Life is a Highway

Life is a Highway
Source: YouTube

Monday 8 October 2012

Chrissy Ozioma: Janet Jackson- 'Black Cat Remix'

Source: Etyyy Qishunli- Janet Jackson's Black Cat live.
"Janet Jackson ft. Vernon Reid - Black Cat"  


If you like beautiful, sexy, hard classic rock music videos, that sort of have a blue rock feel to it, then I think Janet Jackson's Black Cat will be one of the best classic rock videos that you'll see. The lyrics, Janet singing the song, the dancing, her outfit, body, face, it's really the perfect music video.

Source:Chrissy Ozioma- Janet Jackson's Black Cat music video.

A great version and you really get to see Janet Jackson's versatility in her music adding classic rock to her rhythm and blues sound. Black Cat really is a classic rock if not hard rock sound that is performed by a rhythm and blues band. But where you also get Janet's performance and dance team.

You generally don't see classic rock and hard rock bands with dancers and with vocalist dancing around on the stage and doing rehearsed dances. It's generally a lead vocalist singing on stage and moving around to some extent and moving with their bandmates, but you generally don't see them dancing around together.

Blues rock is where you mix in classic rock like say something from Aerosmith and mix that in with rhythm and blues. Like something from Janet Jackson. (To use as an example) The Dave Matthews band does that, Bruce Springsteen does this, Eric Clapton does this, Elvis Presley did that, Jim Morrison and The Doors did that combination. But with Black Cat you get a classic or hard rock song and sound played by r&b band with an r&B singer. And they did a great job with that.

You can also see this post at The Action Blog, on Blogger.

Guns N Roses: Sweet Child O' Mine Music Video (1987)


Source:Guns N Roses- Guess who?

"Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine (Alternate Version)" 


"Guns N' Roses - Sweet Child O' Mine (Official Music Video)" 

Source:Guns N Roses- Guess who?

From Guns N Roses

The best GNR song of all time, pure and simple and it all started with Slash just ripping on guitar. Imagine that, one of the best rock songs of the entire 80s and perhaps 70s, 80s, and 90s, and it all starts because of one great guitarist just ripping on his guitar, with someone else in the band hearing that and deciding to make that part of a song. Would love to know how GNR got the lyrics of this song as well, because it's so perfectly done with the lyrics and music.