dam it's late

“Blaggards’ debut Standards (NFA) is aptly named yet downplays their wonderfully exuberant, irreverent approach to well-known tunes such as “Foggy Dew” and “Rocky Road to Dublin.” Thoroughly irresistible, the Houston quartet joins the ranks of kilt-wearing, ass-kicking Irish rockers willing to cross genres to get their point across, as on the fiddle-driven medley of “Folsom Prison Blues” and ever-moving “Fields of Athenry.” Ten tunes leave the listener dying for more, like a pint of Guinness that’s been shorted with too much foam.” MARGARET MOSER for the Austin Chronicle

Foggy Dew

My cover of Sabaton's Resist and Bite. :)
No copyright infringement intended! :D

Sabaton - Resist and Bite (Guitar Cover)

Gangrene

Scarborough Fair

Streaming Links: https://artists.landr.com/055905505495

Lyrics:

Silent night? Not tonight!
Let the sleigh bells chime, and the breakdowns bite!

The lights are up, the snow is falling,
The malls are packed, the chaos calling.
Stockings hung with too much flair,
Jingle bells in distorted air!

Wrapping paper, bows, and tape…
Oh no! The scissors made their escape!

Deck the halls… with double kicks,
Fa-la-la-la… let’s crank those riffs!
Hang the tinsel… shred the sleigh,
This holiday’s… for headbanging today!

Eggnog’s poured, the fire’s lit,
The cat’s in the tree… throwing a fit.
Sweaters ugly, socks too tight,
But the pit’s alive… on Christmas night!

Reindeer hooves and metal grooves,
Mistletoe under a wall of doom.
Carolers scream, a guttural hymn,
Tidings of cheer… now let’s dive in!

Deck the halls… with double kicks,
Fa-la-la-la… let’s crank those riffs!
Hang the tinsel… shred the sleigh,
This holiday’s… for headbanging today!

You hear those sleigh bells? That’s the sound of chaos.
The tree is tipping… the lights are dimming…
Santa’s screaming… LET’S GO!

Shred the sleigh!
Light the night!
Bang your head…
‘Til the snow turns white!

Deck the halls… with double kicks,
Fa-la-la-la… let’s crank those riffs!
Hang the tinsel… shred the sleigh,
This holiday’s… for headbanging today!

Silent night… now done, all right.
Bang your heads… in holiday delight.

This Holiday's For Headbanging

A couple days ago, breaking benjamin released their album "Dark Before Dawn" a week early to iTunes radio for streaming. After listening to it all the way through I fell in love with the entire album. But one song stuck out to me a bit more than the others, and that was "The Great Divide". I loved it and thought it would make a great song for an acoustic version, so I immediately started learning it and putting together the cover. It took about a day or so, but here it is! I hope you guys like it. 
Let me know what you think. Comment, favorite, follow whatever! 

~ Jeremy

All instruments and vocals were recorded, mixed, and mastered by myself. 

Dark Before Dawn comes out June 23rd.


- I own no rights to the original version of this song. The writing and composing was done by Ben Burnley of breaking benjamin. I am only responsible for the adaptation heard in this video.

The Great Divide ~ Acoustic breaking benjamin

Porno Star

Porno Star (Demo)

The Quantum Enigma

Natural Corruption

Mrs. McGrath

Neurotech - The Cyber Waltz

The Boston States

Master of My Fate

Everyone has a story to tell about The Stanfields – if you don’t, give it time. Inciting mosh pits and still making Mom proud, The Stanfields attract fans of all classes and creeds with their rhythm-fueled hard rock laced with traditional roots sounds. There are no glamorous motives – just five working class Canadians with an honest desire to entertain. The band's first acoustic project, For King and Country, released in Canada on GroundSwell/Warner and in Germany on Rookie Records in October 2013. Stanfields frontman and lead writer, Jon Landry explains:
"There was no motive to write For King and Country other than trying to challenge ourselves. As songwriters, we always have an axe to grind in terms of lyrical expression. That will never change. Our world is too fucked up to let things slide. Rest assured to the initiated, we will continually attempt to peel the paint off the walls of your local tavern, legion, youth centre or arena. We haven't gone soft. In fact, I think we went harder.”

Mrs. McGrath

The Stanfields

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