Member Since:
6/7/2004
Total Mixes:
9747
Total Feedback:
8
Other Mixes By
itunes
Playlist
|
Other Mix
Playlist
|
Celebrity Playlist
Playlist
|
Celebrity Playlist
|
Shinedown
|
Second Chance
|
from The Sound of Madness (Bonus Track Version)
(2008)
|
Shinedown
|
Save Me
|
from Us and Them (Deluxe Version)
(2009)
|
Shinedown
|
45
|
from Leave a Whisper (Deluxe Version)
(2009)
|
Shinedown
|
Sound of Madness
|
from The Sound of Madness (Bonus Track Version)
(2008)
|
Shinedown
|
Devour
|
from The Sound of Madness (Bonus Track Version)
(2008)
|
Shinedown
|
Burning Bright
|
from Leave a Whisper (Deluxe Version)
(2009)
|
Shinedown
|
If You Only Knew
|
from The Sound of Madness (Bonus Track Version)
(2008)
|
Shinedown
|
I Dare You
|
from Us and Them (Deluxe Version)
(2009)
|
Shinedown
|
Heroes
|
from Us and Them (Deluxe Version)
(2009)
|
Shinedown
|
Fly from the Inside
|
from Leave a Whisper (Deluxe Version)
(2009)
|
Shinedown
|
Simple Man (Rock Version)
|
from Leave a Whisper (Deluxe Version)
(2009)
|
Shinedown
|
The Crow & the Butterfly
|
from The Sound of Madness (Bonus Track Version)
(2008)
|
Shinedown
|
Shed Some Light
|
from Us and Them (Deluxe Version)
(2009)
|
Shinedown
|
Breaking Inside
|
from The Sound of Madness (Bonus Track Version)
(2008)
|
Shinedown
|
Happy X-Mas (War Is Over)
|
from Happy X-Mas (War Is Over) - Single
(2006)
|
Comment:
Shinedown come by their Southern rock roots honestly — founding guitarist Jasin Todd married Ronnie Van Zant's daughter Melody, and their earliest demos were done at her studio. But musically, these Jacksonville boys venture [i]way[/i] past the Mason-Dixon line, giving pop, metal, and grunge a ride in their power-chord-fueled pickup, gunning the motor on the way to multi-platinum glory. The thrash-crazed riffs and roaring vocals of the appropriately titled "Devour" draw pictures in your mind of four Southern kids locking themselves in their garage with a boombox and a Metallica CD until the sound seeps into their bloodstream. And yet it's easy to imagine the supersized melodic choruses that rocket out of "Breaking Inside" and "If You Only Knew," inspiring hit-bound pop and country cover versions. The boys bring it all back home with their [i]own[/i] cover, of Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Simple Man," prompting visions of an alternate reality where Eddie Vedder took Skynyrd's reins after Ronnie's passing. From headbangers to Dixie twangers, the ultimate Shinedown experience awaits you.
Feedback: