Safetysuit - Someone Like You

Pretty good debut rock song.  7/10

Theory of a Deadman - So Happy

Getting a lot of play on rock stations, and could be crossing over to mainstream song.  Big fan.  8/10

Bullet For My Valentine - Waking The Demon

Very hard song, but i absolutly love it.  Sure to pump you up.  9/10

Bennie Maupin Quartet - Early Reflections

“While veteran multireeds player Bennie Maupin has enjoyed a rich history performing in bands led by Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock, he’s also a potent leader in his own right, as evidenced on “Early Reflections.” A passionate outing of rumination and whimsy in the company of an all-Polish trio, the album serves up melodic gems by Maupin on tenor and soprano sax and alto flute, half of which develop fully in the two- to four-minute range. He’s playful on “Inside the Shadows,” soulful on the happy-go-lucky “Prophet’s Motifs,” swinging on the sprightly “Black Ice” and hushed on the gentle “Within Reach.” Best of the bunch: the slow dance “Escondido,” which Maupin delivers with earthy bass clarinet clarity, and two tunes featuring Hania Chowaniec-Rybka improvising wordless vocals in the mix. —Dan Ouellette”

Motley Crue - Saints of Los Angeles

Rock must has changed quite a bit since these guys faded away.  They haven’t changed their style, but i’m sure people will appreciate this track.  Pretty good, and sure to get a decent amount of spins.  8/10

Mariah Carey feat Jay-Z - Bye Bye Remix

I personally like the remix much better than the original.  I half exect this to get more play than the original too.  8/10

Mariah Carey - Bye Bye

Single number two off E=MC^2 is right on the horizion, be on the look out for this one soon.  7/10

Rocko - Tomorrow

Up and coming rapper with a unique style.  Decent tune.  7/10

Tokyo Police Club - Elephant Shell

“When the band first emerged in 2006 full of startlingly brief songs and an ace EP, it appeared a second act might have been tough for Tokyo Police Club. Luckily, the songs on “Elephant Shell” are a sensible progression from the Strokes-like hooks of earlier material, showing an increasing sophistication. As with before, the brilliance is in the brevity. Even on a 28-minute album, the band does manage to shift gears, such as on “The Harrowing Adventures Of?,” with its strings, xylophone melody and lyrical hook of “two wrongs make him right.” The hook-and-hand-clap-laden “Tessellate” and opener “Centennial” also thrill, but with an album this brief, it’s hard not to walk away wanting more.—Robert Thompson”

Vern Gosdin - Do You Believe Me Now

Very old school country, not bad, just not good.  4/10

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