Ramones-inspired ditties stemming from ’50’s prom songs and juvenile delinquent movies are present, but these diverse bands show a wide range of vocal styles.
If you can spin Lou Reed, James McMurtry, mid-period Kinks, solo Paul Westerberg, Willie Nelson, Towns Van Zant, or Robin Hitchcock, you can roll this.
Andi Deris’ voice sounds superb, the musicianship is spot on, and the audience sings along with fervor. Not much more that you could want out of a live album.
Few can match the frenzy of a 32-player Warhawk match: Mid-air dogfights rage while players on the ground go at each other with everything from tanks to knives.
It’s almost everything you’d want to see in a flying dragon action game. But the controls prevent you from wanting to explore past the first few levels.
The button-mashing hack ‘n’ slash is mind-numbing. A sleek presentation and high-profile license have gotten this title way more attention than it deserves.
Already the defining game of this generation of consoles, BioShock would’ve been an amazing game even if its concepts were hampered by audio/visual constraints.
Everything is covered, from how to draw vampires to evil children to human-animal hybrids and demon girls. Helpful lessons on eyes, expressions, and hands.