Constantly pushing the line towards joke-band, these guys. Except for when they're ruining that rep by releasing actually good singles. But knowing that Keith and Chris like to laugh helps file this cover under "ironic." (Actually who are we kidding,... CONTINUE READING WE ARE SCIENTISTS COVER NICKELBACK»
Posted on February 29, 2008 in MP3 (0 comments)
Tags: Nickelback | We Are Scientists
Saturday night in Vegas, the VH1 Rock Honors paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, Heart, ZZ Top, and of course our beloved Genesis. The night was notable for its choice of host (Bam Margera? Keeping it classy), but even more significant... CONTINUE READING GENESIS GET HONORED, PERFORM FIRST SHOW IN 15 YEARS»
Posted on May 14, 2007 in Tour Dates (2 comments)
Tags: Alice In Chains | Genesis | Gretchen Wilson | Heart | Keane | Nickelback | Phil Collins | Robin Williams | ZZ Top
... just kidding. Probably. Genesis, ZZ Top, Heart, and Ozzy Osbourne are the artists that will be celebrated at this year's VH1 Rock Honors, to be held at Vegas's Mandalay Bay. Gretchen Wilson, Keane, and Nickelback are the bands named... CONTINUE READING NICKELBACK COVER GENESIS»
Posted on April 5, 2007 (14 comments)
Tags: Genesis | Gretchen Wilson | Heart | Keane | Nickelback | Ozzy Osbourne | Phil Collins | ZZ Top
The AP examines the phenomenon of "critic-proof" bands: those that are drawn and quartered by music writers and "cool kids" alike (hitting close to home?), yet go on to sell millions of records and play to sold out arenas. Call... CONTINUE READING BIG-SELLING ARTISTS AND THE CRITICS WHO DESPISE THEM»
Posted on March 21, 2007 (59 comments)
Tags: Nickelback
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