Part Two (Revised)

Part Two (Revised)
Part Two
Ok, so I noticed that Jared isn't too fond of the list not really being in order. So I decided to type all I need to type out as far as the 100 songs go and Ill put em in order after its all done.

90. Dir En Grey- Obscure
Watch the video first before reading what else I have to say about it. Of course most people want understand what its saying because its Japanese. However, once I tell you that its a song about anti-abortion.... the video makes a ton more sense. I sorta have a thing for tunes that change during the course tempo and what not during the course of a song, as well as have a soft spot for death metal roaring. Who doesnt want to see an Asian death metal roaring? I know I do.
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xknLWJhCRVE&feature=related)

89. Primus- Wynona's Big Brown Beaver
Les Claypool is a bass god. We dont need me to say this, everyone knows this. This video, however, is frightening with the cowboys and the what nots.

88. System of a Down- Metro
I'm in love with Serj. I stated this before. He is my vocal god. One of the handful of songs I'll catch myself singing along with. I strongly urge everyone to listen to this song.

87. Moody Blues- Nights in White Satin
So over-the-top. So melodramatic. Quintessential Moody Blues.

86. Taproot- Day by Day
For some strange reason, I thought Taproot was a band that'd I would catagorize as "Linkin Parkish". Shame on me.

85. Cream- Sunshine of your Love
Wow. Just wow. I love the song so much. And my love for this song amplified when I swear that my two finches chirped this riff. Dont believe me, ask Kate. Either way, I dont recall this on another list. And it definitely needs to be on someone's. I will proudly display you, Cream!

84. Jethro Tull- Aqualung
Simple ass hell riff. All to disturbing lyrics. Must be Jethro Tull. However, I thoroughly enjoy Tull. They are amazing at what they do. Everyone knows the riff, might not know who the hell Jethro Tull is... but EVERYONE knows the riff.

83. Jimi Hendrix- Foxy Lady
Sex on the guitar, thats what this song is.

82. KMFDM- A Drug Against War
I am a sucker for industrial 90s rock. Guilty as charged. I was in high school during the last part of the 90s. I suffered the rest of my years there with horrible post 2000 rock. Don't get me wrong, not all of it is bad. But if you are old enough to remember awesome music, you'll agree that not one band now holds a candle to the 70s, 80s and 90s :) And though Im sure that they use a drum machine during the song, it still kicks some ass.

81. Uriah Heep- Easy Livin'
Ultra catchy. Another fun song to listen to on a long drive.

More to come!