It's Monday. Call in sick to work, and let's go on a Safari.
It's Greta Van Fleet. Don't mention the "Z" word. Just enjoy it.
Honestly, there are worse bands to sound like. I think they're cool.
It's Monday. Call in sick to work, and let's go on a Safari.
It's Greta Van Fleet. Don't mention the "Z" word. Just enjoy it.
Honestly, there are worse bands to sound like. I think they're cool.
I used to play acoustic guitar. When I was in my teens, and early 20s, I was pretty into it. Went to coffee shops and open mic nights. I was never very good, but I had a great time. Even tried writing some songs at one point. Those are probably better left unsung, lol.
There is something special about just a voice and a guitar. First of all, it is a skill, a talent, a gift, to be able to do it well. Not everyone can. And very, very few are truly great at it.
Next, there is something powerful there. You have more of an impact because you have less. Whether it is a protest song, a love song, or a song to just mindlessly dance around to, having a voice and a guitar makes an impact, makes a statement.
As these two glorious examples show.
Let's start the week off with a banger. Who says you have to wait until the weekend to dance the night away?
Released on March 23, 1979, just over a year after their groundbreaking self-titled debut, Van Halen II continued to showcase the band's blend of hard rock, catchy hooks, David Lee Roth's madcap but powerful vocal style and Eddie Van Halen's groundbreaking guitar work.
It was recorded in just a few weeks at Sunset Sound Recorders in Hollywood, California, and quickly became another success for the band, reaching #6 on the Billboard 200 and eventually going 5× Platinum.
"Dance the Night Away" was the lead single from Van Halen II and became the band’s first Top 20 hit, reaching #15 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Enjoy! And get out there and dance!