Euro-American Rock

http://(Nirvana)->Nevermind <Grunge Creator>
http://(Alien Ant Farm)->ANThology <Alternative-rock, Post-drunge> “#1 in Australia, New Zealand and the UK”
http://(Motley Crue)->Theatre of Pain <Glam> “Bad mood”
http://(Motley Crue)->Generation Swine <Glam> “Bored mood”
http://(Guns N’ Roses)->Use Your Illusion <Hard> “Unfriendly mood”
http://(Guns N’ Roses)->G N’ R Lies<Hard> “Unfriendly mood”
http://(Megadeth)->Cryptic Writings <Speed> “Radio jam”

Euro/American Rock

http://(Iron Maiden)->Virtual XI <British Heavy Metal> “Chill friendly”
http://(Billy Idol)->Greatest Hits <UK Punk Rock, MTV video creator> “Upbeat Party”
http://(Three Days Grace)->Three Days Grace <Canadian Post-Grunge, Modern Rock> “Radio Friendly”
http://(The Beatles)->Rock ‘N’ Roll Music: Volume I <Classic>
http://(The Beatles)->Abbey Road <Classic>

California-American Rock

http://(Hollywood Undead)->Swan Songs <Collaboration of hip hop, rock and metal> “Swan Songs represents the last song
a swan sings before it dies, so this first album is THE END ...
... Broken-life of Hollywood [stars] : Bareness”
http://(Rage Against the Machine)->The Battle of Los Angeles <Rap metal, alternative metal, funk metal> “Inspired by Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell
... What can I say, this album is Calm Like a Bomb”
http://(Slayer)->South of Heaven <American Thrash Metal> “Smothered gothic”

Sunken Metal ^{term for no-business underground stuff}

http://(White Zombie)->La Sexorcisto <Extreme Alternative>
http://(Rob Zombie)->Hellbilly Deluxe <Extreme Alternative>
http://(Staind)->Break the Cycle </option> “Street mood”
http://(Slipknot)-> Iowa <Nu Metal> “Above ground”
http://(Slipknot)-> Slipknot <Nu Metal> “Dead mood”
http://(Puddle of Mudd)->Come Clean </option>
http://(GodSmack)->Awake </option>
http://(Five Pointe O)->Untitled <Hard Rock,Hard-core/Industrial,Rock,Heavy Metal> “Street mood”
http://(hed)-> broke (hed)pe <rap, funk, hip hop, metal> “Street mood”

Deep, Purple Wizard Metal

http://(Flyleaf)->Flyleaf <Alternative Rock> “Christian-Rock friendly, front-woman: gender fashion is like women who buy complicated men's watches”
http://(Linking Park)->Minutes To Midnight [in reference to Doomsday Clock] <American Rock; “undefined”
... Note "Smashing Pumpkins" also have a Doomsday Clock song. Go figure.
http://(Papa Roach)->metamorphosis <Polished Glam Rock, Polished '80s Sunset Strip sleaze rock> “Radio friendly”
http://(Testament)->The Legacy <Thrash> “Death mood”
http://(Deicide)->When Satan Lives <Christian Death> “Speed-metal mood”
http://(The Doors)->Waiting For the Sun [released 1968] <Psychedelic rock> “Dust, desert mood”
http://(Smashing Pumpkins)->Zeitgeist [term: german for mainstream or spirit of the age]<American Alternative Rock, signature goth-metal-shoegaze sound,
... this nu gaze evolved from or survived the grundge age, which makes for some interesting news.> “Careless, fearless and popular mood”
http://(Megadeth)->Countdown To Extinction <Speed mixed with Heavy sing-alongs> “Radio jam”

Rabid Frenzied (Extreme) Metal

http://(Korn)->See You On the Other Side <Heavy Metal> “This band likes concerts so CDs don't sound live”
http://(Korn)-><untitled> <Heavy Metal> “This band likes concerts so CDs don't sound live”
http://(Iced Earth)->Something Wicked This Way Comes <Power> “Black mood”
http://(Nickelback)->All the Right Reasons <Power> “Canadian rock band, 2nd best selling foreign act in the US behind The Beatles for the 2000s, their music is critic proof (what critic?)”
http://(Dust for Life)-> Dust for Life <Old School Grunge>
http://(Fear Factory)> Digimortal </option>

Gurl Rock

http://(No Doubt)->Rock Steady <Pop> “Underneath it all”
http://(Gwen Stefani)->Love, Angel, Music, Baby <Pop> “Flash rock mood”
http://(Lacuna Coil)->Comalies <Doom/Gothic> “Gothic (pagen concept) mood”
http://(Cyndi Lauper)->

Time After Time, Girls Just Want To Have Fun, True Colors
All Through The Night
I Drove All Night
She Bop, Money Changes Everything> “Detached mood”

http://(Bangles)->

Manic Monday
Walk Like An Egyptian
Eternal Flame
Where Were You When I Needed You
Everything I Wanted
I'll Set You Free
Be With You
In Your Room
Hazy Shade of Winter
Following > “Detached mood”

http://(Garbage)->Garbage <Scottish-American Alternative Rock> “Like Smashing Pumpkins But Less Rich”
http://(Britney Spears)->In the Zone <Madonna-Pop Plus Britney-R&B> “A Best Dance Recording, 4th Album”
http://(Britney Spears)->oops!...I did it again <Pop, teen pop, dance-pop, bubblegum pop: perhaps but this is AMERICAN MADE--
pop that figure, rock star like woman tan Gwen Stephani short of, like Motely Crue badness> “American-girl-made mood”

Big-Shot Light Metal

http://(AFI)->December Underground, <Punk Metal> “Bring Your Own Load Speakers”
http://(Alice In Chains)->Greatest Hits <Grungy Hard Rock> “Play it in the park for careless listeners”

http://(Buckcherry)->15 <Sleaze, Glam Rock> “Radio Friendly”

http://(AudioSlave)-><untitled><1970's Hard Rock With 1990's Grunge> “Bring Your Own Hi-Fi Speakers”
http://(Primus)->Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People <Funk Metal Fusion> “seems like south easterners but the band's from California”
http://(Meat Loaf)->Bat Out Of Hell <Hard Rock> “A 60's Band Who Grew Up With War and Corruption”

Classic or Hard Rock

http://(The Black Crowes)->The Black Crowes Live ©2002<Soft> “Hard To Handle”
http://(Murder Dolls)->Beyond the Valley Of the Murder Dolls <Glam/Sleaze/Street> ”Underground mood”
http://(Kizz)->Revenge <Glam> “Bad mood”
http://(AC/DC)->Back In Black <Hard> “Bar mood”
http://(AC/DC)->The Razors Edge <Hard> “Evil mood”
http://(AC/DC)->Stiff Upper Lip <Hard> “Bar mood”
http://(AC/DC)->For Those About To Rock <Hard> “Radio jam”
http://(ZZ Top)->Afterburner <Soft> “Background friendly”
http://(Rhino Entertainment)>You Will Be Rocked <Soft Medley>
http://(Ricky Martin)->Ricky Martin<Pop> “Sexy mood”
http://(Ozzy Osbourne)-> The Ozzman Cometh </option>

Original or Heavy Metal

http://(Megadeth)->Risk <More Thrash, Less Speed> “Band's 8th release (1999). However last album with guitarist Marty Friedman and first with drummer Jimmy DeGrasso.
The title stems from a comment by Lars Ulrich from Metallica, who suggested to Dave Mustaine that he take more “risks” with his music.”
http://(Metallica)->Stranger <Speed> “Anonymous mood”
http://(Metallica)->Load <Thrash> “Black mood”
http://(Sepultura)->Roots <Thrash> “Black mood”
http://(Meshuggah)->Nothing <Progressive> “Black mood”
http://(Metallica)->Ride the Lightening <Speed> “Car jam”
http://(Sepultura)->Chaos A.D. <Thrash> “Black mood”
http://(Metallica)->The Black Album<Thrash> “Power mood”
http://(Megadeth)->Rust In Peace <Speed> “Absolute power mood”
http://(Metallica)->...And Justice For All<Thrash> “Death mood”
http://(The Sepultura Remasters)->Arise <Thrash> “Black mood”
http://(GWAR)->Violence Has Arrived <Brutal> “Power mood”
http://(Hatebreed)->Perseverance <Extreme> “Power mood”
http://(Deep Purple)->Machine Head <Hard rock, heavy metal> “This heavy makes you grit your teeth; certified double platinum 10/13/1986”
http://(Monster Magnet)->Monolithic Baby! <Stoner rock, hard rock> “This heavy sits in the background taking a puff, re-introduced some stuff from 1976”
http://(Disturbed)->Believe <Nu Metal> “The album cover features symbols of several major religions, including the christian cross, the jewish Star of David, and the islamic crescent, with the pentagram.”
Remember was released as the second single from their second studio album, Believe. Vocalist David Draiman says that the song is his favorite from the first two Disturbed albums.
http://(Disturbed)->The Sickness <Nu Metal> “Wonderful insanity”

Alt (de-traffic, listener@background.fix) Metal

http://(AFI)->December Underground, <Punk Metal> “Bring Your Own Load Speakers”
http://(Nothingface)->Violence </option>
http://(Nothingface)->Everyday Atrocity </option>
http://(Alien Ant Farm)->ANThology <Alternative-rock, Post-drunge> “Look in iTunes for their releases”
http://(Gorillaz)->Demon Days <US Modern Rock> “Shoe-Gaze, Rap mood, the album cover is a reference to Let It Be by The Beatles”
http://(MuteMath)->Armistice <Alternative rock, Post-rock> “a Grammy Award nominated American rock band from New Orleans that formed in 2003”
http://toolshed.down.net/lyrics/aenimamaster.html-> Ænima (Tool) <Progressive, tracks > “Background friendly, 1997 Best Metal Performance”
http://toolshed.down.net/lyrics/latmaster.html-> Lateralus (Tool) <Progressive> “Background friendly”
http://(Tool)->10,000 Days <Progressive> “American rock band from Los Angeles, California that formed in 1990”

[New Draft]

In a Rock and Roll now
And wondering why you claim all the abuse.
In American gatherings there are no social towns
Because the starving artist-dreaming becoming the hoots.
TENNES'EE!
HOLLYW'OOD!
I'M MIKE OUT THE HOOD!

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Euro-American Rock http://(Nirvana)->Nevermind <Grunge Creator> http://(Alien Ant Farm)->ANThology <Alternative-rock, Post-drunge> “#1 in Australia, New Zealand and the UK” http://(Motley Crue)->Theatre of Pain <Glam> “Bad mood” http://(Motley Crue)->Generation Swine <Glam> “Bored mood” http://(Guns N’ Roses)->Use Your Illusion <Hard> “Unfriendly mood” http://(Guns N’ Roses)->G N’ R Lies<Hard> “Unfriendly mood” http://(Megadeth)->Cryptic Writings <Speed> “Radio jam” Euro/American Rock http://(Iron Maiden)->Virtual XI <British Heavy Metal> “Chill friendly” http://(Billy Idol)->Greatest Hits <UK Punk Rock, MTV video creator> “Upbeat Party” http://(Three Days Grace)->Three Days Grace <Canadian Post-Grunge, Modern Rock> “Radio Friendly” http://(The Beatles)->Rock ‘N’ Roll Music: Volume I <Classic> http://(The Beatles)->Abbey Road <Classic> California-American Rock http://(Hollywood Undead)->Swan Songs <Collaboration of hip hop, rock and metal> “Swan Songs represents the last song a swan sings before it dies, so this first album is THE END ... ... Broken-life of Hollywood [stars] : Bareness” http://(Rage Against the Machine)->The Battle of Los Angeles <Rap metal, alternative metal, funk metal> “Inspired by Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell ... What can I say, this album is Calm Like a Bomb” http://(Slayer)->South of Heaven <American Thrash Metal> “Smothered gothic” Sunken Metal ^{term for no-business underground stuff} http://(White Zombie)->La Sexorcisto <Extreme Alternative> http://(Rob Zombie)->Hellbilly Deluxe <Extreme Alternative> http://(Staind)->Break the Cycle </option> “Street mood” http://(Slipknot)-> Iowa <Nu Metal> “Above ground” http://(Slipknot)-> Slipknot <Nu Metal> “Dead mood” http://(Puddle of Mudd)->Come Clean </option> http://(GodSmack)->Awake </option> http://(Five Pointe O)->Untitled <Hard Rock,Hard-core/Industrial,Rock,Heavy Metal> “Street mood” http://(hed)-> broke (hed)pe <rap, funk, hip hop, metal> “Street mood” Deep, Purple Wizard Metal http://(Flyleaf)->Flyleaf <Alternative Rock> “Christian-Rock friendly, front-woman: gender fashion is like women who buy complicated men's watches” http://(Linking Park)->Minutes To Midnight [in reference to Doomsday Clock] <American Rock; “undefined” ... Note "Smashing Pumpkins" also have a Doomsday Clock song. Go figure. http://(Papa Roach)->metamorphosis <Polished Glam Rock, Polished '80s Sunset Strip sleaze rock> “Radio friendly” http://(Testament)->The Legacy <Thrash> “Death mood” http://(Deicide)->When Satan Lives <Christian Death> “Speed-metal mood” http://(The Doors)->Waiting For the Sun [released 1968] <Psychedelic rock> “Dust, desert mood” http://(Smashing Pumpkins)->Zeitgeist [term: german for mainstream or spirit of the age]<American Alternative Rock, signature goth-metal-shoegaze sound, ... this nu gaze evolved from or survived the grundge age, which makes for some interesting news.> “Careless, fearless and popular mood” http://(Megadeth)->Countdown To Extinction <Speed mixed with Heavy sing-alongs> “Radio jam” Rabid Frenzied (Extreme) Metal http://(Korn)->See You On the Other Side <Heavy Metal> “This band likes concerts so CDs don't sound live” http://(Korn)-><untitled> <Heavy Metal> “This band likes concerts so CDs don't sound live” http://(Iced Earth)->Something Wicked This Way Comes <Power> “Black mood” http://(Nickelback)->All the Right Reasons <Power> “Canadian rock band, 2nd best selling foreign act in the US behind The Beatles for the 2000s, their music is critic proof (what critic?)” http://(Dust for Life)-> Dust for Life <Old School Grunge> http://(Fear Factory)> Digimortal </option> Gurl Rock http://(No Doubt)->Rock Steady <Pop> “Underneath it all” http://(Gwen Stefani)->Love, Angel, Music, Baby <Pop> “Flash rock mood” http://(Lacuna Coil)->Comalies <Doom/Gothic> “Gothic (pagen concept) mood” http://(Cyndi Lauper)-> Time After Time, Girls Just Want To Have Fun, True Colors All Through The Night I Drove All Night She Bop, Money Changes Everything> “Detached mood” http://(Bangles)-> Manic Monday Walk Like An Egyptian Eternal Flame Where Were You When I Needed You Everything I Wanted I'll Set You Free Be With You In Your Room Hazy Shade of Winter Following > “Detached mood” http://(Garbage)->Garbage <Scottish-American Alternative Rock> “Like Smashing Pumpkins But Less Rich” http://(Britney Spears)->In the Zone <Madonna-Pop Plus Britney-R&B> “A Best Dance Recording, 4th Album” http://(Britney Spears)->oops!...I did it again <Pop, teen pop, dance-pop, bubblegum pop: perhaps but this is AMERICAN MADE-- pop that figure, rock star like woman tan Gwen Stephani short of, like Motely Crue badness> “American-girl-made mood” Big-Shot Light Metal http://(AFI)->December Underground, <Punk Metal> “Bring Your Own Load Speakers” http://(Alice In Chains)->Greatest Hits <Grungy Hard Rock> “Play it in the park for careless listeners” http://(Buckcherry)->15 <Sleaze, Glam Rock> “Radio Friendly” http://(AudioSlave)-><untitled><1970's Hard Rock With 1990's Grunge> “Bring Your Own Hi-Fi Speakers” http://(Primus)->Animals Should Not Try To Act Like People <Funk Metal Fusion> “seems like south easterners but the band's from California” http://(Meat Loaf)->Bat Out Of Hell <Hard Rock> “A 60's Band Who Grew Up With War and Corruption” Classic or Hard Rock http://(The Black Crowes)->The Black Crowes Live ©2002<Soft> “Hard To Handle” http://(Murder Dolls)->Beyond the Valley Of the Murder Dolls <Glam/Sleaze/Street> ”Underground mood” http://(Kizz)->Revenge <Glam> “Bad mood” http://(AC/DC)->Back In Black <Hard> “Bar mood” http://(AC/DC)->The Razors Edge <Hard> “Evil mood” http://(AC/DC)->Stiff Upper Lip <Hard> “Bar mood” http://(AC/DC)->For Those About To Rock <Hard> “Radio jam” http://(ZZ Top)->Afterburner <Soft> “Background friendly” http://(Rhino Entertainment)>You Will Be Rocked <Soft Medley> http://(Ricky Martin)->Ricky Martin<Pop> “Sexy mood” http://(Ozzy Osbourne)-> The Ozzman Cometh </option> Original or Heavy Metal http://(Megadeth)->Risk <More Thrash, Less Speed> “Band's 8th release (1999). However last album with guitarist Marty Friedman and first with drummer Jimmy DeGrasso. The title stems from a comment by Lars Ulrich from Metallica, who suggested to Dave Mustaine that he take more “risks” with his music.” http://(Metallica)->Stranger <Speed> “Anonymous mood” http://(Metallica)->Load <Thrash> “Black mood” http://(Sepultura)->Roots <Thrash> “Black mood” http://(Meshuggah)->Nothing <Progressive> “Black mood” http://(Metallica)->Ride the Lightening <Speed> “Car jam” http://(Sepultura)->Chaos A.D. <Thrash> “Black mood” http://(Metallica)->The Black Album<Thrash> “Power mood” http://(Megadeth)->Rust In Peace <Speed> “Absolute power mood” http://(Metallica)->...And Justice For All<Thrash> “Death mood” http://(The Sepultura Remasters)->Arise <Thrash> “Black mood” http://(GWAR)->Violence Has Arrived <Brutal> “Power mood” http://(Hatebreed)->Perseverance <Extreme> “Power mood” http://(Deep Purple)->Machine Head <Hard rock, heavy metal> “This heavy makes you grit your teeth; certified double platinum 10/13/1986” http://(Monster Magnet)->Monolithic Baby! <Stoner rock, hard rock> “This heavy sits in the background taking a puff, re-introduced some stuff from 1976” http://(Disturbed)->Believe <Nu Metal> “The album cover features symbols of several major religions, including the christian cross, the jewish Star of David, and the islamic crescent, with the pentagram.” Remember was released as the second single from their second studio album, Believe. Vocalist David Draiman says that the song is his favorite from the first two Disturbed albums. http://(Disturbed)->The Sickness <Nu Metal> “Wonderful insanity” Alt (de-traffic, listener@background.fix) Metal http://(AFI)->December Underground, <Punk Metal> “Bring Your Own Load Speakers” http://(Nothingface)->Violence </option> http://(Nothingface)->Everyday Atrocity </option> http://(Alien Ant Farm)->ANThology <Alternative-rock, Post-drunge> “Look in iTunes for their releases” http://(Gorillaz)->Demon Days <US Modern Rock> “Shoe-Gaze, Rap mood, the album cover is a reference to Let It Be by The Beatles” http://(MuteMath)->Armistice <Alternative rock, Post-rock> “a Grammy Award nominated American rock band from New Orleans that formed in 2003” http://toolshed.down.net/lyrics/aenimamaster.html-> Ænima (Tool) <Progressive, tracks > “Background friendly, 1997 Best Metal Performance” http://toolshed.down.net/lyrics/latmaster.html-> Lateralus (Tool) <Progressive> “Background friendly” http://(Tool)->10,000 Days <Progressive> “American rock band from Los Angeles, California that formed in 1990”
[New Draft] In a Rock and Roll now And wondering why you claim all the abuse. In American gatherings there are no social towns Because the starving artist-dreaming becoming the hoots. TENNES'EE! HOLLYW'OOD! I'M MIKE OUT THE HOOD!
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