - entao passe seu feriado ouvindo esse petardao dos principes do Thrash na voz do Rei.Because Lemmy is fucking god! Esta materia foi chupada do site pastormattblog.comTente descobrir se procede. Melhor ainda, tente descobrir o PORQUE de termos republicado...Dicas? "Changes aren't permanent...but change is..."100. Grand Designs by Rush. It is only fitting to kick off this countdown with one of many, many Rush cuts.99. Edge of Thorns by Savatage. Why Jon Oliva is not a household name is a mystery to me.98. The Phantom of the Opera by Iron Maiden. The first of many Maiden songs and the only DAnno track to make the cut.97. The Analog Kid by Rush. What is this song about? I dont know but I love it.96. Watching Over Me by Iced Earth. A great song and the first of many on this list by this under rated band.95. On the Backs of Angels by Dream Theater. I was skeptical about DTs ability to move forward without Portnoy but this is a great track!94. Operation: Mindcrime by Queensryche. The first of many cuts from the seminal concept album.93. Fear of the Dark by Iron Maiden. A great track about paranoia.92. Closer to the Heart by Rush. My 2nd favorite Rush ballad and one aimed right at...governments?91. lenfant sauvage by Gojira. I have just started to get into Gojira as they move in to a more prog than death metal direction and I dig this track.90. The Apparition by Fates Warning. I was never a huge Fates Warning fan but this is a standout track.89. The Evil that Men Do by Iron Maiden. My favorite track from Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. A song about the longevity of evil deeds.88. Passive by Perfect Circle. A song about the failure to resuscitate someone via CPR? I dont know but its awesome.87. La Villa Strangiato by Rush. Vinny Paul swears you are not a real drummer until you can pull off this instrumental gem from Neal and the boys.86. March of Mephisto by Kamelot. I had always assumed this band was European but they are actually from Florida. I love their duets even with black metal artists.85. A Mad Russians Christmas by Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Ive never seen TSO in concert but, Lord willing, will rectify that this fall.84. Dogman by Kings X. The first but not last song by the Texas based power trio.83. Force Ten by Rush.
According to Geddy Lee it is about facing barriers. I dont know but I love it!82. Flight of Icarus by Iron Maiden. We proggies like our mythology and no one rocks them out better than Maiden.81. The Pot by Tool. A song about drug culture in America. This wont be the last Tool song on this list by a long shot!80. Serpents Kiss by Symphony X. My favorite cut from this prog rock band from Jersey. This wont be the last song on this list with this title.79. Carnies by Rush. A great track from a great new album. Some time the angels punish us by answering our prayersgreat line.78. Dantes Inferno by Iced Earth. A song about the poem...hey, at least we geeks are well read.77. H by Tool. I always thought this song was about God but I tracked down an interview where Maynard stated that it is about the abuse he suffered as a child.76. Wither by Dream Theater. A great power ballad about writers block.75. Where Eagles Dare by Iron Maiden. A song based on the 1968 Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood WWII flick. Awesome.74. The Haunting by Kamelot. A great duet about still being in love with a person that is gone.73. Lateralus by Tool. I have no idea what this song is about but I cant stop listening to it.72. My Name Is Mud by Primus. Is there any way to explain Primus?71. Red Barchetta by Rush. A song about a farmer who owns a Ferrari in secret after cars have been outlawedonly Neal Peart!70. Its Love by Kings X. A very Beatles inspired track.69. Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Iron Maiden. Only Steve Harris would push a song about an ancient poem by Coleridge!68. Jambi by Tool. Many read a lot into this song until Danny Carey spilled the beans that its about the show Pee Wees Playhouse!67. Constant Motion by Dream Theater. A song about mental illness that was a big hit on Headbangers Ball on MTV2.66. Suite Sister Mary by Queensryche. A song about a female prostitute masquerading as a nun but targeted for assassination. Man, I love Operation: Mindcrime!65. The Outsider by A Perfect Circle. A song about a person who claims to be suicidal but may just be looking for attention? Maybe.64. The Wreckers by Rush. The song that has quickly become my favorite from the new (and amazing) album Clockwork Angels.63. Die With Your Boots On by Iron Maiden. The title says it all.62. Forsaken by Dream Theater. I love the video to this track but is apparently about vampires. Hmm.61. Parabola by Tool. A prog song about math...why not.60. Oblivion by Mastodon. Is the band prog? There is certainly a strong streak in their recent music and this one may have kicked it off. Written under the influence of pain killers after nearly dying from a brain injury, it is more of a laid back tune written about an out of body experience.59. The Wages of Sin by Theocracy. Another great piece of writing and musicianship from a
great band. If youve never heard them, check them out now.58. Blue by A Perfect Circle. A track about those who refuse to accept the truth no matter what. Another brilliant cut from Maynard.57. Black Flag by Kings X. I have no idea what this song is about but every time I hear it, it stays with me all day long.56. The Prisoner by Iron Maiden. Inspired by the British TV show and one of Maidens catchiest.55. YYZ by Rush. My favorite Rush instrumental and a lot of fun live. It follows the rhythm of the morse code signature for the Toronto Airport, which means home for the power trio.54. Curl of the Burl by Mastodon. The most straight forward rock song from the Atlanta band and quickly became my favorite from them.53. Jet City Woman by Queensryche. Singer Geoff Tates first wife was flight attendant from Seattle...nuff said.52. The Mirror by Dream Theater. A song supposedly about drummer Mike Portnoys battle with alcoholism.51. Prison Sex by Tool. A powerful song about abuse.50. 30 Pieces of Silver by Theocracy. If you know the New Testament, you get the song. I love Theocracy. Again, check them out...right now...what are you waiting for?49. Stranger in a Strange Land by Iron Maiden. Most Eddie Heads look down on the albumSomewhere in Time but I always liked it and this was my 2nd favorite track from it.48. The Hollow by A Perfect Circle. Supposedly about how sexual desire can overcome a person and rob them of a richer life (see the movie Shame).47. A Passage to Bangkok by Rush. The boys pro-marijuana song...catchy even if I disagree it.46. A Question of Heaven by Iced Earth. My favorite track from the bands homage to Todd McFarlands Spawn.45. Stinkfist by Tool. Is it a crude song about a sex act or is it a metaphor for how modern culture desensitizes us?44. Revolution Calling by Queensryche. In many ways, the true kick off to Operation: Mindcrime and a powerful track!43. The Silent Man by Dream Theater. A great ballad supposedly about the failure of communication between a father and son.42. Over My Head by Kings X. A spiritual song from a band that once identified itself as at least sympathetic to Christianity.41. Wasted Years by Iron Maiden. Another track I loved from Somewhere in Time about the fleeting nature of youth.40. Bravado by Rush. The highlight of Roll The Bones about those who do what has to be done regardless of the personal cost. Geddy Lee has stated that it is one of his favorites.39. People SayGimme Some Hell by Jon Olivas Pain. A side project for the Savatage front man scored with this powerful cut.38. 3 Libras by A Perfect Circle. Maynard has given different explanations for the song in different interviews but I tend to think it is about being overlooked and cast off.37. AEnema by Tool. An ode to late comedian Bill Hicks and his hatred of L.A. and wish that it would fall into the ocean! Can I get an amen?36. Gutter Ballet by Savatage.
A song about the mixed culture of the streets where one can see brutality and grace filled communities side-by-side.35. Empire by Queensryche. A track about the rise in powerful drug gangs. The highest ranking non-Mindcrime cut from Geoff & the boys.34. 2 Minutes to Midnight by Iron Maiden. A song I always thought was about the unleashing of the angel of death in Exodus but, according to Bruce Dickinson, it is about the threat of nuclear war.33. Red Sector A by Rush. A heartbreaking track about the holocaust.30-32. Prophecy Birth of the Wicked and The Coming Curse (The Something Wicked Trilogy by Iced Earth. An epic sci-fi story about the eventual destruction of mankind. I dont listen to it often or otherwise it would have ranked higher.29. I Am by Theocracy. If you know your Bible, the title says it all. A criminally under rated band.28. Judith by A Perfect Circle. Maynard wrote this about his mother who had a stroke but maintained her belief in God.27. Rites of Passage by Dream Theater. A song about secret societies including free masons!26. Sober by Tool. I initially thought this song was about something epic...turns out its about a buddy of the band who was always high!25. Aces High by Iron Maiden. A metal song about a WWII air battle...add a dragon and its the perfect metal song!24. Goldilox by Kings X. I dont know what this song is about but its my favorite cut from the Texas power trio.23. Hall of the Mountain King by Savatage. Who thought the only track about Lord of the Rings would only hit #23...cmon we can do better for Mr. Tolkein, cant we?22. Tears of the Dragon by Bruce Dickinson. When Bruce left Maiden it initially looked like he was headed in a pop metal direction (see Tattooed Millionaire) but he returned home and this was the best of the tracks he produced on his return.21. Subdivisions by Rush. The best of the synth-pop era Rush songs and its about individuality...me thinks you may note a theme in Neil Pearts lyrics.20. Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24 by Trans-Siberian Orchestra. An instrumental medley of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and Carol of the Bells.19. Pull Me Under by Dream Theater. The song that but DT on the map and it is supposedly about Hamlet...who knew?18. Forty-Six & 2 by Tool. A weird but compelling song about genetics...only Maynard would write such a tune.17. Run to the Hills by Iron Maiden. A galloping lament of the treatment of Native Americans with a great chorus.16. Spirit of the Radio by Rush. A track about the power of music and its corruption by the business end of the music business. It doesnt get much better than being at a Rush concert and hearing Alex Lifesons great opening riff hit the amps.15. I Dont Believe in Love by Queensryche. A song about the assassin Nikki trying to convince himself hes not in love with Sister Mary and if you dont know what Im talking about, Im embarrassed for you!14. Believe by Savatage. The concluding
track to the rock opera Streets and it is simple and beautiful.13. Dreaming Neon Black by Nevermore. According to Warren Dane, this foreboding cut is about losing his girlfriend to a cult and never seeing her again.12. Schism by Tool. Supposedly a track about divisions within the churchespecially interesting to a pastor like me.11. The Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden. A song about a nightmare that bassist Steve Harris wrote after watching Damien: The Omen II.10. Limelight by Rush. Neil Peart was aghast when fans began to follow him home! Limelight is his mulling on the strange, mixed blessings of fame.9. Weak and Powerless by A Perfect Circle. A powerful song about drug addiction.8. The Trooper by Iron Maiden. Who other than Iron Maiden could pen a metal classic about the Crimean War.7. Serpents Kiss by Theocracy. A 12-minute reflection on original sin and prayer for redemption. The best prog rock song from the best Christian prog rock band. Amazing.6. A Change of Seasons by Dream Theater. A twenty-three minute classic that reflects on life and death. Dream Theaters magnum opus...and thats saying something.5. 2112 by Rush. Speaking of twenty-minute epics, 2112 is THE long song masterpiece spinning a tale of a future theocracy that has outlawed music and a new guitarist who leads a rebellion. Awesome (and my sons favorite).4. Eyes of a Stranger by Queensryche. The best song off the best hard rock concept album ever made.3. Vicarious by Tool. A fierce indictment of the American obsession with reality TV.2. Hallowed Be Thy Name by Iron Maiden. Lets face it, if you are ever sentenced to death by hanging, you will be singing this on you way to the gallows.1. Tom Sawyer by Rush. Neil Peart penned the lyrics to this ode to individualism with Pye Dubois and it is the king of all prog rock songs.
AAAAAAAAAAAAA, chegou a hora............Como voces continuam pedindo as famigeradas "listas" (eu sei, e viciante...), entao vamos logo mexendo no vespeiro. O site Sounds Entertainment publicou sua propria nocao do que seriam as 100 melhores cancoes do Heavy Metal de todos os tempos. E nos perguntamos... SERA?Por isso ja vamos postar ao contrario, comecando pela numero 1. Justamente porque ja discordamos a partir dai..!Mas ai... vai conferindo e dando seus pitacos. E aproveite para ouvir de novo cada uma, so pra ter certeza...1. Hallowed Be Thy Name - Iron Maiden2. War Pigs - Black Sabbath3. Beyond the Realms of Death - Judas Priest4. Iron Man - Black Sabbath5. Master of Puppets - Metallica6. Victim of Changes - Judas Priest7. The Trooper - Iron Maiden8. Ace of Spades - Motorhead9. The Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden10. N.I.B. - Black Sabbath11. You've Got Another Thing Coming - Judas Priest12. Stargazer - Rainbow13. Angel of Death - Slayer14. Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath15. Paranoid - Black Sabbath16. Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Iron Maiden17. One - Metallica18. Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne19. Raining Blood - Slayer20. Fade to Black - Metallica21. Am I Evil? - Diamond Head22. Painkiller - Judas Priest23. Holy Wars... The Punishment Due - Megadeth24. Running With the Devil - Van Halen25. Cemetary Gates - Pantera26. Seek and Destroy - Metallica27. Symptom of the Universe - Black Sabbath28. Welcome to the Jungle - Guns N Roses29. Children of the Grave - Black Sabbath30. 2 Minutes to Midnight - Iron Maiden31. Mr. Crowley - Ozzy Osbourne32. Run to the Hills - Iron Maiden33. Breaking the Law - Judas Priest34. Holy Diver - Dio35. Aces High - Iron Maiden36. Peace Sells - Megadeth37. The Hellion/Electric Eye - Judas Priest38. Queen of the Reich - Queensryche39. Hangar 18 - Megadeth40. Caught in a Mosh - Anthrax41. Take Hold of the Flame - Queensryche42. For Whom the Bell Tolls - Metallica43. Souls of Black - Testament44. Cowboys From Hell - Pantera45. Hell Bent For Leather - Judas Priest46. Powerslave - Iron Maiden47. Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth48. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - Black Sabbath49. Creeping Death - Metallica50. Eyes of a Stranger - Queensryche51. Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath52. Rock and Roll All Night - KISS53. War Ensemble - Slayer54. Revolution Calling - Queensryche55. Into The Void - Black Sabbath56. Tornado of Souls - Megadeth57. Detroit Rock City - KISS58. Panama - Van Halen59. Fear of the Dark - Iron Maiden60. The Four Hoursemen - Metallica61. Diary of a Madman - Ozzy Osbourne62. Fairies Wear Boots - Black Sabbath63. Phantom of the Opera - Iron Maiden64. Rock You Like A Hurricane - Scorpions65. Sweet Leaf - Black Sabbath66. Gates of Babylon - Rainbow67. Rock of Ages - Def Leppard68. Enter Sandman - Metallica69. Halloween - Helloween70. Flying High Again - Ozzy Osbourne71. Indians - Anthrax72. Battery - Metallica73. Living After Midnight - Judas Priest74. I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister75. Jesus Christ Pose - Soundgarden76. Welcome Home - Metallica77. The Divine Wings of Tragedy - Symphony X78. Five Minutes Alone - Pantera79. Rainbow in
the Dark - Dio80. Ivory Gates of Dreams - Fates Warning81. Keeper of the Seven Keys - Helloween82. Electric Funeral - Black Sabbath83. We're Not Gonna Take It - Twisted Sister84. Dante's Inferno - Iced Earth85. Witching Hour - Venom86. Shout at the Devil - Motley Crue87. Wicked World - Black Sabbath88. At War With the Devil - Venom89. Wasted Years - Iron Maiden90. We Are Stars - Hear 'N' Aid91. Fast as a Shark - Accept92. The Last in Line - Dio93. I Am A Viking - Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Rising Force94. Blood of My Enemy - Manowar95. Warriors of the World United - Manowar96. Kill the King - Rainbow97. Metal Health - Quiet Riot98. Black Out - Scorpions99. A Touch of Evil - Judas Priest100. Metropolis Part I - Dream Theaterby: Sounds Entertainment: as 100 melhores musicas do estilo Heavy Metal http://whiplash.net/materias/melhores/218738-ironmaiden.html#ixzz3ai46sGOI
Essa e veridica e me aconteceu recentemente. Nao tenho nada contra o casamento. Mas odeio a tal "cerimonia". Um ritual anacronico e sem sentido, onde gastam os tubos para que a sociedade "presencie a uniao". Todo mundo acha que sua cerimonia vai ser a melhor e mais original (no, it will not)... e que a festa vai ser a mais fodona (depois o povo sai reclamando que a cerva tava quente e o rango frio...).Por isso evito ao maxxxxximo comparecer a essas situacoes constrangedoras e xaropes - e inclua ai meu asco por "roupas sociais"... bleargh!Maaas... as vezes e inevitavel. Convencoes sociais, interesses profissionais, you name it. Tem uma hora que nao da pra escapar - e esta e sobre esse momento que comecou degradante, mas terminou sendo uma das melhores gargalhadas da minha longa vida.e viva a noiva!Senao vejamos...Depois de toda a chatice, o calor e o burburinho dentro da igreja, decorada a precos draconianos cobrados pela curia, comecam as musiquinhas xaropes e aquele povo estranho comeca a desfilar pela passarela do mico. Velhotes com ternos alugados, velhotas maquiadas como prostitutas aposentadas, uma ou outra mulher com vestido de piriguete, aqueles aborrecentes que foram enfiados a forceps em trajes sociais - the works.Eis que entao entra a noiva. Embrulhada naquele vestido branco que nunca se sabe se e o mesmo de todos os outros casamentos na Terra ou nao, ela vem de passinho em passinho ao som de uma musica muito bonita, cantada pelo vozeirao do veterano Chris Isaak. Tudo estaria de acordo com a convencao social, nao fosse um detalhe... A LETRA DA MUSICA!Bom... ninguem havia reparado no titulo: "Wicked Game" - algo como Jogo Perverso, maldoso, malvado.Tomei a liberdade de traduzir a bagaca (o que raramente fazemos aqui) - so para que todos possam rir igualmente - mesmo aqueles que, como os noivos, nao possuem a mais remota ideia do que estao cantando ou escutando:O mundo estava em chamas eninguem podia me salvar, a nao ser voceE estranho o que o desejo faz as pessoas estupidas fazeremEu nunca sonhei que conheceria alguem como voceeu nunca sonhei que perderia alguem como voceNao, eu nao quero me apaixonar(essa garota vai quebrar seu coracao)Nao, eu nao quero me apaixonar(essa garota vai quebrar seu coracao)Por voceQue jogo perverso de se jogar...que me faz sentir desse jeitoQue coisa perversa isso me fazer sonhar com voceQue coisa perversa pra se dizer:que voce nunca se sentiu assimQue coisa maldosa de se fazerque eu sonhe com voceE eu nao quero me apaixonar(essa garota vai quebrar seu coracao)Nao, eu nao quero me apaixonar(essa garota vai quebrar seu coracao)Por voceNao, euNinguem ama ninguemResumindo - quando os pombos foram escolher a fatidica musica com a qual a envergonhada noiva adentraria o recinto sagrado, acharam essa bonitinha e mandaram bala. Nao pediram pra um abencoado que soubesse o minimo de Ingles traduzir, pra descobrirem que a musica fala de DECEPCAO AMOROSA, CORACAO PARTIDO, CONFUNDIR TESAO COM AMOR...etc...Porra gente - a ultima frase da musica e "NOBODY LOVES NO ONE"!!! Wot da fuck?!?Dai o titulo. Enquanto a noiva, segurando aquele choro nervoso
pra nao borrar a maquiagem, desfilava constrangedoramente pela passarela rumo ao seu escolhido, eu ia percebendo aqui e ali um risinho, e a menina do meu lado cantando a musica e chorando. Chorei tambem. Cada vez que ouvia o refrao "EU NAO QUERO ME APAIXONAR POR VOCE", "ESSA GAROTA VAI QUEBRAR SEU CORACAO", chorava engolindo a gargalhada. Ate o momento em que - precisamente cronometrado - a coitada chega perante o noivo e se ouve o ultimo verso: NINGUEM AMA NINGUEM.........(pera um pouco que so de lembrar as lagrimas escorrem...)Entao - se nunca ajudamos voce em nada, que fique pelo menos esta dica: CUIDADO COM A TRILHA SONORA DO SEU CASORIO (funerais tambem merecem atencao redobrada...) e, na duvida, vai no obvio mesmo - as musiquinhas manjadas que tocam em todos os outros. As vezes querer inventar pode ser catastrofico...Finalizo este causo deixando voces com uma versao muito boa dessa musica (que, repito, e muito bonita). Aqui interpretada pelo STONE SOUR, e com a letra original para voce nao achar que eu to inventando... e aos noivos, a felicidade que ambos merecerem...