1. Talking Heads: “Take Me to the River” (Al Green cover)
2. Alanis Morissette: “Norwegian Wood” (The Beatles cover)
3. Rasputina: “Wish You Were Here” (Pink Floyd cover)
hard rock
Weekly Focus: Powerman 5000, Day Six
Powerman 5000 — “Space Oddity,” from the album Copies, Clones, and Replicants (2011).
Weekly Focus: Powerman 5000, Day Five
Powerman 5000 — “Show Me What You’ve Got,” from the album Somewhere on the Other Side of Nowhere (2009).
Tremonti Announces Release Date For ‘A Dying Machine’ (Teaser)
As I’m sure most of my followers know, I love all things Mark Tremonti. He is just so talented and a humble sweetheart. Ever since I listened to 2012’s All I Was, I have been a huge fan of his side project, Tremonti. It goes without saying that I have been eagerly awaiting the follow-up to Dust (2016) … And the wait is almost over.
This week, the announcement came that the next album, entitled A Dying Machine, will be released on June 8th. You can go here to preorder the record.
The band also shared a teaser of the second track, “From the Sky,” on YouTube.
Track List
1. Bringer Of War
2. From The Sky
3. A Dying Machine
4. Trust
5. Throw Them To The Lions
6. Make It Hurt
7. Traipse
8. The First, The Last
9. A Lot Like Sin
10. The Day When Legions Burned
11. As The Silence Becomes Me
12. Take You With Me
13. Desolation
Weekly Focus: Powerman 5000, Day Four
Powerman 5000 — “Now That’s Rock-n-Roll,” from the album Destroy What You Enjoy (2006).
Weekly Focus: Powerman 5000, Day Three
One of my favorite PM5K songs, from my favorite PM5K album ❤
Powerman 5000 — “Stereotype,” from the album Transform (2003).
Weekly Focus: Powerman 5000, Day Two
Powerman 5000 — “Bombshell,” from the album Anyone For Doomsday? (2001)
Playlist Challenge, Day 323
Almost Kings — “Lit”
Weekly Focus: Powerman 5000, Day One
Powerman 5000 — “Supernova Goes Pop,” from the album Tonight the Stars Revolt! (1999)
Album of the Week: Powerman 5000’s Tonight the Stars Revolt!
I can remember being at CD Exchange when they still had portable CD players set up so customers could sample albums. I decided to give Tonight the Stars Revolt! a shot after reading about PM5K in a magazine. I loved it, and that led to me being quite the Powerman 5000 fan for a while.
