I love everything- fron Coltrane to Slayer. Metal, Drum & Bass, Jazz, Pop Music, House Music and anything else you can think of, I might not like it all, but there is a chance I will like some of it.
The Beatles influence is all over (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? and Oasis really never tried to hide it. She’s Electric has that old-school British pop sound, and the beginning of Don’t Look Back in Anger sounds a lot like John Lennon’s Imagine. But Oasis didn’t just copy The Beatles. They took that sound, added louder guitars, a lot more attitude, and Liam Gallagher’s voice and made it their own.
A white kid from surburban Wisconsin had no idea what he was getting himself into. Talk about an album the opened your eyes and made take a serious look at the things happening around in the world, while blowing your mind with the raw, uncencored realness of the streets of Compton. I had just discovered Ice T, LL Cool J and RUN DMC right before this. All GOATS imo, but this album is the one that hooked me into late 80's and 90's hip-hop.
It's just such a complete record. start to stop, not a single bad track. It brings me back to the days when I was just starting my journey into metal. Metallica, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Slayer and Anthrax always take me to a simpler and fantastic time in my life.
The name of the record says it all "The Very Best of John Coltrane" Is on the record player right now. It's what I listen to when I need to cleanse my musical palate.
This album changed my life and opened up a whole new world musically for me. Her voice and those instruments could not create a better sound to my ears. This is the album if I were stranded on a desert island and only had one thing to listen to type of album. Please if you have not listened to this, treat yourself.
I have known Will for a bunch of years and remember going to his shows in Nashville and Bowling Green. If you ever want to listen to a real talent, you should give his entire catalog a listen. If you start with the first album and listen all the way through, you will not only hear the growth of a talented singer/songwriter, but also the growth of a man coming to terms with the world he lives in and figuring out how he can help make it a better place.
His songs are packed with depth, wisdom, and sometimes a longing for things that are just not meant to be.
He has also had success as a songwriter. The Eli Young Band covered his song **“Even If It Breaks Your Heart”** to massive success, and a few other artists have picked up his songs along the way. Nothing, in my opinion, will ever beat the original songs done by the man himself.
(What's the Story) Morning Glory?Oasis
