Just letting you guys know (a little late, I know) that we’re on a short break. Check back tomorrow when we’re back with the week’s new releases.
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Aerosmith profile live on Sonic Clash!
Joining the growing lineup of artist profiles is Sonic Clash’s Aerosmith profile – now live on the inside!
See the boys pose outside NASA, trace back the steps of the album-a-year days of the 1970s and learn about Joe Perry’s breakaway band.
New England’s answer to Old England’s Rolling Stones may not have as many supermodels, arrests and suspicious deaths, but who does?
Check out SC’s profile: new stuff coming always!
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Friday Throwback – Go For It
I took a bit of a hiatus from the Friday Throwback and I want to give a shout out to Money Mike for picking it up for me. I needed a bit of a break to get the creative juices flowing again. But I’m coming back with a vengeance. Well maybe not, unless you like Joey B. Ellis. Who is Joey B. Ellis for the 95% of you who probably think I need to take a longer hiatus? Um, I’m not really sure. Dude doesn’t even have a wikipedia page. But really, he just wants you to go for it.
– Why is a shirtless Hammer in some tight drawers, introducing the video? I almost forgot. Joey B. Ellis was on his label.
– To be or not to be dope, that’s the question.
– Why do you see Rocky Balboa you ask? Well, this was the lead single to that great movie, Rocky V.
– I know that’s not B Angie B singing background. Where is she these days anyway?
– And while we’re at it, what about Oaktown 3.5.7.?
– I wonder who would’ve won between Joey B. Ellis and The Fresh Prince? We know they couldn’t beat Mike Tyson.
– I think this might hold the record for most versions of the running man in a music video.
– This might be the only video in the world where a girl wearing head gear and a pointed bra twirling the American flag fits right in.
– I think Sly needed to be in the video thinking Joey B. Ellis was Apollo’s son.