lyrics reviews and song meanings
After reviewing John Denver’s timeless love classic “Annie’s Song,” we circle back to yet another beautiful masterpiece by the maestro, “Take Me Home, Country Roads.” This song, also known as “Country Roads,” dates back to April 12, 1971, when it was first released as a single from ‘Poems, Prayers & Promises’ album by John Denver….
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One of the most famous musical beats in history is the into from this timeless classic known as “Africa” by the band Toto. Released initially on April 8, 1982, this song has survived almost four decades and is still gaining some serious momentum today in 2019. There are a lot of stories that make this…
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There are a few songs in the modern history of music that have defined an artist, their career, and their legacy. Eminem’s “Rap God” single had that effect on him. In this article, we dig deep into the making of the infamous “Rap God” single and the legacy it built. “Rap God” was released as…
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Sir Elton Hercules John is a musician of impeccable talent. However, it comes as a surprise to hear that this British legend endured 22 studio albums to produce his first #1 hit in the UK-“Sacrifice.” Released as the second single off of his 22nd studio album ‘Sleeping with the Past,’ “Sacrifice” became one of Elton…
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“Fat Bottomed Girls” is a single by the British Rock band Queen from their 1978 album ‘Jazz.’ The song goes on to prove the versatility of Queen in adjusting to very complicated songs such as “Bohemian Rhapsody” to very simple songs such as “You’re My Best Friend” to romantic anthems such as “Love of My…
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For most Queen fans, the above hand gesture is not something new. This animated gif shows two hands banging twice on a surface followed by a clap, and this continues at a 4×4 beat. For veteran Queen fans, this animation would automatically resonate those iconic drum beats in their heads. Welcome to “We Will Rock…
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The eternal British Rock band Queen became one of the best live entertainers in the game courtesy of songs like “Hammer to Fall.” The fast-paced and high-energy songs and performances, matched with the lead singer Freddie Mercury’s charm was undisputable. “Hammer to Fall” is the fourth and final single off of the 1984 album ‘The…
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Queen’s highly acclaimed album ‘A Night at the Opera’ showed signs of a new genre of music opening up for the British rock band. They were venturing into pop-rock and progressive rock, as opposed to their initial hard rock sound. The album that followed was the fifth in Queen’s arsenal and titled ‘A Day at…
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Pink Floyd revolutionized rock music with their clever lyricism and experimental music. Amongst the English band’s extensive discography, ‘The Wall’ album from 1979 takes a special place as one of their most imaginative albums ever. The mammoth album was released as a ‘double album’ with 26 songs. “Another Brick in the Wall” appears in three…
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The undying Queen band has produced some iconic songs which have defied the laws of time. From the ’70s to the ’80s, Queen ruled the international Rock/Pop/Soul arena and their influence is still felt to-date. The recent Queen biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody‘ re-ignited a passion for classic hits and today we have “Another One Bites the…
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