That's the path Shinedown followed with 'Enemies,' an in-your-face confessional between warring sides. Not only does the track rock, but there's a certain amount of swing brought to the track by drummer Barry Kerch as well. This one's great to get your blood boiling. Supposedly, Shinedown themselves weren't very big fans of this tune, the appropriately titled second single from 'Sound of Madness,' when they first wrote it.
Luckily, they gave the track a -- wait for it -- second chance, as it ended up being their biggest hit to date, a platinum selling smash that reached the charts on a wide variety of radio station formats. Shinedown sing of a drug addict looking for salvation on this, the first single from their sophomore album 'Us and Them.
Shinedown breaks out their best Metallica impression on this riff-heavy slice of metal, which served as the title track to their third album. Lead singer Brent Smith, in particular, drops his voice down a notch and adds some menace, sounding eerily like James Hetfield as he calls out self-pitying so called "rebels" who really are just avoiding responsibility.
I hope this helps. The 45 RPM single came out in March; the album that featured the song Tommy followed two months later. I'd agree with the list above but id like to also add "the crow and the butterfly" "45" and most definitely "sound of madness".
The Sharpees, in As of the year of birth would be No Justin Bieber is not a 45 year old midget. Log in. Study now. See Answer. Best Answer. Study guides. Q: In what year did Shinedown release the song 45? Write your answer Related questions. She enters a ballroom where Shinedown are performing, and live shots of the band are intercut with scenes of the woman holding hands with her late husband and the couple frolicking through a field with their child. Latter shots depict the couple fighting, making up and the woman sitting in the shower looking utterly dejected.
One of the last scenes implies her husband was killed in the military and she is doing her best to overcome her grief. As the upbeat chorus of the song kicks in for the last time, her dress comes off and she jumps into a deep pool, metaphorically cleansing herself from her pain -- at least while the song still plays. He called me up and he was doing his record. He had a lot of songwriters he was working with. I had about two days.
I was actually on the middle of the bus and tour at that time but I had two days off. I was in my home in Winter Springs, Florida and he called me up. He was calling me that day because they were doing spots in Los Angeles for it and they were having him sing it like five, six different times. I thought… they ragged him because I know how that stuff works. They ragged him pretty hard during that day… not ragged him but ragged his voice out.
To be constantly… doing it all day long and then have to do it live, I thought he did a phenomenal job. But I thought he did a great job and I was extremely honored that he even picked the song to do.
So, I was very proud of him. Has Shinedown recorded and released any other cover songs? You can find that pretty much anywhere. It was like a tribute to them. What it was; was the night before well actually it was a couple nights before we were on the road with 3 Doors Down.
And then a couple of days later we were in Boston with 3 Doors Down. But I was honored to do the song. But, you know, we retired the song. I think it was a few years back. They wanted us to do a cover song, not a cover song but they wanted us to do a Christmas song. So I chose to do that one and I hope people like it. So, I thought you guys did a good job. I appreciate it! You know it seems to be doing really, really well. Well I got two more questions.
Well does Shinedown ever respond back to their fans on their web site and MySpace page? I would have to say that Eric Bass and Nick and Zach are probably the most up to date on all of that stuff. I mean Eric had like 1, friends on his MySpace before he joined Shinedown and now he has something ridiculous like and something thousand fans.
But of course we do. Well final question. So, it really depends on them. But I think that finally for the first time in my life I opened up a door that I was afraid to open up lyrically about the way I felt about a lot of things and I think people identify with it. You know, all I can do is say that I am extremely blessed to do what I do. As long as they continue to show up to shows and they want to be a part of Shinedown, you know, who knows how many records it will sell.
Well thanks a lot Brent. Thank you so much for your time and I hope you have a wonderful day! All right dude! Talk to you later man!
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