Three AM Eternal – Page 2

January 11, 2015

3 AM Eternal: Hillsong United: The White Album Project (2014)

“Woe to you that take evil for good and good for evil!” Read more

January 10, 2015

3AM Eternal: Jan & Dean: Save For A Rainy Day (1967)

What was intended to be a measure to keep their duo alive during a crisis, Dean Torrence’s into Pet Sounds-style pop was hated at the time–but is now considered a classic, for good reason. Read more

January 9, 2015

3AM Eternal: The Pandoras “Run Down Love Battery” (1988)

All-girl garage rock band in Major Label Attempt To Turn Them Into Heavy Metal Chicks shock! Read more

January 8, 2015

3AM Eternal: Kevin Rowland “The Greatest Love Of All” (1999)

Kevin Rowland’s 1999 solo album was an astonishingly beautiful album of well-chosen covers, but was doomed because of that album sleeve… Read more

January 7, 2015

3AM Eternal: The Rods “Do Anything You Wanna Do” (1977)

What happens when a band releases a song featuring one of Satanism’s greatest prophets in a rather hilarious pose? Read more

January 6, 2015

3AM Eternal: Jawbreaker “Fireman” (1995)

The band seen as Punk rock’s biggest sellouts’ major label corporate sellout album would soon become the template for modern “pop punk.” Read more

January 5, 2015

3AM Eternal: Wings “Mary Had A Little Lamb” (1972)

Paul McCartney confounded critics and fans alike with the choice for his band Wings’ second single. Read more

January 4, 2015

3AM Eternal: The Danielson Famile “Rubbernecker” (1998)

“They can’t possibly be Christian! They’re too WEIRD!” Read more

January 3, 2015

3AM Eternal: Blur “Tender” (1999)

Blur’s 1999 album 13 was a bit of a shocker, a dark, melancholy affair, and was preceded by “Tender,” a maudlin, melancholy seven minute gospel ballad. Read more

January 2, 2015

3AM Eternal: The Beach Boys “The Little Girl I Once Knew” (1965)

This poorly-performing single was the first crack in Brian Wilson’s seemingly untouchable impenetrable reign as pop maestro. Read more