[Adrian]

"America" is the only tolerable song on the list.

[Nick]

Paula Cole is still alive? Good for her!

[Shane!]

YES!! MCR

[Champ]

I Dont Love you has to be realeased first!!!!.....!!

[Nirvaηa]

OMG Linkin Park!

[Red]

That's probably the first time on record that we have fully agreed on something about Muse. I still can't believe "Invincible" is seeing release here. Completely underwhelming.

(As you can tell, I am mildly disappointed.)

Flyleaf should have a decent hit on their hands with "All Around Me", with all hope.

[MC Steven]

Great to see Kutless releasing a new single.

[Shane!]

Home is the second single? At least on pop, it's already top 50

[JDM]

"Home" is going to pop, "What I Want" to rock.

[Champ]

Home has to be a Future number 1....

[I Got Soul]

****** that Invincible is going to Alt instead of MOTP.

[toxnick]

Yeah Daughtry picked the right single, Home for pop and What I Want for rock.

[Shane!]

Vulnerable - sad song
Brianstorm - awesome song
What I Want - shweet.

[Red]

"Closer" is very nice, reminiscent of Snow Patrol, but more in a Travis kind of way.

And that Muse change might be the smartest thing they've ever done.

[blackbeatxx]

i hope brianstorm grows in the US, its an awesome track!

[TRL Girl]

Originally posted by Lt. Smash

From yesterday's magazine:

Time Won't Let Me Go (The Bravery)
The Bravery's first single from forthcoming sophomore album The Sun and the Moon finds the New York-based quintet ironing out dance-rock creases and embracing a simpler downtempo sound. Frontman Sam Endicott wistfully sings of life's regrets and missed opportunities as his throaty vocals soar and crack between synth-infused guitar riffs. While demonstrating maturity, the song lacks the same gusto and innovation prevalent on 2005's self-titled debut, which earned the Bravery comparisons to Island labelmates the Killers. Nonetheless, with indie-pop flavor and a high-school-anthem vibe Time Won't Let Me Go will find a home at modern rock radio.


What I've Done (Linkin Park)
If What I've Done is any indication, Linkin Park's new album Minutes To Midnight will be another hit-filled juggernaut in the vein of previous sets Hybrid Theory and Meteora. The genius of this track is that it packs a wallop even as it backs off from the heavily produced style of Linkin Park's catalog. Minimalism is the key. Piano and programmed drums trade off as the song's focal point, nimbly skipping about. Brad Delson lets his guitar flare only when necessary at the chorus and bridge, while Chester Bennington holds screams in check.


My Humps (Alanis Morrissette)
Morrissette's reworking of the ubiquitous Black Eyed Peas hit is an internet sensation thanks to a hysterical video she shot on the fly. Decked out in hottie attire, she shakes her junk with a barely concealed smile as she vamps with a pack of Blues Brothers-esque playas. The music for My Humps is completely reconstructed, so you don't know what you're in for until you catch the lyric. Morissette's piercing voice gives drivel like "What 'chu gonna do with all that breast inside that shirt?" a faux depth you never thought possible. We wondered what the Recording Academy was thinking when the Black Eyed Peas won a Grammy Award for this song, so Alanis, thank u for doling out a little justice.

We all know out of these 3 that LP will only debut on the charts. Maybe The Bravery will.

[Red]

Uh, i'm pretty sure "Time Won't Let Me Go" is in the Modern Top 20.

[1-N-Only21]

what is this thread about?

i'm

[1-N-Only21]

what is this thread about?

i'm confused

[Red]

"Icky Thump", "Made of Scars", "Heart Shaped Glasses" and "Brianstorm" ****ing ROCK THE ****. And "Teenagers" is quite alright as well. One of the better adds weeks in a while.

And I know that Wiki isn't the best source for news, but here's the "Working Class Hero" info you might be looking for. I'm personally excited and worried at the same time.

It was announced that Green Day will contribute a cover of John Lennon's "Working Class Hero" (originally appears on Lennon's 1970 album John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band) to the forthcoming CD Instant Karma: The Campaign To Save Darfur, proceeds from which help support Amnesty International's campaign to focus attention on the urgent catastrophe in Darfur, Sudan. The band will also shoot an accompanying video for the track. The single will be released on iTunes on April 30th. The Instant Karma album is due out June 12th.